skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Yes! We know exactly what you need!" ..and they remove SD card support.
Interesting paper!
Are they selling anything? I’m inclined to trust their stated motivation: democratizing hardware production to encourage a revolution in the current Awful, Proprietary, and mind bogglingly expensive commercial tools. And consider - there really only are two players in town: Synopsys and Cadence.

By all accounts, it’s working. There’s more interest in and more effort being allocated towards tools in this area (post RTL).
As a user of the Palm Phone, I can't believe they call a phone with a 6" screen "compact" lol
Pixel phones beginning with the Pixel 6 are guaranteed five years of updates at a minimum.
After reading the article: spot on, until certain point.

High quality is more expensive upfront but goes relatively cheaper as maintenance and modifications is progressing. The opposite applies to low quality software.

Similar with real world situation, some things are more expensive upfront while cheaper in the long run.
Your program needs to be able to output its version (e.g. with a --version CLI option), and with setup.py I could at least parse __init__.py. The pyproject.toml file doesn't do that, so suddenly I have to maintain two version numbers.

I maintain half a dozen small Python packages. I don't do emails, tweets, etc. I just want to create releases easily when there's a bug fix. It not only saves time to automate this step (I can use the same script to release each package), it also means you can't forget things. Before I had a script, I always forgot to push the tag, or run the changelog, etc.
I dont see a transfer or bandwidth limit on the plans. What's the limit?
> In France "engineers" are considered the top of the pile, they have a higher status than in the UK, not least because they traditionally stem from "Grandes Ecoles".

Very few people come from the Grandes Écoles, that's the point of them. There are far more engineering schools than that. And even then they don't necessarily have exceedingly high status and pay.
In France status means being management/exec. You're technical ? Well, get fucked, you're from a lower caste.
Do you check your email on that phone? If so, and I pop your phone, I'll have your email credentials, and with that I can probably reset the password of any other account you have.

Email is critical.
To me, naturist beaches fall under the same category as saunas, when you go naked. In most cases there's virtually zero sexuality going on. Sure, there's always exceptions, where people see tits and go crazy about it, but in most cases it's completely different. I'm quite glad my country also has nudist beaches for those who want to be naked there.
If you already use Postgres consider PH full text search first.
> According to whom?

CDC, avg american men eats more than 100gm protein perday, CDC recommends 56.

Then read about blue region people who eats much less meat, in most Blue Zones diets people eat small amounts of pork, chicken, or lamb.
https://extension.psu.edu/longevity-tips-from-the-blue-zones
I love the core (almost forth-like) idea of spawn'ing sections of the argv[] to 'interpret' sub-blocks

rather than having a central interpreter.

(very suckless)
There is a lot of innuendo and insinuations in your statement but no proof or specific examples...
Huh? Like you aren’t allowed to bury something in your backyard if you want? What’s that about?
> I also booked a flight from Istanbul to Ankara (one-way/mid-August) for $28.

> Yes, the world is going through serious inflation right now but nothing comes close to the US.

Turkey is actually at 60% inflation right now.
Detailed and honest? How is this different from all the flashy usual marketing bullshit on a active scroll (or whatever that's called) webpage? Do they mention on that page that SD card support has been removed this year or is it something you have to deduce because CTRL+F 'sd' returns 0 results?

Detailed and honest would be spec sheet, camera samples, couple of standardized benchmarks, basically a Kimovil.com description page.
Asking for a friend, where do you find those usenet flamethread archives?
Also consider the Palm Phone. 3.3" screen, less bezel than the unihertz. Basically the size of a credit card.
Bullshit. Facts are facts.
> better version of Android

I'm sorry but have you used Android 12 on a Pixel 6? It's awful! Even basic things like navigation (gestures or 3-buttons) doesn't work properly!
good point, i have never used an iphone but the pixel 3 was pretty comfortable to use.
I was thinking the problem they would solve was the optimal price for a BMW seat heater subscription.
Overly specific use case: I used to have to reach under my desk to find the power switch of the power strip that my monitor and speakers are connected too. I got a Zigbee-enabled power plug, but I thought needing to open the app everytime is also annoying. So I got 2 NFC cards (transport tickets that usually get swallowed by the machine after use, but if you don't use them then, hey, cheap NFC tags!), and programmed Tasker to talk to a HTTP server on my NAS when my phone notices these NFC tags. The backend talks to the Philips Hue hub to switch on/off the power plug and then sends a Wake-on-LAN to turn on my desktop PC.
But it isn't just London - the UK has substantial tech clusters in Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, Cambridge etc.

