skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
“No alias” in Rust is a simple rule that was there from the start (it didn’t break any programs, unless by “programs” you mean “programs I would like to write in a certain way”).
Mine doesnt do much of anything when turned on, just takes a couple of minutes to connect to wifi.
I think Australia is very easy to have a good life in thanks to the laid-back culture and government support (healthcare, benefits etc), imo it is a mix of Europe + America.

The problem also is the laid-back culture which creates mediocrity in my opinion, the tech scene in Europe, America, Singapore is much better as a result.

Depending on priorities its a great place to live, but if you are super passionate about whatever you are doing, it may not be the best place to advance career wise.
Why is FTX more connected to Wall Street than coinbase? Only one of them is public
Some factors rapidly changing in UK cities are

- Empty offices since the pandemic

- Disappearance of the high-street due to Amazon

- New "In-between" builds

Most British cities still have empty or skeleton-crewed office
buildings. That can't be sustainable. Surely these will be sold
off as housing.

Shops are vanishing at a terrifying rate. Some city centres are
boarded up and only charity shops, Tesco minimarts and tattoo/nail bars
remain.

Every tiny plot of land is being sold off to developers to "fill in"
with profitable (but in my reckoning totally unneeded) housing. This
is changing public footpaths and cycle cut-throughs and squeezing the
density of some areas.

I think any metric of "livability" would be in flux and likely to
change in many British cities.
On Android, KOReader is able to do this (and free and open source). It can even reflow the text quite well so that it fits on a smaller display like a phone, if needed.
The cartridge Epson's I've had were listed as 5ml cartridges, compared to the 100ml tanks my EcoTank has, that's the comparison I'm making.
What's H&E?
Apart from tiny tourist part of Las Vegas, are they really that different? I've walked around Las Vegas to see how the real city (not the tourist part) looks like, and it was just an endless grid of streets with condos, houses and mini-malls at intersections. Is Seattle different?
It has been done before, there are reverse engineed tools to reset the counter (though you should clean out our replace the pad too).
I felt the same effect with Saturn many years ago. And also with the dazzling blue-gold double star, Albiero[1]. You can see both the blue and gold colours very clearly through the telescope.

Another excellent thing to look up is the M13 globular cluster[2].

[1] https://earthsky.org/brightest-stars/albireo-finest-double-s...

[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messier_13
The article didn't say what this "other thing" Bungie then did to get Google to cough data up. Wondering what it was?
Wow do you have an art background, really enjoy how you described design elements in detail.
Are there magnets involved?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hzBh0J1YFU
I concur. Perhaps must notably, I found that the graffiti on the old stone apartment blocks in Cologne had a certain flair not seen on the old stone apartment blocks in Hamburg.
Save your links is dead strategy. They fails to work very soon. The only thing that would make me close gazilions of my tabs is any working way to save the retrieved data, especially non-text ones.
So Auckland dropped 33 places just because of few Covid cases ? It is true that we had a peak of Covid cases this year, but it was never really massive by international standards.

At the same time, Auckland is pretty dead for a while now, especially the CBD. Traffic is not that bad, but we haven't recovered at all from Covid. We will see in the next few months if cruise ships and tourists are back or not.
I was going to share the same observation. Also I am impressed someone mention Besançon on HN. I live nearby ! In Vesoul which is also a really good place to live ! And I say it after living all around Europe and asia.
because they wouldn't put in the effort? Google is notorious for bad customer service.
Do you have the right to straight up kill other developing life in your body? It's your body after all, same stupid logic.

Btw I'm pro choice, just don't like hypocrisy of people who have no problem with forcing unwanted vaccination, but then have problem with forced unwanted pregnancy.
>The researchers behind the study found that people who have had success losing weight have a few things in common: They weigh themselves at least once a week. They restrict their calorie intake, stay away from high-fat foods, and watch their portion sizes. They also exercise regularly.

From your reference.

>If a subject is already severely overweight, adding exercise could compound the risks.

I can see how this would make sense, but for people who are living a sedentary lifestyle and are only moderately overweight, I find it hard to believe that exercise is a bad idea, even if it were to somewhat slow their weight loss progress (and this is without getting into "weight" loss vs. fat loss, which is what really matters)
Singapore is a remarkable place. Every time I visit, it feels like the rest of the world is 10+ years behind.
That's not how it works. Goldman is soliciting money from private clients to buy the distressed assets. They will receive a fee for this. Goldman is not putting their own capital at risk.

