skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hvar is filled with 25 year old tourists who drink a lot and maybe hope to get into modeling as a side hustle. It does not fit the prompt at all. Korchula is a slow, family oriented island. Maybe a better fit? But it really just seems like GPT has picked up on a list of the most popular destinations in Croatia.
Hidive's catalogue is definitely smaller compared to its competition but especially if you are after slice of life type shows, it has pretty good coverage. (I used to have both Crunchyroll and Hidive, but dropped Crunchyroll when they raised their price.)

Honestly for some reason, I'm finding myself watching less and less anime anyways and instead I'm bit more inclined pursuing different activities. (I used to watch at least 5 each season, but only anime I'm watching this season is Made in Abyss...)
>This is false

Wrong. That is true.

>You question ask a minor about the consequences of a procedure and judge if they understand it by how they respond.

OK groomer. This is the same logic pedophiles use. Children are not legally nor mentally capable of making such decisions. Full stop.

>But it's clear you, personally, are not capable of doing such a thing because you would instead prefer gaslighting.

Projecting about gaslighting is one of the signs of grooming. You're right, I'm not capable of doing something as morally bankrupt like grooming children.
I see this claim repeated but is there any evidence for it? It’s not like writing a long story adds any protection for the recipe. Seems the author’s explanation is simpler (though even simpler is that the audience of those long-winded sites appreciates the content, or the authors enjoy creating it).
I'm very sorry for your loss. I'm very fortunate that he didn't have dementia so he could articulate some thoughts. I hope your story will push others to act before it's too late.
yes, if you pay for localstack Pro, and "maybe" if you don't. they have a list of services they emulate on their site.

Here is the list: https://docs.localstack.cloud/aws/feature-coverage/
I don't suppose anyone noticed what hash they were using?
Google's answer box also can't be trusted to output truthful information.
Samsung? I get monthly updates on my phone
Unless you are already working with them, I'd much prefer using tRPC.
Reading stuff like this makes me glad to live on the west coast, where dad shorts and a t-shirt is appropriate workplace attire.
Wireless microphones in general suck. Dankpods has a good video[0] comparing a few Airpods models to the Earpods, and it's obvious that the fancy Airpods beamforming mics are no match for the small tumor attached to the Earpods. My understanding is that wirelessly transmitting and receiving audio data is hell on your Bluetooth bandwidth, so most headphones will switch codecs to playback and record at the same time. AFAIK, Airpods will switch between SBC and AAC depending on if your mic is getting used.
Selling your house takes time. In a bad economy, it could take a lot of time. Knowing your "liquid" net worth has some value.
Not at all. Just seems like PHP people are laser focus on getting things done maybe because the language and it’s runtime is so primitive there aren’t any distractions
If you use Sendfox, then all you have to do is drop your site’s RSS feed (auto-generated by WordPress, Ghost and other non-dev friendly solutions) in and it will automatically generate emails for you.

Best of all, Sendfox costs a tiny fraction of what ConvertKit does and it’s run by a more technical team.
Where would one raise a proposal for something like adding a `sandbox` flag to `<script>` elements, the proposal of adding a feature like a "Context Menu API" for PWAs or discussions around pro-privacy features?
I lost my dad unexpectedly last year (cardiac arrest). He was one month from retirement and I miss him dearly. The last conversation we had two days prior was an argument about my weight and general dieting. I will regret that for the rest of my life.

I often think about the good moments. The week before the argument, I had bought him a microcontroller because he wanted to get into battery module development and to volunteer in his home country of Pakistan after retirement.

Since his death, I have been piecing together his life in whatever way I can in fear of losing those memories to the sands of time. Being born in Pakistan in the late 50s there were not too many video cameras around and so that part of his life is sort of locked away in the memories of the relatives who are still alive. Once they are gone, it pains me to realize that those parts of him are gone forever. One thing I have done is old b&w photos were "colorized" and that helps provide a small vision of his early days. Note taking in a timeline fashion has been helpful.

