skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So eating humans is only wrong, because other people think it is wrong and there are laws against it?

I find that really shortsighted. Slavery isn't bad because we as a society have decided it so. It always has been bad.
No need to think only within your own state borders. Germany has lots of wind farms and not much pump storage potential as well, they just send their surplus energy south to Austria for storage. Kansas could easily do the same with Colorado - ofc they would have to build more facilities first (afaik).
Unicode strings differ in length in various languages (2019)
Mac OS X on PowerPC used to have a feature called ZeroLink which was kind of similar, if I understand correctly.

(Weirdly it was on by default and meant that your builds were non-distributable, as the executable depended on dynamically loaded object files on your system.)
Panini presented the NFTs from their Megacracks 2022-2023 card collection in a similar way[0], aesthetically, but using video files (MP4) which makes it much less interesting (and even so, the visual effects in those are inferior to this CSS implementation). The fact that this CSS version does not work properly in Safari in unfortunate, though.

[0]: https://paninimegacracksnft.com/token/wnzq
Hope it fails hard, fuck remakes.
Nice! My brother made a fanless gaming PC and it’s pretty nice. Sadly GTX 1650 was the last GPU available with a passive cooler [0]. So sooner or later it will be EOL. Afaik no RTX card was ever released with a passive cooler

0, https://www.palit.com/palit/vgapro.php?id=3494
Here is Narayana Murthy, founder of Infosys, explaining the early days of Infosys :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IuqHUA2mQY
No, that’s where you’re misunderstanding the situation. These people are trying a few tricks to achieve high status in their ingroup. My guess is that it’s working. They see this as Mission Accomplished which is why they are continuing to do it.
> You could also just go to a bar, it would work too but it'd be more difficult generally. Shyness also doesn't make it happen in a bar.

A word of caution though, if you make friends at a bar, all your friends will be people who hang out at bars. May make your life a bit more Norm Peterson than planned.
The activism serves no purpose. The "destruction of nature" does serve a purpose, it keeps their house warm, their car rolling and their fridge filled.

Lots of activists have a hard time understanding that, because they come from very privileged families that have never had to worry about anything, and thus never made the connection between the factory, the jobs it brings, and the goods that are consumed. They only see the factory and declare it evil, which is easy to say if you have some bullshit-job with the government, and didn't have a working-class ancestor in the last three generations.
In spite of the insane prices too, particularly outside of the US.
Nope. See Android, where Facebook is available on the play store, and so is every app, because you simply cannot afford to not be there. Apps like Telegram offer both a play store version, and a self-managed APK that offers other features that Google refuses in the play store.
I could barely use Excel. Now I run Bootcamps helping people build products
Would the entire netflix catalogue fit on this node?
You're absolutely making ugly assumptions from out of nothing by thinking I was looking at notable incidents. I was not. My only criteria was about whether there was an arrest, and whether there was body camera footage around that arrest. Granted, the reporting I did on it was for the early days of the George Floyd protests, but it's a pattern that persists. Hell, there's a god damned policy that says whenever a cop moves from one unit to another, that they don't bring their BWC with them. Chicago has entire units that aren't required to have body camera despite the fact that they do arrests in areas of reported high crime, and yes, those units have shot people without even wearing any BWC.

And of course BWC usage is an expensive undertaking. But how, in any way, does that even remotely come close to speaking to its actual, complete usage or whether it gets disabled or turned on prior to an arrest? That's a silly and naive statement, and I think you know it.

Here's the work I did on BWC: https://thetriibe.com/2020/12/hundreds-of-chicago-police-mad...

New data released by the Chicago Police Department (CPD) from the first weekend of the Black Summer 2020 uprisings shows that 64% of all arrests between May 30 and June 1 occurred without body camera footage.
Shooting on film really helped with visualizing the exposure and depth of field of my shots, it was always a lot of fun waiting to see if my final photos looked as good as I imagined them, especially when shooting on picky film like Velvia (RIP).

