skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I made a home dashboard to display on the TV, which integrated with Toggl (time tracker extension) when my partner and I were living together: https://github.com/HartS/toggl-home-dashboard

Surprisingly, a feature to just "display a light when you're working" isn't super common.

Since it was just a keyboard shortcut to start the timer (I was also contracting at the time), this ensured my partner could see I was working easily without having to ask me :)

(apologies for poor code quality, this was hacked together extremely quickly... behind on tasks and needed a productivity boost, etc.)
Here are the models it downloads (in webcam.html)

var cascadeurl = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nenadmarkus/pico/c2e81f9d23cc11d1a612fd21e4f9de0921a5d0d9/rnt/cascades/facefinder';
var puplocurl = 'https://drone.nenadmarkus.com/data/blog-stuff/puploc.bin'

The former is 234 KB, the latter is 1.4 MB
I just built a site using Laravel & Vue glued together with Inertia. It was a really nice experience!
> "If you put an aluminum heatsink into an RF component, you've basically introduced a series of antennae to interact with the RF signal," Erb says. "Instead, we can put our boron nitride-based material in and around an RF component and it is essentially invisible to the RF signal."

It's right there in the article.
>The point I guess it that there are dietary regimens that tend to naturally restrict caloric intake without any effort.

By "dietary regimens" are you talking about intermittent fasting? I find it hard to believe that "not eating for 16 hours a day" is "without any effort", or less effort than "not snacking" or "not eating smaller meals".

>The question is not if eating less causes weight loss, but which regimen is best to avoid overeating while eating to satiety.

That's what a lot of commenters are concluding, but it's not really obvious to a uninformed layman who's just reading the title. "Time-restricted eating reduces visceral fat and improves metabolic syndrome" makes it sound like the benefits are coming from the time restriction, not from eating less calories.
What is the value proposition for such a thing?

For people complaining that it is not good enough, it may sound a bit off because its ML and also depends on the availability of good data. Over time, the algorithm will fix these issues, may be.

For me the overarching thing is, why should this exist?

1. Are they auditioning for a deep fake service and picked the most eye catching, legally controversial thing possible?

2. Do they think it has a viral potential and so it could be a continuous source of revenue?

Either way, for me it's a PoC that shows how trivial it is to fake someone's voice and think about the ramifications of this for our society.
I don't know if it's self selection. If you spend your life in the country farming, hunting, and fishing around people just like yourself, you tend to have different values than you would if you grew up in a city, surrounded by culture and variety.
This is quite a distinction to make and I'm not sure why GP didn't make it. National Security Agency is what everyone thinks of being the NSA.
AFAIK, soldiers flash a custom firmware on these drones before they are deployed to the battlefield. I imagine it has phoning home and tracking features removed.

It's not like the battlefield will have reliable wi-fi/4g coverage anyway.
Only if you've hit the genetic jackpot.
I signed in to stytch.com and see a cookie called "stytch_session_jwt" that is not set with HttpOnly.

It appears to refresh against https://stytch.com/web/sdk/sessions/authenticate with a Basic auth token which is also set on the client-side

Is there any protection to prevent this from leaking during an XSS attack? How does that work?
Current dating apps are designed to make money for their creators. A dating app made by the government could be made with completely different incentives in mind.

To put it differently, I'm reading your argument as equivalent to saying that the existence of the USPS (which will deliver to remote rural areas, despite the fact that doing so isn't profitable) is more dystopian than the existence of UPS and FedEx (which will not).
Reddit discussion for the original mod-replacement incident: https://old.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/y12jo3/sta...

The entire subreddit is in a process of community migration now: https://old.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/
Google partners with Acer, Lenovo, Asus on new cloud gaming Chromebooks
Idris has a replace function, and it's hard to understand and use there too. I consider its use to be a code smell, and in my experience replace expressions can always be rewritten in other ways to be clearer and less verbose.
Not even a description anywhere that I can find on mobile.
Underground microbes may have swarmed ancient Mars
Related question: is there software that ask you to read a few pages of text and then is able to do text to speech with result close to your voice?

