skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You literally don’t give one fuck about getting people to reduce their meat intake. All you care about is that you get to maintain the pedestal of holiness you sit upon in your own head. Your entire comment history is just you arguing with people about why everyone should be vegan. You’re a sad individual.
The whole cookie nonsense is not caused by GDPR at all, it is actually the ePrivacy Directive.

GDPR itself only mentions cookies once and only observes that they can be used to profile people. It contains no instructions on what to do about that.

The majority of GDPR is a bunch of mostly sensible privacy principles, such as if you manage personal data, you have to look after it well, and not use it for purposes it wasn't collected for.
Don't do tutorials or Udemy courses. You will learn with them but you need to understand the math behind things to really make something worthwhile. Read the Deep Learning Book. It will prepare you to really dive deep into the field. https://www.deeplearningbook.org/
Continues Glucose Monitor (CGM) are nowadays the best option to take care of your weight, just like Blood Pressure Monitor are to keep your brain out of strokes !!! Understand the importance of glucose in our body !
Ok, I just googled "clod" again, and noticed there is a second definition!

I saw the first definition and looked for some other links to explain it but missed that one so was still confused.

(I'd picked up what you were saying about internal threat vectors from the rest of the comment, I was literally just asking for the meaning of the word "clod")
Is a Beowulf cluster something conceptually different from any compute cluster / super computer running Linux today?
> Since the LG UltraFine exposes a USB HID device to control its brightness, I wrote a driver to attach to it and expose the brightness adjustment through wsconsctl display.brightness.

Wow, that is impressive both from the device _and_ from the author. I wonder how many displays support controls over USB? Personally, I hate having to manually adjust my display's brightness in the evening.

Edit: This got me curious and after digging it looks like some utilities can actually control the hardware backlight brightness, like xbacklight on linux: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/backlight#xbacklight

You can also use xrandr to control the signal brightness, but that's not really the same as controlling the hardware.
Oh man, the Nokia NGage! I still remember the "taco talking" mockery (back when people used phones to make calls). Symbian OS was so much better than the competition. Apps and games were feasible, compared to the j2me wasteland. I remember it for not being a too far fetched idea as I playing with the software on my S60 device more than making calls.

https://museumoffailure.com/nokia/
So, banning twitter will directly lead to other countries leaving the EU because twitter is the only way of free speech that exists?
That was a long time ago. I lost most of it about decade ago and turned most of the rest into muscle. Running daily.

Don't count calories. Read this book: https://www.amazon.com/Mini-Habits-Weight-Loss-Suffering/dp/...

Calorie counting does not work (that's exact point of my post). What you need to do is to teach yourself to eat and behave as if you were healthy and this gets down to building right habits and displacing bad food with good food. Notice I am not saying dieting -- removing food you like and leaving void in your diet is a recipe for frustration and breaking your promise. Instead, learn to embrace healthy food and slowly include more of it in your diet and you will naturally start eating less of the bad ones.
600 kcal in other terms is: a sandwich and 2 small pieces of chocolate

2 sausages and two eggs

Coke isnt really more energy dense than orange juice but getts a worse rep, my point being is that if you dont pay attention to the actual energy contained in your food 600 kcal can be inhaled in a whim.
Think about why this isn't the case already? What specific capabilities does AI introduce to accounting?
Oh looks like this came to where I live last year. Shame I didn't hear about it then.
Growing up around Charlotte my mom would always meet up with friends for the Mallard Creek Barbecue for Brunswick stew. And she would always pick up a couple of quarts to freeze for later. It's still the best Brunswick stew I've had.
can you expand on what an "event" is, perhaps in the context of AWS DMS? I'm a customer in this space and my biggest complaint is the prcicing models make it impossible to reasonably predict costs for my use-case, which ultimately hurts new entrants like you because I just can't invest that much time to try and evaluate the opportunity. Looking at you Fivettran.
When I had HSBC accounts, their security was laughable but in the other direction: IIRC, in addition to just the plain password which you had to type by hunt-and-peck on an onscreen keyboard, you also had to make up some "security phrase" which they would make you type a few letters from, like the 1st, 3rd, and 24th letters. Maybe their new security approach is a response to that.
Exercise is key. The problem is people expect exercise to directly burn your fat which is completely false and broken way to look at it.

