skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, a lightly-annoying-when-passed hook would probably be a better fit for smaller environments / personal use. I may have to set that up for my own stuff, thanks!

I set mine up in our CI environment because it was essentially trivial to do so, and it also caught people who didn't have hooks installed... but that's only really relevant because we had a couple dozen engineers rotating between many other projects that religiously avoid hooks. It was far too likely to be forgotten unless it was automated.
Proof-of-Stake is not Objective
The correct view of a proof-of-stake blockchain depends on who you ask for it. As a result, a) the cost of an attack cannot be calculated in units internal to the blockchain, making security analyses void; b) debts cannot be settled between parties that do not already agree on which third parties are trustworthy; and c) the final resolution of disputes must come from courts.
I was trying to figure out my multiplier the other day and came to 1.05x. I'm an average engineer who works longer hours - hence the 0.05 premium.
Why don't front end engineers report to back end engineers? It would seem logical since the backend teams are where all the magic happens and frontend teams are responsible for input and output.

Conway's Law (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law) may explain why there are multiple teams, but it does not explain which team should be diving the design.
For the record, I didn’t downvote you, and whomever did should at least say something, as the comments aren’t unreasonable.

Debatable, yes, but not unreasonable.

Anyways, the study omits Tesla chargers which has far more usage than non-Tesla chargers, I’ll go out on a limb to claim, as I’ve seen packed stations every other day, while driving past it in my own Tesla :p
Not who you replied to, but yes, I am claiming that Russia is trying to exterminate Ukrainians.

From the (admittedly, rambling) speeches of their top command about how Ukraine is not a real country and intentional shelling of civilian structures, to mass murder of civilians being uncovered after russian forces are pushed back and abduction of children, there is no way you can call the goal of russian forces anything but extermination of a nation.

Of course, the official body count is not yet past 6 million, and UN paperwork calling it genocide is not yet signed. So yeah, you're right, it's not genocide, just murder on industrial scale.

For the sake of disclosure, I'm from Latvia, a country that shook off the russian yoke in 90s, and my own mother has chilling memories of red army acting the same animalistic way as what we hear from Ukraine today. "Bias" or "experience" - choose your own label.
Show HN: I made a personal Movies page, tracking everything I've watched
Pandas Tutor – Learn and visualize pandas in the browser
I don't think you 'brag', and I can also understand how the situation is making you feel. I have known and met guys like you where I have worked, which had similar experiences. It's a bit like being the tallest in your class. It feels better than being the shortest, but it can feel very lonely just the same.
The normal advice is to search and find a group of peers to work with. The trouble is, if your skills are mostly technical, and not matched in social/networking skills.
Google the phrase 'never be the smartest person in the room' to see some perspective on your situation, you are not the first :-)
the atmospheric drag at perigee happens perpendicular to the object speed, which is tangential to the gravity field, so the object doesn't get shifts on it's vertical speed, only it's energy, having less to convert in potential energy (i.e. apogee height)

in the thereabout of perigee you have two arms, one inbound and one outbound. the horizontal component of the drag for both is all in the direction against the travel and slow the craft without changing the vertical component of its speed

the vertical component of the drag (for as long as the craft has the energy to get's outside of the dense atmosphere) kind of cancels out, as the drag force inbound pushes against your down velocity vector and the drag force outbound pushes against your up velocity vector.

there is however a small energy loss due to the fact that the journey trough the atmosphere isn't perfectly simmetrical, since you're losing speed along all the way, the inbound leg is shorter than the outbound leg, causing the vertical component of the drag going outside to slightly exceed the component of the vertical drag coming in - so your perigee does change little by litte due this (and other more nuanced effects, but we're painting with a large brush here) - this asymmetry gets stronger the more you stay in the atmosphere and the furthest you dip in the dense area, until you ultimately don't have the energy to escape anymore.

the fact that the atmosphere isn't on/off like that but has a long boundary layer stretching far from the dense parts kinda complicates things a little more, because drag is applied the whole circle, but not by that much.
I'm guessing it's stronger in tension, which is not super useful for concrete which is only used in compression.
> this is why i say CC0 licensed assets

Then who cares if they're on a blockchain?

