skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure. But it's $15 to run an instance on Linode and it's not too hard. If you can't do it you can probably find someone else who can. I don't think it defeats the purpose since separate instances is the basic idea.
Who do you see using this?
It seems odd to me they had a pound of C4 laying around!

I suppose it's a demolition charge for deactivating bombs?
Semaglutidonomics
I don't know how you can root for Intel. Until AMD made it's comeback Intel charged premium prices for very low performance improvement generation after generation.

Intel is still the primary CPU on most laptops produced today; and only in the last 6-12 months I've started seeing some options to buy AMD powered laptops.

Even ignoring that Intel's vPRO/ME implementation is still scarier (potentially more invasive) than the somewhat equivalent AMD "feature".
I would estimate they were doing just fine even if they had yet to perfect digital temperature control.
Thanks, I will look at that, perhaps it can complement ldd3.
Here are three specifically interesting things about Takahē:

1. The "multiple domains" feature. I'm running my own Mastodon instance right now purely so I can have my simonwillison.net domain as my identifier there (and protect myself from losing my identifier if the server I am using shuts down). This feels pretty wasteful! I'd much rather be able to point my domain at a Takahē instance shared with some of my friends, each with their own domains for it.

2. It's a Django app that's taking full advantage of the async features that have been added in the most recent releases of that framework. Async is a perfect match for ActivityPub due to the need to send thousands of outbound HTTP requests when publishing a message. And Takahē creator Andrew Godwin is the perfect person to build this because he's been driving the integration of async into Django for the past four years: https://www.aeracode.org/2018/06/04/django-async-roadmap/

3. The way it handles task queueing is super interesting. I've not fully got my head around it yet but it's the part of the codebase called Stator and it's modeled on things like the Kubernetes reconciliation loop - Andrew wrote a bit more about that here: https://www.aeracode.org/2022/11/14/takahe-new-server/ - Stator code is here: https://github.com/jointakahe/takahe/blob/main/stator/runner...
Toaster ovens are too low power and don’t have enough convection still, at least for my use case. I roasted chicken just last night, and got a beautiful golden crust with a thoroughly cooked interior… you can’t do that with a typical toaster oven!

My air fryer has a toaster oven form factor[1]. The fan is much more powerful however and it has extra heating elements. Otherwise it literally is a toaster oven with convection, even says so in the name!

Conceptually all of these are very similar, it’s just the balance of heating power and fan speed that make the difference, though marginal it may be from an engineering design standpoint.

Typical air fryers have a basket design[2] that helps with splatter control, but they are otherwise again the same.

1 - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CXM33MD/

2 - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R6KMBQT/
Thanks for starting it! I dabbled with Ubuntu, Debian and SUSE in highschool and would occasionally see things from the Arch Wiki when troubleshooting problems. Learned about its philosophy when at a highschool computing competition and my team captain was raving about one of our opponents using Arch.

Started a CS degree the following year, and I decided I wanted to take Linux more seriously, so I wiped Windows off my laptop and threw Arch on it to force myself to learn, and it's been my daily driver now for the last decade!
x16, you mean :D
Middle management idiocracy has taken over to “create jobs” everywhere.
It's quite simple, you take a clear eyed look at the problems in the world and you say, "I don't need to accept this, this can and should be fixed." You'll no doubt encounter people saying silly stuff like you cited, because some people operate on the basis of "the most cynical take is the correct one;" you ignore these people and continue to focus on the problems at hand. Similar to how, if you want to start a business, there are likely people in your life who will shoot down every idea that you have; you stop asking those people for advice.
No, they don't. You can absolutely run ActionCable with the postgres adapter in your main rails app server and require no additional services.

