skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Curiously, 2.4ghz light corresponds to microwaves which is actually long wavelength low energy light. If you have a video stream on while the microwave oven is turned on you'll notice large enough interference to disconnect your stream.

The fact that water absorbs 2.4ghz light is what enables microwave ovens to heat water in the first place. So while it's an inconvenient property during dives, it's very convenient in the kitchen.
USDA has been trying and failing for decades to make a visual aid that accurately communicates the balance of a healthy diet. and they ban foods that people in other countries have eaten for 1000 years (while allowing them for pets). they are both inaccurate and overly conservative with nutrition and health guidance
Not in my case. Been using the best masks I can get my hands on (KN95 from late summer 2020, switching to N95 last spring when those started to become available. Surgical and cloth masks have basically been cosplay since at least delta.
I think it is a great idea! Sharing files is something people still struggle with. WebRTC's NAT Traversal also could help people connect without fiddling with network settings.

A few projects exist to share files with WebRTC, but I don't know how easy they are to deploy etc...
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You could give simple, logical, concrete definition of 'decentralised actor' and show the concept isn't gibberish. If you can't come up with anything, maybe you have to concede that it is gibberish.
A month ago, I got the same symptoms I got after getting vaxed (I got AstraZeneca, Biontech, and Moderna) just a bit more intense. Only took like 4 days and it was gone.

Did some tests but never got a positive result.
with some additional coding on top, smaller models like GPT2 and BERT can produce decent summaries, a few summaries per minute depending on your target quality.
> Companies don't do anything. People do. The individuals who make up any Fortune 100 company most likely do want to do the right thing individually, but communication at scale is really hard which leads to all kinds of unintended consequences.

Maybe the majority of the worker bees.

The people who make decisions have a fiduciary obligation to maximize shareholder profits.
I got it in June this year for the first time. (It must have been when I was at work as this was a period where I did little other than wake up and go to work.)

I'm still masking and even wearing gloves and otherwise taking any/all precautions to not get it again. The anti-vax around me seem to have all gotten it multiple times. (They would likely report they never had it despite whether or not they owned up to it at the time they were sick.)
there is no poll option for "caught it and died" :\
I like to think of it as nature's way of telling me not to do it so often.
I've absolutely had a borderline psychedelic experience from hot sauce. I keep a bottle of Flatline (https://pepperpalace.com/products/the-end-flatline-hot-sauce) around for anyone who talks a big game about hot sauce.

It's not even hot in the normal sense. It doesn't burn your mouth. But swallow an eyedropper of it, and you are in for an hour long ordeal. Milk and water does nothing. Your entire body will tingle and sweat, and you will feel confused and disoriented like a high dosage of antihistamines. It completely changed my conception of what capsaicin can do to you.
The power dynamic between China and Apple doesn't get enough attention. Apple needs China, but China doesn't need Apple.

There are few if any places capable of manufacturing the amount of products China does for Apple, especially at the price. China is also an enormous market to Apple.

I don't agree with the treatment of protestors or the use of technology to surveil its citizens, but the bottom line is that in China, China calls the shots. Apple can either get in line or manufacture its phones elsewhere.
Does it? I couldn't find any documentation on those features, if you have links to any documentation that doesn't require going through their servers I'd love to see it since I've been looking for something just like that. Everything I have found, even for querying a single devices, requires making a request to swd.weatherflow.com via an internet connection.

EDIT:
I was eventually able to find this: https://apidocs.tempestwx.com/reference/tempest-udp-broadcas...

So it is possible to get the data locally, but it seems like they are pretty strongly discouraging its use.
I feel like stupid is at least quantifiable. We just tolerate a lot of stupid.
Oh, I would like myself a massive push for PWA apps!
Skylake-X is a processor that's 7 years old. Intel's first implementation always kinda sucks, but the newer implementations have no such restrictions.

Its all about AMD Zen4 or Xeon Ice Lake+, which has no clock reduction and no overheads.
I'm sick to death of seeing these corporations pretending to care about human rights, then doing stuff like this

Or pretending to care about the environment, then forcing people to buy new devices (with packaging) instead of repairing the ones they already own

Or pretending to care about privacy, then scanning local files for "undesirable content" (it doesn't matter what the content is, once the infra is there, it's there to stay)

If there's one thing I've learned, it's that whenever a corporation says something that sounds good, it's probably a lie.

The only thing that will ever force Apple's hand with regard to this human rights issue is legislation, they've lost the right to trust long ago
To my downvoters, since I can no longer edit: I've been corrected that the rule is integer division has no side effects except for dividing by zero. This was not the rule my parent poster stated.
It's very hard to pull manufacturing out of China.

