skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If Apple co-ordinated with Signal, Slack, and Symphony to release lockdown compliant modes for their products, this mode could be my daily driver.
Post-Quantum Signatures
LoRa doesn't have a good multiple access scheme (literally just plain ALOHA - unusable at consumer scale), just use something more modern like 802.15.4 UWB.

Spread spectrum may protect against interference from other protocols, but symbol time can go on as long as 8ms so you're just going to see enough collisions with as little as 50 users to end up with a rate equivalent to smoke signals.

It doesn't help that they encourage wider channels and greater spread for their rockstar use case of long range communications.
while less important, I'm curious what the impact was on compile times.
It's also a handy way to keep their stranglehold on iOS web browsers, forcing all to use webkit. How exactly they turn off JIT compiling and allow any javascript to run at all, I don't really understand, and I don't know what vulnerabilities they must be aware of in Safari's engine that could lead to unsandboxed code execution (although thinking about it, this seems to prove they're aware of something inherently unsafe there). But if their claim is along the lines that all JIT compilers are vulnerable, that's a strong case for never allowing V8 or any other engine in the app store.
I've used X11 for like 20 years and done all sorts of things, including watching video and even doing video editing, and this has never been an issue I've so much as thought about.
I mean a parent of my kids - sure. A parent of me? lol why?

If I wanted a sugar momma then sure. But I just want someone who is also making $500k+. I hate being sole bread winner and doing all the work around the house and raising the kids and expected to get us both fatFIRE by 45. My ex wife was like that. Super annoying.
market rate is a function of the availability of labor. not a function of the profitability of a business.

a low market rate means that there are a lot of poor schmucks willing to work for scraps.

if a business can not survive without paying a living wage then it should not exist in the first place. no amount of legislation can fix that
Have you checked to see how much they are using? In general it's not much.
I disagree, it's feature complete for the core use case of collaborating on and sharing code.
Women speakers for tech conferences and meetups
There's a notch in pictures where the OS menu bar at the top is light, and it's hidden and looks like a thicker top bezel when it's dark.
It's really odd, everyone said search was the main reason to put videos on YouTube instead of self hosting/with a CDN. I guess all they have now is inertia, kind of like the cable companies had.
> then there is no reason for them to be conjoined.

What about, the worst attack on US soil might have been avoided if different agencies had shared data?
Makers, do not underestimate Reddit
Go, Rummikub, Dungeon Quest, Pit, Wits and Wagers, Scotland Yard.
Except that with online dating your point is moot. When is the last time you were single?
Life Stats
Yes, they generally aren't great for learning new material in depth. But they are great for small refreshers, or just for some probing questions during complex times. They provoke thought and come in a short and to the point format. They aren't the end all be all of philosophy for sure, but they are a communicator of everyday concepts that you can use in your own life
I'd argue the exact opposite and would say it's the perfect example of mixroservices architecture.

you'd have one instance for your auth token generator, one for the gateway, one for the dashboard, and so on
Insert eye rolling here at LaMDA "we may never know if it's conscious" claims.

What drivel. A function invocation that is static unless interacted with is very clearly not conscious, and to say otherwise is innane.

I agree we need better understanding of consciousness but to quote Nietzsche: The most perfidious way of harming a cause consists of defending it deliberately with faulty arguments.

Is AI consciousness important to quantify? Sure. Is LaMDA anything close to the minimum bar? Definitely not.
> doctors prescribing named brand, and you not be allowed to switch back to generic without another $100+ appointment

I'm not sure this is that common, unless you have an adversarial relationship with your doctor. It's actually the opposite: in most states the Dr. must write DAW-dispense as written or 'name brand only' to get the expensive brand. Otherwise, the pharmacist can and will substitute a generic if available.

I've always found docs to be very willing to work with you on budget issues. If there's a similar med that is available in generic where their original recommendation isn't, they're happy to switch.
> Want multiple heaps? That'll be a compiler extension.