Edit: this is also why I mentioned GoodJob, it supports the full ActiveJob API (delays, retries, etc), even comes with a nice Web UI, and it only requires Postgres.
Is it possible to only show recommendations for my own store’s products?
>Junk foods will extend your dollar further

That's just not true. People who live in actually impovrished countries don't eat junk food; they eat rice and eggs. The US has a %40 obesity rate. That doesn't come from "extending your dollar." Poorer people have an even higher obesity rate on average in the US. That doesn't suddenly mean that "junk food will extend your dollar further."

What we really need is to limit food stamps (or SNAP, EBT, whatever name) to healthier options. Junk food and fast food may be easier but becoming obease is a terrable financial decision which will increase medical cost, may cause diabetes, drain evergy ect. all which have a disproportionate effect on poorer people. I don't blame people for taking the faster and tastier option but the government should not allow food stamps to buy soda, doughnuts ect. in place of cheap eggs, rice and beans.
Hadrian's wall?
I'm not so sure about that. If storage gets cheap enough and can be made of sustainable materials, everyone will have a MWh sized battery in the basement.
just a month ago someone posted group travel with strangers here on HN
Anyone who is trying to invade your privacy is going to do DPI.

My prosumer grade harder does DPI without any issue.
I would like to have a tool that does it the other way around. Audio to a somewhat cohesive article.
The hard bit of solving them is usually the algorithm though - when you know that you can code it in anything.
The article itself isn’t much better:

If space is made of entanglement, then the puzzle of quantum gravity seems much easier to solve: instead of trying to account for the warping of space in a quantum way, space itself emerges out of a fundamentally quantum phenomenon.
Kudos to the Bezos-owned Post for openly criticizing Amazon.
I don’t see why you wouldn’t just spend the $21.99 and get the Amazon’s Choice one and be done with it? It’s like you’re looking to be annoyed in a situation that you could be done with in 5 minutes.
Did the internet replace the American dream?
Read other responses and actually think about it :)))))))
“But it doesn’t appear he even understands why this invention is interesting”

Thing is, it’s not interesting.
Wow, this guy is a moron.
Because they're required to save almost half the spaces for women, but they don't have to save almost have the spaces for men.

Women will be aggressively recruited to fill the mandatory slots. Not worth looking for men at all, you don't need them unless they happen to be so good it's worth burning a slot on one.
I'm not comparing with the others because I don't have experience with them, but https://invoke-ai.github.io/InvokeAI/ is great, with an easy install and active development.
I agree this is horrible.

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Rclone is 10 years old today
Statistically speaking there's assuredly at least 1 person in this whole fiasco that lost most to all of their life savings, stolen from them, by this guy.

This is an extreme form of violence, not physical but definitely psychological, your whole life of work savings was wiped out and taken by this guy.

Holding the view you hold is why white-collar crimes are viewed so leniently compared to what you'd call violent crimes. Just because the effects of it are more abstracted away doesn't make them lesser, people might commit suicide over this. They might never recover the amount of money lost for the rest of their lifetime. It's a perpetual torture for those who got the shortest end of the stick. How is that non-violent?
<<I really don't think you understand what being in a life-or-death situation does to normal, mentally sound people.

I absolutely accept that life or death situations have an immediate and huge impact on anyone ( edit: maybe with exceptions of true psychopaths, but how rare those are is hard to accurately estimate it seems ). There is zero argument about that. However, my argument is not that it does not have an impact. My argument is that their life being threatened and them having to make a decision that happens to involve them physically is better for a society as a whole in an abstract than a remotely controlled AR-15 on wheels, because this is where the this argument is logically headed. My argument is: pick your poison. I am saying: send a human in.

Because, and here is the kicker, the moment cops start using those, you can rest assured it will not stay in those hands exclusively as people adapt to new normal ( edit: I do not want to spell those out on a public forum for fear of giving people ideas, but I am sure you can think of some ways this arms race could escalate further ). Unless this is the goal ( further destabilization of society ), in which case that is a really good approach.

<<Getting an officer's skin in the game doesn't make them think about what they're doing.

