skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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1800 watts x X hours of cook time is a comparatively ridiculous value proposition on its face
I have links to google.com/maps in my IRC logs dating back from June 2014, so this absolutely tracks.

I actually remember google.com/maps being launched at IO in 2014 -- the presentation had a broken link in it for the new version of Maps, and a few of us DoS SRE watching the livestream were able to hack together a config change in a few minutes to fix it without waiting for a urlmap push :)
At this point you either stand with SWEs or you stand with Boss Musk.

Fuck Boss Musk.
Some more information on Memory/Multi-Tasking Techniques from Hindu/Sanskrit Literature;

* Avadhanam : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avadhanam

* The Art of Avadhana : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDFSFJSt984

* Performance : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYFg6Sinpks
I didnt know that, 88 is associated with good luck, fortune, and money in chinese. so you see 88 everything in chinese.
What they have today is an UI disaster: cannot tell which window is active, scrollbars are so 90s - nobody cares about them, settings would make Google proud - one cannot know if the text is only a description or it starts a config dialog, 1 px window border - good luck resizing on a 4k monitor, gray on gray, titlebar highjacking, hard drive hidden in explorer beside virtual folders etc.
>can't get it in front of the right people then you might as well not have done it.

"If a tree falls in a forest but nobody is there to witness, does it make a sound?"?
Who are these people who are clicking yes to longer hours except for H1B visa holders who would have to leave the country if they don’t find a job in 60 days?

On another note, in any major city in the US, a software developer is making above the local average income and has no reason to not have a “go to hell fund”.
Yes, yes, yes! I wish the rest of our ASP.NET Razor stuff was in React so that everything would be traceable. Right now our code base is split between React and Razor with JS(/Jquery) all over the place. This results in files containing thousands of lines of code, which makes checking what logic is behind a button/form is incredibly hard. With React we have all logic for a certain component in the component itself, making it easy to figure out what is going on.
None of this is surprising. It's not about the code it's about figuring out a reason to fire people to cut costs dramatically since the company isn't profitable at its current footprint or with its current Chief Moron making it a toxic asset for advertisers.
This is actually something that browsers can mitigate. Allow users to give tracking permissions not only for subdomains, but also for paths.

Deny: google.com/*
Allow: google.com/flights

Something like that.
That's understandable
"What looks like skill is often just consistency"

You can absolutely become extraordinary, just not overnight.
I would be more concerned about security than trained personnel to run it. Obviously, there will be trained people on site. You don't put a small reactor onsite and tell Cletus and Bubba to press this button to start it and that button to stop it.
And some have older friends who are faster, and thus they give up and try something else.
Buffett and Munger seem like genuinely good guys from the various talks and writings I’ve seen of theirs.
I'm pretty sure if a company asked me to implement a feature for them as part of the interview process and didn't offer to pay me I would know up front that it's a bad company. Maybe you have a point that it is a good "interview" since it flags the place as a crap hole.
Or the thinking went "Wow, these guys really signed that thing?! They must be desperate to keep this job, if they would be any good they would have gotten the hell out, let's take another look at their code!". By now the only thing stopping me from being convinced that Elon intentionally wants to drive Twitter into the ground is Hanlon's razor...
Is there any comparable resource that also (explicitly) includes copyrighted material? I believe a curated list containing the "cream of the crop" of a specific domain would be an excellent resource for anyone starting out.
I fail to see the difference between "underlying structure" and "short-range visual features".

Both are just simple statistical relationships between parameters and random variables.
Last time I checked the contract, it takes a willing worker to agree to the clause conditions.
Yeah, they copied the idea in the new calculator.
Or even better: https://github.com/iPlug2/iPlug2. Similar to JUCE but with a permissive license.
Yeh it is funny. Even the best will let a bug slip in every now and again. For most of us they're just part of the process
Looks like a version of a Trombe Wall?