I think it's fair to say I don't really get this artificial scarcity fetish.
In a related note: Rust programmers that reviewed the Go malware:" We made a pullrequest to the malware repo where we have rewritten the whole thing in Rust"
I had to try it out first, but yep, that's how it works:

const assert = @import("std").debug.assert;

fn get12() i32 {
const opt_opt_val: ??i32 = 12;
const val = opt_opt_val.?.?;
comptime assert(val == 12);
return val;
}

[https://www.godbolt.org/z/oncd5shvP]
Wild coincidence or destiny?

I’m in the space industry. I’ve wanted to visit NZ for ever. Here now, finally. 3 days ago I toured the Ashburton museum and saw this ball.

Now this gets posted on HN which I’ve been ignoring for the last year.
So, Have You Heard About Monkeypox?
Yes and no.

Tesla destination chargers (Level 2 EVSEs) by default have a J1772 compatibility mode that allows other vehicles to communicate with it. Just have to get the right adapter.

Superchargers however are still Tesla only in the US.

Source: Polestar 2 owner, with adapter.
What about police helicopters, which are out every night for hours at a time.

They are very very loud and will wake you up from even a deep sleep.
I like Objectiv's approach, I believe there is great value in owning your own analytics data and staying in the open source landscape whilst processing the data with AI. We've done some proof of concepts and will keep a close watch on the developments of Objectiv and their AI model ecosystem
6. Mopeds
Stock up on Soylent powder. I'm drinking mine years past expiration date; seems fine. And like, vitamin-packed. Energy. It's got electrolytes!
One of my coworkers, a UX designer, used to work at a newspaper. They used Osama Bin Laden’s FBI most wanted photo as a placeholder image to avoid accidentally running prints without photos because it was funny and because, you know, who could miss that? Well, everyone, it turns out. Some poor guy got Osama’s photo in his obituary and that was the end of that.
it does not have to be expensive. it can be that the entire year of play cost you $10 USD to purchase all your cards, or it could be that you acquired your game loot just through playing for days on end in RPG-like boss drops and not spending anything.

scarcity is part of these games. when you open a pack of MtG cards and one item is rare, player will tend to get pretty excited. same with a rare loot dropped in WoW. without this imposed scarcity all assets would have equally unlimited supply and the game would probably be pretty bland, and there would be not as much reason to trade cards and build a hand.
Matt Levine at Bloomberg (always an informative and entertaining read) looked into that Apr 27

Musk does not have to close the deal if there has been a “material adverse effect” at Twitter. (Sections 4.9 and 7.2(b).) “Material adverse effect” is defined on page 5 of the agreement and it is long. Actually the definition doesn’t say much; it just says, tautologically, that a “Material Adverse Effect” is “any change, event, effect or circumstance which, individually or in the aggregate, has resulted in or would reasonably be expected to result in a material adverse effect on the business, financial condition or results of operations” of Twitter. All the action is in the exceptions to the MAE. As I suggested yesterday, there are lots of them, and it is somewhat difficult to think of an event that would cause a material adverse effect on Twitter’s business but not be covered by an exception to the MAE. If Twitter does badly due to all sorts of general conditions (changes in law, general economic and financial conditions, pandemics, etc.), that does not count as an MAE. If Twitter fails “to meet internal, analysts’ or other earnings estimates or financial projections or forecasts for any period,” that doesn’t count as an MAE; just having bad earnings isn’t enough. And, as usual, bad effects that result from “the negotiation, execution, announcement, performance, consummation or existence of this Agreement or the transactions contemplated by this Agreement” do not count as an MAE, though here they felt it necessary to spell out “including (A) by reason of the identity of Elon Musk, Parent or any of their Affiliates or their respective financing sources, or any communication by Parent or any of its Affiliates or their respective financing sources, including regarding their plans or intentions with respect to the conduct of the business of the Company.” If Elon Musk breaks Twitter by tweeting his plans for it, he still has to buy it.