Furthermore it is interesting to see how many relatives have come forward with personal stories that they never shared in the past. It painted a side of my father that I never knew...because the moment to ask those specific questions never came up. Still, I am glad the stories were told to me. I am now trying to do the same for my mother while she is still around but she is so camera shy that I am finding it difficult to do a direct interview. I have settled on making notes and taking lots of candid photos so I have something.
Holy crap, yes. I started having conferences with people using Air Pods and they're dropping out so much. Please get an external mic!
Wishlist:

A way to truely, honestly, for the love of god, please, I beg you for mercy, force all pivot tables to fully refresh everything about themselves — their data, caches, retained items, etc.

Better pivot table value formatting: use the formatting from the source data set, let me format multiple value columns at once, or apply formatting from value cells to the value columns themselves.

Please let me hide everything from a pivot table except for value columns. There are many scenarios where I would like to insert two pivot tables right next to each other, then have a third columns that refers to their cells for a calculation. I don’t need any of the other pivot table options to be available to the user. Dynamic array and lambda functions are not a substitute, because they do not cache results, which causes significant performance problems.

A workbook level option to open the workbook in a new process that doesn’t allow interaction with other workbooks. Sometimes, I build computationally intensive standalone workbooks that my users hate to have open, because they degrade performance for all of their other open workbooks. They have to resort to using excel online (or the outlook web preview) to be able to have my workbook open for reference while working on something else.

Freeze(x) or Staticize(x): a function that evaluates once and retains its value. I know a similar effect is possible by enabling iterative calculation, but that feels hacky and I don’t know what else is affected by turning iterative calculation on (the fact that it is disabled by default implies significant consequences).

In Power Query, a way to append the content of a table to another table, on every Refresh All. This would make it much easier to create snapshots and temporal reports. E.g. I want to know what the value of all sales orders as they were reported each day, verses what I can infer from the database today.

I love all the investment in Excel! Are you hiring?
Sort of like how I hope no one ever learns about my city/state and it can keep being pleasant and affordable.
To be fair, most vehicle types have similar problems but they're a result of heat rather than battery exhaustion. In a pure battery EV you can run into thermal limits: drawing too much power for too long overheats the motor and batteries. Same thing happens in ICE vehicles, though I think the difference between max continuous power and max instantaneous power tends to be greater in EVs.
IIRC Google of 15 years ago would have prioritised high PageRank sites containing the strings "Ko Lanta" and "Croatia" which would probably have been the Ko Lanta listings page of popular travel booking websites (with "Croatia" referenced somewhere in the sidebar).

It was less likely to ignore the absence of a particular keyword but certainly wasn't better at NLP
FYI, the formula bar in Excel is resizable already.

Expand the bar (or drag the vertical resize handle at its bottom edge), and then you can use alt+enter to insert a newline.
VLAs are no more unsafe than standard C is for stack corruption.
There’s no such thing as no fear, no matter how narrow you constrain its scope. It’s ignorance, hubris, naïveté, dishonesty, etc. Anything but bravery.
I don't think there's any Android hardware with enough oomph to do what QubesOS does (having multiple virtual machines for real separation). There's an option for a work profile which I use to separate my stuff but it's more like a different Linux user than a VM. And you can have only one, sadly.
Michael Saylor Lost Big in the Dot-Com Bubble and Bitcoin's Crash
What about the benefit of being able to represent data types like Date, double vs float vs byte etc ?
I completely agree with the post, however blaming slack and discord for being closed siloes of information isn't entirely true when compared to the OG... IRC.

Consider IRC logs. If you didn't have a bot recording conversations and publishing them on a website, you had no records either.