Then what happens when they don't see results is they proclaim it does not work and drop exercising altogether. What they did not do is stick long enough to actually see the results.

Exercise is to keep your healthy and to improve your internal regulation. It is to keep you feel well so that you don't feel compulsion to eat more just to feel well.
Paradox games esp EU4 and CK2 often feel like idle clicker waiting games, player often waiting for progress bars to fill.

Also the role of the player in EU4 and Victoria seems ambiguous. Perhaps the role could have been fixed as the personna of the head of the executive, and the means and policies available restricted to only those which such an executive personna might have had.
In my case I use a NUC but with Gnome with Wayland , NixOS and a Xanmod kernel (multimedia/rt/input optimized throughput) with some blobs purged. No desktop effects.

On the netbook, OpenBSD with cwm+xterm+gnufont+tmux plus mpv,gv,mupdf,nsxiv and sometimes links -g and a forked dillo.
On SSH, I don't care even if I use wireless: I use Mosh and the remote server it's handled either by Tmux or Screen.

The latency on both are comparable.
This video might be useful as a broad overview of oil and gas[0]

This podcast on nuclear energy was pretty informative but ultimately still left me with many questions.[1]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWyhKobyM68

[1] https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-future-of-nuclear-...
For anyone in or around London, for today and tomorrow there is a popup shop on Oxford street selling raspberry pis

https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/the-raspberry-pi-store-pops...
Yeah cuz more complexity isn’t fun
Absolutely bizarre. USB 2 is from 2000, while USB 3 is from 2008.
Fair call if I didn't buy a DJI Spark and then get ads for months for the base DJI Spark drone. Sell me batteries (of which I bought a couple), sell me the R/C unit with the beefy access point and joysticks built in, sell me a long range kit, sell me a headset, sell me whatever other addons! But how many damn baseline Sparks do I need?
One option here is to wire up the fans to run at 7V (connect negative to 5V line), or even 10V (by connecting to -5V and +5V).

But getting software control to bump that up to 12V when needed could take some extra steps/hardware. But if you use the system lightly enough, it’ll be cooler in its norma state and might not need the extra cooling oomph.

Heat kills!
and? is it a free service? .. no it's not.

what is your point?
Well, until EU courts hold Twitter executives in contempt. in which case any traveling for those people outside the US might be a tad risky. Just ask those VW managers that cannot travel outside of Germany anymore because the US have extradition treaties in place with other EU countries.
Tell HN: YouTube's web UI just got even worse
The only two possible filters on the list of videos of a channel now are most recent and most popular.

I know it's a small thing but somehow this hits me really hard.

Also, there's less videos on a single row now. Because we can't read more than that without our attention span going poof.
This isn't meant to sound to flippant, but try to increase physicality to the point where you don't have to think as hard about calorie intake. A brisk one hour walk on hills can easily burn 600cal. At the same time, your BMR will go up due to increased fitness
I also recently migrated from nvim to VSCode (First with vim plugin, now with vscode-neovim plugin).

Probably I have the wrong mindset, but I've always tried to replicate a full IDE experience on nvim, and it was a frustrating experience because there was always something else missing, at the end I had to manage 30+ Plugins that could break at any time.

Even though the vim experience inside VSCode is far from perfect (really lacking when we compare with IdeaVim for example), it's a breath of fresh air being able to manage my plugins/lsp/etc with a single click.

The only thing that I miss daily is something like Telescope/fzf. VSCode fuzzy search works fine for file names inside the open project, but searching for file content/other projects/previous open files is really bad.