I'd posit that the BBC Computer Literacy Project, Acorn and Sinclair were central to seeding the right skills base in enough of the population to build a sustainable industry.
Budibase is a great open source alternative:
https://github.com/Budibase/budibase

It's got a few things Retool doesn't too
A walk down memory lane for sure... I loved my Eee PC 901 and still have it. I used it to build a 'carputer' / navigation system before I had a smartphone. http://mrgris.com/projects/birdseye/

I remember becoming disillusioned that the netbook branding pivoted to "cheap" rather than "compact". The 9" series was quickly abandoned, with much more expensive 10" models becoming standard. An "almost laptop"-sized laptop for "almost laptop" prices wasn't really compelling. The 901 was adorably small and only cost $400 iirc.
If this was a link to an article about "Applying the hacker mindset to spirituality" I would be reading your blog right now.
While some people legitimately blame bloatware on Samsung Galaxy, Samsung's customized Android (OneUI) is good for this perspective. Google sometimes decides weird annoying changes for AOSP but Samsung sometimes just refuses the change and keep their OS sane. I previously liked pure AOSP, but finally I found that it's not the best Android distribution.
Interesting, okay. But I am just getting started :)
US Army War College:John Nagl on Why America’s Army Can’t Win America’s Wars PDF
The winner for encyption https://pq-crystals.org/kyber/

The winner for signing stuff: https://pq-crystals.org/dilithium/index.shtml
Of course, they have to make sure you’re in all the ‘naughty’ databases too (/s)
Sveltekit routing design change before 1.0 release
> I think this is mostly a US problem. While food prices have risen everywhere, restaurant prices haven't risen as dramatically as they did in the US (I haven't been to Europe lately, so maybe it's the same).

Restaurant prices in Poland had gone up dramatically, sometimes by 50% (depending by the place). First, the restaurants hiked prices after they were allowed to open again after lockdowns, and then they were hit by a combo of rising energy costs, rising wages and general inflation, and increased prices again.
Then do your part and become a maintainer. I don’t think that a small team of developers has cycles to do that at this point.
Baffling, really. Those numbers are ridiculous.
Hence why I wrote 'traditionally' but even being an engineer from an engineering school is high status in France.

You seem to conflate your experience and generally the pecking order in a company with something specifically French whereas it's not.
Phrases in computing that might need retiring
The war crimes aren't isolated. They're widespread and also committed under official Russian orders.

But I agree, this seems off-topic for HN.
Not sure what you're looking for, but Ctrl-F "Battery" brings you to the battery sections with a "learn mode" button showing some battery life numbers.
Mind you, there are drawbacks to being both a pilot and a driver.

There is the story about the Air Force man who took his car to the repair shop with its front all mashed up. When asked how it happened he said that the other car was in front of him so he pulled back on the steering wheel to climb up and over that car in front.

In my own case, I pulled my car up at the intersection and was about to turn into the cross-road. When it was 'all clear' on that road, I turned on to it and was using using full take-off acceleration down the dotted line in the middle of that road when I suddenly realised it wasn't a plane that I was in.
first off I would probably want to use price as the starting point, if price is there and the contents of price when trimmed etc. is a decimal, cool.

But if there isn't a .price because someone has changed it to .amount for some reason. Or hey started using Material-UI or some other framework and they no longer have any meaningful classes anywhere which is what I most often see people whining about.

then you would probably get an absolute xpath to the item you want, then you would use the getRobustXPath(element, document) function for that element, using the linked library under discussion https://github.com/cyluxx/robula-plus to get a robust xpath. This xpath will probably be pretty unreadable but you can then test to see it gets your stuff.