Sure they're currently recorded and siloed, but a bot can be written to record slack/discord etc. and publish on a website just the same.
Getting banned isn't an issue for most people, at least not under the politically driven terms you're describing (just look at the kind of extremist content than flies on Twitter), but even thought banning exists (and it did on the "old" web as well) there's still far more authentic content out there than ever. It just happens that the web is more complex than it was in 2006, and far more culturally culturally diverse, and most people can be authentic on the internet now without also being edgelords or pushing the bounds of TOS.
The big question I've had from since I first heard about this is how did she get the cartridges to Russia in the first place? There's no way it's legal to bring them on a plane from the US.
I hope they never get any real influence and are recognized for the useless gatekeepers they are. Crunchyroll, for example, throws some of the worst Tumblrina translators at pretty much every show I've seen from them. They inject their own loser personality into the characters by completely changing the meaning of their words. Not only does it alienate people who haven't really watched much anime from getting into it, but it also prevents learners from getting good top-down language listening practice. Once it's translated by Funimation, Crunchyroll or Netflix, I don't think I've ever seen it get properly translated by a fansub group. They are a blight that to disappear into obscurity.
> The US doesn't even have a middle class anymore

Like most capitalist societies historically, the US still has a middle class (petit bourgeoisie.)

Like most capitalist societies, this class is fairly small (not as small as the upper class, the haut bourgeoisie, though), generally high-income group, defined by relying on a mix of labor and capital income, both being important (or applying their own labor, rather than overwhelmingly rented labor, to their own capital.)

The idea of a middle-income “middle class“ was always a lie to divide the working class and protect both upper classes against them.
I love BASIC. It’s great. Love it on MSDOS, the ZX81, the C64, the Apple ][… everywhere.
GitLab will be deleting dormant projects
I happened to see this article and assume it is true: https://dev.to/ben/gitlab-will-be-deleting-dormant-projects-53jm

Note: My apologies if this is a repeated HN entry. I would imagine it is, but didn't see it in a quick search.
Welcome to hear from. The damages of widespread available pornography and the child exploitation rings around them are outraging. These websites are a gateway into cam sites and shady kik group chats where adult men sext minors. This is my perspective, being a victim myself.
The post gives plenty of examples of the README files it's describing.
(Run in emulated PC in browser)
https://archive.org/details/msdos_qbasic_megapack

https://www.pcjs.org/software/pcx86/lang/microsoft/basic/qui...
Sorry, no. Your hyperbole doesn’t match up with the typical experience. I have had family members with serious illness, who are lower class (truly lower class, not the top 10% as you claim lower class are) and no, it didn’t make them homeless.

If you’re making $200k per year you’re richer than 90% of Americans who globally are some of the wealthiest in the world.

Claiming someone making $200k is “lower class” comes across as self-pity and a complete lack of perspective.
According to CNN sources Russian government officials requested adding Vadim Krasikov to Griner/Whelan prisoner swap ("Krasikov was convicted in December of murdering a former Chechen fighter, Zelimkhan "Tornike" Khangoshvili, in Berlin's Kleiner Tiergarten in 2019 and sentenced to life in prison.")

https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/29/politics/griner-whelan-ru...
Possibly the engine is too inefficient so the heat is virtually free?
I believe this is the point that @drivebycomment was making, that answering such a query is not possible right now. The query needs to be reframed by using keywords like the GPT-3 prompt did, and even further refined than that, and you still have to finish the last mile of research.
I must run like a space heater, because it seems to me moving air is more important than temperature. I'm fine up to the 80s with a good strong fan on me. But I'll get uncomfortable or stuffy with no breeze, even into the low 70s.
I’m not pro-lawn in the sense of believing that a well manicured monoculture of some non-native grass is the ideal use of residential land. That’s bad. Letting dandelions grow and having a spot for butterflies and native bugs is a great thing and should be encouraged. Using part of the lawn for a food garden is also laudable.

Keep in mind that when I talk about lawns serving a purpose I’m using the context of small, reasonably sized homes. In that context, you don’t want a dense thicket of brush reducing accessibility and potentially causing issues with the plumbing and foundation. You want to keep some free space to roam and work with as well. You don’t want a home where you open the door into a bunch of unkept flora. You don’t want to have to wade through waist high brush in order to get around the outside of your house.