> And possibly a dual-media camera: take a preview on digital, then if you want, take the shot on film.

Here are some guys using an analog version of your idea to preview their product shots:

https://youtu.be/f021EEy9B08?t=173
Sony might make them for Fuji. But they are Fuji designed sensors only used by Fuji. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujifilm_X-Trans_sensor
You're taking the perspective from places where iPhones are in a majority, or a plurality of people's pockets.

In Asia, Africa, Middle East, South America etc, Android has a much larger share of the market, even if it is spread across large numbers of models and manufacturers.

Apple's "stranglehold" is about as strong as it's "stranglehold" on the desktop/laptop market with Macs.
Link to the Reddit Post

https://old.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/ydollm/so_i_got_a_...

Followup Post

https://old.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/ydollm/so_i_got_a_...
HTML is not for writing but for creating UIs. That was why it was created anyway. Markdown was specifically created for writing. It has no other purpose.

Saying that Markdown is bad is really naive. There are not many ways to specify formatting without it getting in the way of your writing. Markdown is popular because it strikes the right balance where reading a markdown document requires a lot less visual strain compared to the same HTML document. It requires the least amount of letters to specify formatting - italics is 2 chars, bold is 4 chars, underline is 2 chars etc. Lists are mostly inferred and require no additional formatting. Compare that to HTML which requires 5+n chars (where n is the number of chars in the tag name) regardless of which format you want to use.

Markdown does have it's quirks but they don't come up 99% of the time unless finding them is specifically your intention. Knowing whether *__hello__* is bold italic or italic bold is not important unless you are writing a parser.

The downsides of Markdown are much, much less than the downsides of HTML. Writing is not the same as designing a website or a UI. It's not meant to be pretty and typesetting + styling should not be the concern of writers.
I would love to have this. Old disks are no problem. They will most likely continue to run fine until they no longer are worth it due to either insane electricity prices or 50TB hard drives becomes available for a bargain.

My backup server is still running almost 17-18 years old 500GB hard drives. They will be retired soon though, as they consume too much power and lack spindown when not in use.
https://madnight.github.io/githut/#/pushes/

Checking here, if we go by pushes on GitHub, JS, Python, Ruby, Java, PHP are the top for 2021.

This is of course biased to only stuff on GitHu band public (assuming, but doubt they're publishing private data on BigQuery).

No idea how much of that is pet projects vs production of course.
Both bnj's point and yours can be true at the same time
You don't need to go through everything to form an opinion. I bet they're only interested in a couple of specific points, and not a full review of every single line.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/247573088_Software'...
> No, no you absolutely don't. Almost no one uses a WYSIWYG for markdown. That would completely negate the point.

> Probably 99% wrong. I've never met anyone that chose to make things more difficult for themselves by using a clunky WYSIWYG instead of just typing the markdown in a text editor. Sometimes that's an IDE, but that's beside the point. Plain text does matter.

You repeat this point but the trend of markdown apps is to this direction. Have you never met anyone who uses Obsidian? Bear? Ulysses? Even Notion is just markdown+, which is why it's one of the import/export options. And no, these apps do not defeat the point of using markdown.
With Vers you get a chronological feed. Only posts from the people you follow, in the order they are posted. No more sponsored posts, no ads, and no algorithm changing the order of your feed behind the scenes.

Don't get sucked into a feed full of posts you've already read. The Vers distraction-free feed removes the noise by only showing you 1 post at a time. Once you interact with that post it will never be seen again. When you're out of posts your feed will be empty. Enjoy social media free from distractions.

Vers is a social network for those who are tired of social networks. No worries about follows, likes, or any other superficial social media numbers that ruin the experience, it's just you and your content. Tell your stories and share your thoughts with the world. On Vers only you can see how many likes and followers you have so there's no external pressure to perform well.

Ever get tired of the constant notifications on your phone? One notification, then another, and another. As the minutes go by it's hard to feel present in the moment you're in because of the distraction of the next notification. With Vers you can set it up so you only receive your notifications once per day. Once in the morning, afternoon, or evening in your local timezone.

