skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Looks like LAN depends on multicast for discovery, which isn't available in browsers as far as I can tell: https://docs.ditto.live/javascript/common/mesh-network/suppo...

Regardless you definitely wouldn't be able to do browser-to-browser discovery and connection via HTTP or WebSockets, since you can't create a web server in browser, but I imagine you could do P2P via WebRTC if you can just find a way to discover the other peer's details in the first place.
Picture-taking wise DSLR is not any different than e.g. webcam (aside from form factor) - it is just a sensor with electronics to read, process and transmit/store data.

The only thing that differentiates an SLR is the shutter/mirror mechanism, which is mechanical part and lifetime is roughly proportional to a number of "uses".
Even though Zachary Quinto out-spocked Nimoy in the Kelvin movies. Ethan Peck is almost there, but his take is markedly different.
Yea, but sadly that means they just burn it off instead of letting it freeze.

Yay global carbon emissions.

https://amp.dw.com/en/what-is-the-environmental-cost-of-gas-...
These are the books that IMO felt worth really carefully digesting:

Software engineering practices:

- Designing Data-Intensive Applications

- Site Reliability Engineering

- Software Engineering at Google

- Designing Event-Driven Systems

- The Data-Centric Revolution

- Code Complete

- Data Management at Scale

Self-help:

- So Good They Can't Ignore You

- Deep Work

- A Mind for Numbers: How to Excel at Math and Science

- Pragmatic Thinking and Learning

- The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

- Ultralerning

Misc:

- The book of proverbs in the Bible

- The rest of the Bible

- On Intelligence
Skype for business is just a rebranded Lync it has nothing to do with the Skype for consumers.
Books are free though?
I'm not sure what point you're disagreeing with me on? With that counter example?

My point is that Steamworks doesn't support being one of those external dependency on games not released on Steam. Xbox does, as seen with Sea of Thieves being released on Steam.

Plenty do bake it into the game, because that Xbox login will not work otherwise on Playstation or Switch. Or even Android or iOS. See Minecraft. But I can't bake Steamworks into games not on Steam, PC or otherwise.

Not like Valve is the only one with this issue though. It also applies to GoG's Steamworks competitor as far as I know.
Wow, that was even more eye opening. I've always tried that website at impossible speed..
My wife was very impressed with my ability to make dead disks talk.
Yes it is certainly a classic, I think it belongs to a category of books that really changes how society at large reasons about things. There are not that many books of that kind.
Thanks for adding in these details. I definitely still feel cynical even with this information. It's not clear where the idea for this program originated. I highly doubt local hospitals approached the city government and said, "Oh hey, we would really like to start prescribing museum visit. Can you help with this?"

Looking at the big picture it is good to see the government try to improve quality of life. Things like reduced traffic, increased greenspace, and access to activities can play a role in treating / reducing illness. The government still should not be promoting museum visits as an effective treatment component for mental illness.

I honestly think museums should be free / low-cost for everyone in any case.
That's not quite what I meant when I said cubic are generally 3D. I'm saying that flat-span cubic Beziers are a tiny subset of possible general-span cubic Beziers. The degrees of freedom pertain to the _embedding dimensions_ (could be ten dimensions for instance, which gives each of the control points 10 DoF), but the _span_ of them can be no more than two (for quadratic) or three (for cubic), because there are only ever that many vectors involved respectively.

The linked video is in fact one of the sources I had in mind when referring to "lerps of lerps" style of description, just stretched to half an hour with some auxiliary elaboration on what lerps-of-lerps means. Of course they are all still useful tidbits, but it is still fundamentally the same approach of defining an elephant as the sum of its legs and trunks, albeit with more details about said body parts, but still not saying what the thing _is_ from a more cohesive standpoint. By no means am I asserting "my way is the only way", rather the intent is to point out that the candidate explanations should offer something more than just disembodied _description_ of parts
Well, if I want my universe to be manageable (don't ask me why), introducing the hierarchy of scales from the beginning is a natural solution.
You had me at automatic conflict resolution. Definitely going to be trying this out, this looks amazing.
SICP is literally computer science 101 in LISP. Personally I found it less englightening than doing medium/hard leetcode problems.
Or when you need to make big life choices
Skype was "good" back then because it could pierce firewalls and nat setups with its p2p magic. See https://www.theregister.com/2003/10/08/how_does_skype_get_th... but if you look around you will find more info...
I think most places are lower than 70%. The military is similar with 50% base pay, although their pay is generally much lower, especially since police can work overtime.
What? Wagner PMC "might be another Ukrainian myth"?