Maybe some clarification is needed on my point. The moment an officer is walking on the street, their skin is in the game literally and figuratively. It is their job to be visible arm of the law and confirm to the general population that the rules are, in fact, being enforced. If they are not considering what they are doing, maybe this is not a career for them.

<< I would even go as far to say that the trait is probably concerning from a psychological standpoint and the pool of people you would reliably find it in would raise some eyebrows, too.

I am willing to agree and it goes back to my previous point. It is not a job for everyone.

Note. I am saying all this with cops in my extended family. I do not want them to die. I do not want expansion of police state either. Some balance is required. That balance is not achieved with gun toting robots - whether they are remote controlled or not.
The cynic in me thinks this is an attempt to get an ownership foothold in a potential European “super league”. There’s been attempts for some of the rich/big clubs in Europe to start a breakaway league instead of playing in national leagues . Owning one of the biggest clubs around could give Apple a leg up in the rights to air matches on Apple TV+.
There is no english government, so no english government debt exists either. And as I said debt isn't included in those figures.

And since you're now tacitly admitting I was right, I think we're done. Good luck with independence. Hopefully I am wrong and Scotland suddenly becomes a productive economic region...
If you burn dozens of kilo-watts, and it's not just you but many others too, and you're all doing it in a way that harms society / the global population much more than it benefits us all, it very much is my and everyone's business.

(Or, in other words: It's my lighter, and I'm paying for the gasoline, so why is it any business of yours what I'm setting on fire with it?)
My larger point is that this is a general human problem, not a science-specific one. Voters listen to the flashy corrupt demagogue politician who speaks to emotions, not the boring one who speaks in nuance and works transparently. In dating people complain about the other gender being shallow and overlooking deeper values. On TV, people watch garbage reality shows so those make the most money. On YouTube, people click thumbnails with obnoxious facial expressions so those win out. In the movies the safe bet is to churn out films from the same franchises as before (not unlike the scientist who barely changes things between papers).

It's not gonna change, one has to learn to accept it and to adapt to it.
A lot of time (runtime and profiling/optimization) is spent here on looking up variables by name at runtime. Even in an AST, you can fully resolve variable references at parse time to an integer index into the environment/stack. You typically want to resolve them, anyway, so you can catch references to undefined variables.
That a percentage of total funds is put into stuff like that isn't surprising, to avoid too much hyperfocus on what we know.

What percentage of the overall budget do you think it is?
Also a person that doesn't care about ever being published in "approved" journals, magazines, etc.
The head diver that he called a pedo wanted the sub? Why the conflict then?
> all Proof of Work does [---] similar to a lottery

It's a probabilistic distributed rate limiter to speed up information convergence in a gossip system. I agree it's a wasteful way of deciding what your VCS' HEAD is.
It has become impossible to find certain products on Amazon unless I know the exact name of it already, instead it will show me multiple pages of garbage that does not even belong to the same category. Often times Amazon will refuse to show me the product I am looking for, going as far as not even list it in the 3-4 pages of results, as if it did not exist. Then I go and enter the exact name and suddenly it shows up, but even then it is often not even among the first results...
Eyeing the price graph of that 3060, it might be "commonplace" among the population that built a gaming PC in the last couple months, or went all-out in the past ~1.5 years (availability not taken into account).

Most people I know don't have a desktop in the first place, and on average I wouldn't guess that desktop users build a new one more often than once every ~4 years. And that's among people who build their own; if you buy pre-built, you have to spend a lot extra to get those top of the line specs.

It's possible to now go out and buy this on a whim if you have a tech job or equivalent salary, though.
Thanksgiving is one of my fav holidays.

This year my boys and I are traveling out of state to a waterpark just to try something different.
A small rant about being poor* and food.

Healthy, tasty food is cheap. It really, truly is. If you have a smartphone, you can learn how to make cheap, tasty and filling food. And you can afford it.