Recently tried to develop something similar on vscode just for fun (Even I don't use it tho, just accepted the limitation): https://github.com/jpcrs/Binocular
How about no? Keep your own wallet, people.
I can participate in global reddit just fine so I'm not sure what you mean by that.

Maybe the NetzDG which is a German law that requires some unconstitutional comments (after being reported) to be hidden in Germany? This was and is highly controversial and applies to all social media.
Yup! They're very flexible.

I remember these units too. Back in 2002-2005, I worked for a small system integrator. We built turn-key appliances for software vendors. Firewalls, security appliances, etc. We'd work with chassis manufacturers to add cutouts for these units on the front of 1U and 2U servers to provide for an interface without needing to hook up a console cart. Same as you might see on a Dell or HP.

Really neat seeing these still in use!
I don't know if Lula committed corruption, but he apparently wasn't more corrupt than the judge who tried him, who became Bolsonaro's Minister of Justice. All the charges were dismissed eventually because of court bias.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luiz_Inácio_Lula_da_Silva
It has been a few years, but I used to do all of these things (GIMP, YouTube, Kdenlive) on a Pentium 4 with 1GB RAM

Why wouldn't they work on a Pi 4 with higher specs?
Glad to see this, I'm working on a personal project about one of these bases and I'm relying entirely on open-source intel. These facilities are far larger than you might initially think when someone says "artificial islands built on coral reefs".
Not really. With minimum 50000 cycles, you can spin up and down 28 times every day for 5 years. It may not sound a lot, but in reality it is. I have my NAS set to spindown after 15 minutes idle time and have on average around 1000 cycles every year.
I am seeing people release new AI powered apps basically daily. People who most certainly do not understand the math or deep learning.
LMGTFY: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_busiest_container_port...

Surprise, it's Shanghai.
But how does the chemical ink mixture and angle viewing translate into colors on a monitor?
Really paying the premium Apple price lol
Just get used to being hungry and your stomach being empty. You don't need to do anything when you're hungry, you won't starve.
> However, many people who say 'don't re-invent the wheel' are really saying 'you're just a worker bee and so you don't need to know anything more than how to operate this here machine' - and that's a trap, as you're then not developing your skills and knowledge to a higher level.

This seems a bit extreme no? I think more often the concern is, you've reinvented the wheel and then you took a job elsewhere and now we have to maintain the new wheel ourselves. Or new wheels are great until it breaks and a customer of ours is pissed off and we have to wake up the one person who knows how to fix it
All this to say that the calorie model for human nutrition should no longer be taken seriously.

There was no reason to take it seriously in the first place... The people who did that won't be convinced by scientific arguments
A recent report revealed that the notorious LV ransomware group, which has been serving as a (RaaS) business and operating since late 2020, is based on REvil. The researchers analyzed a malware sample from its associated group Sodinokibi.
Without spots, Photoshop/Illustrator are bordering on worthless. This is just a covert price bump.
Although Pi's aren't obtainable for $35 anymore, a Deck is in a different price category. I prefer used SFF machines.
rsync.net: ZFS Replication to the cloud is finally here–and it’s fast (2015)
Apparently the two motivators here were noise and price (pre-owned hardware).

What would be best if the primary motivator was reducing electricity for a solar-powered setup? I assume e-ink would be the best screen, though it costs a pretty penny for a respectable screen size. It might be worth using a laptop to have the battery taken care of.
This. It’s normal for companies to make big bets and lose.

However, we should definitely learn to not care. The toy was $300 and it did not meet expectations. Doesn’t every child learn this at the age of 6? It happens.

Personally, I think they are fully aware of this, but they had a monopoly on their hands, and they needed/wanted to deflate it. Refocusing to a long term gamble is a good way to use the money to at least execute a project and pay a bunch of good people to give it a try.
Welcome to Hell, Elon
This is wild, huge majority of people I know personally who use computers want to do at least one of these things once in a while. Or if not this, some CAD work, 3d modeling, and other computationally expensive things
The article says it wasn't finished yet anyway.
When the 'choice' is getting your privacy raped or your pocket raped its no choice.
I'm not them and I'm not telling you what to do, but meat typically takes ~10x the resources to feed one human compared with plant based food.