The assets are likely coins or stablecoins at a deep discount to market (80%+).
Ranking Frankfurt higher than Munich is a joke. I lived in both cities (currently living near Frankfurt) and it's not even close. Infrastructure, cultural and recreational activities, architecture. None of these things are even in the same ballpark.
You're basically asking someone to prove a negative as it could always be claimed that they'd explained themselves elsewhere. Wouldn't it be easier to provide interviews where they do explain their reasons?
because Copilot was made by Microsoft and DALL-E was made by Google.

that's literally all it is.
They linked the hardware support matrix:

https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/wiki/Supporte...

https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/wiki/Surface-...

>The LTE version of the Surface Go 2 features the same Qualcomm Snapdragon X16 modem as the Surface Pro 2017 with LTE and the original Surface Go with LTE. The following thread is dedicated to enabling the LTE modem of those systems on Linux
The idea is that right now, this is only for people in really bad shape, but with advances and experience, this may become a more standard thing for people in less bad shape.

You first try the new, experimental drug on people who may die soon anyways, before you hand it out like smarties at the local drugstore.
Are you allowed to look at it?

Yes.

Are you allowed to remember it?

Yes.

Are you allowed to use similar patterns / naming conventions / algorithms when your are trying to solve your own unique problems?

…I hope so, or you won’t be much value to your employer.

That’s all an AI does. Same thing as you, it’s just more efficient (in some ways).
Made possible by the Linux Surface project, have been using this on Surface laptop 3s for a few years its pretty great and an active project. https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface
We've been using Zulip at our startup for 2.5 years now and still generally love it.

We self host and haven't had any issues with that (pretty much zero maintenance so far). The Android app is awesome.

Searching messages sucks, and I don't know if Slack bots and apps are compatible.

Pretty much everything else is great, and we greatly prefer it to Slack and Mattermost (both of which we used before for years).
What changed from Justice Alito’s draft opinion to final ruling on Roe
From personal experience, Vienna tops the list of places to go see the locals doing the old 1930's style stiff arm salute. If described in terms of cake, as it probably should be, Vienna is a layered sponge cake, two thick wedges of art and culture sandwiching a smaller middle layer of right-wing reactionary local politics.
Skim pdf is a good option if you're on macOS: https://skim-app.sourceforge.io/
This is amazing!

Do you have a good GitHub profile to showcase?
Production-ready solar-assisted electric car
Wrong. German is a nationality, not an ethnicity, except if you take an opinion of a few far right borderline Nazi German parties.
Abortion is 1000x cheaper for companies then accomodating mothers who have to take care of a child and potentially losing a great employee, so companies will do anything to help people abort their child, it just makes great business sense.
I, for one, welcome the return of our Elder God overlords. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
>But we've pretty much established that it was a virus of natural origin

You keep repeating this sentiment even though there are other comments that provide evidence to the contrary, that we haven't established that at all.

Do you have any sources to support this claim other than what are effectively op-ed essays?
Where I live, public transport is a breeze. Roomy, punctual, good serving frequencies, clean, constantly improving (more stations, modernizing vehicles). I don't have to concentrate on driving, I dont have to worry where to put the vehicle when its not in use, I have not been in a traffic-jam for year. And they cost less than owning a car.
I feel mocked, in a good way.
If you've implemented every requirement, you should focus on refactoring, documentation, performance, cost reduction, fault tolerance...
In the early 1980s my elementary school here in New York had a "rope wall" in the gymnasium, similar to what you'd see on an army obstacle course. It was suspended from the ~30' ceiling of the gym and the top (the metal pole the rope wall was suspended from) was about ~20 feet off of the hardwood gym floor - easily high enough to kill or seriously injure anyone who fell. Nonetheless we regularly scaled this rope wall and went over the top and back down the other side without any sort of harness or safety gear of any kind. Adult supervision was also minimal with one gym teacher watching ~25 kids running around the gym tackling different (though mostly less dangerous) obstacles.
Yes, just like Las Vegas and NYC, Seattle is just mini malls and intersections. (Ok I couldn't help myself from sarcasm there.)
There's a lot of beginner content which is fine.

Well, not really. That's the point.
I agree. Australia was one of the few countries which called for an investigation of all possibilities and the reaction from China was swift and furious. For most countries, concerns about trade and geopolitics outweigh everything else.

The US (and I would add France, which built the BSL-4 lab in Wuhan) has additional reasons not to investigate, as you said.
> I blog on all of them.

Wouldn't that hurt your articles ? Since there are multiple sites with the same content? Or if you have a blog, that would also drive traffic away from it, no?
>the limited evidence to conclude that the lab leak hypothesis is increasingly unlikely.

Any citations to share? I've only seen peer-reviewed evidence shared in this comments section that contradicts this claim.
> "I had never expected this kind of thing to happen in Wuhan, in central China"

Which in itself is an extremely odd statement, to the point I think it might have been taken out of context or mistranslated.

