skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Get a lodge and scrub it with steel wool to clean. It'll be super smooth in a few months in my experience
In safari, with the multiplayer.dev demo, my own chat bubble is terribly unsmooth, when I move my mouse. It almost looks like it's getting a local and, slightly delayed, remote position update, and they're fighting.

Screen recording, with latency around 90: https://imgur.com/a/5FU3paR
Yeah, I was surprised at this. Maybe they will face out Dart too then.
In the west, people change partners like changing clothes. Of course , it won't be number 1. But marriage is still the center of life in most other parts of the world.
Here in Canada we have pretty heavy application of manure, primarily in spring and fall. It's part of how we replenish soils at small and large scales.

I suspect we rarely grow greens immediately after applications, but to say only backyard operations use animal manure isn't true.

Evidently this is a common and well-researched practice in the USA as well: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/286297896_Animal_Ma...
what makes see-lang the obvious pronunciation? It's not a language. I have always said it "clang".
I take it SMS is not included in phone plans in your country? Maybe RCS will see better adoption there...
HN comments never disappoint
I wish more places followed this.

Doesn't matter how good you are the v1 of a program in an unknown area is always complete crap but lets you write an amazing v2 if you paid attention making v1.
What I am saying about pumped hydro is that it is deeply mature technology, with no surprises in store. All the equipment is essentially unchanged for decades, except for control-system electronics. All that is new is reservoirs not fed by watersheds.

There are actually dozens of shallow reservoirs behind earthen dams way high up in California's Sierra Nevada mountain range, many almost a century old, constructed with bulldozers that used pulleys instead of hydraulics, hauled up there on fantastically bad cart-track roads. The reservoirs feed penstocks down to Pelton wheels thousands of feet below. For storage, they just attached pumps to the penstocks to push water back up.
Yes. I would switch over when i reached 70 words per minute.
I believe you have rediscovered ‘asabiyya. Ibn Khaldun must be smiling down at you.
Encore Is a DevOpless Microservice Ecosystem for Go
https://encore.dev/

I'm not affiliated with Encore, but am a huge fan.

Encore is a CLI and hosting service that has queues, databases and migrations, REST endpoints, Authentication, generating Client Code, and more - all with little to no configuration and boilerplate.

It's written only for Go, but because of that, they're able to do deep static reflection and use comments and tags instead of copy and paste framework code.

Their website is wild, and worth a visit even if you're not interested in the project itself.
He wasn't really "doxed", I mean, he used to give presentations at Rails conferences: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNsQxI2PdAI

He was a wonderful and quirky man. A true artist. And artists, unfortunately, seem to have a sort of tortured relationship with the world sometimes.

I hope he's found his peace wherever he is. I'm sure he understands how much he touched and inspired so many of us. Shine on, _why, wherever you are.
Proust's writing of the explicitly Jewish character Bloch in "lost time", has anger and inner conflict which I think speaks to his own emotions. The casual antisemitism of others, speaks to to his experience. Bloch is distinctly unlovable and has characteristics of the of-the-time antisemitic tropes. Swann is an inferred jew. It's an indistinct quality, and he is definitely damaged goods in the story arc. I would think Proust identified with bits of both Bloch and Swann.

The Dreyfus affair speaks to present time in "fake news" but also, in the division lines inside parties where a commitment to truth overrides other concerns. Cheney has little in common with the democrats. She just had a personal Rubicon crossing moment. A man who is antisemitic, finds evidence of a miscarriage of justice against a Jewish officer, exposes it and is banished to an outpost in Tunisia is a literary/historical example of the fate Cheney is bringing forward.

Most of the people in the center of the Dreyfus Affair are opportunists. Even Zola. Can we not see elements of this in Trumpism and current politics?