How will it be more robust - well that depends but if I have something like this

<div class=article-section>
<div>Hammer</div>
<div>
Buy this and everything will start to look like a nail
</div>
</div>
<div class=price>123.45</div>
</div>

I might first off want to get products and their descriptions and their prices together. And I would probably say hey it might be that they are under this kind of class based structure but that can change but what is less likely to change is that a 'price' will be

A number with either . or , as the potential decimal delimiter, with potential currency symbols either directly in the element with the number, not found, or in a directly preceding or following element.

It would be useful to find prices on the page before everything else, and from there to figure out where product names and where descriptions where in relation to the price.

Dependent on language of page product layout will probably change, but in a western language the price will probably come 'last' in our product container, which is exactly what you have done here.

A non-robust xpath for matching the above might look something like

product = //[local-name()='article' || local-name()='main']//[child::*[last()][xs:decimal(text())]

The above might have an error in the xpath because hey, writing without testing in environment, and also obviously really expensive as have not optimized. But it should also be clear enough that by removing the need to have matching elements be based on the incidentals of how we style those elements we can add up with data extraction that is less likely to break with site redesigns.

on edit: obv. article or main check would be optimized beforehand, just some sites use both, some use one, and some neither so would have to do all sorts of things first, etc. etc.
Another thing to consider is that if you're torrenting you might already be going through a VPN so if you can get a v6 address to tunnel through you can get v4 traffic going through the VPN interface that way. I use WireGuard forwarding with v6-only boxes (they don't torrent, though)
Me too! That's why it's very important when you say things like that to make sure you provide enough evidences. In this case there is https://db-benchmarks.com/ where you can see all the details and it's 100% opensource - https://github.com/db-benchmarks/db-benchmarks including the UI https://github.com/db-benchmarks/ui . The results themselves are opensource too - https://github.com/db-benchmarks/db-benchmarks/tree/main/res...

So anyone can reproduce the results or at least look carefully into them, understand the testing methodology etc.
In the US maybe, but there are many countries where housing or services are much cheaper, while iPhones cost the same.

In the poorer regions of my reasonably modern European country, getting even the base model of every iPhone generation would put significant stress on most families' finances, but it's what some folks actually do because it's such a status symbol.
It's hard. HN specifically doesn't respond well to it. I'll give you concrete example: I once tried making a comment and mentioned 'universe rewards creativity', that got downvoted pretty hard, even though as engineering mind you should consider stuff like:

- solving a problem in a smart way and get cred/promotion/recognition <- creativity rewarded

- asking out/getting attention of a girl/boy you like <- creativity rewarded

- paying for clothes you think is cool (some t-shirt with a
cool text/drawing or something that looks good on you, etc) <- you literally giving money to the person who created it

I'd love to hear your learnings though. Please do post where you are going to share them.
> pixel 6

My condolences! I hate this phone so much that I am taking evey chance to shit on it and warn people. I never realized how perfect the pixle 5 and A11 were until I "upgraded".
Small on Linux. Too bad, won't be my next phone.
I took a number of undergrad econ classes from 2012-2014, and every course and every textbook defined a recession as two quarters of negative growth. I gotta wonder myself, what gives?
Hmmm as someone who treats their phone very badly and often drops it, this worries me...

Sounds like that kind of moving part could be quite fragile no?
1. Add (2019) to title.