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-04-27/bill-h... starts about 2/3 down
This makes wonder. I recently moved to the middle of a loud city, so I bought a pair or bose sleepbuds that drown everything out by playing background noise while I sleep - the sound of waves, actually. Is this low-level sound any less of a stressor than traffic, though? It's constant and calming so I fall asleep. But maybe it's not good for me, and leads to lower quality sleep anyway.
Sounds like you are really good at coding and designing software!
But sadly, as you are finding, that this does not imply being good at "life".

Reading between the lines of your post, there might be a very deep rooted assumption that being amazingly well at something in life, would automatically lead to being good at life itself.

Chemically speaking "life" is just the ability to handle the naturally generated body chemistry well and cultivating it.

Remember that time you were so incredibly in love? How Happy and fulfilled you were?

Now, you did't take substances for that right?
Just by accident you found some signal-patterns though your optical nerve, ears, smell and touch that allowed you to release all kinds of fancy chemicals into your bloodstream.

YOU FELT GREAT!

But now?

You are good at code, but that does not keep your body-chemistry high enough that you feel like flying.
Ofc I know you feel it a little when you find a very nice solution, or when you finally fix that one thing that bothered your whole team for a week and so on...

But it is not enough or you wouldn't have made that post.

Now what if I told you, that people have found ways and means to cultivate and "train" those glands that make you feel high and ecstatic?
We all know that diet and workout (and what people call a "healtyh" lifestyle) is exactly that. Enhancing the quality of your body chemistry.
But is goes much further than that. Sadly these techniques have always been in the mystical and esoteric landscape which fu*ked it all up so badly.

But still the techniques work, I can confess that myself and science is also getting there more and more.

If such shit interests you at all, I recommend that you go straight to the secret techniques of the ancient yogis from high up in the Himalaya mountains. Get the real stuff and not that washed down, new-agy nonsense!
I could recommend a few resources, but I trust you will also find some.

I wish you all the very best <3
The posterior probability, given that you've already found a very rare piece of space debris, would have been high.

https://xkcd.com/795/

(By the way, there's an documented instance [0] mentioned in the sibling comments. The hazard is much worse than you'd think: the space reactor didn't simply fall in one piece, but left a trail of fragments 600 km long, some of which were lethally radioactive. It's pretty lucky this one happened in an uninhabited wasteland).

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosmos_954
Thanks!

40 upvotes I guess some of our university community is on HN and want frame.work as work laptop :)

I was told that matinfo-esr has been Dell biggest client in the whole Europe for some years.
> Venture capitalists and entrepreneurs are betting the emerging Web3 space is the next generation of the internet

Venture capitalists that are "betting on crypto" are not, in fact, betting on crypto. They are committing securities fraud en masse.

1/ Invest in crypto startups

2/ Let them offer tokens to the public, which are, in effect, unlicensed securities (that's the fraud part)

3/ Either wait for the value of the startups to skyrocket, or, even better, obtain the crypto tokens for cheap and resell them yourself in exchange for real money

4/ Profit!

Cf. this video by a Berkeley CompSci professor https://youtu.be/J9nv0Ol-R5Q?t=2733
Technical Leadership [pdf]
If the NFT is, say, an image. Different games could definitely pull the image(url) from the blockchain and use it in their specific game. Multiple games could share it in that way.

Now if that will ever happen I very much doubt.
The development of fair tests of treatments (2014)
>If what you are invested in is confidential business information, you're doing something wrong.