No other nation has the combination of infrastructure, production networks, human capital, affordable energy, investment financing. I've long been fascinated by productive eco-systems -- how do they arise, what can destroy them, but suffice it to say that they are magical things. They often spring up out of nowhere, as a result of historical accidents, and then many try to duplicate them, usually without success. Lots of municipalities think they can create a new silicon valley in their dilapidated downtown areas if they throw in a few bike lanes, smoothie bars, and lofts -- and what happens is similar to Polynesian cargo cults, where you have bamboo air traffic control towers erected hoping that planes would arrive. Apple's failed attempts to move production to India should be an object lesson in how irreplaceable Chinese manufacturing is. Many Americans, which prize IP and design, yet are confused about manufacturing and insist it's just grunt work anyone can do, can't really fathom how uniquely productive Chinese manufacturing is compared to the rest of the world, and how difficult it is to matching even a fraction of that productivity.

New productive ecosystems will need to arise to replace it -- and it will eventually happen somewhere, but it's not going to happen on a corporate schedule and in locations you control. Similarly, attempts to "reshore" production to the U.S. are also doomed to failure. We do not have those manufacturing ecosystems anymore.

The productive ecosystems that sprung up in China are truly unique and stand along side the Ruhr valley, Silicon Valley, Detroit in its heyday, as world class ecosystems. You can't just move to another place and hope to get anywhere near the same productivity.
Come on, zubairq must be kidding. This is not good for crypto or bitcoin. What problem were we fixing again with crypto?
Even with an AOSP rom, can't the same thing happen here? "Nearby Share" seem to require Google Play store functionality: https://support.google.com/files/answer/10514188?hl=en#zippy...

I suppose the alternative AOSP rom wouldn't even have "Nearby Share" as a feature? I suppose in that case you could use some other protocol/service that wasn't bound to Google (maybe Briar?).
I liked Facebook when it just told me what my friends were doing. I don't want a "news feed" from a social network.

I have the completely un-researched and un-backed opinion that Twitter changing its prompt from "What are you doing?" to "What's happening?" in 2009 has had an unappreciated, oversized negative affect on the world.
I used the same Matter.js for a game project I was working on and I would definitely not consider it a scientific physics simulation. It eventually got the job done for my 2d golfing game with some workarounds and I appreciate having a JS first physics simulation library, but it was a bit buggy even for some pretty simple scenarios.

Doesn't seem like it's getting regular updates to the core physics anymore despite a lot of open issues and pull requests (although I do see two very minor git commits from this calendar year).
Wheat has far less value per square meter. Haven't run the math, but generally the higher the value of the good, the more viable growing it indoors is.

Shouldn't need a very large warehouse to grow a meaningful amount of beef. Presumably the lifecycle/turnover on that square footage is much faster too
Truth. And it's not just apple, on android we (U.S.) get a "water gun" for gun and no emoji shows up when you search for rifle.
But options are so complicated and boring. Can I just pay you to pick the best one for me?
Airdrop uses a combination of bluetooth and wifi and does work with Airplane mode enabled.
wow this poll shows how many standard deviations the hackernews audience is away from the norm
That would be nice, right?

Unfortunately, <queue some made up story from Apple's PR team about how some soldier's lives were saved by limiting AirDrop time to exactly 10 minutes>.
https://archive.ph/QvhVa
Except the original hamster dance, which doesn't display correctly
Awesome project, congrats!
Played with it for a few minutes after fighting with some pip issues. Unfortunately I was looking at playing im with the French TTS, but it is not that great yet. Setting this aside and definitely revisiting it in a few months.
I'll do it forever at the grocery store or any other place that has lots of people. I do plan on going to a maskless social weekend soon with a half dozen buddies, but everyone there will have up to date vaccinations and be tested
I was just able to doom scroll Elon's feed back into October, so maybe it's only enabled on some accounts?
unvaxed, unmasked, untested, uninfected, unbothered
There are a lot of foot guns, like ObservableObject and @Published causing views that reference the object (even if they don't use it in any way) to be re-rendered that cause issues. And even Apple can't figure it out, which can be seen from the Ventura System Settings performance.

SwiftUI is nice for small apps and demos. But as soon as you add persistence, or try and do anything advanced the complexity balloons and you need to understand it completely. I think SwiftUI is just a bad abstraction with a lot of accidental complexity. It makes drawing much easier/faster for developers but all the state management stuff has become very difficult.
> subvert California's high-speed rail project.

