skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
what sort of interesting problems do you want Carbon to solve for you?
How is it better for this than VPN with an exit point outside of your government's reach?
I actually used this as an online editor for my Javascript interview. I love the interface and the pure dark mode throughout the UI.
> The C++ is absolutely ABI stable

C++ ABI doesn't even exist, there are several competing standards (much fewer now than there used to be) and nothing is guaranteed even between different compiler versions, let alone different compilers. Not that long ago we used to have two implementations of std::string in gcc you had to choose from and if the library you're linking with chose another one, you were out of luck.
In zshrc is much more easier based on the hooks that you get
> Minoxidil helps, and that seems to be more about blood flow than androgens, though it's not totally clear why it works.

Isn't one of the causes of hair loss a build-up of dihydrotestosterone in the scalp? Improving blood flow possibly allows for more to be carried away instead of deposited.
Enter - Required only to press Enter to continue.

That sounds like it would be a bit too easy to accidentally go through, especially since Enter was used to initiate the command. Hold down the key just a little too long and it'll be as if you weren't even challenged.
The same reason that countries with higher child mortality have higher birth rate.

Go figure, this has nothing to do with religion.
Modern regulations require this technology so the list is just a cutoff date from where they went into effect.
Let us leave IQ aside and talk just about education. The observation that educated urbanites have the lowest number of kids holds in the Islamic world, too.

Big, developed cities like Istanbul and Tehran have TFR well below reproduction rate and very similar to European values. Backwaters like rural Afghanistan or Niger, where literacy is still uncommon, have tons of kids.

Basic education for women is very well correlated with lower TFR everywhere in the world.
If you're writing a program that relates to image (really, just JPEG and TIFF since they're all that support it) metadata, also check out IPTC which is more directly related to metadata that isn't about the image. Both EXIF and IPTC come from the TIFF standard.
Oh god yes. I wanted to do a simple check, a tiny regex would have been perfect. I think it took me over 1/2 hour to do thanks, and only thanks, to the godawful mess that is MS's documentation.
It causes issues with illiquid assets etc, but over a long enough timeframe taxing unrealized gains is equivalent to a vastly larger capital gains tax. That says little about taxing all capital gains and a lot more about just how huge a tax break this is.
If you look at the example gif[0] they ask a simple math challenge. It's probably configurable.

[0] https://github.com/kaplanelad/shellfirm/blob/main/docs/media...
Thanks, I just tried, yet HN do not allow to submit multiple times.
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Independence from fossil fuel use is far from the only factor determining sustainability of our agriculture, though, sadly.

Land use is a huge concern, given we already use half of the world’s habitable land for our agriculture [1], putting immense pressure on ecosystems and biodiversity due to this habitat loss.

Organic agriculture is less intensive, meaning for the same total food production, it must be more extensive — it requires more land [2].

That’s not to say there aren’t very good reasons to shift to organic agriculture. Fertilizer runoff leads to vast ocean dead zones, such as that in the Gulf of Mexico [3]. Further, we have an estimated 60 years of farming left if soil depletion continues at its current pace [4].

If we are to both curtail our land use and switch to regenerative farming methods, we must curtail meat production.

It takes around 100 times as much land to produce 1 calorie of beef or lamb versus plant-based alternatives (similar for the same quantity of protein) [5], such that we could reduce our land use for farming from 4 billion to 1 billion hectares and still feed the whole world on plant-based diets.

I’m not sure if I’ve connected the dots here especially well, but I hope I’ve at least conveyed that sustainability is multi-dimensional, and goes far beyond just getting off fossil fuels — even though that is a vital step.

[1]: https://ourworldindata.org/land-use

[2]: https://ourworldindata.org/is-organic-agriculture-better-for...

[3]: https://oceantoday.noaa.gov/deadzonegulf-2021/welcome.html

[4]: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/only-60-years-of-...