If it was going to happen anywhere, Wuhan was one of the most likely candidates - to the point they built the lab there to do the research.
1. The production of “frameworks” that provide default behavior that can be extended or changed.

2. The modeling of taxonomies (Aristotolian).

3. Modeling fixed generalization-specialization relationships.
You're still viewing this from the lens of people in the west.
The biggest issue with Zig is that IMHO it isn't "revolutionary" enough. It has been shown time and time again that in order to do the jump from niche to mainstream a language _needs_ to either have a huge corporate backer behind (look at Go or Swift) or it must truly be revolutionary (i.e. Rust and compile time memory safety).

Zig has neither, and the sad truth is most developers will not make the jump from C and C++ and throw decades of skills out of the window unless they really have a lot to gain. This is true for Rust: you get compile time guarantees that your programs are memory safe and have no data races. That is enough for most to conclude that Rust has a shot to replace C/C++. But Zig? Like Hare, V, .. it mostly boils down to syntactical sugar, and then you have not only to compete with the rest of the crop of "C replacement tools", but with C + a static analyzer too.

If you forget a defer, you will leak memory, and if you have to deal with Valgrind and the likes anyway you are better off sticking with C and static analysis tools - with the added bonus that it's vastly easier to find skilled developers.

I know, I'm personally a language nut and I love using new languages, but personal preferences are not a great factor when pushing for wider adoption, because most developers out there don't really care about that and would rather use a tool they already know about and they are confident with.

What might make Rust success will be the fact it saves people time and money, and that is demonstrably true. Project Managers will definitely listen more to that argument than to "but it's shiny and new".
> The only downside to car culture is environmental concerns that I really hope electric cars fix.

They won't fix it, because we still need to make cars.

If you get an older car that you can repair yourself and keep going long past its point of planned obsolescence, and convert it to run on a cleaner fuel like propane, then your ecological impact will be a lot less.
I haven't seen what are the criteria for livability. I am not aware of the process used to apply those criteria. I am not aware of the credentials of the people/company who made the top.

So I don't care about such a top.
That's awesome. Eliza touched me on a lot of levels as well.
In fact, Matt and I used to play with the original Eliza (the therapist) together in second grade on a Mac SE, between rounds of "The Manhole" and "Glider" and trying to write our own game in Hypercard. So I'm, uh, more than slightly biased hahah. But even just explaining the premise of Eliza in a sentence or two seems to make people do a double take and a Keanu style "Whoa." It didn't even dawn on me until later how much the voice acting and production also really pays off. The game immerses you in spite of the minimalism / simplicity, the way staring at a good painting does. I think it's truly a work of art, or an attempt to break through the noise and say something about the human condition. At first blush the concept is just vicious, and pitch perfect at exploiting the zone between getting you to play along and making you feel deeply uncomfortable. And then you get drawn into the deep disillusionment with corporate culture and it's a free ride on your neurons for the game designers. It's a hell of a statement, presented immaculately.
I passed your comment along.
> You can’t say it’s 100% one group but also the main person we’re talking about isn’t white

The person we are talking about was born in a country that considered people not white because they weren't white enough (would you say, for example, that Asimov is not Caucasian?), like Americans did to Italians, it happened to my grand-grand-father too.

If that's not 100% white country mentality I don't know which one qualifies...

> Also reiterating the question, where did diversity in the show bend objective facts?

Is it a fact that in a distant future the human space colonies will be racially diverse in the way it is depicted in the show?

Or is it a decision from the authors?

I mean, if it was an historical documentary on South Americas in the 14th century we could talk about facts (and even there... we should present different theories on controversial topics, not just embrace one), but in a work of fiction every single detail count as "bending facts".
if we take a seed money
is it means we also need to do a series a b c d?
is there any investor that acts like a bootstrap? I mean they only expect you to raise a seed no need for a b c d
creativenolo: former child :)
It doesn't seem like you've considered the possibility that a fetus with no consciousness being terminated may be more humane than forcing it into the hell of being raised by parents that don't want it or can't provide for it. More people should accept that what's going on inside someone else's body is none of their business.
Logging framework which is too flexible and too transparent for end users is one of the reasons behind log4shell IMHO.
If your library does not allow logging to network it does not mean that things won't be logged to the network, just that someone somewhere will have an additional script that netcats the local output, overrides your function calls with LD_PRELOAD to inject the network calls or something like this. Preventing features from existing never makes things better.
I read all the small print on the internet and it made me want to die
Thank you. We'll figure it out in 20 years time if no federal law will be instated. The data from pro/contra abortion states can then be correlated with the crime differential in those states. Through that I guess it can then either be shown plausible or implausible. We'll see.
All of them support canonical links. So no.
> Have you considered that they're not very large differences and you're just blinded by the fact that you're attuned to them?