Guy Chapman's book on Dreyfus is the factual one I enjoyed the most. It's older, there may be better more recent appraisals. Robert Harris captures the feverish spying between the armed forces of the time, and competition between agencies inside the state. Even "Papillon" has its Dreyfus moments, Henri Charriere writes of the devils island prisoners making souvenirs to hawke to the credulous- each said to be "once belonged to Dreyfus"

Some of the factual elements of the detective story in Dreyfus are strongly filmic: the paper tests in the fakes are Hitler-diaries level crude it becomes blindingly obvious it's a mishmash of real and faked writing. The cynical double dealing of the agencies offering plea bargains knowing he's innocent to save face.

Dreyfus served his country post rehabilitation in WW1.
I thought this was just speculative until I was recently in a Hilton that had the changing video displays in the lobby and elevators. The displays were promoting their 'sustainable' pasta with crickets dish in the restaurant.
10 for a short period During the civil war if I read it correctly. For some reason I thought that either FDR or Wilson had packed the court with 12 justices. It was FDR who tried this but failed.
During my masters i used DMSO as a carrier for various lab experiments. The general consensus was to avoid skin contact with it.
Ah, I keep the SMS version of 2FA off and only use the app-based 2FA codes.
If you're not managing your files and editing your text in the terminal, ...you're a Windows user.

PS: Chromebook's terminal emulator is top notch, even supports animated gifs and wallpapers.
We do have different rules for hardware! - that's in the same document: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html. There should still be more than a signup page though.
Nobody should ever feel the need to apologize for something that graphically depicts Alex Jones in a less than flattering light.
“That is my guess.”
Bosses giving up the return-to-office fight have found another way to win
My thoughts exactly! I'm sick of Linux's disjointedness and impossible to follow OS. I'll see you guys on Windows 11. Peace.
I moved the createBuffer call out of the render loop, and I think the memory issues on FF should be working better (at least on FF 103).
To compare and contrast, when I was trying to get wifi up and working on my UltraSparc laptop, I read the OpenBSD man page for ipconfig. While very long, it got me up and running in short order. No Google required.

On the Linux side, there was a Linux utility mentioned on HN and it was broadly praised. So one "pamac install" later, I was reading its man page. I had to resort to Google because I couldn't even tell what the program was supposed to do from its own manual.
You can even create PayPal account using @paypal.com as the email address and they don't even make you verify it. So someone can hypothetically pretend to be PayPal and send out invoices. I've seen this issue on a lot of websites actually. I actually reported this issue to PayPal and no one cared.
We've banned this account for posting unsubstantive comments and flamebait.

If you don't want to be banned, you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com and give us reason to believe that you'll follow the rules in the future. They're here: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.
With reference counting, the doors can open as each horse escapes, and close after them automatically while no horse is escaping.
PSA: SuperMicro A2SDICH 1.7 is bricking systems
Upgraded my SM board to A2SDICH 1.7 and it no longer supports external-drive booting. There is no fallback from SM. If anyone has inadvertently upgraded, downgrading to 1.6 (not found anywhere on the SM site) resolves the issue.
What really annoys me is that Facebook messenger used to offer an option for how to handle external links, but removed it in favor of one of these in-app browsers.

It’s quite clearly a user hostile decision, but they presumably did it for all that activity tracking they can do.
A mod changed the URL and title as the CVE (https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2022-3839...) seems to be largely a gag, and the title formulated by the submitter (as the CVE doesn't have another title) was baity.

Btw, this is in the site guidelines:

"Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter."

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
It’s the other way around - Mughals gained Indian ancestry. Canonical example is Babur to Akbar losing epicanthic folds. I guess “Ganga-jamni tahzeeb” and culture of Awadh don’t count here according to you.

- Signed, one of your mythical people with “very little Mughal ancestry” whose family founded Shahjahanpur.
Which protocol should I push my FFF group to?
I’m not sure they can.

While SFSafari is a much better choice for what the apps are doing here, WKWeb has legitimate uses.

I suppose Apple could lock it behind an entitlement, but that would take a while as WKWeb is already very prevalent and people won’t replace it on short notice like a point release. Even iOS 17 seems fast.