That sounds like a library, not a compiler extension.
What's up with those million dollar benefits ? What could they possibly be spending those on ?
> I ever seen a good automatic translation for it.
>
> When Google Translate regularly struggles even with big pairs such as German-English-German, I have reservations about someone making it work for languages where datasets are orders of magnitude smaller.

I speak a language where I've never seen any translation for it... and when translated manually, my mum totally butchers the meaning lol.

Either way, any work in this area is more than welcome, but damn it's a hard problem.
remember akhlaq who was killed for allegation of eating beef, by hindu terrorists of india? Remember the hindu terrorist shambhu lal regar, who killed a man on live facebook, then proceeded to burn his body.

it's high time the world recognizes this issue and places security concerns in respective countries for people having such bent of mind.
The other solution is simply not to be sick. If you're sick, stop it. Welcome to America.
I have no idea why VMware is talking about EL3 access, these chips do not have EL3. They do have nested virtualization but it's not available in the system frameworks yet.
cancer treatment costs can make anyone poor. just sayin'
Actually looking at the code? Heresy!

(Sincerely, this should be the baseline for every bit of research.)
I am building a webapp that pulls YT subscriptions, lets you categorize them, and view videos by those categories. I have been using it daily for ~6 months instead of visiting YT directly. Considering finishing the last 20% and charging a small monthly fee in the $2-3 range. Not knowing how to find users for it has led to much procrastination.
Not seeing any of the Gateway Community Charter leaderboard on that list.
That just solves one problem, and not the most significant. Other issues, not usually inherent to the monolith pattern but very common:

* Release management coupling

* CI coupling

* Deployment coupling

* Binary bloat

* Monitoring/alerting/logging noise

* Lack of security policy granularity

* Language and library choice coupling

Of course, people mess these things up with the service model as well, but the failure modes there don't propagate as much (unless they're organizationally mandated...)
There was also a version that would automatically turn JSON into XML and vice versa. When REST started pushing out SOAPy stuff, we actually had a meeting where the sales guy (at the behest of our XML loving CTO) showed us a diagram that was roughly this:

Web ------------- Premisis

JSON ---> || ---> XML

JSON <--- || <--- XML

Price was $9,600 for the 2U appliance that makes all your non-enterprisy JSON into something fitting of today's modern enterprise, circa 2001. To this day, I laugh when I think about it.
> Aside but all ambulances around me are "out of network" and don't work with insurance at all. So I guess I should shop around by moving cities..?

That’s rather disturbing, and from a purely pragmatic point of view, you might consider raising a fuss with your employer…
> The frustration over Congress not taking action yet for several months is understandable, but Intel needs to ensure it can effectively communicate the true impact of such inaction.

You can trust politicians to bring things to a grinding halt over partisan views, always and without fail like a clockwork. The amount of political apathy to things that actually will make difference is massive.

US needs CHIPS Act to pass quickly. Intel fab is the first of many that needs to be made to keep the progress running. Honestly its good for everyone too - a good, competitive fab means better tech & yields, retention of talent & job creation, & most importantly avoiding the single point of failure situation with TSMC or Samsung.
The Moon is Down; I have not heard the clock (2021)
What's remarkable is that he's been doing this for over half his life. (He's recently been critiquing some of his early work. Quarter-life crisis perhaps? But he's living proof that putting in the hours, being consistent, and yes a little lucky, really pays off over time.)
This. There's really too much configuration overhead for new people to get started with IRC: registering a nick. Setting up your scripts. Setting up a bouncer. Etc.

I wish they would concentrate on sane defaults so that more new users could easily be onboarded. Otherwise those people are just going to use Slack or Discord, which is a shame.
I don't know how that could be possible, I find tearing to be incredibly noticeable when doing video editing. If you're getting it when trying to do transfers between frame rates it will potentially screw things up, because you're not able to see the actual frame rate. Occasionally I still see a youtube video where someone recorded a screencast and was getting tearing, and I find it really jarring.
You explained it yourself - "grouped by domain".