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trombe_wall
We have a 14-yr-old Tower 6 litre stainless steel pressure cooker that sits on the hob like a normal saucepan. You can google that and in the UK there's a model on Argos for about £45. So not crazy posh or anything. Been very happy with it. To come to pressure, it takes a few mins just like bringing a pan to the boil. Bear in mind (a) shouldn't be all that much water in it, doesn't need anything like what you need for boiling or steaming (b) need to keep it all clean or this will affect it coming to and staying at pressure (c) rubber ring can perish affecting performance, having said that we haven't replaced that in years. Taking it off the hob it'll come off pressure in 2 mins or so. A trick of course with the older and/or inferior pressure cookers is you can simply run cold water from a tap onto the lid, for instant depressurisation. works a charm :). So I don't know why yours takes so long, but I think it shouldn't . something seems wrong to me. As for recipes with a lot of prep time, yes that can be true of recipes, same as for slow cooking. However , certain things cook really fast with barely any prep e:g beetroot, pearl barley, lentils. I'm. a big advocate of pressure cookers as both a time and energy saver. Good luck and bon appetit :)
Think about why we praise people. It's to encourage them and others to continue doing good things.
I imagine that the simulation hypothesis is reversing the explanandum. Consciousness is already the simulation of the Universe. Asking if the universe is a simulation while using a simulation of the universe as your baseline creates a necessarily unfalsifiable question; Every aspect of what we term "reality" reduces to axioms that are inherently rooted in the conscious perception of our sensory apparatuses. Any experiment carried out can only affirm that yes, everything ultimately is a simulation, because it's already a more local simulation.

I want to be clear though that I still think that such experiments are fruitful as it creates a better understanding of how digital consciousness maps to the analog universe, but I don't think it will ultimately answer the questions that the authors think it does.
No. I think one of the issues of react is that even though is not a framework (do they still say that?) it is used as one. IMHO Vue 2 was a very good framework in as much as it hid away from the the miscellaneous and complexities of the browser and allowed you to focus on your app.

React doesn’t really try to do that and forces ones to work at one level lower of abstraction where I need to constantly be aware of JS single-threadedness, worry about state and propagation among a bunch of other things that have very little to do with the specific problem I’m trying to solve.

I’d pick Svelte or Vue, or even better, server-side rendering with some light js (i.e. alpine.js) sprinkled over
I've been unable to launch a fairly beefy machine (e2-custom-8-18432) in us-east4-c since yesterday evening.

I launch this machine via a schedule every day at 5pm.

Recently moved it from us-east4-a, as i had been seeing the errors there.

I've been using gcloud for a long time and until this month I've never had this error come up?

I'm even willing to reserve an instance, but will this help?
> We should be able to build entire web and cloud infrastructures by wiring components together visually

100%. I think this is the next wave of development. Back to the future.

> Not monkey about with YAML and JSON.

The key difference this time needs to be two-way sync between code and visual.

Having a serialized format (YAML/JSON) for wiring at some level is important though, but it should be easily modifiable by humans.

In the last wave, we left this two-way syncing behind. An example of this is XCode's NIB files and Interface Builder. NIB weren't designed for humans to modify so everything had to be done through IB which made certain things a pain, and created a lot of VCS churn.

I've been thinking about whether we can achieve a two-way syncing (text <-> diagram) visual programming interface by interacting with the AST of a (subset of) an imperative language and using data flow tracing (via code instrumentation).

I wonder what the minimal data structures needed are to represent most of configuration programming. Such as state machines, streams, graphs (dependency tracking).
The absolute cruelty of Musk through this whole process is astounding.

One has to assume he's like this at his other companies as well, which is absolutely shredding their reputation in my eyes.
Too bad the Mars colonization effort is just another Musk PR scam. It would have been great to eventually see that guy leave this planet and hopefully never return.
Statistical Rethinking is really well written https://xcelab.net/rm/statistical-rethinking/ .
My grandma absolutely loves watching (American) football.
Time to unionize.
Didn't post a link since it's not supposed to be an ad, but since somebody asked...

- https://words.hk - if you haven't heard of this yet, probably because the site is in Cantonese (yeah, this is a novel thing, a Cantonese-Cantonese dictionary...)