[5]: https://ourworldindata.org/land-use-diets
You forgot about the fed raising interest rates to combat inflation. As history shows this usually leads to a massive recession in the short term
Since you've operated both, whats your opinion on the Ubiquiti vs the TP-Link Omada and why did you switch?

I've done something similar with a Mikrotik CRS-309 as a router and some Ubiquiti U6 Meshes. The fiber ISP here leaves it to the owner to buy their own hardware to connect to a Icotera in bridge mode. I believe it allows the ISP to reduce their operating costs since theres no need to support a complex all in one router / switch / AP. Anything beyond the bridge is the users responsibility.
only see none APC on cheap china drop cables and fast splice connectors around here. none APC tends to be higher loss.
Another option is to set up a couple WireGuard peers on a VPS and send the config(s) over Signal or other secure means to Russian friends and or acquaintances.

Pluses: much faster than TOR.
Yes.

Similarly to how the cells in your bones and muscles don't reproduce.

This is one of the ways biology can work. And it's not in contradiction to what I wrote. Just the opposite.

Though to go a bit deeper: plenty of other creatures derive advantages (and disadvantages) from trees. But for making the biology work, the advantages to the tree genes just have to outweigh the disadvantages to the tree genes.
If I got it right, everything about the spiders was already known, and the only thing suggested in this research is to stick a needle into one, so you can extend and retract its limbs. It doesn't seem too innovative, and very likely they weren't the first to think about it. If they found a way to extend the duration for which these spiders can be used, that would have been more impressive, but even though they made a suggestion, they didn't pursue it.
The model explains DHT in the scalp. It is something like:

Scalp tension>inflammation>DHT accumulation in scalp.

I learned reading Rob work that you can find DHT accumulation in any inflamationn you have in your body (I.e. you receive a blow in the arm), and it includes scalp inflammation as well.
Here is the official manual page for Basic Package Management. No blog post necessary. This covers the majority of it, but I’d say if you read the entire section on Package Management, then you’ll get an idea of how it works and be able to install, update and uninstall things (as well as a bit more).

https://nixos.org/manual/nix/stable/package-management/basic...

Also, there is no “right way”. What I suggested was the way to get parity with standard package managers. There are many different ways to use it, because it is a very flexible tool. There’s no reason to learn every single one to get started with it.
Exif does not store time zone information [1] and it would be up to the capture device to include any offsets directly in the date/time stored.

Phones can do this because they have gps and know which time zone the photo was taken. Your bike camera may not.

1. https://indieweb.org/Exif#Timezone_Issues
> it is just faith that they expect from customers

You know independent infosec reviews are a thing, right?
As a user, I resolve it by unticking the little box labeled "Allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of your selections above".
There was this one case where someone made a quadrocopter out of their dead cat[1]. That was also in the news, while we gained no new knowledge from it. "Look at them, they play with a corpse" is quite newsworthy, apparently. :D

At least in this case, we now know for sure that a spider-powered UFO catcher / claw crane is possible. :P

[1] https://www.dw.com/en/the-dead-cat-drone-with-an-eco-message...
Electrolysis can easily be done at scale. A couple of megawatts of electrolysis equipment is about the size of a shipping container. Many such systems are in operations right now and have been for a decade. The technology is fairly mature and reaches efficiencies of 70-80%. You also don't need salt caverns to store the hydrogen. You can store it underground without a salt cavern. Sure, there are losses, but they're not unmanageable.

We're also not going to run out of industrial processes that produce large amounts of carbon dioxide, at least as long as we still build things out of concrete, so if for some reason hydrogen is too hard to transport or store, we can pay the extra price of turning it into methane and use all the infrastructure that we already have for natural gas. We can even recapture most of the carbon when we burn the methane again.
Why did you have to derail nuclear discussion with covid denier/antivaxx nonsense? Sigh.