Gathering intelligence in the ground human domain is obviously different from gathering intelligence in the space photography domain.
Or don't be racist and rebuild the social safety net

Americans desocialized because of equal rights.
What is the Meaning of non-Meaning?
How to build metrics to raise Series A as a Hardtech startup
That's why AFLAC offers cancer insurance.

https://www.aflac.com/individuals/products/cancer-insurance....
That doesn’t seem right, or I’m missing something. If I dam a stream and create a 12’ diameter pool, but the incoming water flows over the spillway, that’s a lake?
Dumb question. It looks like they’re traveling along the ridge. Is that gonna feel like more of a hike or a climb?
The biggest benefit of a bouncer is that it keeps you from getting banned from channels for join/quit cycling too much when your machine goes to sleep.
It's the 20% VAT.
> Whoever got this legislation through deserves a pat on the back.

That would be Trump.
That will work for a year, right? Most free tiers expire after a year. I wish IRC would just include the bouncer functionality. It would make things a lot easier, instead of having to get a free tier and then install ZNC on it (or some other bouncer).
Dlang's betterC mode [1] may be what you're looking for; D also has outstanding typesafe template-based metaprogramming.

[1] https://dlang.org/spec/betterc.html
Fun fact, your pharmacist is allowed to change your prescription in some states! Try asking them if there are cheaper generics.
Wow. Can’t believe I missed this! That’s great.
Frankly it always struck me as kind of insane that it was considered a bad thing. Especially since the definition of selling out seemed to consist of any and everything while not being successful. Was it some hippie movement vestige or something?
StumbleUpon was awesome!

I remember when I first showed my mum how to use a computer, StumbleUpon (the FF add-on) was one of the first things I installed. She was hooked! And then she'd email me every time she saw something interesting - which was every 5 minutes...

I guess now the equivalent is your mum tagging you on Facebook?

(Thankfully my mum's not on social media)
Quick question, what makes Neocities different than Cloudflare/GitHub/GitLab/Codeberg/x Pages?
Its just like any static page hosting right? The selling point is its open source?(Codeberg and GitLab are open source.)
I think this is the first time I've ever heard someone say they wouldn't be caught dead wearing (navy) blue.

There is something to be said for getting to pick the color though, I'm particularly a fan of dark gray tees myself.
The counter to that is what if one agency detects an attack that no other noticed because the culture and practices of that agency diverge from the others in a way that turns out to be positive.

There are both benefits and costs to centralization and standardization. We don't want too much taxpayer-funded redundancy, but some redundancy can be a good thing.
I mean, you and me and many other are here on HN, so I think close enough?
Better webcam, better screen?
The University of Idaho uses district heat. The pipes run under the sidewalks so the waste heat keeps the sidewalks clear in winter.
Food Without Photosynthesis
I don't understand the logic of resigning ourselves to adapting to degrowth and scarcity when human civilization is on the cusp of being able to harvest extra-terrestial resources, which absolutely dwarf resources available on Earth.
Yes and I have a folder full of Amazon spam emails.Amazon gets away with crap because they have a supply of smart but desperate H1b folks. If ever the H1b pipeline dries up or they find other opportunities , Amazon’s hiring and business model of infinite supply to churn out will fail.
Where we're going you don't need node_modules.
I am sure you cannot since I also have a long-in-the-tooth 2013 MBPr, and YouTube can definitely heat it up.
Keep showing your arrogance, misunderstanding something doesn't make it go away.
I doubt it will for marketing in general. It is a real red queen's race/prisoner's dilemma. Now discretionary spending can and will go down in a recession even among those who could afford it. Due to the gaucheness of showing off during bad times (ironically making things worse if taken in a vacuum).
Blub, probably GPT3, read a physics book.
"Supersonic commercial air travel is less accessible now than it was 50 years ago..." gee, there should be a reason for that, can't put my finger on it...hmm...could it be the complexity and the challenges of constructing a reliable and economically viable supersonic aircraft in comparison to "other air travel options"?