Note: text is choosen by the software to cover most sounds in the given language.
I agree, Meta has never done anything like this before. Fully transparent and honest organization, its always working for best interest of people and democracies.

/s
If Opus was a kind of tree, a maple, that's got very popular in the country, and a gang of sketchy "enterpreneurs" came to a judge and claimed that all these maples in the country belong to them now, because they've come to possession of a piece of toilet paper with a word "maple" on it, would the judge order to cut down all the maples?
Considering my experience when they picked up Bluecoat, looks like I'm going to need to change some strategic plans around IAM.
Or watches streaming shows on their TV. Not everyone is restricted to just a phone.
Taking bets on how long until the first man made super disease is spread on purpose
Instead of qwerty?? Never even considered that a possibility.

I also don't remap anything. It's fiiine. You'll get used to it :-)
When I saw the title I thought the latest in security was 12 factor authentication!
I don't think defined benefit pensions are a very good idea.
This was a big takeaway for me when I started intermittent fasting. A lot of what I thought was hunger is actually thirst. The other big takeaway was noticing that when hunger pangs would come around at the normal times I used to eat, just drinking something and ignoring them for a few minutes would cause them to go away.
What do you mean? Hyenas hunt hyenas? Hyenas hunt?
Ask HN: Mechanical Keyboards – are they worth it?
I'm on a Mac, and currently just use the built in keyboard (scissor switch, not butterfly). I've been thinking about getting a mechanical keyboard (I really like Varmilo so far), but wanted to get your experiences.

On top of that, if there's a mechanical keyboard that you've really liked, feel free to shout it out.

Thanks!
> Dating apps do not work

> unless you decide to meet up right away, the other party immediately loses interest.

I think you're contradicting yourself, and making an objective statement from your subjective experience.

Dating apps are best used to setup actual physical dates. They're the digital equivalent of making eye contact at a bar or party, and giving a stranger your contact information. All the while eliminating the uncertainty of whether the other person is even interested, based on initial physical appearance and whatever they decided to share in their profile.

> Meeting through friends is probably the safest

Sure, but that's always been the case. It's always been risky going on a date with a stranger, or a blind date. Dating apps make the blind date a bit safer, while substantially opening up the possible dating pool to beyond just via friends.

Are they predatory, full of dark patterns and exploit lonely men? Absolutely. But I'd still argue they're better than meeting a random person at the bar, evidenced by many people who do find suitable short or even long-term partners on them.
This is funny, I recently created a new Tinder profile and for lack of inspiration I didn't fill anything in except some pictures. I'm getting a lot more swipes than when I nerded up my profile. Unfortunately, I'm looking for interesting conversation which 80% of pic-based 'swipes' don't really provide.
They did have such an avenue, they elected not to use it.
Russia's financial monitoring agency adds Meta to 'extremists' list
> The market is clearly not natural.

OP probably meant "more free-market / laissez faire" vs "less free-market / centrally planned".
Here is a link to a page actually explaining clamp() - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/clamp - somehow the article at smashing magazine lacks to do so or I did not properly read it.
> Analysing the amount of messages an average tall woman receives compared to an average short woman, the conclusion that "taller women, on average, are less attractive to the average male than short women" is invalid?

It isn't invalid, but its also not science. If you have 1000 short girls and 3 girls over 6'4 well you got an issue of normalising values. Where variance of results are more affected near the edge cases than the median.

The problem is not the results, its that on a vaccum they are contextless, and that is what makes the silly fun data anlysis.

> Or that men that make more money are more attractive to women, on average?

Yeah because if they wanted to date someone broke they could find them outside. Online dating is a fraction of their total dating behaviour, therefore conclusions are not conclusive.

