skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That seems like a very confident statement. How are you reaching that? (Other than a magic AI.)

Quantum is not at that point, and won’t be in 3 years.
Thanks! And sorry, I am not versed on the topic you suggest, as IMHO there is no such population, and the post refers to colonising Earth's pristine ecosystems with political practices. Still I am appalled by the comments I received. People need to be more compassionate with the diverse realities of the world, and what they require to stay close to what they are.
Twitter director of product management sleeping on office floor – Twitter
Interesting, from a consumer's perspective I never liked Alexa.
But from a hoster's perspective it was awesome. Especially when you're in the top 1000. It helped my site get more popular.
Can you please help me remember exactly when the Italians voted in elections for Mario Monti as prime minister? I just can't recall that!
Mostly correct.

I had tokens stolen from a wallet using a fairly obtuse scheme involving ERC-20 token approval and a proxy contract. This is required for almost all DEX users, and really is a weakness of the EVM in that it restricts user transactions to single contract calls rather than sequences like smart contract internal transactions. There are ugly, insecure, incompatible, and expensive workarounds like smart contract wallets and exploding contract deployments. I guess I should probably raise an EIP to make this sane.
OpenPrinting keeps old printers working – even on Windows
SEEKING WORK

Location: UTC + 2 (Austria, Europe)

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexanderentinger

GitHub: https://github.com/aentinger

Website: https://www.lxrobotics.com/about/

Email: c o n s u l t i n g AT lxrobotics.com

Technologies: Project Management, C, C++ (11/14/17 ...), ROS 1 & 2 (Robot Operating System), Firmware/Software (Bare-Metal, RTOS, Linux), Robotics, Embedded Systems, Communication Protocols

Remote: Yes, Relocation: No.

I help companies building production grade firmware and software for (preferably) robotic systems.

I have been professionally developing firmware and software for over a decade, working on AGV control software, wireless sensor networks, guidance systems for self-driving tractors, optoelectronic volume measurement systems for agricultural applications, consumer robotics systems, securely connecting resource-constrained embedded devices with the Internet including OTA, custom embedded systems for AGV battery management, magnetic guidance, ultrasonic distance measurement, robot-human interaction and many other projects.

Looking forward to working with you ;)
Most of that size is not “functionality”. The size doesn’t come from the program, it comes from the ancillary data files that go along with the program. You can actually see that in the TreeMaps, there are large files like “Zipcodes.sqlite”, “ph-data.json”, “imgCameraOnboarding1@3x.jpg”, “Alipay_icon_square.pdf”, “OnboardingLanding.mp4”, “FindFour.mlmodelc”, and so on.

The next major component is the orange “strings” files like “Localizable.strings”. These are repeated a bunch of times, once for each (human) language that the app supports. If you click on them to zoom in, you will see that there is one called “el.lproj/Localizable.strings”, a “ru.lproj/Localizable.strings”, “pl.lproj/Localizable.strings”, and so on.

Finally there are the blue “text” sections, which is the actual executable code (the name is historical, these sections actually contain binary machine code rather than readable text).

There are no exact counts on the webpage, but I would say that the executable code is around a third of the size of the app, possibly less.

And of course, the whole point of the article is that these apps now have a fourth major component: debugging symbols. These give you the name of every variable and function used in the program, as well as the filenames and line numbers for each instruction in the executable code. These are over 40% of the app size just by themselves. Because these symbol tables are so large, it has been increasingly common to split them out into their own files and only distribute them to your own developers, rather than to every user’s machine.
Not parent nor have I contributed to this thread in anyway beside this post, but I have to say for someone who so easily accuse others of having personal bias you seem to be really deeply invested into proving how great Elon is. Your messages in this entire subthread add essentially nothing beside quote without context about how great and smart Elon is.

In an era where online manipulation is becoming ubiquitous, when talking about someone who has a clear ego issue and the desperate need to be seen as awesome (to the point he has several cases of acting against his best interest just to protect his ego, across several companies), and in the context of that person acquiring one the platform most forward in the whole social media space that pushed those issues forward... I find that interesting.

I am not accusing you of anything, I'm merely saying your messages have the opposite result on me than the one you intend.
Why do you think it "has been restored"? In the quote it says " they are working ". I can confirm Youtube web site viewed on Firefox still lacks the option.
First thought I had : grandma used to clarify broth with eggs.

Iirc you can also use it to prepare coffee when camping. The egg binds to ground coffee in a saucepan so it’s better separated from the coffee you pour into your mug
Thanks for the clarification. I just recently became aware of how different the French legal system is when I started watching "Murder in Provence" and was confused when a judge himself got involved the investigation of criminal cases.
I really don't think that's true, we're not over the hump at all, maybe in California, but there is no way to charge an EV anywhere near me presently.
I am not sure why people post these questions. How is the audience supposed to answer the question without knowing the relevant information? Can you share your CV, publication, your advisors reason that you don’t qualify, etc?