Why replace one type of antiscience/antiintelectualism (anti nuclear people) with another (antivax)?
If this was a problem, the solution would be to allow avatars, and give a unique one (like gravatar) to users who don't set an avatar themselves.
It is known that Google and Apple did accept the demands to block apps both before and after the Telegram affair. What we don't know, is did they even receive that demand? Every new sources that the demand was sent sources to RKN press release on their own website (I checked about 50 news reports, that all referenced each other and RKN). When asked about blocks (of LinkedIn), Google's spokesperson said that they follow the regulations on the local markers.

We need Apple/Google to confirm, if they did ever receive the demands to remove Telegram from their app stores. If not, it is a big big red flag.
Yeah but that’s not what a lot of states that want to ban abortion are doing.

Edit: honestly, I don’t care. I’m too tired to argue minutiae. Goodnight.
Yea

I have just been practicing Sudarshan Kriya[1] + Wim Hof[2] + Surya Namaskar[3] (no push-ups and mountain climbing) for the past month.

~1 hour a day.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tX0M6EveGY

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tybOi4hjZFQ

[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKzkc3FWx7g
The idea that this would be easier to read and more reliable in Bash is downright hilarious.
Was it https://youtu.be/jkHqrkcEHRc ?
By that reasoning all command line tools must be shell scripts.
Send an email to the contact at the bottom of each page. They are very helpful.
That just makes the comparison worse, if it's difficult and unstable and almost immediately sheds the +s.
Depends on the corners of the internet that you visit. Tiktok, Instagram, and all vapid places like that have many more females than males.
absolutely, it configurable.

run shellfirm config --help and you can changed the challenge
The general trend is clearly towards not providing server binaries. You'll find some exceptions here and there, but that doesn't mean it's coming back.
Yeah git reflog will show you the previous commit (in a pretty confusing way tbh but it does the job). The original files will get GC'd by git at some point.
Wow. There seems to a number of low-code OS internal tools creator projects. The earliest one I remember is AppSmith. I was really impressed back then and I am really impressed still.

The really like the level of abstraction these tools bring.
what is your point?
do implement the risky command in bash script?
A human brain cannot sensibly operate without inputs, look up “sensory deprivation effects”. But that’s just a nitpick.

I don’t think we should even compare silicone and biological computing. At the hardware level, there is no way a computer could become a brain by some sort of organic transition. But also I think that the hierarchy your question is implying is not correct. Theoretical “computer brains” do not have to resemble biological ones neither in construction nor in function. I believe when we will create (or meet) electronics-based intelligence with enough properties from your list, there will still be a period of a rejection, because humans tend to exalt their own way of existence and operation above others.
Same, I couldn't tell you a single HN user if my life depended on it.

Very different to other forums I use. Fine with me.
> if there was ever an argument for privacy this should be it

Sorry, what's the argument? The '00-'10 libertarians on Slashdot never gave arguments.
this is configurable, depend what you want.
the `enter` challenge is not the default. you can configure the challenge
Yes, I'd assume the claim referred to content creators. But claiming it's "overwhelming male" requires evidence (reddit stats are proof that there are substantial sites where this is true, but what percentage of the internet is reddit?)
I've accidentally deleted all Docker containers on a shared system (who knew - Docker has no user-level security at all). Though this command wouldn't help in that case since I didn't know the command I was running was dangerous.
These are important points you're raising that change the course of the conversation significantly, so please also add citations so that folks can see them, otherwise, the argument falls flat and gets dismissed.
My bad! Yes Waifu2x is just a single algorithm, you are right.

The confusion originates from the fact that I was using a GUI project for Waifu2x called "Waifu2x Extension GUI" (https://github.com/AaronFeng753/Waifu2x-Extension-GUI) which other than Waifu2x also supports other algorithms like Real-ESRGAN, Real-CUGAN, SRMD, RealSR, Anime4K, RIFE, IFRNet, CAIN, DAIN, and ACNet.

