skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is not right. First of all, what do you mean by "PublicInbox"? Are you referring to the optional sharedInbox attribute, which allows delivering a payload to a whole server at once instead of iterating over the personal inbox of every actor on the server? Or are you referring to the inbox in general? The inbox is just a mechanism to deliver a payload from point A to point B. It is in fact used to receive messages from folks you don't know, but there is no obligation to share all or even most of your messages with anyone in particular. You can deliver posts to your followers, but you don't have to, protocol-wise, and you can choose, person by person, who to deliver to. The concept of indexers doesn't seem foreign to ActivityPub either. PeerTube runs sepia.search, which is exactly that kind of indexer that powers search for their video platform.
It will be a lot less than the percentage a radio antenna increases the fuel consumption of a car.

Modern planes like the 787 are made to a big degree from composites and the antenna can be installed inside the fuselage - leading to 0% increase in air resistance.
Thank you senectus1! Let me know if you find anything I could improve as you use it.
TripActions does this savings sharing when booking travel.

Any other similar platforms out there?
Whatsapp should be in the list. It is very unfortunate but even some local and state goverments are using Whatsapp groups.
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Well, I am not too lazy to search but I was interested in your experience, especially with reliability.

This one looks interesting: https://github.com/emcrisostomo/fswatch
Only since 24 June 1967[1] (there may be ~75+yo married Roman Catholic priests still walking around), and there are exceptions.[2]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacerdotalis_caelibatus

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clerical_celibacy_in_the_Catho...
Were those the ones in jewel cases?

If I knew the cover art for that issue it wouldn't be hard to look through my parent's stacks of Mac Magazine cds.
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Firstly I appreciate these initiatives but I think this misses a large point of why github or gitlab is popular.

Recently a large scientific (EU) institution was wanting to coordinate efforts to have data stored inside EU - they wanted a running gitlab server (as many Prof. were just using their own local or using gitlab/github SaaS.

After contacting many EU companies no one could provide a 24x7 (reasonable uptime) services like github/gitlab with just a creditcard.

Too many EU companies suggested we self host. This institute does not have people/space to do it. They wanted Just Works.

Now what happens is that all these students get used to github/gitlab. And all future students become managers/employees - they will go to github/gitlab.
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I wish there were more VIDEO pinball games that don’t pretend to be a real table, just a 2D overhead view with awesome graphics and music like the old Pinball Dreams/Fantasies series by Digital Illusions from the Amiga days.
You're about to reinvent JSON-LD.
Corel Paint was (is?) hands-down the best natural media art application. I wish it were available on iPad.

Edit: I see Rebelle is quite a bit like Paint. Shame they tell fibs about being “first” to emulate physical colour mixing. Alas, not iPadOS.
Autopilot is pretty good.
Myocarditis is caused by the spike protein present both in covid19 and the vaccine.

1. Myocarditis rate is much higher post infection than post vaccination by about 2X

2. Myocarditis rate post vaccination is 0.02 % . Covid FATALITY rate is 0.3%. Yet we are expected to have "debates" about it

https://www.heart.org/en/news/2022/08/22/covid-19-infection-...

Also, why the hell do we think scientific research needs a so called "debate". Are we trying to become school valedictorians?
What is needed is peer review, not debate. Debate is simply a euphemism for validation seeking for confirmation bias on random social forums.

If there was any problem with the peer review, there is cause for complaints. Are we going to hold a debate on whether the proof of fermat's last theorem is actually correct now?
After spate of gangster heists, Chile boosts security on copper trains
Nah, it's not the job of science to tell people what to do. We are not going to debate the correctedness of a theorem, but we need debates to justify lockdowns because of the theorem

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Is%E2%80%93ought_problem
>Previously, the earliest known amputation involved a 7,000-year-old skeleton found in France, and experts believed such operations only emerged in settled agricultural societies.