If you want actual studies about it, women prefer a stable job over wealth. Aka a dude with 100k normal salary has a better chance than an unemplyed dude with 1 million dollars. This is something that cannot be found through OkCupid cause networth isn't even a question or filter on their analysis.

> This delusion of denying facts

I am not denying facts, i have just done science past running a database through matlab.
There are many forms of exercise outside of a fitness center. I know a handful of guys in their 60's and 70's who are in fantastic shape due to fencing. They can still regularly place in the top 20% of regional tournaments against guys in their teens and 20's.
Mglru Merged for Linux 6.1
I shall explain, if I must.

> Why do I have to pay taxes for schools when I don't have any children?

This is directly related because it is often brought up by people who argue similar things and used in the same way to say 'it doesn't affect me, so why should I pay the consequences'. Paying a tax that doesn't directly help you, and having to move or live in a neighborhood which has changed for the worse are directly comparable. You say "Presuming you wish to live in a given locale for the remainder of your years, having a civilized, educated, and literate workforce available to you is surely preferred to not having one", yet this is the very thing I am getting at. The person arguing 'why should they have to deal with it' is not taking in to account that everyone would have a worse quality of life because diseases like AIDS don't stop at junkies. Not having clean needles affects more than junkies.

> This is a waste of time thought experiment.

Really? You don't get how thinking about 'letting an innocent kid die so that many people can get helped' has anything to do with this? I really thought that one was self-evident.
This cannot occur in Java. Any captured variables by lambdas must be effectively final.
Weird Al Yankovic also did some of those in video form. I thought it was pretty clever and at times even convincing, if a bit ridiculous.
Thank youuu

This is amazing guys, hoping to contribute with the platform soon.

Cheers from DragApp
We'll find out soon enough, but I agree with the GP. I think they overestimate the demand for these new cards, even considering they're overpricing them to get rid of the previous generation.
And Walter ^ is the author of "D" itself : )
True! I'm still hoping Lamdera can be Elm's Rails. I've done some side projects using Lamdera and received a lot of help personally from its creator Mario. He's awesome, always available to debug stuff, and also organizes a lot of events in the community.
Heterosexual non-monogamy is difficult for those people who aren't, let's say, conventionally attractive.

The people I knew who could pull it off didn't really need an app!
Bookworm is a community-oriented, mobile-first alternative to Goodreads with more color, more community, and zero Amazon. Just launched today on Product Hunt with 5% off your first in-app book order. check it out!
I’m engaged now, and met my fiancée on a dating site. At the time, it made sense that I deleted my account, since we were exclusive, but now those first messages exist only as a memory. I’d love to have those again, but I’m happy that data is gone.
If other languages get this right then it's not a fundamental misunderstanding but a quirk of that specific language.
Future demographics are probably a pretty serious longterm issue..
It's Lonely in the Metaverse: Decentraland said to have 38 daily active users
I miss those slashdot fake taglines: "from the 'problems I don't have' department"

Also, I'd have to dig into the legislative text to know, but surely they didn't say "we legalize Rplate(R) digital license plates," right? If there's any sanity in the world, hackaday will have a $15 replacement within a month, barring the bill allowlisting just Rplate
What are the dentist recommended foods & snacks?
River Lightning Services (RLS) powering the future of online payments
I've always wondered if online dating selects HARD (relatively to in-person invites) for looks. I don't look very pretty but when I was on the (IRL) dating scene I could get probably half the women I talked to out on a date if I really tried. Being fairly ugly I tried tender and OkCupid for a year or two and was lucky to have someone accept once every few months and I had a 100% no-show rate where the counterparty backed out. Online dating seriously hurt my self esteem until a few months after I stopped.

I gave up the apps and married someone meeting them the old fashioned way.
What Microsoft and Sony Paid for Ark II
Many reasons. Multiple phones, multiple accounts (for apps that require a phone number). Separate number for work & friends. As a dedicated 4G router.