So as you said Cupscale is surely more advanced than Waifu2x (the single algorithm), but do you think it's also better than Waifu2x Extension GUI?
Although Russia is basically a dictatorship at this point, and courts aren't fully impartial, there's still place for maneuvers with good lawyers finding loopholes in the law - judges can't simply ignore the law outright, hence some limited success in courts. Usually it's about appealing to procedural mistakes which overturns cases. For example, a week ago a political case against a popular Youtuber was closed because of the statute of limitations - his "crime" happened a long time ago and so the government can't prosecute him anymore. However, if a case is initiated by Kremlin itself (not one of the less powerful agencies) then you'll get jailed no matter what (they can leverage FSB to fabricate evidence).
It’s the same observation TDD makes. If you can figure out what a sane interface looks like, it doesn’t matter how it’s implemented underneath. You might even want to change your mind for performance or new feature purposes.
>permanently tainting the Diablo brand it may not be that great a trade.

I'm sure that blizzard will learn their lesson. First the real money auction house,Warcraft 3 reforged and now this.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26073463
Thought that this is just a description of repurposing Kindle's eink screen. I was pleasantly surprised.

The post was also discussed a year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26073463
The renewable industry is still incredibly nascent and does not wield (much) power (yet). In the future, that may not be the case, but to compare this with the existing fossil fuel industries is really quite disingenuous. There's orders of magnitude difference between the two as of yet. Will they become similarly corrupt? Perhaps. Likely, even. But it will shift the profit from massive, world-changing effects to something different, and we're already more tuned into the issue that energy production, consumption, and use has serious side effects.
How would the workshop test the repair if they can't boot into the phone?
When I used to admin Windows servers we had production’s desktop background set to red, that worked well, especially when you had multiple remote desktop sessions open. Wonder if that’s doable for non-GUI enabled Linux servers
I wonder how much overlap there is between the Web3 and the IndieWeb people. I think „not much“ even though both say „decentralized“ a lot.
For music, same as you. Amazon.com for MP3s, but I'll usually check on Bandcamp.com first.

EBooks are tougher, because all ebook platforms are DRMd in some form; Amazon has its own DRM, other storefronts use Adobe, and libraries use Overdrive or Adobe. I'll be honest and tell you that I remove the DRM on ebooks and add them to my Calibre library, for personal use only. I don't know whether sharing how to remove DRM is allowed on HN though. If you haven't heard of Calibre I highly recommend it.

For games there's GOG.com and Itch.io. But many games nowadays are overwhelmingly on Steam, and many big titles now come with their own launchers or kernel level anti-cheats; it's nearly impossible to get popular games that are also DRM free.

Movies/TV shows, I don't really watch anything.
> At the college I attended I found that administrative guidelines were not as inflexible as they seemed on their face.

This is a really big one. My college experience was probably very different to the American one, as the system here in Germany is just very different. But I spent quite a while just accepting failure in courses when working with the professor and faculty could have led to passes.

Most universities also have ways to help with financial problems, psychological issues and many other things, too many students hesitate to use them.
lit-html is similar to the render method of a react component, uses a declarative html'esque syntax, and doesn't use a VDOM AFAIK.

No one is saying update DOM elements manually. They're saying there's better strategies for view libs than VDOM.
I don't think that will ever really work reliably for something like cargo or meson. They don't really go to any effort to ensure clean build environments, enforce dependencies, sandbox builds etc.

You need something like Bazel for that really.
I think there is another use case for a tool like this: predictable auto completion instead of input validation.

For example, if you type this:
`mkdir test && cd test` the tool could realize that the `test` folder was created and offer tab completion for it in the second part. I have long wanted a shell with better auto completion, more prediction etc.
You are always one click away from hardcore pro-ukraine propaganda in YouTube and ukrainian channels in Telegram. A lot of prominent media figures - turned State Dept proxies - fled the war and now are outputting constant stream of anti-war, anti-regime, anti-Russia propaganda, to youtube mostly.