I have seen problems with supervisors as well as students.
Elon must be enjoying all of this. Thankfully the efforts to try and save Twitter is all failing.
As an embedded dev who often fits his software down into 64KB, it always suprises me when a simple app takes 1-200MB.

Functionality wise so many of these apps could've been achieved on Windows 3.1, and yet they're 3-4 orders of magnitude larger
Isn't there pretty persistent rumours that bitcoin was created by a government?
Trade offs are also optimizations: you are optimizing for the sums of weighted advantages and disadvantages of something: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loss_function
Thanks again for all your work, Sagamusix!
It will also require a referendum, which in Australia requires not only a majority of the population, but also a majority of the states (there are 6 states and 2 territories).

Constitutional change in Australia is rare and difficult and requires bipartisan support to get the change across.

The current government is already proposing a referendum on the "voice" of First Nations, which would make changes to the Constitution to formally recognize the presence of Aboriginal people prior to Australia's colonization, as well as requiring "consultation" when laws are passed that specifically address First Nation concerns.

This will take all of the bandwidth Australia has for "change" in the first term (3 years for Federal Governments), so trying to get more than one referendum through would be impossible.

We had a referendum on becoming a republic back in the late 90s, but our government at the time (led by John Howard) basically white-anted it, along with the pro-republic forces not having a settled agreement on what the republic would look like.
<b> and <i> have never been deprecated, in any version of HTML or XHTML. (<u> was deprecated in HTML 4, though.)
>The list, which is not written down...
I think having a nominal monarch for people to form parasocial relationships with rather than getting overly attached to any given politician has its advantages.

But (note, UK person here, add salt accordingly) it seems like you could retain that part while also stripping any actual power - i.e. 'power-wise practically a republic, emphasis on the -nominal- in my first sentence.'
I'm not doing enough :(
I'm not sure what I can do.

I have two browsers, Firefox and Chrome. On Firefox I run add blocker, on Chrome I don't run it. Why? My job requires sometimes to help marketing team and if you block adds you don't see the whole picture or our and competitors activity.

I don't encrypt files before upload. Why? I'm not sure how to do it and my biggest fear is what if my encryption key stops working. I got locked out my Windows because I run a system update and I didn't disable bit locker before that. So I had to go through recovery procedure.

I use Twitter and LinkedIn. I'm not very social on social media. I don't create content.
Shim is there for Secure Boot. Microsoft refused to sign grub (GPL-3), but signed the shim (BSD-2), so shim has its own key store and verifies grub signed by respective distros.

If you don't use Secure Boot, UEFI firmware can boot directly to grub.
Surely we've all learnt from the Jimmy saville affair that you don't keep things hushed up.

I don't want to get into victim blaming but these are our representatives. If they can't / won't come forward. How can they expect others to. How can they expect to change the culture in the rest of the country?

But then trying to make this all add up just calls into question the very existence of this list. Are you really saying there's no one in parliament willing to name names? It just smells of one mp making things up for her own agenda.
Is it just this page, no library or package one can use to write their own editing widget?
LinkAce – FOSS, self-hosted bookmarks tool, alternative to Pinboard, Raindrop
It's rather obvious from the conversation that no one knows what Twitter is going to be... The only thing very clear is that he intends it to be a walled garden of many things way more than the open town square that was hinted at some point.
Again, that's really not how it works.
Now, I've done it by email! (although still using the convenience store for print/scan)

Unfortunately, https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ is geo-blocked for all of Japan (and several other countries AFAICT) "due to cybersecurity reasons", so I can no longer check/update my registration to vote without a VPN. I tried contacting different parts of the MA state government to get it unblocked several times over the past few years, but had no success. I have no idea what the other MA-voting residents of Japan do.

Last time I contacted the secretary of state's office via my state representative, they were kind enough to temporarily unblock my home IP address for one week though!
9People with Paralysis Walk Again as Neurons Responsible for Recovery Identified
> Again, if something happens, make an open public accusation.

What do you think will change if they do?
This seems like a neat solution; however, my issue is that all my websites are behind Cloudflare nowadays. Hence, iptables is useless ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
Can you even get the funds out of crypto to store them on your hardware wallet? My knowledge about crypto is equal to zero.
"The list, which is not written down"

This is not unusual. A lot of large organizations have a ladies' whisper network where they tell each other where the "missing stairs" are; those men it is unsafe to be left alone with.