Thats quite the jump
I was waiting for a step where pressure waves would be shown in the particle simulation. Probably too hard to make...
>The solution never tried: share the spoils of efficiency with your teams.

Funny enough, for all the problems with studying business administration, they do teach this as part of the principal-agent problem. If the principal wants something done, and the agent has no incentive to do it, you need to give the agent some of the incentive so their interests are aligned with yours.

At the same time it's something you rarely see implemented by BA types, because they don't like to share.
-- column for "unexpected" would be cool - "747 airplane" generated page I almost pictured before I hit enter - in a way that's good - however it would be fun to have a little more "weird" discovery thrown in there somehow --
Ya for real! That is basically what this new UX is trying to enable. Just more columns of views.

I've been just seeing people swiping for more on snapchat and tiktok, thinking that UX design must be good to use for evolving something else. And hit upon trying it for search.

Let me know if you have other specific search columns I should add!
I hope pricing will be one time charge, not monthly subscription. Please.
What is fleet management software?
Do you know about TMS and its benefits? Please share your feedbacks, questions and comments!
Tap and hold on the space bar to get something akin to a trackpad to move the caret around.
BDL sometimes work. Maybe not this time.
I recently got a CPAP machine. A sleep study showed I stopped breathing an average of 72 times an hour.

I can’t imagine what sort of damage it has done to me.
Please see https://pixeldrain.com - May be they can build something for you.
People choose add ons for their flights all the time. Plenty of people are willing to pay $5-$20 just for the pleasure of choosing their seat.
The morning context had done a coverage on Ola Electric before. Basically this was expected since they don't have a car even designed yet but they have announced it and their scooters have been underperforming.
Firefox on Android here.

Scrolling to the next section works well but scrolling to a previous one feels too sticky now (requires too long of a swipe to the right for me at least).

What a great project, I'm really enjoying it. Well done!
The Docker, Kubernetes, WebAssembly folks are now having their go re-inventing JavaEE, poorly.
Optimum for whom? Nineteenth century teletype operators? I never got that argument.
One of the main reasons for air to air transmission is because engine data (and potentially blackbox) data is transmitted through inmarsat satellites.

There are two major problems here:

1. when you reach a major transit hub, such as NY airspace the bandwidth is very limited due to the sheer amount of traffic

2. Inmarsats network structure was(is?) like a honeycomb. So the further away you are from the center of each section the worse the transmission characteristics are.

One problem that is rarely looked at is atmospheric interference between satellite and base station.

Anyway, at least problem number two may be addressed by Starlinks vast array of satellites.

It's been a while since I looked at these things though.
Logging is a good example of how the opposite to what you say tends to be true. Have you ever wondered why Windows logs are so useless? It’s not windows-specific; when you look at journald you’ll see plenty of structured junk; the actually useful parts are plaintext.

“Every program as a function” would be a disaster for reliability and security. There’s a reason no mature operating system does that, apart from tiny embedded ones.
Your description reminds me of Crystal Quest / Crystal Raider.
I mean how else you will explode something other than a bomb.
Yeah. It's a shame that the project is abandoned, bugs aren't being fixed and the source code isn't open.
What if Bitcoin security has been subsidized by "money printing"?

Mining is a liquidity service, therefore it only makes sense that the holders of the liquidity pay for it.
You should not announce this and use the numbers half a year after the announcement.
https://swurl.com/?q=747+airplane that looks pretty

Hrmmm, that is a great idea. I like it. Do you have an idea of a good source for that? Is there a website you like for discovering the unexpected? I guess maybe something like 9gag? https://9gag.com/search?query=747%20airplane
I know it's potentially a bit silly, but Apple's office tools is the number 1 reason why I live in that world instead of Linux.
The Pentagon pays for this, but not for autopilot.
This feels like an attempt to make YouTube more social media like, probably in response to TikTok and other platforms.