So immediately after the 2014 invasion, they've started to create this giant myth that doesn't exist but is seen fighting wherever Russia fights, just not in Russian uniforms, complete with recruitment talks and all that? What's next, Russia doesn't even exist and is just a myth invented by the US military-industrial complex to justify defense spending?
One of the best time / insights book I've ever read, as a product builder, is The Mom Test. I think the audio version is like three hours, and it's a good read | listen in my opinion: https://www.momtestbook.com
That's only because Rockstar/xbox/epic ask for that.

Blizzard games are not sold in Steam.

Not the fault of Steam at all.
If the executive knew at all about the state of security or the potential risk of breach, then they are culpable and should be personally prosecuted.

The story HAS to be that if you, as an exec in power, know your company has deficient safety protocols regarding its care of toxic material, the breach of which is known to cause serious damage and harms, AND you do nothing: hello personal prosection, reaching right through the corporate veil.

Until we set this kind of legal precedent for the egregious disregard for the integrity of private and personal data, this is just going to keep happening.
Now that you say it, I might have lost an image once?

Maybe our usage is just to basic; it's a tool for voice/video calls/meetings and some basic chatting. We can't even attach files anymore because our company doesn't really use teams and didn't extend the necessary licence (only our team/suborg is allowed to use it, since we need something like it and the internal alternative is not built, yet... Don't ask, not my paygrade to decide or influence that).

I don't do a lot of searching. Maybe it's broken, maybe not. Wouldn't be too surprised if it is for some users and works okay for others.

Meetings are in our outlook calendar, with working notifications.

No idea about my status, never noticed it to be off.

I'd happily trade Windows for Linux if that meant no custom background images. But I'm not surprised that the Linux client is more limited.

I'm probably just lucky we use teams only a little.
> This also holds for small things like atoms. They are mostly empty space, too

Not quite so simple, see: https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/126512/why-doesn...
This is correct.

It's also how it works with Airplay 2 on iOS now.

There isn't really a use case for wanting a higher resolution to cast it elsewhere.
There is a steady generation of fossil fuels. It is many orders of magnitude slower than consumption, so basically modeling it as a fixed quantity is accurate.
> But today you can shoot 4k on a new mid-tier cellphone, or for even less money on an older used flagship phone, and edit 4k video on just about any used business laptop of the last 5-8 years.

You can, but you aren't really gaining any substantive clarity on a cellphone because the lens is the resolution limiter more than the sensor.
Thanks for elaborating. I've been hearing all sorts of criticisms of C++ ever since the 1990's (!!!) but I've been out of the loop for a little while and maybe need some catching up.
Is there some sort of saturnic cult running the world?

Why are so many products named after saturn?
There's an irl version of this built along a canal in Somerset, UK.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somerset_Space_Walk
I've spent much more time in sicp on text (and video lecture) than I did exercises. I also read it on my own time, not in class, and it took me many months to go through it.

I guess everyone has a different way of approaching this.
On Lisp by Paul Graham
I don't generally agree with you, and I have zero "big business" interest behind me, I don't work for anyone for quite some time.

But this:

> I will keep raising awareness against those who have been brainwashed into thinking only business friendly licenses are open source.

is not generally a helpful perspective to have. I understand you don't agree, and you want people to understand your point of view. But if your goal is really to "raise awareness", it generally doesn't help to call other people "brainwashed". I won't call you brainwashed because you don't agree with me, not everyone needs to have the same opinion.