Edit: it may be possible to reassemble the list from existing allegations; https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10726693/More-50-MP... / https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/may/18/list-of-sexu...
This is a review of companies making databases, not the databases themselves.
It means this 'industry' is showing itself for what it really is:

A complete scam.
To me, this reads like he had papers that were good, but then the thesis itself is bad or too little new stuff.
>nothing to do with the amount of deposits

"Assets = Liabilities + Equity" <-- should "L" be in here or not?

The ratio of assets to capital is limited to prevent levering up to infinity, ok.

But if the liabilities are mostly deposits, then it's the deposits that allow it to be a levered business at all.
Interesting, at least here these hand sanitizers tend to be a soapy goop, a sort of alcoholoc shampoo, I could not imagine that anyone would attempt to drink it.
You can never judge the individual case, but you can give possible options on how to proceed. Whether this PhD student will succeed with them depends on the details we cannot know, but that is still useful information for them and others that read this and are in somewhat similar situations.
Of the available elements, which one is suitable for icons, especially when being used in text (just yesterday I learned that emojis are even used in code like css). Clearly they should be in an element to separate them from the text, but which one is appropriate?
It is notable that the piece's primary author (as noted at the end) wrote a two volume biography of Whitlam.

I'm not going to pretend to be informed enough about the overall events and motivations to have an opinion, but it does seem likely that the piece's overall tone is likely to be affected by that fact.
No, why should we do that? Markdown websites just to render it BACK into HTML? That's not the browser's job.

The issue is, Markdown is nice because of its simplicity. The minute you start making it standard and widespread... feature-creep will happen and MD will just have as much noise as HTML does now.
How do hospitals spend $10000 to $16000 a day?
Honestly, he may be able to grab Twitter for a few picodollars in a month or so.
DeFi exchanges can be rug pulled. It is also a scammers paradise.
Accusing someone of sexual harassment will quite often tank your own career, and is not guaranteed to have any effect at all on the accused.

Besides, Westminster runs on bullying; MPs aren't quite party employees, so they have to use extremely underhand coercive control to keep people in line. See Gavin Williamson.

For example, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Pincher_scandal : as chief whip, he would be the person you'd have to report misconduct to! And it was apparently "widely known" that he was prone to sexually harassing other men before he got that job.
Crypto for the average retail investor is dead. Maybe not forever, sure. But for years it will be. Too much money lost with falling crypto values and many many have lost everything with failing exchanges.
Those who haven't lost a lot of money on crypto have lost confidence in it.
I may have not used the right video, I can remember watching a documentary in the UK where things weren't separated properly, and they showed pieces of blue wrapping still in the feed.
The Art of Passive Aggressive Copywriting
It's far from trivial, but certainly possible to challenge this. If the student has produced research that would be considered worthy of a PhD by most experts, they have a chance to still get their PhD unless the local university politics are extremely dysfunctional.
By the way usually when a hit piece about V starts circulating on HN, the author of V takes the time to refute the claims in the comments section:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31793554

(Ctrl+F amedvednikov)

But I agree 100% - having a blog post that refutes all the claims in one place would be very useful.
Apple's business model made Chinese oppression inevitable
The GG is the "Queen's Representative" in Australia and is appointed by her on the advice of her Prime Minister. She is "Queen of Australia" in this role, not Queen of the UK.

As such, her advice to Kerr should have been "Take the advice from the PM and the legal advice he has asked the Solicitor General and Attorney General to provide to you".

That should have been it. Anything else is improper and against the rules of a constitutional monarch.

If the Queen had tried to do the same thing in the UK, Parliament would immediately remove the Crown from power.

In a similar situation in the UK, where the House of Lords attempted to block supply passed by the Commons, the Lords have no power to amend the bill. If they refuse to pass it, the Commons can reintroduce the bill unchanged.

The Crown would have no power to intervene unless there was a "loss of confidence" in the Commons, at which point the PM would have no alternative to advising the Crown to call an election.
The Guardian will be able to publish an article with a little more substance.
Unless there is a bug in the source code. But of course that can't happen, and definitely can't happen intentionally. /s

It looks like you need to pick your poison. Trust social structures or trust in code security audits. Of course you can read the code yourself, but unless you're a security researcher that's not going to be very useful.
Critical – Extract and Inline Critical-Path CSS in HTML Pages
> Most first time masters choose rules that are too hard. "There are more red than blue pieces but the pieces are valued by size with 1 for smallest and 3 for largest" is too hard for non-expert players to ever figure it out.