Well, let's compare. You could drive for days across America, and hear truly microscopic changes in accent and dialect from one side to the other.

Here in Scotland, I could drive for an hour and hear a totally different accent, two hours would get me to a totally different dialect, and with a six hour drive it's literally a completely different language.
Internet is Beautiful
protobuf has terrible complex object support, you can't nest maps
What? In my experience, Germans don't refer to their ethnicity as German.

Besides, what if they are mixed race? Those who claim to have German ethnicity certainly could be other than white.

Quite a surprising take there @DeathArrow ...
Can you please explain for us non-Americans why that's a turd?
You already have a work permit?
I disagree. That's a matter of opinion. I think this can be improved with the introduction of publications but they have their downside too.

The main reason I commented was the mistake related to downvoting and about spam.
Anyone else notice that the text labels on the image "Vienna waits for you" aren't embedded as part of the image itself, but rather distinct divs overlaid, meaning you can highlight/copy/etc. the text.

Is this common? / any ideas on why they've done it this way? It's cool, but surely adds unnecessary complexity and require testing to ensure it displays as expected on different devices.
Ask HN: How do I deal with high levels of formaldehyde in my apartment?
I'm a tenant and my air quality monitor is picking up formaldehyde levels at 300ppb. From what I understand, that is way above normal levels. I tried contacting the landlord and the HOA and I'm not getting a response.

I bought the air quality monitor after my cat developed asthma and started having daily attacks.

Screenshot of formaldehyde levels: https://i.imgur.com/IziHpBu.png

It rises to 300ppb at night and when I open all windows it drops to around 70ppb. Using the air conditioning increases it to around 100ppb.

Dashboard of all the air quality readings: https://www.uradmonitor.com/tools/dashboard-04/?open=820003B5

I just wanted opinions on what I'm supposed to do as a tenant and maybe a reality check. Am I overreacting?

I’m based in Las Vegas, NV.
The similar (but different) tool I use is Web Wormhole (https://webwormhole.io/#). It does the same thing but through a Web UI and uses WebRTC under the hood. Its great benefit over magic Wormhole is that the target doesn't need to install anything at all. If I'm having a Teams/Zoom/Jitsi call and I want to send a large file I can just send them a link and then drag and drop.
What the US lacks for in city/cultural diversity it makes up for with natural diversity, you should have gone! The Pacific Northwest is very beautiful.
My wife's company will provide a work permit.
Melbourne is the world's most leavable city.

Honest mistake on their part. I think the exodus count is over 50,000 so far.
I don’t have one anymore (it was an internal device that I gave back when I left Microsoft proper), but I had one last summer and while most of my testing on it was for Windows 11 builds, I did put Linux on it before and after release. And it worked well.

I don’t think official support will ever happen, but the Linux Surface project is very good and has lots of users internally at Microsoft who are very committed to helping report bugs/contribute back because they use it for work and for play. There’s a whole community of Linux enthusiasts at Microsoft and unsurprisingly, many use Surface devices, including the Surface Go line.

If I were to buy a Surface Go again — maybe the next model will be a little speedier (that was my main gripe with the 3), I think I would primarily use it as a Linux box, with Windows installed just in case , just as OP has.
For whatever reason we were in Ginza on a Tuesday at like 2pm, and already two salarymen were carrying their boss who was clearly incapable of walking back to the office
> and it adds more visual noise to parse for the user.

I disagree. Skeumorphic UIs always were much easier to parse for me than flat design. Maybe I was just subjected to terrible implementations of it, but everything in flat design started to melt into itself after a while of staring at it. I had a hard time distinguishing between purely visual things and interactive widgets.

I‘m speaking in past tense because things have improved. Current flat (inspired) design is easier for me than X years ago.

Meanwhile with skeumorphism, I immediately groked what was what because things had correlations with items in real life. But I think the biggest helper was skeumorphic having naturally more visual depth, which helps me tremendously.

But maybe that‘s just me. I also have a hard time watching Kurzgesagt videos (although they‘re also getting a bit easier for me). Their flat style is so hard on my eyes. Maybe I‘m just broken.
Ah, the DOM! I was thinking about BDSM too :)
So the crux of your argument is that it's more likely that a virus with that type of predisposition occured in nature in a specific area around the Wuhan market as opposed to being sampled from one of many areas, potentially modified, and then leaked into said area? Seems unlikely considering the rarity as you pointed out.

>And the rest of your comment just tells me you know nothing about biology.

No need to resort to ad-hominems ; all it achieves is tainting your future responses on the topic with a lingering question of whether they are being made in good faith.
They are laying off more than 50% of the company, they are still going to lose their best employees even if they are not laid off. I do agree though that distribution between the roles needs to be taken into account.