It's possible to have a different perspective than others without being manipulated by something else.
The Tao Te Ching is short and beautiful. It can be read in 30 minutes and reflected on for a lifetime. My favorite translation is by Stephen Mitchell.
You don’t have to but in situations where you are unable or unwilling to show your ID and a peace officer wants to check your identity, they’re entitled to take you to the precinct.
Very cool project - I wonder if they shouldn't go the "Free for open-source/education projects" route though?

With the current offering, I feel at anytime there could be a "takeover" by a well-run open-source initiative and "everyone loses".
I never once felt I had to use any of those though...
Perhaps I'm missing something, but how does farmed fish avoid the issue of microplastics contamination in water?
I live in a neutral country (Malaysia). Nuclear fallout should be minimal and we've balanced trade between the east and west.

There's some sucky things about living neutral, like the possibility of being colonized by a superpower for oil. But I think it's worked fine here. There's still an economy, and less reason to be firebombed.

Still I've always been paranoid about the possibility of war and climate change, which is why I don't like lifetime investments like houses. Tech has always been ideal. People say the risk of startups is high, but what's the odds that your beachside home won't be worthless in 50 years? My country has spent up to 70% of its history as a colony. What's the odds that another empire won't colonize us within the next 50 years?
I feel like both of those might be frivolous, but wood and labour are a more easily arguable expenditure. They're physical and do something physical with finite resources. A gpu often just gives you imaginary shadows faster. TVs just show you stuff, but for the same price of a nice one you could eat food for a year or travel overseas.

For $2000 you could get better light beams in a game you're already playing, or if you're physically capable you could take a mountaineering course and get a helicopter to and from a remote climb

So if you're in the business of having almost anything else to do with the money, it's going to seem like a really tenous financial choice.
Yeah, it's a bit of a free-for-all now
US is becoming a developing country on global rankings that measure [...]
There's a walk somewhere in the east of Netherland that I did with my kids a while ago, where you walk through a scale representation of the solar system. You start with Pluto (it's an old walk), then walk a very long time before you meet Neptune, then again a very long time before you come across Uranus. That's already a major part of the walk right there. Then the planets start coming quicker, and the last 10 meters or so is the inner solar system. And after that is the radio telescope array at Westerbork.

It really gives a good feel for the massive difference in distances between the inner and outer solar system. I strongly recommend it to anyone who is in that vicinity.
There's a "light speed" button at the bottom (only worked when I disabled anti tracker mode in my browser) that will scroll for you at the equivalent of light speed. No tired fingers!

The downside is that you'll be waiting 4:47:50.88 to reach Pluto.

Alternatively, there's a planet browser on the top, but that kind of "cheating" kind of diminishes the point of the website.

Personally, I would've liked the website to scroll vertically instead. Shift+scroll isn't difficult, but it's a trick many people don't know about so relying on it (or on a touch screen, or a scroll bar at the bottom that completely defeats the sense of scale that scrolling leaves behind) is a bit annoying.
There are some scenes which can be challenging depending on her temperament: The smackdown of the pigs in the opening scenes, the bloody dragon as it’s chased by a flock of paper, the overwhelming presence of the witch, and of course no face when it starts gobbling people up.

I’ve seen a couple kids get visibly shaken while watching Spirited Away, and others who are just peacefully enthralled. It all depends on the kid.
This up-pricing is so short sighted. Offering SSO is a whole user creds mangement flow you don't have to write, secrets you don't have to store, and password theft PR you don't have to have.

So it's cheaper, less risk, and reduces friction to join.

If I'm doing a professional SaaS today, I don't store passwords. I use login with (Microsoft, Google, Apple with a user flow for FIDO Alliance passwordless) and SSO. If consumer, I'd use those and add Facebook. Gaming, Discord. Etc.