I have no desire of another "social" platform. I use YouTube to consume quick content, like looking up how to clean my espresso machine, how to do some manual labour or how to improve my serve in tennis. This is maybe a great feature for YouTubers but I don't think that is enough people to draw a critical mass to make this a useful feature. Most people probably don't even have an account or log into YouTube to consume content, let alone are interested in new social media features like a handle.
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I know I might seem like a flat-earther with this, but I don't understand the chip crisis either. The explanation that many chipmakers went bankrupt after the automobile industry scaled down their orders seemed logical to me. But now that time has passed and we still have a chip crisis makes me think that there is something else.

We know that ASML doesn't ship high tech machines to China, it only ships low tech ones. China in return holds the world hostage by not producing enough chips. With enough subsidy, I think we could ramp up production to meet demand.

I also don't understand that the key companies are monopolys. It all seems a bit planned to me. Place the chip manufacturing company in Europe, chip factory in Taiwan, assemble in China. I feel like someone planned to distribute these technologies and infrastructure to avoid having one country having it all.

I know I cannot support my argument, but this is a gut feeling I have.

OTOH, nobody can reasonably explain why there are unsolveable real bottlenecks in the supply chain and why it would take years to resolve. Throw resources and people at it. This is not just one company with limited resources and a single goal. We should fund the semiconductor industry.
The single advantage of what this could do for you is easier (faster) access to all the hardlinks a given file may have; in current file systems like ext4 there's no way of getting to all hardlinks short of searching the entire drive if I'm not mistaken.

Other than that, I see little in the way of a value proposition of this over existing file systems. There's relatively little what you can and will do with hardlinks anyway; two things I can think of is (1) making backups the MacOs timemachine way with hardlinks for all files that have remained untouched since the most recent backup session, and (2) maintaining a 'physical clone' of configuration file in a more convenient location (that can then be backuped without producing dangling symlinks).

Other than that, symlinks are IMHO preferable over hardlinks because symlinks are (1) actually less brittle than hardlinks when copying (archivers will store symlinks, and, done properly, they will remain being symlinks and spring back to life when restored to an appropriate environment, or can be rewritten in the bulk when sources and/or targets have been moved relatively to each other). With hardlinks, you'll have to very careful to maintain the single-storage-with-two-entries semantics.

(2)ndly, symlinks are systematically preferrable over hardlinks because they can (2a) point to any mounted location and (2b) allow to produce a two-tiered structure where the primary structure stays a tree without surprising identities between far-flung identities between /that/file/i/thought/was/unique.txt and /that/other/file/that/accidentally/changed/for/no/obvious/reason.txt ("spooky action at a distance" which even the universe deems too difficult to bother about). The existence of symlinks documents that "the secondary location (name, path) for the given file is here, while its primary location is elsewhere. Hardlinks won't give you that.

I've never heard of tools that when given two distinct locations in two distinct snapshot sessions will be able to re-build the shared hardlink semantics of the original situation of your disk. One way to achieve this could be to use a content-addressed FS and have a bit on each file entry that states whether the entry is meant to be copy-on-write (COW), i.e. an independent copy or not, when it is treated as a 'lockstepped' clone. That might turn out to be as brittle as it sounds, though.
My first puzzle added up to 69. Are you trying to be intentionally hilarious?
Remote pilots flying drones will be first.
Try irc ( interactive ruby console ) with a running ruby on rails server to get a feeling for what magic is possible
next stop, self-modifying code, yay!
Also this is like “8 out of 10 cats does Countdown”, and I love you for that.
Great story. Thanks for sharing this reality.

For anyone who doubts it I highly recommend Adam Curtis's new 6 hour
docu-montage "Russia 1985-1999: TraumaZone"[1]

[1] https://www.newstatesman.com/international-politics/ideas-in...

[1] https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/a...
And flying over China is severely restricted by the ruling dictatorship anyway.
I took the title of this to be "saying no to my own good ideas". :D That assumes my ideas are any good!