HSR is doing a fine job subverting itself. Even if it completes in the optimistic case of 20 years, autonomous electric vehicles are likely to be mainstream. Some possibility of electric planes capable of the SFO/LAX route. With CA's push to renewables and electric vehicles, CO2 differences aren't likely to matter.

HSR will be the slower, lower end, option at a higher price just like Amtrak is now.
Not that it proves anything, but here's a S.O. post from yesterday...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74593657/dsnacics-stored...

Compared to other stacks/platforms, it may seem a dearth, but given the number of programmers working in that area (and as others here have pointed out, given the very different nature of mainframe programming in general), it's no so surprising that there's relatively little info that's searchable on the public internet.
TBH I'm still frequently surprised by not being able to find information about a particular error I'm getting with a particular API that I would have thought was in relatively common use even in the C#/.NET world!
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Same here, I’ve simply written them off.

The sad thing is the next generation never sees what’s been taken from them, and our absence merely solidifies the new norm.
Pretty much the same story for our family.

Covid wasn't really any worse than the flu for us, but the following week or two after getting Covid we got hit with something way worse. Unsure if it was just Covid in a lingering state, or whether our daughter brought home something new from school. Whatever it was kicked our butts.

We're all still in a hazy state ever since. Having trouble waking in the mornings, thinking straight, sometimes even forgetting where we are. I guess this is what they're calling "long covid"?
I thought the days of prefacing vendor headers with "X-" were long over.
Early in the pandemic, covid was much worse than the common flu.
you may sometimes prefer to, in other occasions need to, but certainly do not always HAVE to declare bankruptcy to do a restructuring :)
As you can read, I chose to share a selection of quick-to-implement actions Founders can do. Declaring bankruptcy certainly doesn't fit those criteria.
I'm learning SwiftUI now and would love to talk shop with other SwiftUI and Swift developers. IS there a discord channel, a Twitter group and or something where Swift developers hang out and or follow?

Overall love to find a mixture of a tutor and someone to help (hire) me build one of my many super crazy (lol) ideas while I learn through developing it together.
Yes. Double-vaxxed, no booster. Got omicron when everyone was getting omicron. Had an awful day when I thought I might be dying, and was too weak to keep my head raised. Went in for urgent care the next day although the extreme weakness seemed to be clearing out, they test everyone for covid; had covid. Didn't feel anything like a cold or flu symptom (not a cough or a sneeze) until the next day, which ended up maxing out at the level of a mild cold.

It seems like I was completely laid out by the immune reaction to the virus, not the actual virus, which was a pussycat after the over-attention from my internal defense force. Still assuming that was what "viral fatigue" feels like, and what (non-malingering) chronic fatigue sufferers live with every day. Also suspect that the next step after the feeling of fatigue I had would have been the covid-related organ failure that everyone used to talk about, i.e. the "cytokine storm."
I'd love my own personal machine learning filter/ranking algorithm.
South Korea has almost zero food waste. Here’s what the US can learn
The operating system is not the missing part of the puzzle. There are plenty of FOSS operating systems already.

The missing part of the puzzle is that phones are much more than an OS. To get a phone, you need an SOC, baseband, drivers, regulatory approval, manufacturing, etc. Those are the missing parts.

I think it's a pretty futile effort to make a completely open phone. Even the richest companies on the planet outsource much of the above. Pretty much every previous effort to make an open phone has failed to make much of anything open beyond the OS, let alone all of it.
Everything starts somewhere. I believe Chandler Carruth is leading the project so that means non-trivial resources are being dedicated to it. Their timeline is also fairly aggressive.
Yeah Gmail’s spam filter has been seriously lacking lately.

What I do is find a phrase I’d never expect to see in any legit email, then set up a filter to delete those emails. You can harden it by using quotes in the filter for an exact match (to avoid false positives). You could also just archive if you’re worried about losing stuff. This has worked pretty well for me.
As someone who is perfectly content with the massive variety of non-meat food out there - discovering more all the time - it is amusing to see all the hoops people are jumping to make lab grown meat a reality.

Maybe in the not too distant future, meat from slaughter will be banned, lab-grown meat will be the only legal source, and then marketed as an essential source of nutrition by every outlet that stands to gain from the consumption of meat.

Sometimes the best way to not lose is to not play at all.
Pressing one button seems pretty easy to me. You used to have to press the ctrl+shift+S chord.