"We don't have many flying cars..." because of reasons that are completely out of the scope of this discussion. The airspace has a different set of rules and "vehicle operator" requirements in comparison to...the ground. Considering that many have trouble operating ground vehicles in a safe manner, i doubt that we're ever going to have manually controlled "flying cars" being a viable transportation option. And no, they wouldn't be as significant as the shift from ground travel to AIR, as we already have air travel options.

I didn't say that there is "an obvious demand", in fact i said quite the opposite, that not many people are going to want to live in the desert. When you're talking about the costs, do you mean the costs of desalination, transportation or both?
A chain of clinics recently opened in our area that post all of their prices online.

We almost exclusively go there now for everything. Even if they are occasionally more expensive (briefly, until the normal UC would send their surprise bills), it's just so much easier to pay up front.

Thankfully we have an HSA and it's our money.
Dunno, maybe it's just not something I'm noticing at all. Some people seem incredibly bothered by it, but I just barely notice it if I'm not actively looking for it.

I'm far more annoyed by the added input delay and sluggishness from vsync. I want frames on the screen as fast as possible.
Awareness/Consciousness presumed to be high, connected to functional roles which are clearly subservient, is not a good combination for a happy psyche.

The sentient toaster in Red Dwarf, the smirky happy doors in HHGTTG stand in contradistinction.
Yes, it true, if you use Python you can rewrite portions in C to get improved performance. But my point was rather that you couldn't later decide you should have written the entire project in another language like Rust or C++ or Java or Go. You've got the make decision about your primary language up-front.

Or to look at it another way: Python with C extensions is effectively another language. You have to consider it as an option along with Pure Python, Rust, Go, C++, Java, FORTRAN, or what have you. Each language has different trade-offs in development time vs performance.
Georgia Guidestones, known as ‘America’s Stonehenge’, damaged by explosives
Version numbers don't really anything when comparing two projects.

Usually it actually means the maintainer is trying hard not to make breaking changes (bumping the version).
Likely domain-specific knowledge for intelligence gathering. But there probably are also embedded human/political counter intelligence members from another intelligence agency to protect the branches.
Not only that, but it costs money for the hospital to make the chargemaster available, deal with people asking about it, etc. If the fine is really just $900K, if I was a hospital CFO I'd pay that every year without a second thought, or even work up a service charge to add to all hospital billing a la the "Federal Access Charge" AT&T puts on phone bills so I can get people to blame the government for $15 Motrin tablets in the hospital.
I've proposed several times on HN a "box of rocks" at the house level to store heat/cold when electricity is cheap, and release heat/cold when electricity is expensive. It was ridiculed every time.

I should have patented it :-)
I wish you well. However unless you can reach absolute critical mass so drivers are constantly scared of being caught I don’t think it’ll do much.

Fixing bad driving through neighbourhoods isn’t a matter of enforcing people who misbehave, it’s a matter of re-designing the streets to make it so people can’t, or don’t feel its safe to do so. This is called ‘traffic calming’ and is commonly done by reducing the width of the road, installing barriers and planter boxes to discourage speeding etc.

https://www.transportation.gov/mission/health/Traffic-Calmin...
My hope is that with ipv6 everyone will be default have a static IP address. That would make it much easier for people to play around with their own personal websites etc.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine was the unilateral issue here, everything else was a response to that. But either way I'd characterise this as a 'payment dispute' because the issue was how Russia wanted to be paid, not that Finland was barred from paying them at all.
> the solution to most social ills in America is to simply not be poor

American healthcare works well if you have money and better than anywhere else in the world if you have money and a chronic condition. If you get in an accident, however, particularly while away from your posh neighbourhood, you’re getting the same overworked, hyper-indebted surgeon as the homeless man. (If you’re a billionaire or head of state, that’s different, but that’s different everywhere.)
> The success rate of law enforcement shouldn't be a determining factor on whether something should be illegal.

So, we're just going to make a bunch of law abiding citizens criminals overnight? Do tell more about this utopian plan.