Plus there is the general power issue. Apple could have done many things over the years to FB (and IG) but they’ve been treating them with kid gloves because those apps are so important. You can definitely add TikTok to that list.
It hasn't been made public... He just vanished and asked to be left alone.

His content was good, a natural technical teacher. Hopefully resurfaces one day. Might still be active under a different name, who knows.
Would you please stop posting unsubstantive and/or flamebait comments? It doesn't matter how bad another comment is—you're still breaking the rules.

You've unfortunately been doing this repeatedly, and we ban such accounts. If you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.
https://youtu.be/mXZ_htL1rOI This video is criminally under viewed.
I closed my M1 MBA's screen on a plastic fork right at the base of the hinge, cracked the glass (but why?) nameplate because the hinge was ultra tight with zero clearance between the screen and base when closed (room for error), and a few weeks later pinstripes started appearing on my screen due to electrical damage from the crack.
If you know you're throwing two away, you won't even really start in earnest until the third one.
Off topic, apologies: I read that TikTok contracted with Oracle Cloud to handle computation and data inside the US and do some privacy related data flow checks (not back to China). I wonder how big of a business this is, revenue wise, for Oracle Cloud? I also wonder if anti-TikTok public opinion will rub off on Oracle Cloud?
it doesn't matter how well your app is designed, your UX designer is not going to tell you you need a function that does X. you just build something that looks like the thing they want, and then write some tests to make sure someone doesn't break that thing, and if you have to write a dozen functions to create it and they're testable then you test them but you don't say oh no i can't write a 13th function now because that wasn't part of the preordained plan
Do we know if lockdown’s JS protection applies to apps using WKWebView? That could flat out break a lot of apps.

I thought lockdown mostly applied to system stuff (including Safari).
The last two comments you've posted (this and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32473246) have broken the site guidelines egregiously. Can you please stop doing that—regardless of how bad another comment is or you feel it is? We ban accounts that post like this and I don't want to have to ban you.

If you wouldn't mind reviewing https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and taking the intended spirit of the site more to heart, we'd be grateful.

(I suppose I'd better add that no, I'm not posting this because I agree with the GP. I'm posting this because I saw a repeated pattern in your comments.)
I would rather use a Pocket Reform

https://mntre.com/media/reform_md/2022-06-20-introducing-mnt...
That's fair and I appreciate the feedback. FWIW, I suspect we think about the phrase 'legitimate criticism' a bit differently, I was trying to be pretty clear that my criticism, such as it was, was based on the existing system annoying me. For me, anyone who tells me about a system that annoys them I consider it a legitimate criticism in part because I think it is legitimate for anyone to criticize any system that annoys them for any reason. I may not agree with it, and the system may not annoy me, or I may sympathize but realize it is unavoidable, but it is still okay for them to criticize it.
I drive a big V8 car (Chrysler 300S), I'd gladly drive a BEV (though I'd prefer hybrid for range reasons on a road trip), but I want something that with all the options I got cost about what my 300 did (45k). I want something where I can opt out of the sunroof and get a metal roof.

I also need to live in a place where I can charge at home, while I'm willing to accept a 45min to 1 hour time line to get a 400 mile range, right now, that'd mean I have to go spend an hour once a week some place and charge, right now thats worth more in my time than the money I'd save. Until someone fixes charging at apartments (not fancy apartments, but the ones normal people live at) there is a limit to the market penetration of BEV's.
This is roughly the logical explanation I tried to propose on a YouTube video and was told I was wrong and unqualified to comment.
I don’t think you can claim that it entirely accounts for gender differences in academic and occupational specialization. That’s also just unscientific enough to be convincing as well. The truth is we really don’t know.