It should look like this:

https://www.xsplit.com/user/auth

Companies not offering the Sign in with Apple may be just mad they might not get an email address they can correlate:

https://zapier.com/app/login

Now that Apple launched free MDM (Apple Business Essentials) and corporate Apple IDs, expect more apple accounts.
The problem is that _any_ action is criticized as sacrificing prosperity, even though it often just sacrifices the prosperity of a small number of people.
I think it was us-east1 or us-east4. Had issues getting TPUs as well in us-central1. I know someone at a larger tech company who was told to only run certain workflows in a specific niche European region as that's the only one that had any A100 GPUs most of the time.
Scrolling up and back down will also clear the notification.
Absolutely. I think the party that needed to ID your face should take full responsibility if the data ever gets compromised. Perhaps they have a workflow where this data will be completely removed, but I somehow doubt it.
Had to scroll down quite a bit on the HN page to find your comment, obviously it has been downvoted because having this opinion is apparently not allowed in this world. That being said, I fully agree with you.

I've tried watching this movie multiple times. When it originally came out so many years ago, friends of mine recommended it to me and they were absolutely lyrical about it. I've tried watching it high, I hated it. I've tried watching it sober, I hated it. I've tried watching it many years after it came out, I still hated it. There is something about this movie that totally grinds my gears, and I cannot put my finger on it.
Ford has parked around 40k unfinished new vehicles waiting for parts
The USA is the exact opposite example of this. US carbon emissions have fallen 15% since 2005 but the massive US economy continues to grow. There’s no requirement that more growth always == more pollution.
Given you like the Miyazake movies so much, you really should give Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/70019062) a watch.

Avoid the American "Warriors of the Wind" because it is terrible, for reasons similar to what you wrote about Akira.
`|` is a bitwise-or in Python, not a boolean-or.
Boiling is quick and convenient, but just evaporating the water out with ambient air is all but free.
Huh... A quick search brought up more than a few Tesla patents so as per normal Elon's mouth spouts his usual crap [0]

[0] https://patents.justia.com/company/tesla
See Craft.do.
Downvoted because you gave zero reasoning
>The area is unfathomably deep

Regardless, seems like never a more suitable description could be made.
That makes it sound like you have never experienced it firsthand. I haven't either, I'm inclined to believe it is a myth
Thanks! Agree with the bible, wildly underrated
It is very good that kids make different things the most important focus of their life.
It could be a lot more efficient by dumping the Teams tab. I don't understand these cards that have chat threads against them as they are large enough that the information contained in them is useless.
Many WhatsApp accounts with Iranian numbers are disabled, even outside of Iran
Perhaps. However, history is a trainwreck of humans making bad decisions at the wrong time.

9/11 shouldn't have happened. The crash of 2007 shouldn't have happened. Covid was predicted yet we were unprepared, or at least very under-prepared. Invasion of Ukraine? Who really saw that coming.

That's the thing about predicting the future...no one gets it right. Ever. Complex systems are unpredictable. We can put odds on things but "no way", in the context of history's lessons sounds naive.
I was thinking about this just yesterday, it would be neat to have a game jam to make something run in dosbox at modern cpu speeds.
Eight and a half minutes to scroll to Earth?
There is one in Zurich very similar as well. With the representations of the size of the planets.
How would you feel about a free test for $genetic_marker coupled with taxes for parents that have children with $genetic_marker? Surely that would count as "forced"?
Matrix is a nice federated protocol and with its client element (formerly riot) https://matrix.org/docs/projects/client/element both demonstrate some respect for user privacy boundaries.

But since it is mostly a network effects game and the setup of keys may be somewhat of putting I am not very optimistic.

Its' a shame though...
GDP is not something that happens in an economist's office.
When you do the math or work it at the bench, the difference is quite remarkable in the number of kilos of ice needed (per kilo of ice cream) when starting with 0C ice versus -20C ice.

Hint: start with rock salt at -20C also.