You've never beaten the market before, and never will.
I’m in NYC as well. I hate the noise from the Motocross dirt bikes and atvs that folks ride around on streets speeding and doing tricks on in the city. It used to be a problem primarily in midtown but it’s spread since they started cracking down on them. I hope this new tech helps limit those groups.
I don't think it's about eating the pellets, but about using the ingredients to make food for people instead of pellets.
Hardware acceleration in robotics news issue #10.ROS 2 Humble Hawksbill with Yocto and PetaLinux, AMD's robotics starter kit for the factory of the future, AMD Kria KR260 Robotics Starter Kit takes on NVIDIA Jetson AGX Xavier devkit, Streamlining ROS 2 development on an FPGA SoC
Fire a tweet and mention @ElonMusk in it. :)
I agree, I dread exercise. I push myself to the gym filled with regret that this is a necessity and I don't have a choice.
I cannot use my Airpods Pro for playing instruments on my Ipad Pro, because of latency. I have to use my old great cable headphones and a flimsy adapter, because the Ipad Pro has no headphone jack.
You know we truly live in an insane world when Immunostimulants are not attempted for HIV despite being the obvious treatment.. The mediocrity goes beyond imagination.
Thymalin +- thymosin a1 +- thymosin b4 are extremely likely to be the best available cures, Thymalin increase naive T cell production by 680% and the thymosin strongly stimulate T helpers and the adaptativity of the immune system.
The major component of HIV is an abrupt thymic involution but hey let's not give them the thymic hormone h o h o
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15078181/

lol thymalin defficiency is even found to be the cause preceding AIDS so let's not use it h o h o

> Abnormally low plasma thymulin levels preceded the development of peripheral blood T cell abnormalities.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3018210/

I'm afraid no one cares for those people.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16940531/
I think we will see more of this as we move deeper into this downturn.
look at it this way: anybody can google images of the rarest MtG cards and print it out on paper, and bring that to play with. but the other player will probably frown on that. because both players have bought into the idea that the "cards" not the JPG image that makes them is what has value in the gameplay.

the same is possible in blockchain setting. ownership of that unique token can hold value for gameplay and collectibility, despite JPG being CC0 and free to download and print out.
Avanturistic – the world map of outdoor adventures
Take a picture, say where it was, describe your adventure, and let other people know what they can do there
TIL the entire history of world dance outside of the Western urban club scene doesn't matter.
it's basically just a flex from the killer concrete industry. no sweat.
Sounds like you've you done a bit of digging around, you're efforts are appreciated. I found and a github of people
sharing what they know, here's a guy live streaming hacking it and building a tinygrad https://youtu.be/mwmke957ki4
Is this prediction depending on people in some point in the future not being idiots?
Likewise, there aren't that many works of fiction that deal with anarchist societies and they are always fascinating to me. In hindsight, perhaps the endless descriptions of the landscape would be more entertaining if I'd tried to hand-draw a map from the descriptions. Well, I haven't read Blue Mars yet.
The only Nottingham I know is in the UK, and the UK is specifically mentioned by GP.
The original responder asked twice in a row whether or not i wanted an answer when there was obviously nothing rhetorical about my questions and so that is the misdirection.

And we are now how deep in this thread without an answer to the simple question; how can a lack of EU energy embargo stand in solidarity with the sanctions and Ukraine. Please explain?
Depends on the city, I'm not far from a hospital as well as a police station and the noise it generates is intense. The ambulances more so than the police.

Bikes (mostly mopeds) are really really annoying as well, some of them, I don't know why or how generate insane amounts of noise.

Agreed on the scaffolding and overall works, I blame the random urban planning.
> in that particular moment

It is no longer “that particular moment”
> Every TODO needed a date

A todo is a todo. I don't see why a date is necessary.
Nope, most Western countries have inflation in the 8% range, although as always you can quibble about what's being measured etc.

Also, Russia has already turned off the gas taps to Poland, Bulgaria and by the end of this week most likely to Finland. However, European countries can substitute (with varying degrees of pain), while it's physically impossible for Russia to export that gas elsewhere, meaning any cuts to exports hit them hard in the pocketbook.