Maybe they should just make murder illegal-er, if you still think _laws_ have any bearing on the matter.
It was part of the ACA, but hospitals tied it up in court for a long time.
Spotify’s Joe Rogan-Powered Podcast Bet Hasn’t Paid Off
I reply similarly and tell them to stop contacting me. And yet the spam continues….
The actual only obligatory xkcd for this site: https://xkcd.com/1758/
Eh, the OCaml crowd is surely reasonably large, and they would all be familiar with ML.

I had the same question as the parent commenter and had to wait until the page loaded before determining whether the article was about machine learning or the programming language.
Average IRC experience:

>blub has connected

>blub has changed nickname to glub

>Hello anyone here?

(* 10 hours later no replies, 10 hours of random connect/disconnect spam *)
> further shake engineering, or it is a waste of time. Between ~1870 and ~1950 we had a fireworks of discoveries....

... which started with a simple observation. 200 years ago in 1820, Ørsted was giving a lecture when he noticed that a current-carrying wire deflects a compass needle. Of course, he had no idea what that would lead to, nor did anyone else. It was a completely 'pure', 'unuseable' observation. But, as a student of Kant (what a waste of time!) he shared it in a four-page pamphlet.
All the fun and weird people either get:

ignored, banned, de-platformed, censored , ridiculed, etc. So you end up with dozens of the same Vox and NYTs pieces about the same dozen subjects written in the same style, because those are the only things that survive the filter.
The price transparency rule was actually an ACA provision. It just got tied up in legal limbo for a long period.

It was finalized during the Trump administration, but in no way should he get 100% of the credit.
I think a lot of the recent Scandinavian noir has overblown that part. I do recommend the Martin Beck (Beck) series which was the original series that started the whole Scandinavian noir genre. It’s very 80s and has a less dramatic protagonist DI
If you are in FOSS for the money, you are not in FOSS.

Humanity could be sat around eating fruit and making art, instead we have mortgages and credit scores, because the venal systems corrupt and extortionate the progressive ones.
The Pharmacist is a doctor and can offer the generic version. They do that regularly. There is no need to go back to the original doctor you saw.
> No, the solution to most social ills in America is to simply not be poor. If you are poor, stop it.

Those people deserve it. I mean, some people chose to be born to wealthy parents; if you were too lazy to do that why should I have to reward your laziness by paying to look after you? Really, some people can be so selfish!

> It is very nice indeed to be a VIP in an American hospital

My gf had a life threatening illness and went to Stanford hospital. They gave her the special blanket just for Stanford Faculty so she'd get the VIP treatment. Which in practice meant nothing. Thankfully she survived; now I wonder if I should be glad or not that VIPs get the same shitty health care there as everybody else.
This Space Force unit is being formed by transferring over space-based responsibilities that the Air Force use to own. This is not creating new capabilities or new units per se.

The responsibilities transferred are about gathering and delivering intelligence on enemy space capabilities and enemy counter-space capabilities - which is not the strict purview of NGA/NRO either.
I was under the impression that Meshtastic was mostly considered the winner these days. Is that not the case?
That analogy doesn't hold - the niche is still being filled. A better equivalent would be the synthol drink from Star Trek - it's the same bacteria, but modified to remove the most problematic part.
Only way to get hospitals to abide is to complain. It’s quite sad as a person who wants to get care about an issue in their health and needing to bounce between the insurance quote and the hospital costing quote.

You shouldn’t have to do napkin math to know how much it’s going to cost you in worst or best cases for simple visits, procedures, or devices/drugs.

This is a positive change as you can now ask directly and hold parties responsible for a transparent price. No more ranges or “estimates”. It’s been slow rolling, but I did have success when complaining recently to my local hospital. I just hope that the fees for ignoring this start to become hefty enough to change the healthcare industry’s behavior.
Trump's administration offices finalized the rules on how it would work, but the law was part of the Affordable Care Act, so it would be the Democratic congress and presidency of the Obama era.

Per https://www.sihd.org/affordable-care-act-price-list-2718-e and others

One wonders what took so long, of course.