It may sound a little extreme, but again I’m not advocating for perfectly manicured lawns - just reasonably kept ones with minimal pesticides.
It was updated in 2018. It does not use Java anymore and now uses Javascript.
So first, the work is cool from a data analysis perspective, and it's always worth seeing this kind of thing for it's own sake.

Other than that, who cares. We've driven the diminishing returns on new evidence of climate change to zero. There is not a smoking gun that is suddenly going to change perception.

Stop using AGW as a political lever, and start looking for (implementing, because they exist) solutions, both in terms of carbon removal, and adaptation. The burden of proof has been met, we don't need more data. The only cause more data serves is preaching to the choir that wants to use AGW to implement large scale socialism. Stop doing that, and start solving the problem.

(I still think the analysis is neat)
At least the ad for the Pixel buds was a little piece of text. But I agree, it’s nice not to have ads on every single thing.
Still love me some blue screen DOS edit writing basic back in the day. I think it was already called QBasic. When I first saw this posted I thought "oh dear, a QBasic implementation in .NET"...

Sadly today using QBasic for real work would be difficult if you have to interact with anything else that basic I/O. I'm not aware of a websocket QBasic implementation or any kind of scalable framework. But it has to keep existing, so we can teach our children basic before moving on to the horror show languages we use today.
ISO8601 gets you pretty far with dates and you can always quote your numbers - most serialization frameworks support that
> Google+ and circles were a good idea

Facebook already had friend lists with identical functionality when Google+ Circles were created.
Musk Says Twitter Committed Fraud in Dispute over Fake Accounts
If Apple is forced to allow 3rd party app stores or the installation of unsigned IPAs, does that mean browsers running different engines can be developed for iOS?
Surely they could put that crap after and achieve the same status?
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like it should be fine. Copyright applies to specific concrete representations and not things like abstract underlying ideas.
> I find this such a nasty bit of insidious sexism in the workplace. Men are supposed to wear full sleeves and full pants all the time, and being in shorts or short sleeves is seen as unprofessional.

I'm working in Spain and I never wear anything different than a T-shirt at the office.

I never wear shorts but I just don't like them. I don't think they're expressly forbidden especially with this new law.

It's a poorly designed law though IMO, as there's another law that forbids a workplace to be over 25 degrees if anything other than sedentary work is carried out. Also, 27 is a lot. They just should have taken 25 for this measure. Then both laws would have been complied with and it wouldn't be so severe on the workers.

I know something needed to be done because some shops were like fridges and they kept the doors wide open. But 27 degrees in the office is painful.
OpenStick – running Debian on an LTE USB stick
> somehow is a generic query language for data.

In what sense is GraphQL not a generic query language for data?
A friend of mine swears that it's the intended meaning and that it was a pun all along

I'm absolutely certain he's wrong

Some jokes simply don't mean anything
They're giving them a free platform, on the iPhone I paid for, to promote their products by-default. That's an ad.
EU antitrust regulators quiz developers on Google app payments
> unable to be reached in a finite amount of steps but aren't infinity

I don't see how such numbers can exit/be used/defined in any meaningful way. Do you have an example of such a number?
Ask HN: Why do some social apps don't allow periods or underscores in usernames?
Twitter doesn't allow periods in the username; same with Telegram. Gmail treats email addresses with periods and no periods as the same, but doesn't allow underscores. Instagram and TikTok allows a mix of periods and underscores in their usernames. Is it simply a matter of choice by the creators or there's some technological or design-focused reason behind why social apps don't allow either periods or underscores in usernames?
Did you use “Query”?
is [0] supposed to be referencing something ?
Incredible.

Did you read this? Or just pass it off, as disinformation?!

First two I checked, were tires, joints, wipers, fluid levels, etc.

Oh yeah, that's so expensive!