Whether you think this means we should eat plants or we should have 10% as many humans is an open question.
4k and 8k video. With 720p OFC a G4 macbook or some bumped up dual Pentium III with Cinelerra/Cinepaint under Linux and a Geforce 3 was more than enough.
The "right" one looks like a 3D lattice to me, the left one looks like a bunch of tape on a piece of cloth.
No, in 20nyears we discover colors should face the wall, real painting is blank canvas on other side :)
Asciidoc was originally designed to be directly translatable into Docbook XML, and thus slot into a Docbook-based production system. So it covers a lot more ground than MD was originally intended to.

There's also rst, which was developed with documentation in mind.
I had an N-Gage, the first phone I talked on in stereo using headphones (obviously).

It was probably the best portable device I ever had.

Musicplayer, console, stereo phone!!!

So much ahead of it's time it even makes a modern "smart" phones look wrong.

You could change battery yourself without tools.

Real buttons! How many misclicks do we count per day, probably a couple of billion?
Now is the winter of our discontent
Made glorious summer by this sun of York;
And all the clouds that lour'd upon our house
In the deep bosom of the ocean buried.[1]

[1] Shakespeare, William, Richard III, 1.1.1-4
Also: noise. Those things were loud.
The software just isn't there yet, but we have some inkling of what might be possible in just a few years. Perhaps a closer analogy would be human computers. You would have meetings with them back in the day to set out calculation tasks, but now they are so reduced away that their existence is in itself something that has been forgotten by most. Employees just perform the duties of the human computer throughout the course of their day without even thinking that they replaced what used to be an independent function.
> I would go as far as to say...

In the UK, it wasn't corruption. These people were paid money for products, they delivered those products, the price paid wasn't excessive.

The UK has an independent auditor that found no evidence of corruption, and that (where product was delivered incorrectly) it was due to problems with contract specs.

Afaik, there is only one case where a person was directly involved in politics and was related to a vendor, they went to great lengths to hide their connection to a vendor, repeatedly lied to civil servants who questioned them, and is now being charged criminally (for some reason, the person who made the original comment about the UK chose not to mention it, it was PPE Medpro).

The issue was that at the start of Covid, the govt called up all their suppliers asked for PPE, and they said they didn't have any. So the govt started using suppliers who often had other businesses that imported product from China (and had to set up new companies). The level of profit on the contract was normal, the price was higher but that was related to the pandemic (how quickly forgotten, in the UK there was literally no PPE for most of 2020, you couldn't buy masks at any price).

So the flexibility already exists...the UK is not corrupt, things happen naturally. Corruption is only necessary where there are supply-side bottlenecks due to politics (i.e. Qatar, Russia, India).
I think the main distinction is that modern clusters are shiny, sleek, fancy, and expensive.

Whereas a Beowulf cluster is grungy, full of bailing twine, chewing gum, and possessing high levels of Bodge. And dirt cheap, built with what you can get, often used.
It does and it doesn't. It has full storage, but almost certain prospects of using it faster than it can be replaced in storage this winter, and as anyone running a gas station knows you have to sell your gas at prices that allow you to replace it in the future, whatever your prices may nominally be today. Those negatively prices literally can't flow to consumers, there's no path for that, just like there wasn't one for when oil in the US went negative in the commodities market.