I do agree with the general point of your comment, on how this can significantly account for individuals decisions and self-understanding.
Ask HN: What are you thinking about these nights?
The problem is the network effect IS the game. Without it, you can have a perfectly functional but essentially useless social media application. MeWe comes to mind for me. I thought it would be a perfect Facebook replacement. I thought wrong. With a user community in the mere hundreds of thousands (last I checked) virtually nobody you know is on MeWe, even though technically they have all the bells and whistles Facebook does, and they pledge not to sell your information.
I'm the exact same, and I've thought about the same theory, especially since I sleep way better during the day than at night.
That's kind of the beauty of C... But this trivial example doesn't equate to most of the production code that humanity relies on now.
The first acronym cleverly demonstrates the redesign
Show HN: Metaballs Implementation in the CPU and GPU
The reaction doesn't "require" 120C, that was simply the first experiment they described. They began by confirming that this reaction actually takes place and discovering which PFAs were neutralized by it. To that end they boiled a mixture of the stuff for 24 hours.

The reaction can occur at more moderate temperatures. There is more analysis (with experimental results) further down in the paper:

> Substantial defluorination still occurred when the isolated PFOA degradation product (perfluoro-1H-heptane 2) was subjected to degradation conditions but heated to only 40°C (table S3).
Maybe that could be accounted for by the difference in educational content/uptake inherent in the different mediums. I would question whether anyone can learn more efficiently through audiobooks, as long as the individual has practice in both mediums.
The Realities of Geothermal Energy
"Basically, NASA’s working with a bunch of files that are written in a somewhat human-readable format — if they need to make changes, they can just open up a text editor, do a bunch of testing on the ground, then send the updated file to the JWST. It’s certainly easier (and therefore likely less error-prone) than if every program was written in arcane code that you’d have to recompile if you wanted to make changes."
Unfortunately I think they’re very popular with unsophisticated users. I’ve heard stories about companies getting a ton of support emails because someone clicked on an article link shown in $someApp, the user was booted to Safari, and didn’t know how to get back to where they were before.

I’ve heard of developers adding the in-app thing despite hating it personally just to reduce the support burden.
He was also buying votes in the parliament before he dissolved it
https://archive.ph/WUXuz
Hi everyone, I've decided to record a quick video of the implementations of metaballs on the CPU (canvas native) [1] and GPU (shadertoy) [2]. Hope you like it.

1 - https://victorribeiro.com/metaballs/

2 - https://www.shadertoy.com/view/7ldyW7
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOEWUm6aGPg
Halal Cryptocurrency: Do's and Don'ts of Islamic Crypto Investing
Working on API, Services and a lot of automation. At some point I got really into the habbit of TDD. Now I just can't go without it anymore. When I am thinking of a feature, I am always thinking of the test first. It has gotten to the point where it feels like I am walking around naked when I write test-less code/features. It's not just that I have gotten used to it, because whenever I coded myself into a corner, without tests, it seemed like the answer was having tests first. At least, it would have caught a lot of the issues I would have run into later.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwUR0kOVNs8
Make a habit of sharing other people’s work
America got over imprisoning people for their ethnicity 80 years ago. And it's never systematically imprisoned or punished people because of their religious beliefs.

So I would say that's why it would be different in China.
I received one of these a couple days ago and was curious, so I went to paypal’s password recovery to see what it would take to reset my password. I was shocked to see that providing my SSN (which I don’t really consider private) was one of the options. Quickly changed the email on my account and dug around in settings way too long looking to enable 2FA
Projects like these are why I love HN. What kind of issues did you run into developing this client?
Correct. I would not recommend doing that. This is analogous to a database driver. It's raw access to the database.
> And you think that ingesting PTFE is somehow worse than an actual PTFE implant?

I think that it isn't even close to being equivalent.

> Why you insisting it must be a digestion study

You are the one who made the statement: "It's about the most inert material that you can possibly ingest." so prove it, or admit that this is your opinion and not backed by research.

I'm not even asking for research comparing the effects of the ingestion of PTFE with every other "material that you could possibly ingest", just for any data, at all, on the long term effects of ingesting PTFE.