Edit for spelling.
Glad you are enjoying it, thank you for your feedback and help testing!

Ok will test some more.

The problem is kinda Firefox actually. Swurl is using this newish css snap feature, but Firefox's implementation is a bit buggy. Sorry...
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You’re making a new problem by creating that incentive. What happens when engineers are financially incentivised to cut corners? Do you need to tax their incentive pay for service disruptions? How complicated would the system have to get before the ICs realise that resource allocation is actually a governance responsibility, and they’ve actually just been tasked with doing the CEOs job?
Pay the money to get motorised desk legs. I thought it was a really expensive gimmick relative to what it is and I was utterly, utterly wrong. It has changed my attitude to work completely and being able to spend most of my day standing has (almost paradoxically) made it easier to spend a full day at the desk because I don't get bored or anxious anywhere close to as easily. Our bodies aren't meant to be sedentary during our waking hours.

I also find myself just kind of walking on the spot sometimes unintentionally when I'm trying to figure something, which I'm assuming is getting me a sliver of cardio in too.
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Scary! How does the treatment for such a condition/situation even work?
1. Yes, its called reserved pricing. You have to enter a 1 year contract. Here's an example for EC2, which is Amazon's VPS offering. I assume other companies have similar systems

https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/reserved-instances/pricin...

2. You can chose which type of machine you want to reserve as your servers. Some of them are optimized for memory (good for databases). Some for CPU, etc

https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/
The worst part about flying is the part before and after the plane ride, when you get stressed about what time to show up, going through security, sitting around, waiting to board, landing and waiting for the doors to open, taking a bus to the terminal, waiting for a carousel for 5 ~ 60 minutes, etc.

If someone could solve that for me affordably, I can handle the sitting on an airplane in economy class for 15 hours bit.

Although yes: having high speed, low latency internet for those 15 hours would make it much more pleasant.
The problem of new chat platforms these days is they bring nothing new to table compare to already available opensource chat platforms. matrix is leader in that space thanks to it's open specifications and only other opensource chat platform worth mentioning is zulip, which made totally different experience and refactor the way we communicate online.

We had switched from slack to discord, to mattermost to matrix, and finally end up with zulip and we don't see any competitor.using for 3 years now.

1. Thread focus communication

2. Well written code based with Django

3. Vim like chat navigation

4. Really good performance in server compare to matrix and mattermost ( well architectured, proper caching with redis, queuing systems etc)

Checked linen and it brings nothing New vs rocketchat or mattermost
Ask HN: What causes the battery life difference
I came across ArsTechnica article [0] while researching for a new laptop. And it shows a huge difference in battery life time for the same configuration (CPU, Screen brightness, the same workload)

What is causing such a huge difference from hardware perspective?

[0] - https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/07/review-frameworks-next-gen-laptop-follows-through-on-its-upgradeable-promises/4/#h2
You should add a cookie banner for EU users as you track users with google analytics without any consent. Also you should make it clear that the amazon results are ads and you earn money with your company with them.
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Starlink is being used by the Ukraine military, so presumably that horse has bolted?
This looks so promising, but there's no volume control and it seems to bypass the system volume. I didn't even know that was possible.
I’m kind of in the same boat as you, but I don’t think it’ll last forever. We’ll get some personal time back, but in the meantime hang in there.
Out of interest, what support tier are you on? Is it the Enterprise ($15k/month minimum) tier? I've found that AWS Support will resolve any non-critical issue within at most a few hours on that tier. (Our cloud spend was $1M/month)
On mobile and I couldn't get it to do anything. Doesn't seem very intuitive.... You only get a few seconds of someones time when they first visit, it needs to be drop dead simple.

I see alot of other comments saying how easy and intuitive it is, so confused why I get nothing and can't figure out how to get something.
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Regular user of InboxPirates here. I really love your product and I recommend to every Digital Marketing people who sending lots of emails.
> they don’t bring anything new to the table

Respectfully, I’d prefer a barebones chat app, that takes more OFF the table. I just need to type words at people and do search.