These are just some of my use case. I'm sure there are more out there.
Nvidia's price was only inflation adjusted and the other manufacturers don't need to price their cards like Nvidia's Founders Editions.
Yeah, everybody knows that what guarantees a successful marriage is a man that earns half of his wife. Just close your eyes and think of allllll the couples, from friends to family, where this dynamic worked so amazingly well.

Males find females, that are healthy and young, attractive - since they are the most likely candidates to have healthy offspring.

Females find males, that are capable of getting enough resources to sustain the offspring, attractive. And in the case of males, there is no age barrier per se that impedes reproduction, so it's expected to see couples of younger females and older males.

It's true for humans, it's true for chimps, it's true for dogs. Reality does not change just because you want it to. And it doesn't matter if we're talking about India in the 19th century or California in 2022. Women, ON AVERAGE, will find a rich guy more attractive than a bum, and men, ON AVERAGE, would find a 21 year old waitress hotter than a 55 year old Hollywood starlet.

It is what it is.
"The sound of gentrification is silence" - https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2022/09/let-bro...
Police Are Using DNA to Generate 3D Images of Suspects They've Never Seen
Luckily I was able to dump the SQLite db that Tinder used in the past when I met my SO
Moreover there are increasingly strict restrictions on where it is permissible to smoke. To mirror rhetoric elsewhere in the thread: in many areas the state and local government is successfully cracking down on "open nicotine scenes".
>By this logic, any operating system has perfect backwards compatibility, since you just have to fix whatever's broken

The issue with your logic is you only see things as black or white while, while backwards compatibility is various shades of gray, depending on factors that are mostly beyond Microsoft's control.

Modern Windows cannot account for all possible APIs, DLLs and hacks/workarounds that were used by every developer 20+ years ago, including non standard libraries and APIs, so of course you might need to download some missing DDLs regardless. Even if you use Wine, you could still have to do that to run Red Alert 2 or other such apps. That doesn't mean backwards compatibility does not exist, it means it's not a guaranteed 100% success rate out of the box, depending mostly on what libraries, APIs and hacks the original app developer employed.

And the excuses are not bullshit, but are a matter of money and return on investment and ratio of bloat plus freedom the app developers took at the time which isn't available on Modern windows for security reasons (Windows till and including XP was unsecure as f*ck, I don't think you want to have all those functions the developers of the time exploited, for better or worse, exposed in your modern installation of Windows just for 100% backwards compatibility).

Microsoft can't be expected to ship every single outdated and insecure 20+ year old DLL and undocumented API with every copy of Windows, which is a non issue as the last fifteen F-500 cooperate sys-admins in the world who still need to run 20+ year old corporate apps on modern windows will definitely have the knowhow to copy some DLLs they trust to C:/System32 so their crusty corporates app will work. It's not too hard, to copy some files, is it?

The 32 bit C++ executables I wrote in highschool for windows 95, still run right now on Windows 11 out of the box without any patches or issues. So backswords compatibility exists on windows live and well against your opinion that it doesn't. End of story.
I’m not holding you liable for him, I’m just saying this seems to be a non-negligible school of thought and an assertion that is not easy to respond to as a non-Jew. Goldberg certainly thinks he seems to speak for more than himself.
Better headline: These companies are trying to end megafires
18 U.S. Code § 953 - Private correspondence with foreign governments

Any citizen of the United States, wherever he may be, who, without authority of the United States, directly or indirectly commences or carries on any correspondence or intercourse with any foreign government or any officer or agent thereof, with intent to influence the measures or conduct of any foreign government or of any officer or agent thereof, in relation to any disputes or controversies with the United States, or to defeat the measures of the United States, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/953
Timothy Snyder: The Making of Modern Ukraine
Well I’d upgrade still, but DDR5 is a requirement for the high end AMD stuff now, and that is just outright expensive
The whole thing is written i bash and thoroughly tested with bats. Will definitively poke around the script to see what I can learn!
You seem to have overlooked:

- Community service

- Fines

- Curfews

- Binding-over

- Suspended sentences

Those are the alternatives that leap to mind; i'm sure there are many more choices for sentencing magistrates.
Who among us is still using Elm (other than this company)? I thought most would have stopped after the creator's holier-than-thou attitude [0], publicly shaming critics [1], only allowing certain people (read: core contributors) to use language features without monkey patching, and generally acting like only they know how to make a good language so everyone else should just sit down and shut up [2].