Listen, this new tech. Yes, Toyota is playing it safe, and examining said new tech regularly.

Way to use actual corporate responsibility against them!

Meanwhile, this is a diversion away from storage. You're just responding with unrelated info. What is it with the anti h2 crowd?!
There are inter- relationships between privacy and security however. You can't maintain good privacy unless you have a secure platform, and what is the point of security if you cannot maintain privacy?

Eg. Signal fails privacy requirements with the telegraphing of your phone number when you join a public group. There is no need for a phone number to be available to people that you don't know personally. This can lead to all sorts of physical issues (abuse, doxxing, arrests...).
It would be better if a phone number was treated as a private piece of information (like SSN, home address) that is not sent out without your explicit interaction.
> It is well established in medicine that improved/early detection does not equal improved patient outcomes and can actually result in patient harm.

Is there a specific time of detection that is well established as improving patient outcomes?
I have solicited from my oldest living relatives their memories of relatives long since dead. I never knew my father's mother — she died before I was born. But my father and his sisters have given me their recollections (such as they can in an email or whatever).

I have also pursued stories from my oldest aunt, my father of course, my mother.

I have taken many of these down and put together a genealogy book with photos, birth, death .. those sorts of factual things you find when researching. But also the stories from my father, aunts. And photos that I painstakingly scanned in, retouched.

Thanks to the tech of today and a modest investment I was able to have printed over a dozen of these hard-bound books and have shared them with aunts, siblings, cousins, neices, nephews, daughters....

I have done what I could.

And yet, I too kick myself for having not talked to Aunt Faye before she died in 2001. I was in my 30's and she had passed the 100 year mark in her life. What stories she could have told.

And my grandfather who died a few years after I graduated from college.

You do what you can when you can. I just wish I had cared about my larger family earlier in my life.
Well if you had counterxamples for thermodynamics it would be Nobel worthy news.

The fact that everyone has counterxamples for the IQ’s predictive strength from their immediate cycle, shows how reliable of a metric it is.
Those sorts of snippets, dark on left, light on right, with each row in different languages. Maybe 5 or 6 rows at least. That's what people want to see, at least.
I'd imagine the Olympic charter flights have a much different security policy from your local Delta Airlines. They're probably more focused on securing the athletes than scouring through their bags.
As someone who will attend their fathers funeral tomorrow this really resonates. I do feel I didn't know him enough and that this feeling might haunt me in some moments later in life.
Will be sure to do it with my mother!
Is there any doubt that Putin is using her to humiliate Biden?
Sorry for your loss and everyone else who is sharing.

About 10 years ago, my mom came down with cancer and was in hospice care for some time. I had the opportunity to sit with her and hold hands and talk. She was a person of faith, I am not. She asked me to light the yahrzeit for her which I of course agreed to do, and did, although I had to consult the internet to figure out how.

She asked me if I would reconsider my rejection of faith, I had to be honest with her and said that I was sorry that I could not do that. She said if she got up there, into heaven, and could get me a message, would I change my mind. I said sure Ma. We came up with a goofy pass phrase, that only her and I knew, and pinky swore never to tell anyone. No, I have not received the message, but I do the candle. It is coming up on the 10th the web site says.
If you're a woman and you object, just don't follow that convention. Eventually it won't be a convention anymore.

PS I'm a guy and I think women are more sexy without the heels, makeup, skirtsuits etc. They just look too fake with all the stuff.
To my eye, you've done an outstanding job.
If you have money get a good mic. People will like you more.
I tried some AirPods Pros for a couple weeks. People consistently told me I sounded fine, but when on Zoom the audio would not sync up. One of them would be just slightly delayed from the other and I couldn't stand it, so I returned them.
Because historically diesel has been cheap and the externalities have been ignored. It's also a major infrastructure project, and getting it installed widely enough to be useful on, say, the interstate highway system in the U.S. would require an act of Congress, plus buy-in from vehicle manufacturers and operators, plus widely-agreed on standards.