- https://cantowords.com - This is an English version recently launched this year. The page rank or whatever SEO thing isn't up to speed yet, so there's not a lot of page views for this one yet.
I was attempting to say it may be more convenient / less expensive for the vendor if all customers are forced to have self-service accounts rather than having to complain to manned customer service or via twitter or whatever.
There is no point in cruelty in civil societies. The man just seeks more and more power, abusing the others gives the feeling of it. That's sadism, in essence.
How to Connect Databricks Spark to ClickHouse
I spent a lot of time last month using Gigapixel (actually the improved version in their new Photo AI product) last month on dozens of images for my dad's memoir. There were a couple failures where the input image was just so blurry or low-res that it couldn't be saved, but Topaz significantly improved image quality while upscaling in 90+% of cases.
Who is judging the code not being satisfactory? Can we see example of the code in question? Can we also see examples of the code written by those who say other folk's code isn't satisfactory? In other words, are the evaluators even competent? Usually not.
What I’d really like to see on this page is more descriptive text. Mainly a description of what’s actually being done by the library. But also a section on when I should use idle-task over Partytown - https://partytown.builder.io/
> directly to your customer's smartphones on an app.

If this company requires an app for me to receive invoices and make payments, then this is a company I will no longer do business with.

> I just wanted to know if there's a need for such a product.

No.
Entirely in Latin, "videre" would not be the right corespondent verb for "scope" (from Greek "skopos"), but "spectare" (source of English "spectator"), so one could say in Latin "jovispectum" in the neuter gender (something that looks at Jupiter) or "jovispectus" in the masculine gender, though the latter would be more appropriate for the human who uses the instrument, not for the instrument.

An example of a real Latin word formed in the same way is "circumspectus" (someone who looks around) => English "circumspect", so one could say in English "jovispect".

Word compounds from a noun stem with the last vowel changed to "i" + a verbal stem + the thematic vowel, in either the masculine or the feminine gender, are numerous in Latin and formed from many verbs, not only from "ferre" and "gerere".

For example there are many animal names, e.g. sanguisuga (blood-sucker = leech), caprimulgus (goat-milker = nightjar), ossifraga (bone-breaker = bearded vulture), vipera (alive-baby-birth-giver = viper) and others. There are also some insulting names formed in this way in Latin, but those are NSFW, so you may try to guess them, as they also correspond in English to the pattern *-*er, like "blood-sucker".
It's almost like wealthy capitalists like the ideals of fascism. Weird considering fascism is the consolidation of corporate power. Never could have seen that one coming
person->eat(bread)
Less than half the population has decent geolocation by IP. Most people the IP address will only identify the country or even nothing at all.

Not much use if you want to search bakery's.
awesome library, I haven't seen this before. I just added it to my stable diffusion api service so you can query stable diffusion 2.0 if you don't GPUs setup currently: https://88stacks.com
I'm sure there were some unfair evaluations. Like, for example "terrible code" that's terrible because it was some attempt to add functionality or fix a bug in existing terrible code.
Ask HN: How’s the PinePhone?
I have been considering leaving the Apple ecosystem for quite some time, but I often fear there’s no real alternative. Google is every bit as bad (if not worse), and therefore it makes little sense to jump to Android. OTOH, the PinePhone appears to be a fully functional, if low spec, smart phone running GNU/Linux. I’ve not seen recent reviews or status reports from credible sources. Do any of you have knowledge about it and care to comment With your experience? How functional is it? How reliable is it? Do you miss any calls or texts for example? Battery life?
Fair points regarding eventually using redis; it is common. But we haven't had to reach for it yet and handle some light caching and background jobs right in Elixir.

As for monitoring, it's better than it used to be - Elixir's Telemetry library is pretty awesome. There's even some UIs built for it:

- https://elixirschool.com/blog/instrumenting-phoenix-with-liv...
- https://craft.mirego.com/2022-09-10-telemetry-ui
Prayers is not technically all we can do, we can push for more labor organization which would be able to prevent that type of mistreatment, among other things. We could also boycott Twitter.
Yeah, I know, but those are not the most streamlined ways of using Java nowadays, that’s why I didn’t highlight these parts as much (also, smartcards only run java ME, which is a subset of SE)
Many years ago there was confcache¹, that for a time was integrated in to portage via a FEATURES flag for Gentoo users. It wasn't particularly useful in the general case, and never really worked that well in practice. I don't recall the idea really taking off anywhere else, and I can't remember when it finally disappeared in Gentoo either(but it was a looooong time ago).

It was strictly a cache, it didn't run parallel checks or make any other attempts to improve the run time.