Something like: e-mail.
The direct competitor is Fresco I think, Adobe's drawing app for iPads
Good points, sorry about that. I will add that, thank you!

I just threw on GA so I can see some basic usage data.
And the content itself, I'd say.

But yeah, I've always been impressed by how detailed and specific their tags were. That's A LOT of work! The power of porn, I guess. And as an added bonus, those tags now power AIs able to generate custom hentai on demand!
There was a time when I was burning the candle at both ends. For some relief I would regularly go and see a Chinese doctor for massage therapies, but they would do a health check that included looking at my tongue. During this time from stress and lack of sleep my tongue was unusually white. The doctor said if I kept my life style I would have a stroke.

I listened to the advice and made big life changes. A friend of mine in a similar job sadly didn't receive the same advice and had a stroke.

Fixing bad sleep forces you to fix habitual bad patterns. Which in effect helps restore health and ingrain healthy life patterns
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Yeah, that's why I remain optimistic about the browser's future. My ranting was mainly about JavaScript itself.

We are already seeing real world web apps using WASM. (What I have seen is indeed mostly Rust, but in theory there are lots of other languages that can already, or will be able to, play in that same sandbox.)

The other fun thing about WASM is that there are already a bunch of ways to run it on the server (including "at the edge"). That makes it really easy to chop apps up into pieces that run in the browser, or run elsewhere.
I turned 30 last month, and I gotta say I can totally see how easy it is to fall into the state you mentioned.

I can already see through getting wasted on weekends with friends, hikes, trips, etc that seem to "normalize" as I age.

Though, I don't see kids as the only "fix"; far from it. Perhaps it's just that we get saturated from experiences, and how much new things we can experience is limited by where we live, expendable income, physical fitness, etc. So it's natural to not have the same level of novelty in experiences.

In the same vein, my uneducated and inexperienced guess is that raising the third or fourth kid wouldn't feel as much as mentally rewarding as the first kid or two.
From your own link:

> Among men under 40, there were an estimated four extra cases of myocarditis associated with the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine and 14 extra cases with the first dose of the Moderna vaccine for every 1 million men vaccinated. That risk rose with the second dose for all three vaccines studied and was highest for Moderna's, which had an additional 97 myocarditis cases per 1 million. For unvaccinated men under 40 with COVID-19, there were 16 additional myocarditis cases per million.

which shows that the Moderna second dose is riskier than infection for men under 40? I have to admit I've been really disappointed by the way people have been minimising this. Part of that is being in that group of men < 40 myself (it has always been stratified by age and sex), another part of it is I think we need to be as transparent as possible about all risks in medicine as opposed to giving fuel (and good arguments) that information is being suppressed or charitably ignored because people are panicking.
Zulip have publicweb channels support which is totally google indexable. Check rust community
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They already have mentioned it.

> holding and dragging on the spacebar to move it also works terribly
I just want to say that your comments made me laugh super hard, but truly get to the heart of why a blunt engagement metric is a trash metric. (I also study gatekeeping and intermediaries, so it’s interesting from that angle also.)
You buy a machine that pushes air into your lungs while you sleep.

You then spend the first half hour of the each morning feeling like shit as you try to get all the air that went down the wrong pipe out of your stomach.

(Yes, that's what happens after sleep doctors have done multiple passes of calibration on it. They are doctors, they aren't wizards.)
I haven’t used a better keyboard than the one on Windows Phones. Currently am on iPhone
I'm anti cancel culture and love free speech. I think they're doing a wonderful job. It's not full of racist content, that's a lie.

Cloud flare is a fine option but I suspect they're after a more managed service.

Edit: Racism is explicitly banned from Rumble. https://rumble.com/s/terms
Racist content is removed.