Studies have shown that vibrant colors are a crucial part of how social networks get people addicted. Enter Grayscale Mode, a scientifically proven feature that's able to minimize your addiction to social networking. By stripping away all the neuron-stimulating colors from the site you'll be less motivated to use Vers.

Vers will even encourage you to log off if it’s your bedtime. What other social network can you say does that?
Any death that involves a cop should be investigate by federal prosecutors. There’s a lot of deaths at the hands of cops, but not enough that you can’t investigate them.

Ultimately, if you keep this up the deaths go down and there’s less to prosecute.

Somehow other countries are able to have police that don’t regularly murder the people they’re policing and whose body cams seem to be functioning correctly. A very small portion of cops are responsible for the bulk of issues but the political culture around police and police unions keeps a horrible status quo around.
I wouldn't consider Germany and Switzerland that corrupt.
the trains one killed me

> EAT SHIT/10 FUCK THIS I'[M DONE
I switched to https://github.com/google/zx. I'm tired of working with strings and prefer actual data structures.
This story reminds me of the old Parable of The Toaster: http://www.solipsys.co.uk/new/TheParableOfTheToaster.html
In Poland atm you can't even buy farmland unless you are a registered farmer in the local county already. Its a new rule and hopefully they remove it cause its insane.

And then of course you can't just build on it. You may attempt to reclassify it into building land but from TFA it seems the process is just as tedious as in India and definietely not guaranteed to succeed.

Theres a big chance, once you get to the building, you will have to monitor the builders constantly otherwise they rob you blind. From my friend in India I was told they have the same problem.
> Also was being pressured by the government (indirectly) to take it down

Why am I not surprised.
They are both build with the same industrial process, demand similar alloys, similar CFD calculus etc. Witch means: if you can build one for hydro you can build one for nuclear. If you can't for nuclear than you can't equally for hydro and vice versa.

That's why they are a big business for very few developed countries supply chain. Do NEVER forget that anything at a certain scale is a matter of know how, supply chain and raw materials. Formally knowledge is "open in science" but that's just PR, in the modern world almost without public research and public universities knowledge is power and is in private hands to a point of being a danger for the society at a whole.
This is pretty neat.

I wonder what would be the maximum CPU & Ram you can go without installing any moving parts (fan or pump) on a mini itx board.

Has anyone got a setup if you want to use more than 12 cpu cores?
Proposed solution - write in html .

Thanks for stopping by, but no thanks.
You are right. Case and point; Discord - bringing basic markdown to the masses.
And Musk said he will reverse lífe bans
Solaris SPARC ADI is doing just fine, it is actually one of the first UNIX systems with proper memory tagging, and this was done under Oracle stewardship.
Learn how to creta a basic Virtual Machine in the Microsoft Azure Cloud
I just realized that his tiny screen consumes 120W when turned on.

Does any of you have a recommendation for a screen that doesn't consume so much energy?
Oh, corruption still exist, but most people are too poor to play in that league. Compare that to "developing country corruption", where you can often ... ahem ... prematurely show your gratitude towards an official for as little as 20 bucks.
Just like using a laptop.
Why do you think they have Swift, have reduced their involvment into clang and are moving all kernel extensions into userspace?
> Yet I do not desire it.

Irrelevant.

> I do know. The food I eat is not, in fact, produced that way.

Maybe. Maybe not grown in a way that's sustainably capable of feeding the world's population or even accessible to many.

> I do not need or want absolution. But I know my carbon footprint is a tiny fraction of yours.

You think it is, I'm sure. And you believe yourself to have the moral high ground.

> You are, in other words, personally responsible for overwhelmingly more suffering in the world than I know, by direct experience, is necessary for your level of comfort.