¹ The only source I've found right now is https://github.com/fxttr/confcache
You get more time as they get older, and in fact it is good for you to not spend as much time with them - they should be doing a lot on their own with other kids. Kicking them out of the house to go play is a wonderful thing to do, assuming you have an neighborhood that supports it. By the time they are 12 or so they start really not wanting to do a lot with their parents, and then by 15 or so it's hard to book any time with them! So just wait, you'll get time back eventually ;)
The ribbon is not a menu. Is a mess.
It can even show you keyboard shortcuts. Now if i could remember what Alt + 5 means.

Earlier you had Alt + f for file menu and the first letter of the command. But i think that was too easy.
If a 10 year-old somehow managed to get themselves legally emancipated (that's a crucial piece of context that you offered) AND had earned 10 billion dollars to sustain themselves for the rest of their lives then yes, absolutely without question. They have every moral right, and my full approval, to do whatever they want to with their one shot here on earth. I'm more than perfectly comfortable with it and it's none of my business.
I was super unimpressed with the 1.0 release of Photo AI; in particular, the sharpening was a LOT slower than standalone. But that's fixed now, and unless Topaz starts backporting the improved models to the standalone tools -- so far, they have not -- Photo AI will get you better results.
The problem is that the ability to self-promote is inversely proportional to the promotee mental health.

You could in theory put a white blanket on your head and pretend to be a Saudi Sheikh to pickup chicks at nightclubs but come showtime you’d not be able to get hard due to lack of self-confidence which brought you to lie in the first place, so what’s the point?

The best is to be able to put together a certain initial capital and just outsource self promotion.

Every person who handles their own self-promotion are people who have mental issues, especially in the tech world. Compare it with how chill are those who outsource such as musicians. Rappers nowadays or rockstars in the 80s. Their managers have to drag them kicking and screaming away from drugs and parties to do media and promotion
Thanks for the perspective, you are indeed right that I’ve never been “out there”.
If you have an Intel Mac with sufficient memory, it's totally possible to run it on-CPU as well.
One of the extensions that suspends idle tabs can protect me from this?
Jeesh, how expensive is power there? It would take me almost 15 years to get my money back on a solar/battery combo that is big enough to generally supply my electricity needs if I was at 100%.
The curse of dimensionality.
Having an above average income may be a necessary but is far from a sufficient condition to being able save up such a fund.

If you have above average income, most likely you will have above average outgoings, including on things you can't instantaneously cut like housing costs, car finance and school fees.

The only way I managed to create savings is by earning like a wealthier person but living like a less wealthy one, but there's a social cost to this course of action.
It's these steps:

- go to pugins section and activate the contour lines plugin

- then go to download maps and load the contour lines data for your region

- go to configure map and check the show contour lines option

I think you need the f-droid Version or the paid pro Playstore version or the subscription. Please note that this will only show marked contour lines and not interpolate/estimate the elevation for any point. So you need to search for the next line and get your own idea what that means for the specific location. Not ideal for very flat areas with sparse contour lines.

For the current position you can show GPS elevation (settings, configure screen, widgets)
The chances are, geotracking or not google knows a lot about you and this just adds on to the data.
Obviously it was put there by NPCs infected with the woke mind virus to hold back the inconvenient truths the establishment doesn't want us to know! We must burn it down immediately, then burn down everything else! It's the only way to be sure, the only way to be free.
There was a GUI at some point - in an old rarely used OS - that allowed you to use point and click to connect the output of one text box into a form field.

Found it. Doesn't work quite how I expected it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pipeline_(software)#Pipelines_...
> The absolute cruelty of Musk through this whole process is astounding.

That is by design. There is a mindset were powerful people feels that they need to show up their power, otherwise why do they have it? That is one of the reasons inequality causes many illnesses in society as the rich few feel the need to be cruel on people with less power. If it was not Musk it would be someone else.
Not in my country - unless your ISP is in the business of selling customer PII to advertisers (coughvirgincough) your IP geolocation will often be a completely different city.

Of course, personally if I wanted to search for nearby bakeries on my phone I'd have just opened the google maps app....
I look forward to reading this, but

> Bash is powerful and always available

As someone who often works with Alpine Linux, this is an annoyingly popular myth.
Can I use this app to suggest issues? In one of my projects I found a bunch of buildings that have either the wrong direction or the wrong coordinates. Think "Random street 1, 2 and 4 are next to each other, but Random street 3 is 500m away". But since it's a city I don't live in I can't go there in person and confirm.