2. Use https://jepsen.io/consistency
> Meat is a part of the carbon cycle.

No, that carbon is also human generated. All these cows are created only for human use. They are not here by natural process.
Yeah, perhaps your case don't support Qi, phone coil isn't placed on your Qi tray coil, other metals is on Qi tray so it's stopped for safety, or something goes wrong...
> as sales of its processors for client PCs, and data centers dropped sharply in the second quarter because of what Intel calls "a rapid decline in economic activity"

They are right. After using for 3 years a work laptop with "Intel i5 inside" i decided to do "a rapid decline in economic activity" and switch to an AMD Ryzen one. I got sick of the thing using only one core fully because of thermal throttling and of the heat it generated which made my hands on the keyboard unconfortable. The AMD (same laptop family) is better and faster with even longer battery life.
Intel is since about 20 years a marleting company. They have good products if you are ready to pay premium. If not, they are the worse.
Translation: "Democrats are seeking attention ahead of the midterms, this time using the fig leaf of net neutrality."
My pet peeve for retool is not integrating easily with Office365, thus making it not a first choice for us
Great blog post, appreciate the level of detail on the results and metrics looked at. Would be very curious to see how genre impacts things and if age groups remain stratified (or become more stratified?) controlling for it.
> (The "Max" is still stupid.)

The Max is only stupid if you're in the "phone is a phone" group.

For the "my phone is my main computing device" people it's a really good device.
It’s sad that no phone maker is playing the open and standard platform game. A brand like Asus would have everything to win with this : they already are recognized as a « geek » brand, they could ship updates with no effort and they could get free marketing from the word to mouth of the « geek of the family ».

Instead of that, like any other Android manufacturer in the market, they ship great hardware with shitty or soon-to-be shitty software that will make your premium phone worse than the next Chinese phone.
I'm old enough that Total Annihilation is my favorite game all time. Still remember the wonder of discovering that. Thank you for all the happy memories.
> 5-10 yrs exp

Which is it 5 or 10? If 5 that number is probably reasonable. If 10, maybe not.
I like the idea, might not bother with the whole "actually execute it to see if it produces the expected result" thing, but otherwise it slots into the "so obviously a good idea I can't believe I hadn't thought of it before". I can't say I've ever been asked in an interview to review a piece of code and predict what bugs it might have etc., but it's definitely a skill I use on the job all the time.
That's probably the easiest thing. Non religious spirituality has a huge audience in this day and age.

Perhaps it's the fallout from the hard new-atheist/new-antitheist preachers of a a decade ago.
Just to clarify, "workers rights" in this context refers to laws that mandate minimum benefits/contractual-protections. Classically, such laws would not be considered to be a bestowment of rights. On the contrary, they would be viewed as limitations on contract liberty: a case of denying workers certain options, ostensibly to protect them.
Omyyyy, if you are reading this, these may seem harsh comments but they are very good. If you have been able to code your project that far, then you're ripe to get serious about the stuff. Go read books, you'll be amazed !
And drawings, and so on. I guess I should’ve written “visual art” instead of using painting as a catch-all term.
MEGA? We already got that covered... https://bit.ly/3SaxtqL
A Microsoft executive just revealed why no one may want a career at Microsoft
I'm rather doubtful about one of those...

And it is the flying cars.
Yeah, there are certain superstitions. The words have to be chosen carefully for the audience. 'Universe' is just too ... 'universal' of a word to make any sense of meaning of it.

A better approach may be just to offer practical tools how to increase our potential for creativity... things we can actually try and do. It is a reward in itself.
I don't use my main email as login to other accounts actually. But I get your point.
Put Down Devices, Let Your Mind Wander
It should not even be called spirituality ... just how to find our full potential. The word spirituality has a very bad history ... people fought wars over who is right/wrong.
I love definition 2. No buzzwords and this is what it does. Maybe it is too subtle for most.
They did a great job naming things!
> processor is fast enough that it will be good for 5+ years

This is how I feel, 3 years later, after getting the 11 Pro in 2019. If I do upgrade this year, I'll give it to my dad, and he'll probably use it till it breaks :)
Is it that cumbersome to install an application?
I’m currently on a camping in Croatia, it’s so hot even swimming trousers feel sticky and irritating. It would be more comfortable just to be nude.

FKK still seems to be booming here, I noticed huge campings, 2000 or more spots, lots of facilities, all FKK.