At the end of the day, it's pretty much the world vs Russia right now, and the world will absorb the economic blows better than Russia can.
> This requires destroying the infected T4 cells
Which is the trivial role of newly produced naive T cells and therefore thymalin cf my comment
I would say 15, they release from weekly to monthly with random breaks in the middle
To properly burn plastic you need temps >1000 degC. Salt melts at 800 degC. If you vaporize plastic at lower temperature you release very nasty toxins.
You're absolutely right, it was a dumpster fire and it tarnished the name for me as well.

https://web.archive.org/web/20170913160203/https://caddyserv...
> In software especially web world...

The frontend frameworks used to have really short lifecycles "Oh,you're still using FooJS? That's so last year. Everyone's on Bar.js now- it's so much better"
RIP. Vangelis and Jean-Michel Jarre were a generation of artist for which electronic music truly meant something. Now elextronic music means DJs mixing other people's music.
It's incredible that some cultures keep falling back to a standard of lying all over the command chain when it should be blindingly obvious to everyone how inefficient it is. If rumors are correct, Russian military is now doing that in Ukraine and a lot of their poor performance derives from it.
That’s a silly bit use case.

It’s trying to replicate some medium (world of atoms) properties unto another medium (world of bits) which provides a wild different perspective (scarcity is not the rule).

If anyone wants to play the scarcity/exclusivity game, fine.

There are better, more efficient solutions/means than crypto and nft for this already.
I've never heard a police helicopter at night in the country where I live (UK). I rarely see or hear them at all.

Edit: After googling, it looks like there are about 2000 police helicopters in the US, but only 20 in the UK. As far as I can tell, there are the same number of police helicopters in LA as across the whole of the UK.
https://web.archive.org/web/20220520054059/https://www.econo...
Who knew I'd click on HN and come across the cure for HIV!
Hmm. I've changed it above - but given how confidently the original title says Mithradites and how carefully edited The Believer presumably is (was?), it's not obvious what's going there. Perhaps reading the entire article would clarify but I am too le tired.

Edit: no, you're right - https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Mithridates+of+Fond+du+La...
A catalytic converter and a muffler are different things. And this article and conversation is mostly about cars and motorbikes that make noise by use of tuned exhaust, often with no muffler and / or made to be a resonator to increase the noise.
I think fpus still do for things like trig functions. Doing it using a power series potentially gives bad results and takes a long time to get enough accuracy. I think it was pretty common to use lookup tables in various algorithms back then since it was way faster to do a memory access and then some interpolation or just a memory access than to do a bunch of calculations.
True believers can sound that way with a straight face. Witness the election denialism in America.
Clicked thinking this was about GrapheneOS. I'm stupid.
This is not good. The problem here is essentially social, or we might call it antisocial -- people simply not caring about the living beings around them. That can't actually be solved with technology, but you can definitely create technology to detect loud sounds and ticket people. This simultaneously enriches the state and helps tighten the noose of surveillance and control, while doing nothing about the root issue.

* Despite how it appears, this comment was not actually modded down -- it has been pre-censored by HN, allegedly to help preserve curiosity.
> the island was about 100 acres and only had about 25 people on it at any given time

And they referred to each other by number, not name
See the neighboring subthread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31438134 (which has details/links to more information and is more explicit than just the 4th footnote at the end of the mentioned twice before peterme link.)
Suspend works flawlessly on my Librem 15 for many years. Every new hardware needs some time to get a proper support with Linux.
Too much about the award and background and whatever and not enough about the bricks.
I mean that's the second thing of course, but sponsors weren't pulling out on day one yet as far as I recall, but technical issues definitely did start popping up on day one.
Why Web Application Firewalls fail to protect web applications (2016)
When I block while trying to write, what usually blocks me is the lack of ideas.
who knew people being in denial of actual potent research would maintain the ignorance of those treatments?
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33237528/