Europe is still in huge energy trouble; this "their tanks are full" is still ultimately bad news, not good news, because even at full, it's quite likely not enough. The zeroth derivative of quantity looks good but the first and second are very dangerous. I suppose this is a good example of the importance thinking in derivatives and higher orders, not just the zeroth-order fact of the moment.
A DVD resolution can be handled for edition even under a Pentium III or a Rasbperry B+.
That's not necessary anymore, the fans are either PWM or voltage controlled by software in every modern system. The noctua fans are also rather quiet by default.
Disney+, HBO, most streaming services not called Netflix use CDN services. Disney+ is heavily multi-CDN, at least they were at launch: https://www.csimagazine.com/csi/Disney-eating-up-Euro-peerin....

HBO also uses multiple CDNs, here is a reference from 2020 about GoT: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hbo-streams-game-of....

They were also mad that one of their distribution partners last week leaked the finale of House of the Dragon early: https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2022/oct/21/house-o....

I don't have a link handy, but even Amazon has been known to use CDNs outside of CloudFront for their live events.
Yeah, I've always hated it. The texture is just really hard for me to deal with.
“European round cheese”

This is… vague. What are the qualities of a cheese that make it shift into the ‘high quality fats’ category?
Actually, I think most of the bad rap comes from the community. A community where the majority still thinks that using the CodeIgniter framework is a reasonable way to develop in 2022.
I learned recently that if this were actually how language worked, Chomsky would be living off of "counterintuitive."
Very good old thread on HN on similar lines (Ask HN: How to speak like a leader, not like an engineer?)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19349676
It depends on what you do. The basics of how neural networks work don't involve much more than highschool math and the tools are accessible to basically anyone, although knowing python makes it easier.

The best thing you can do, in my oppinion, is actually start using AI libraries. TensorFlow has quite a bit of tutorials, which guide you through simple tasks. You have to understand a bit of mathematics and python to do them.
You know how to programm, so you know how to assemble the pieces, there isn't really anything stopping you.
For me there has never been a faster way to learn anything than trying something, failing, trying to understand why I am failing and repeating that process.

If you really want to understand what a NN is you need linear algebra and calculus, then you can implement your own basic NN library. After that the mathematics gets more involved.
> misinformation around atrocities should still eat the banhammer

Maybe this is a good idea, assuming that there's ever some way to get objective information about the world, but this always feels like a hypocritical statement.

When governments and mainstream corporations provide misinformation around atrocities that functions as war propaganda and leads to the deaths of hundreds of thousands or millions, nobody blinks an eye.

When certain social media favored media entities outright deny massive atrocities, nobody bats an eye.

It's only the politically unwanted and isolated groups that are ever rejected from social media over this.
Next time someone invites me to a modern art gallery, I'm going to stare at one of the paintings for a couple minutes then say, "You know, I think this one is upside down.."
I currently use no-ip free tier for this. My only complaint with no-ip free is that I have to login and verify that I am still using it after a while. Does Duck DNS do this too?
How do you define secure in this case though? A definite case could be made that Rust is more secure than either option listed. Context matters and arbitrarily picking a context to exclude one vs another is rather disingenuous on the authors’ part.
The obvious solution — using connectors that cannot be fastened to the wrong cable — reminds me of Bob Hoover, an absolutely stunning test and display pilot, who had a forced landing after his fuel tank was filled with jet fuel rather than standard avgas. He devised a bell-shaped nozzle that is now universally used to dispense jet fuel, and cannot be inserted into a standard fuel filling neck.

In this case, though, better design, better tooling, and better training are probably the best fix; there are too many variations in stick-to-aileron connection for a single standard to be accepted.
> it's a pathetic opinion to have about your own level of control.

The first step to improve is to know your weakness. Our strength is intelligence.
> The best thing I did was to have it boot from a cheap kingston 120GB ssd ($18 now). Makes a world of difference in speed.

Nice. I also want to try this, just to get the most speed and performance out of it, without giving in reliability or durability. I should also check out Jeff Geerling's comparison of different MicroSD cards for the RPi.
It’s a SuperMicro X9SRL-F and Xeon E5 2650L:

https://www.supermicro.com/products/archive/motherboard/x9sr...
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