And so are you. Unlike your assumptions about my carbon footprint, I actually do know that with certainty because you are posting this message here which consumes energy. What's more your level of comfort itself is almost certainly far beyond most people on earth, and far beyond what you need to barely keep yourself alive, therefore you have made choices for your own comfort at the expense of many other life forms.
It doesn't take a paycheck above $0 for people to not care about others unfortunately.
Net income down of 96% over 1 year, that is crazy!
Yes, the posture seems bad to me as well. Maybe I am missing something.
If you're improving the UI around here it would also be good to see how the list was determined. For automated detection in particular it seems like the tooling used also should be made public to allow testing. I know of at least one dependency that I would expect to turn up on sentry's list that doesn't. (A first guess: a bug in how you handle Rust workspaces, using the root to calculate dependency depth; alternatively a bug in your handling of non-lowercase github usernames, I notice there are only lowercase usernames in the list, but that might just be an artifact of your UI design).
uh, canon DSLRs have been around for 20 years. I was rocking my entry level 400D until earlier this year. I got it as a high school graduation present in 2007. It's been to 10+ different countries, been dropped off a camel, stolen by a monkey, rained on, covered in mud, doused with beer, and so much more. And this was the cheapest DSLR they made, and it has no weather sealing and has a plastic body, while most of the higher end stuff is (was?) magnesium and sealed everywhere.

Canon makes REALLY fucking good cameras.

Edit: only reason I replaced it; I got a smaller, lighter camera (also a Canon). the 400D still works fine.
Giving Personality to Procedural Animations Using Math [video]
My neck would hurt in a matter of hours. Not recommended.
Don't worry, they'll "fix" it as most of continental EU banks did: by forcing you to use their app which will break on every OS update (when Android 13 rolled out, one of the banks had their app broken for months and their users couldn't authorize any payments).

You'll also be forced to use the mobile phone of the brand they deem personally "secure". Don't even think about any kind of privacy respecting phones like GrapheneOS. But you'll be secure. At least by definition of their "security consultants".

And if your phone breaks? Well, good luck buying a new one because the payment confirmation app is on that same broken phone.
If you want to write beautiful documents. Use something else, be it html+css, word, latex and so on.

But at the same time accept that these are potentially time consuming and complicated to do by hand or even with tools.

Markdown and likes are for the case of fast and minimal styling, while still being human readable and writable. Which is very reasonable trade-off. And I will take it every day.

Don't try to force something like tags for writing as that would be just horrid.
I got myself involved in an argument with the Post Office recently. I was posting a letter to an international address and they asked me for - I kid you not - a colour print of my Aadhaar (black and white was rejected).

For people unaware, the document contains your photo, address, date of birth, and a very important number that the government itself 'advises' to not disclose.

I really needed to post that letter so I had to cave in.

When the letter was received, the receiving party told me they also received the Aadhaar stapled with the original letter.

Ironically, this practice of sharing your Aadhaar everywhere seems to stem from trying to "increase security".

It makes sense if you know who the Government thinks is the threat to that security - namely Indians against the government. What they don't seem to realize is that they're leaving the population completely vulnerable from both internal and external actors.
Swift usage on iOS 16 already surpassed C++.

Also as other have pointed out, Apple is migrating all kernel extensions into userspace, their long term roadmap is to transition into a micro-kernel like experience, even if not a pure one.
Switzerland is far less bureaucratic than Germany.
> On the actual spec/implementation: yes, it's a complete disaster. Especially the way it is kind of mapped on to HTML, so you get weird things like writing "1. blah; \ 1. blah" makes a numbered list with a 1 and a 2.

There is a trade off here though. When people sit down to write something that doesn't have weird edge cases they're not likely to end up with a lightweight markup like Markdown.

So simultaneously the spec may be a complete disaster and a contributing factor Markdown's success. Much like how the human brain is very bad at adding numbers together and has so far effortlessly out-competed alternative species that had brains that were great at numbers but not vision processing (being great at adding numbers is so useless for an animal I assume the skill never evolved, but imagine there was a creature somewhere with amazing additive powers for the sake of argument).