It's my understanding that the toxicity of ingested PTFE is still an open question, that there is no consensus on the safety or dangers of Teflon in food, and no research into the effects of ingesting it over/after long periods of time (say > 20 years).

If you have actual knowledge of advancements in the science I'd like to see what was found, but otherwise let's just acknowledge that there is still far too much work to be done before we can make meaningful claims about the safety of ingesting PTFE. At best, what we can say right now is that it won't instantly kill you, but the long term effects of ingesting PTFE on the body are unknown.
Removing magnetic stripe and printed number should be enough for security for now. I thought physical Apple Card don't support magnetic stripe from its design, but it seems still have, interesting.
I was doing something with hpricot at one of my first jobs when he disappeared. I went to the docs page (was it on Github at the time?), and then a couple minutes later I went back to check something else out, and everything was gone. I assumed it was something intermittent in the moment; I can't remember how or when I figured out what had actually happened.
> There's really no obvious way that this affects Americans, so why bother talking about it?

Looking at cnn.com right now, I see stuff like:

> Finnish PM says videos of her 'boisterous' partying shouldn't have been made public

> Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s 2016 plane incident: FBI report reveals new details

I know nothing about the Chinese real estate market, but somehow I feel confident that it will affect more Americans than these two stories combined will.

> Plus, the crisis in China has been going on for so long at this point that it's turned into olds.

So has the Israeli/Palestinian conflict, yet it still makes big news.
I'm really confused how we're still taking the position that if something is free speech that means it can't be controlled, because the constitution.

Like, lol, what?

You can't publish someone else's book, or nuclear weapon plans, or a credible murder threat

"But code is free speech?"

One, it's speech, not free speech. They're not the same thing and the linked decision doesn't say what everyone's claiming it does.

Two, freedom of speech doesn't mean you can't be punished for what you say. Go try yelling fire in a crowded theater, and try to plead freedom of speech. Watch what happens.

Three, they're not being punished for the speech, they're being punished for defying monetary controls. Just because there was speech adjacent doesn't mean anything.

We should be able to see through things like this.
There are pharmaceutical preparations that use it to carry across the skin.

Was thought for a while to have anti-inflammatory effects itself.

Ethanol works as an absorption enhancer too.
I don’t think Apple gives access to the CSP or a choice in obeying it. I’ve been working with WKWebView recently and don’t remember running across it.

Now you could go really far to get around it. Request resources yourself and hand them to WKWebView directly so no CSP is served but that’s not going to be easy. You’d have to scan for any other resources that might get loaded, pull those, inject them correctly, etc.

Seems like it would be very fragile.
It looks valid precondition for target user.
Preview feature. But yes.

They were testing it out. I hope it is now killed with fire now that the backlash has gotten pretty big.
God no. I don't think you've thought of the edge cases at all. I have a 2nd email address I use for emergencies and almost never log in, but when I need it, I'm going to need it straight away, not in a week.

Also, gmail should never ever by emailing your contacts! It has no idea what your relationship with them is or what information about your actions you want to keep secret from them.
NFC is also used in south east Asia. Not just QR code.
Acting out of fear could cost the US Economy everything.
Definitely a possibility, the other alternative is to not scramble eggs
Can I buy one without the Windows tax?

A new meaning for the word defenestration, when you chuck the Windows out.
On iOS you still don’t control the browser in an app, Apple limits what you’re allowed to do. I’m not sure you can disable CSP. See my reply to your sibling comment.
Ah, sorry to hear about that! I actually just pushed a fix for a similar crashing issue in Firefox, would be curious to hear if that resolved your issues as well.
If you’re missing MBA 11” and MB 12”, or ThinkPad X41s/60s chassis, X1 Nano might be for you. Fits like a glove for ultraportable B5 laptop enthusiasts.
Those people are starting to realize China pranked them pretty good
I couldn’t agree more. Facebook is toxic and preys on the weak. Thank God its usage among young people is downtrending so fast. I didn’t have any social media for three years, and I loved it.