Here's what you can't afford: the time, the equipment, the space. Can't buy frozen meats because the freezer is broken. Or it's small. Or it's already full of your flatmates shite that they've had in there for 15 months and never going to eat. Same with the fridge, you can't shop for a week (but you wouldn't anyway because you don't have a car) because it's already full of your f**ing flatmates rotting, half eaten yogurts, rancid meats and leftovers. So you buy what you have to eat for a day, today.

Also you're tired because your commute was 80 minutes on two buses, each way. And your feet hurt anyway because you stand or walk for 7 hours every day. And your back hurts.

But even if you weren't tired and in pain, you don't have a chopping board, or a knife that isn't blunt as a spoon, or pan that isn't rusty, or a large cast iron cooking pot. You have whatever random collection of burnt, greasy, mouse dropping covered (Yay London!) weird iron pots were in the cupboard when you moved in. And why buy anything nice? Your flatmates will use it, not wash it, scrape off sauces with metal cutlery on a non stick pan (really!) and generally mistreat anything there. And you have exactly one working hot plate left and even that's got dodgy heat.

Rant over.

The Capex (equipment, use of a large, working kitchen) for cooking healthy is expensive. The time Opex for cooking healthy is expensive. The human willpower for cooking healthy is expensive. The ingredients, however, are not. Neither, actually, are the skills and knowledge of how to do it.

* minimum wage UK in London, no ability to get credit.
What does a revolt look like? People can live in unimaginable conditions and not revolt. The idea that if things get bad enough "people" are going to do something about it can just occur to someone that hasn't seen enough of the world.
Karma will make it happen
Or maybe Musk has different goals. Anyway there is no need for you to be (I hope)purposefully obtuse...
You're probably noticing the newest sampler, which also works with 1.5.
Solid Ethernet cabling should generally only be used on permanent building cable that never move. Stranded should be used on patch cables and cables that get moved around. Beyond being more difficult to handle, regular movement will break solid copper, often leading to intermittent connectivity.
Java used to require JVM to be present on the system, which was fine for monolithic server running a single Java application (were Java succeeded), but not for end user applications.

Now self-contained apps are becoming a thing, which solves the problem Java apps had in the past.
What Is a Singularity?
And sometimes the machine generated product descriptions seem to have gone live seemingly without someone that speaks English giving them a once-over:

https://imgur.com/a/kvvO7dM
Ask HN: Which smartphone can I also use like a computer in 2022
My old smart phone finally died and need to buy a new one.

Spending 1200+ on a iPhone is really painful but I am ok with it if I must. However I am more interested in solutions that allow me to use my phone as a computer too. Light computing is the need: browsing, emails, google docs, gsheets, photos (not editing in photoshop).

If I can do the above with an iPhone that would be great but I know apple will never let that happen - alteast not in the near future, why sell one device that does it all when they can "force" you into buying multiple.

I currently have 1 iPhone, 1 iPad and 1 MacBook Air and would like to be lighter on devices. with these devices, I have specialized use cases, iPhone serves as my ultimate information device. goes everywhere with me and allows me to access my information and worlds knowledge in a pinch. iPad(pro) is largely for reading, I like the large screen vertical form factor when reading reports, magazines articles. MacBook Air is for when I need to higher bandwidth between my thoughts and hands..extremely hard to type fast on the iPhone and even when you get a bluetooth keyboard attached the screen is two small to do things.

Ideally mybest setup would be to have largish phone (6.7inch type or fold) for 60-70% of my use cases and the other 30-40 can be covered by me able to plugin my phone to monitor (which I can keep horizontal for everyday computing and vertical for reading)

Would like to hear what options I have today.

Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving to those in the US!
I don't think it works with anaconda on any OS.
Woah, digg still exists?