Having an unambiguous spec could theoretically be a disadvantage to adoption outside of a very carefully designed markup.
> It's just that some peoples knowledge is waaay more limited than others.

This excuse ends when an expert reaches out to you and explains the exploit. At that point you've chosen the way of pain, one way or another.

> I am really reluctant to reign in "speech".

OTOH this question is pretty easy to answer: Regulation (of whatever type) applies to deployments, not code. Deployments are where the harm happens. I think this approach would even align the incentives correctly w.r.t. maintenance funding.
> Everything requires an application, even when everything can be done digitally.

Please also provide two self attested photocopies.

(It’s interesting to think about why attestation is required.)
And on other hand tools suitable for more complex things are probably too much for one page documents. So it is really choosing right tool for right job.
It might be real, but still unusable because Firefox is the only browser that doesn't support it, and wont support it for a while: https://caniuse.com/?search=container%20queries
One of the idea I take from the piece is that CPU design success is intimately tied to the software ecosystem of the day and Memory Management Units were a big thing for C langage multitasking.

I wonder if Rust or similar could make the MMU transistors and energy budget redondant.

Disclaimer: I am a 68k fan.
Very well done :) I have an aversion to sound that borders on a "disability", lol the biggest fights I had with my girlfriend was about sounds (The minute, the repeating and the periodic ones)"

The one where we argued if the UPS 20sec alarm two rooms away is "not that bad" or "ice-picks-in-my-brain" was especially dividing.

Ex-girlfriends aside... I really like your setup and you are so right about the RGB crap !
Computer hardware and sneakers('Tekkies' if your a South African) both follow the "Xmass-Tree school for design.

The marketing copy writing is as insulting as color-schemes.

Their ad-copy and slogans, makes me feel like I'm about to be a general in a internet-dragon-slaying army or secret agent.

EDIT:
I almost feel there is a gap in the market for a manufacturer to be competitive solely on a predictive-and-simple naming schemes alone !
The strategy that was communicated at WWDC was that every time a kext model has an userspace alternative, there will be one year transition, and then the following OS version won't support the former kext variant.

The long term roadmap is to keep moving the infrastructure to userspace this way, until no one else besides Apple themselves can touch kernel memory space.
Exactly: There are risks: flood, fire, stolen, lost, (I) broke (Smartphone, yubikey, usb, etc), broke (itself), kids, washing machines, etc.

I really like how our country TLD registrar handles 2nd factor recovery: nic.lv. As long as I'm alive and myself, I can disable 2FA without my second factor.

We have ubiquitous ID card which servers as passport. And it has smartcard there used to sign documents and communicate with gov/corp entities. If we lose 2nd factor, we can submit application, electronically signed, email it to request disabling 2FA. Or I can show up in person with my ID card/password and request disabling 2FA.

What I now noticed is I can pay for my domain and in payment notes request disabling 2FA. This looks like a weak point - I wonder if they correlate WHO paid for that domain name.

This obviously can't work for international services as they won't trust our ID card issuer.

Otherwise piece of paper with backup codes are: 1) impossible to retrieve remotely 2) easily replicated and distributed
(De-)Normalization and How ClickHouse Dictionaries Can Solve Typical Problems
I dont't think it's intuition. There's a whole field of junk economics dedicated to telling us that your position in the economic class hierarchy determines the automatability of your job. In general it goes unquestioned. A vast amount of capital is also deployed based upon this assumption.

This is an example paper that, for instance, mathematically blurred the distinction between offshoring and automation:

https://talkbusiness.net/2017/07/ball-state-study-automation...

There was another paper (that i cant find right now) that basically surveyed people about how creative they thought their job was and just assumed that creativity was inversely proportional to automatability.

Ironically I think a widespread belief in this myth helped, among other things, lead to the trucker shortage. Who wants to join a profession with a high barrier to entry that they believe will be automated soon?
Despite all the justified critique I wonder whether there is currently an orchestrated propaganda machine trying to drag Facebook down.