Edit: and the prepared cream premixed and chilled to 0C.
I think they are having issues. On my side: search does not work, comments are not loading, clicking video from home page does not load - but does after refreshing the page, video starts but then stops couple of seconds later.
Rarely is the article more interesting than the title hints.
and to think you can go out in space and hit a planet or something by mistake, you know.... like kids do when walking on the sidewalk?
The photo doesn't do it justice tho. Just like a photo of the full Moon low on the horizon doesn't look anywhere close to what my eyes are seeing. Now imagine a full moon, with a diameter roughly 4 times as big, that's how big the Earth is looking back from the moon. North America itself is the size of the full moon. Pretty wild to think about.
> Taschenbuch der Algorithmen

Thanks for the tip! Since I'm currently trying to improve both my German and my understanding of algorithmic principles, this looks like a fun book to work through.
Me too. Pluto will always be a planet to me!
Half Life 2 for me too. Being in Eastern Europe, that also marked the moment I sort of stopped pirating games.
Can you read this message?
In Sweden, there is a scale replica of the solar system, with correct distances. The sun is represented by the Avicii Arena, the world's largest spherical building. http://www.swedensolarsystem.se/
Given the "before dawn" constraint here I'm going to assume this is somehow related to home/building automation, in which case you should go look at Home Assistant, which has built in support for things like "do this every hour, or 20 minutes after device X was triggered" and indeed "do this 30 minutes before sunrise".
This one is interesting because when you see it as a kid you see the magic and all and when as an adult you see the geisha world behind the story
My town in France has this as a riverside walk, spread over 5 km into the next towns. Well, my hometown has the inner system over a few hundred meters, then it's vast emptyness over the next 5km :)

http://www.planetesdelyvette.universite-paris-saclay.fr/IMG/...
Thanks for this. Seems like a topic better learned from a wiki article than a video.
this is cool!

I wish we could see yet another live indicator on that map, a speed indicator of our scrolling in actual mph, km/h, AU, parsec, and speed of light.

this way we can see the speed of our scrolling!!
Alan Weiss's Million Dollar Consulting.
Side question : could anyone recommend exercises for mid-experienced developer that really has troubles spotting potential race conditions, and generally struggle with concurrency ? I’ve realized i’m spending a lot of time reviewing his PR, and i’d like to help him improve faster on that topic.
Ha no way. My in-laws just moved to Drenthe. I'm definitely going to check this out with the kids, thanks a lot for the tip!
It's literally his camera operator, you can see it in another shot.
Indeed. The Sharepoint app for iOS is particularly fun for this.

I have gone to the trouble of installing a Sharepoint application. The idea that people are doing this who do not want a directory tree as 99.99999% of what they do is insane.
Google's recorder app is NOT available for most phones. Only Pixels and a couple of other selected handsets
Can you provide an example of an open model as capable as GPT-3?

I know there's some "mini-GPT" type models around, but they don't seem nearly as capable.
The Big Billion Startup - Story of Flipkart

It actually helped us understand the startup scenario in developing countries.
omg Dancarlin is so underrated. His storytelling is insane, king of kings is definitely one of his best.
I don't know, it might work; how good are US law enforcement agents at climbing fences?
> I often think "Yes, if I made a universe from scratch, this seems like
> a nice choice to go with".

One interpretation of that thought: All the universes that were not so elegant, collapsed quickly or did not develop life, or did not develop life as complex as us. We are here, living and complex, in _this_ universe because _this_ universe is so elegant.
If GA cannot be associated with an individual, why do you think the Danish Data Protection Agency cares?
This. And the second reason is "We have KPI's with Microsoft about teams: they guarantee that it works in x% of the time, and they guarantee that it complies with our security guidelines". Notably the security is something that can never be beaten by any other application, be it on of off premises. No matter how brilliant it is. It can never beat Teams, because Teams is "good enough" and "free" at the same time.
After reading the 48 Laws of Power, and feeling somewhat inspired, I also started with the Art of Seduction. Some red flags started popping up, and upon doing some research I found he heavily puts his personal touch on historical events, which ultimately brought down both books in my eyes.
It's a lot shorter to write:

You're right, we did it wrong.

// And paradoxically makes engineers like you.