The information which you expected to topple Russia is widely available. Most Russians just don't want to lose the war and have their country toppled. But even if you persuade a simple majority of them, how would they proceed toppling anything? Did people topple any governments over unpopular COVID restrictions?

Why do you assume that the majority of Russians would like to watch TV channels which spit on them, magnify every their misstep and ignore their issues? Because that's the only mode free media found itself to be capable of.
Given https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_in_the_United_States#A...

Does somewhat go against this article singling out Gen Z's, though equally mindful of media focus upon targeting that age range, as do many fields of marketing that the extent seems to be that Gen Z is being labeled by the media as the generation always in crisis.

Now as for self-harm, without further data - isn't that the prevail more of that age range, no matter the Generational label! Self-harm being a cry for help and equally with the medical systems globally focusing upon pushing medication over spending time and effort to offer solid therapy that is more than a token 1 hour session a week or so, then I'd be more inclined to focus upon how the approach to tackling well-being in society needs an overall and refocus upon aspects like quality of sleep and diet, as well as proper therapy that is not time limited to a token hour once in a while.

I would love a health system that properly dealt with this and a system in which such people could spend a week or two in a comfortable setting in which there diet/sleep is monitored and more hand-on therapy and engagement would IMHO show better results short/middle and long-term. Whilst such an approach would be initially more expensive on the surface, it would prove cheaper overall of the life of the patient's needs and demands. Also less quick reaching for medication solutions when other aspects never really touched upon is sadly a crux of society driven by a system that in the end feeds profit into drug manufacturers and could even postulate that such companies would be focused upon pushing that approach over a more rounded and fairer solution.

After all we have seen fossil fuel companies push climate denial agenda's from the start as that hurts business and only when it becomes profitable in some way have they pushed thru any form of alternatives.

Certainly an issue that impacts all ages and one that sadly today is still not dealt with or addressed.
USB-C for everything. One charger, two cables. It saves weight and space. Now every device is a power bank.

Avoid SMS-based 2FA whenever possible.

Noise cancelling earphones are great. The world is loud.

Podcasts and books are great when the internet is not.
Wow really? Thank you.
I had a pretty “dark” year when: I was unable to finish 3rd release with real-time collaboration, nested project folders, flexible permissions, workspaces, offline cache and many more as Notion has. And it was too much for myself. Just unable to merge it to production because of many changes. So that is sad. I wish to move some of this features to production.
It will be nice to use in coding bootcamps, schools, finding interview, etc.
Code that doesn’t work for the developers eventually won’t work for anyone else, either.
I have played around with cloudflare workers alot recently and ended up using it on a couple of projects to use it cache api requests to my app thus reducing massive overhead to the server.

At some point I was thinking of offering the API as a service to users and I was trying to figure out the best way to go about the usage tracking. After doing some research, I realized that using cloudflare workers(with Do) would be an easy and nifty way to do it but never got around to actually implementing it.
The Gaussian would be a more natural way to model latency variation IMO.
That list of military nuclear accidents was interesting. My impression is that the rate of accidents dropped off quickly over time. Maybe the military got better at handling nuclear material? Maybe some other explanation?
It’s interesting though that JS never picked up a Rails alternative.
"Our parents told us that if we went out without a hat, the northern lights are going to take your head off and use it as a soccer ball"
You can still sort by controversial on reddit. In my experience the comments it bubbles to the top aren't very interesting, but mostly cheap shots. Like everything else about reddit, this probably depends on the subreddit.
Thanks

The link you provided indicates the level of radiation is negligible, so I'm not sure what your point is.
If you want to start from the presumption someone is guilty until proven innocent, you end up reasoning like you did there. Which is a very strong case for the presumption of innocence: it is not up to the defence to prove how something has happened, only that there is reasonable doubt that the defendant was involved the way the prosecution claims.

This also goes into the direction of why Lady Justitia wears a blindfold. The facts matter, other things should be ignored. His likeableness should be irrelevant in a court case.