Also spend many holidays as a kid on an FKK camping in Yugoslavia, wasn’t always easy, especially as a adolescent (always bring a towel), but it always felt like a normal family camping.
The Sony Xperia Z3 Compact is from 2014 and tops out at android 6. The Huawei Huawei P10 Lite is from 2017 and tops out at android 8 (9 for the non-Lite). I hadn't heard of the SOYES XS11, but it looks like it does not support 4g (and 3g support is being shut down by various operators), and tops out at android 6.

So for current small android phones I'm guessing the unihertz Jelly 2 is one of the few remaining.
A few ways they are bs are:

- companies say they are worth price-per-share * number-of-shares but investors tend to get preferred shares which ought to be worth more

- valuations may be driven by competition between investors, how desperate the company is, the state of global financial markets, etc.
Well curated and meaningful summaries too.
> I would like to share my discoveries , but not sure how yet.

Having gone down a similar path (but more oriented towards a weird mix of Shamanic, Daoist and Zen ideas, with some Hindu aspects mixed in), I think it is nice to exchange ideas - but learning/understanding comes from within the individual.

Do not be discouraged when your efforts in sharing are not immediately met with recognition and/or applause (in fact: if it comes, it comes, if it doesn't, that is ok as well), and be prepared that some may not want to hear about them (and - given how regrettably spirituality has been abused in the general population - lash out either against the concept as a whole, or about your specific variety as it disagrees with theirs).

I'm looking forward to read about your insights.
>They point out that offering v4 as a separate line item leads to conversations with accountants about "what's this line item, and do you actually need it?"

"Yes, if we don't have it, we can't reach ~60% of the world's Internet users."
Correct me if i'm wrong, but the whole LUNA/Terra situation happened very recently and looking at past SEC enforcements, they're not exactly fast. Some things seems to take years before people get punished, cryptocurrencies or not. I'm sure if there are US-based individuals involved in the affair, they will eventually get what's coming for them, it'll just take some time.
Ramda
I went from an S10 to an S22 Ultra and the fingerprint reader is leagues better.
TPM & Prod managers are separate disciplines nowadays in most large companies. a PM continues to be user and product focused, while a TPM focuses more on the tech architecture & project management.
Hey, just created an account on HN just to say that I love the idea of your project. It rekindled my interest to learn Typescript and the premise of doing a smaller scale pokemon game just seems incredibly interesting and infinitely extendable. I blazed through the first few chapters and am desperate for more. I understand what the next steps should be, but I struggle to put them into non spaghetti code and would love to see your more modular approach on it.
Really hope you keep going, this is so fun!
> Doesn't mean it's not true.

It means we should be asking for more than anecdotes.

> There's an argument that given the world's population today we should be churning out geniuses (of the caliber of Newton or Einstein or Beethoven etc,.) all the time now, but the fact we're not […]

We definitely are churning out geniuses of this caliber. The bar for being a famous genius is higher.
That's the same as the first point in the parent comment's list: a factor graph is a visualisation of the conditional probability distribution. But yes it is very helpful to draw out the factor graph (or Bayesian graph) for the Kalman filter, probably more useful than just writing out the equations.
Not ideal I agree, main reason is that I don’t have the bandwith to publish on a regular basis in a blog, so I have never created one.
That's hilarious, but also highlights a good point in our lack of control/observability into these algorithms
I think this takes the cake as the most counterculture phone.

https://www.unihertz.com/collections/smartphones/products/ti...
Most of what you ask is easily available simply browsing the webpage though.
I’m not sure how this would work. Would it generate a sonogram video?
Could Machine Learning be used to detect “things”?
Of course, so does Europe has tech clusters but all the difference comes from the concentrated one and the continental Europe doesn't have one.

Europe does have a lot of tech companies and startups, especially EU is a rich place with a lot of innovation and high tech business happening. What EU lacks is unicorns.
Wasabi's egress is not fully free as you make it sound. Their egress works like this: if you store 1 TB of data, you have 1 TB of free egress, as seen in their FAQ [0]. This means it's unfit for certain cases and another competitor could be a better option.

[0]: https://wasabi.com/paygo-pricing-faq/
Can you think of a US technology company?