Oh, it's garbage now. Neat.
Since hierarchies are usually exponentially shrinking in headcount towards the top, this shouldn't have a significant impact numerically right?
I remember what people in 90s were talking about the future of internet. All the crazy ideas and how it will solve everything in a crazy way. But yet we are here, using internet in a completely different way (I mean, nobody were talking about Tiktok back then, right?). But even more people were saying that internet have no use case and no future. That's normal for every disrupting technology, it doesn't just directly applies to the existing things, but brings something new instead.
Want to +1 to this. I’ve struggled with weight my whole life. I bounce back and forth, but every time I’ve lost significant weight (30-50lbs) it was through intermittent fasting.

I actually did take semaglutide recently just to try it. What it does is make you not hungry or have cravings. It was working, but I stopped because of the side effects. I was constantly queasy for 2-3 days after injection and My workouts were interrupted due to those stomach pains. I stopped and am just going to start intermittent fasting post the holidays.

Some people don’t have side effects so it may be worth it for you.
Thanks, those are all good suggestions. I think best I can do is research the best/updated content on all the important subsystems and read those. Reading/writing code takes a lot more time than reading someome else describe how the systems work.
Similar experience here. Sedentary lifestyle but on a 20/4 intermittent fasting schedule without any effort towards calorie restriction I've lost around 30lbs in 4 months. I've struggled in the past with calorie restrictions because it introduces a complex negotiation into my life, every calorie matters and I must consider the value of the enjoyment of a donut today vs. the discomfort I'll feel the next day because I'll be running on donuts instead of a healthy meal... but with intermittent fasting, I have a very simple rule: no food before 3pm and no food after 7pm. During that time I can eat whatever I want, which naturally gravitates towards good food because that's what my body craves after fasting, most days, but on days where I feel compelled to eat an entire pizza, so be it, that's fine, I don't have to think about it, I just eat the pizza (and something healthy too). I think it would be physically impossible for me to gain weight on this 20/4 schedule.
A Few Examples of Lisp Code Typography (2013)
The big elephant in the rooms of Mastodon moderation
I surface it only to highlight that these critical pieces of infrastructure don’t get built or paid for magically. Someone had to eat the cost and time.

Electrify America only built theirs because the US gov required it as part of the Dieselgate settlement.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/10/vws-2-billion-penalty-for-di...

This is not to say Tesla is without fault, it is to say if you want to build and sell EVs you should have to contribute to the shared capital costs instead of spending that revenue on share buybacks or other shareholder enrichment mechanisms.
This guy isn't a lifter though, and 235lbs at 160lbs bodyweight is really good for someone who isn't.
I'll leave aside "the transaction was fraudulently approved" for the moment. I can see a possible, if naïve, thought process being "It's a tiny bank, hedge and crypto do absurd types of silly transactions, let's let them burn their cash since they think yolo with their own money."
mmmmm… consuming the flesh of a once living being… delectable
Yes. Also the advice to scrimp assumes there is a way that the person will ever NOT be poor/in poverty, and that isn't true for some/most poor people.

I'm a disabled American who is the breadwinner for myself and another disabled person. Saving would punish us: My sister would lose her health care and I would lose the financial assistance I get for my MS meds. Even if I make more money, it's all going to medical costs, so what's the point?
Anti establishment would be celebrated in the west for example when we celebrate women being anti establishment in Iran.
Thanks for the correction and explanation.
Things 3 Black Friday Sale (2022)
I’ve lost 100+ lbs four times in my life. Ready to do it again but looking for something to help make it stick.
Bad:

- Fake products, including outrageously a Delonghi coffee machine (paint came off the buttons after a few days and then the machine just broke).
- Chinese crap with brand names that sound computer generated
- Here in EU you'll get some product descriptions in the wrong languages (Polish, Italian ... on the .fr domain), or images that have Chinese text on them.

Good

- The refurbished / Amazon warehouse stuff is great. Just bought 2x 27" computer screens at a price far, far lower than what any other shop was offering. Same for a PS4 a couple years back. Looking at doing the same for a television. Who cares it the remote doesn't have batteries or some cable is missing. No other store here in EU comes close to the prices Amazon has.