Well, if you used different values for the pieces it might be, but those specific values are literally marked on the pieces. The rule "there are more red points than blue points" isn't especially challenging.
I think that has more to do with Christianity - that political narrative of "civilising" people was a common binding thread between all the imperialists. It was thus common for Christian missionaries to be some of the first settlers in any new colony.
So, custom elements?
An alternative that’s slightly more semantic would be Unicode’s Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block.
It is not for thesis professor to decide graduation as it done by committee – in theory professor input does not play big role when defense starts. There are lengthly procedure with personal reviewers for thesis which dissects it through and through. Although on hand is hard to judge form one sided information, it can be just professor want to have extra published papers, the scientific worth is questionable (i saw few times - thesis is like rewritten book) or just academic nepotism starting show signs.
But then, how will you separate salt from microplastics?
Reading the post I can imagine the days/weeks it took for those bright individuals (I spot Brendan Gregg among them, and being Netflix I can safely infer they are all very smart indeed) to find the issue behind this - and all the years of work on the tooling to make it possible.

Now, add the Kubernetes layer on top of this and I think you will add at very least one extra week of debugging...
> I just create enough to reserve part of it.

but you cannot create enough, because before you created, you did not have enough reserve to legally create the loan. The newly created loan cannot be part of the reserve to which you count towards your original reserve requirement to qualify to make the new loans!

otherwise, this would just be a loophole in the reserve requirement laws.

And these monies are not cash - they are loans. If these loans default, and the bank somehow cannot collect the collateral for it, the bank will lose equity. Aka, the shareholders of the bank takes the loss. If this loss is great enough, the bank becomes insolvent. That's why banks do not lend to risky people, or takes a larger collateral.
Can you describe the mechanism by which deposits held by a bank are lent to borrowers under the fractional reserve system described in that Wikipedia article?
Interest article!

Not being American I always confused by a lack stronger identity check in voting but I guess it's not a really big issue specially for less important elections.

That being said, I think my country like others, would gain to improve voters access when they are temporarily away by allowing online voting with the already existing electronic ID cards like many EU countries have.
I'd be curious about a browser that just does markdown
Best book ever. I recommend it it frequently!
thread per request doesn't imply kernel threads. And I'm pretty sure even a kernel thread per request in a faster language is going to be better than asincio in python.
Musk has sold lots of "full self drive" packages for $6000 to $15000 and I think it is likely that either a court or the California Department of Motor Vehicles will order Tesla to give full refunds. A class action lawsuit was filed recently.

If a salesman sells a lot of things that don't exist then you might think he is good at it if he manages to keep his commission and find a new job before the company that he sells for goes bankrupt.

Musk has sold billions of his Tesla stock, so perhaps it depends if he ends up in personal bankruptcy due to buying twitter or if he has some money left in a few years.
Thats not really true everywhere. My ex-gf basically pressured her professor to fianally give up on critiquing her rather unscientific way of writing, and give her the PhD because he was basically afraid of what a woman with a disability could do to his reputation.

Was a rather traumatic experience for me, because I had to watch and learn that a degree these days isn't really worth much.
nice statement, LOL at the AOL analogy XD
this to me is a sign that i'm not working on the right thing. sometimes i'll go weeks without really doing anything at work because nothing feels engaging. other times a problem really grabs me and i think about trying to figure it out all the time. i don't fight these waves anymore. let them come and go.
Lol, looks like CSAM is already active
I predict a new class of funnies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobart%27s_Funnies

This time, drones, capable of doing silent, fast river crossings and scouting.

Maybe one day even bridge building.
The us and sovjets had drifting ice stations.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_COLDFEET

It could be feasable, to have a sort of drone, that is nothing but a subermsible tank of cooling gas and a airmatress like enclosure in which to freeze water. Add carbon fibres to the container, and you get something that makes for a nice add hoc ponton, without the concrete and transport time.
As an outsider to cryptocurrencies it seems completely transparent to me that there is no value in these systems — neither in terms of either capital or in generating ongoing revenue — other than the ability to exchange them back out for US dollars.

There’s only so many years of being told “soon you’ll be able to buy pizza with yeetcoin!” before you have to accept that this supposed endgame just ain’t gonna happen.

…ah but if it did, that yeetcoin is going to be worth a hell of a lot! Maybe you should buy one, just in case!

I must resist the demon on my shoulder telling me such things.
This is US only, found out only at 3rd step of registration after already confirming email when they asked me to select US airport.

Absolutely horrible website btw. now I am trying to close account, when I tap on profile it asks me for airport and can't do anything without filling airport and then after filling it I find out there is no automated way to close account when you check the options.
interesting. Has some flaws when I search for certain artists (nekrogoblikon definitely isn't folk metal or viking metal etc) but overall pretty fun to explore.