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22821447

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22824899

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16510267
This is the best idea yet. The best defense is a good offense.
On the other hand, I have up to 100% confidence in the accuracy of their claim.
>After we got rid of the two scales, and replaced it with just one, we ran a direct experiment to confirm our hunch — that people just look at the picture. We took a small sample of users and half the time we showed them, we hid their profile text. That generated two independent sets of scores for each profile, one score for “the picture and the text together” and one for “the picture alone.” Here’s how they compare. Again, each dot is a user. Essentially, the text is less than 10% of what people think of you.

Further down the page.
But here it was brought up to provide context for why Tesla had to go it alone in creating a charging network and connector. And to provide some useful context when digesting what amounts to a GM press release from The Verge. If you're not aware of GM's past with electric cars, you might afford them too much trust in the present. Not to say they deserve exclusively disdain, but they need to continue to (re)earn trust by actually executing rather than talking.
whether it's a survey or not is a straw man, and you know it. it's bad faith to argue along these lines given that the primary criticism leveled was regarding sampling.

if you want to back up your point, speak to that. how does this show anything about the ~99% of people who have never used okcupid? on what grounds do you believe okcupid to be a representative sample?
Tracking Consumption via a Natural Language Interface
Hi Guys,

has anyone seen a natural language interface to track ones carbon footprint? I developed the one in the link. I am wondering if similar work has been done in the quantified self area. I use this system everyday and it works for me at least.

Any ways, the system is available for free via AWS for anyone interested. See https://www.c-phrase.com.

Any and all feedback welcome.

Regards,
Michael
SAP customers have been indifferent to their Hana in memory database which is cost effective from a throughput perspective, but astonishingly expensive if you are limited by dataset size instead of required throughput. In that sense SAP has had its vision rejected by customers for the last 12 years.
That’s fair feedback. Large screen at home. I will try and resize them. Thanks!
Fire is a natural part of the forest lifecycle. We shouldn't try to end it, we should build our housing and infrastructure to minimize the effects of fire on us.
The rip-away panels were meant to prevent the airship from getting blown god knows where by the wind. But the airship was wrecked in the process and was subsequently written off.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/11/18/19/467A5009000005...
Still alive and kicking (there are a few "is Elm dead" meme webpages at this point, all saying "no" and explaining the development model)
The thing is, we easily could end poverty. The economic productivity is there. We just don't want to.
Congrats on the book! Glad you're sharing what you learned during your career.
I think what I'd really like is some way to expand format strings into McDermott-style code (and ideally vice versa).

I think CL-PPCRE gets this correct for a similar domain: regex strings. The library is not pedantic about whether you provide the compact string or an expanded nice version.

PPCRE> (parse-string "(ab)*")
(:GREEDY-REPETITION 0 NIL (:REGISTER "ab"))
PPCRE> (scan '(:greedy-repetition 0 nil (:register "ab")) "ababcd")
0
4
#(2)
#(4)
PPCRE>
One can hope... some people do replay older games. Or just have a huge backlog.
The email is fake. The sender (along with most meta employees) now has a @meta.com address.
To be clear, 6,500 is the number of individuals receiving a pardon. The percentage of these 6,500 who will be released from prison? Zero - none of these individuals are currently in prison solely for possession of marijuana: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/10/07/...
“I've worked on a number of high-profile failures”
Afaik Time Machine does not do continuous snapshots, just periodic (and triggered).

So you can already do that with zfs: take a snapshot and send it to the backup drive.