Alternatively, you could mouse over and click file -> save as or press Alt -> f -> a.
Thank you for sharing in this forum and starting this thread!
There is no shortage of people hoping and dreaming about relationships.

The number of people willing to move out of their comfort zone to make a good relationship possible - of any type - is much smaller.
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I still haven't caught. Vaxed 4 times, traveled internationally over the Pacific twice since the pandemic started first time during delta wave and second time more recently and have traveled domestically 3 times.
While true, it is still easier to write shader code than trying to understand the low level details of SIMD and similar instruction sets, that are only exposed in a few selected languages.

Even JavaScript has easier ways to call into GPU code than exposing vector instructions.
Got it through my preschool-aged daughter around last Christmas (2021), shortly after first booster. Everybody else in my family got it and tested positive (wife, son, daughter, parents in law) but strangely I never tested positive. I have to assume I had it though, since I had the exact same symptoms as my wife at the exact same time.
So, you created your account to *checks notes* post transphobic nonsense on HN?

Ignoring the lack of relevance, the title suggests a fact, when the piece it a matter of opinion. Whether you like it or not, sex and gender are not the same, and -- given you're making a UK focus -- you should consider that being trans isn't anything new, the Equality Act hasn't been a problem for the last 22 years, and you're just trying to stir up vitriol and hatred because of your absolutist and blinkered views -- all while FWIW claim they're neither "bigoted" or "transphobic" -- for folk whose singular internet trope is the "adult human female" definition, you seem to miss out on the definition of those other two words...

If you're going to be disingenuous, at least say something that is of relevance, and promotes discourse.

You cry about trans women being described as women, but you don't seem to have the same vitriol for attacking and denying trans men, or non-binary trans folks -- strange, that(!)

If you're going to complain about people being failed by the press, look at how trans people have been failed: https://edition.cnn.com/2021/10/09/uk/uk-trans-rights-gender...

Heck, look at how much trans people have been dismissed by political hopefuls in the hopes of not attracting flak from your lot, claiming that accepting trans people exist, and their existences are valid, is somehow "anti-women." Nonsense.
You have a valid point. But as a person who has worked in industrial automation, and also the military, yeah automatic murder is probably 50x easier than preventing human bodily harm.

Just having machinery around people is inherently dangerous.

But aside from complex concepts, The mine for example, is potentially one of the first Automated Killing devices, and is notoriously good at it.

Integrating technology into simple killing devices isn't very difficult compared to keeping people safe from harm. And while I agree that there are plenty of good ways to stop automated killing devices, you have to make big sacrifices to stop them, and that's another point to be made about this unique situation.

You either have to outpace your opponents technology, or be willing to fight without some or all of your own, because when you start introducing stuff like what you listed above, you can no longer use your own systems of defense, which then makes you vulnerable to other conventional forms of attack, giving the advantage to the technologically superior team.

In my opinion 'Terminator' might not be 10 years away, but automated killing devices are already in the field, and they aren't being reported on because they are classified. You would not believe the money and effort that goes into recovery of physical assets (working and destroyed) that are in theatre.
5) No symptoms, never tested.
> In a panic, Kovner threw the bag of arsenic into the sea.

I will refrain from eating fish next time I'm in France.
I love this template - what is it?
Great question! We specifically started with connectors/plugins to cloud infrastructure providers and other infrastructure vendors - This is why most of our users migrated and/or compared us to the tools specified here (https://www.cloudquery.io/docs/cq-vs-others/overview).

There are no connectors for AWS, GCP, Azure in FiveTran, Airbyte, Meltano but as we extend the number of our source plugins I believe this question will come up more and we will add those products as well to our comparison list.

The protocol is just standard/plain gRPC (https://www.cloudquery.io/docs/developers/architecture). Protobuf is defined here - https://github.com/cloudquery/plugin-sdk/tree/main/internal/...

Basically just the normalized, verified data + metadata, types
it's hard to come up with an explanation other than bowing to censorship

If one believes Elon Musk's view of the Twitter situation with the app store, Apple seems to be for more censorship!
Another challenge of freely open channels. Maybe the "freedom of reach" control is still important. If that is gotten right, Twitter becomes a bit more like a tunable phone system.
Anyone else get five whole screens (1440p) of nothing but cookie shenanigans?

I thought it was the wrong link at first. Clicking reject all does nothing.
They said they interact with old people - the group with the highest death rates. Not that anyone has to explain why they don't want an infectious disease to anyone else.
I had symptoms of "long COVID" weeks after testing negative.

My coughing fits were fixed when my RMT re-adjusted my ribs.
My "heavy fatigue after one activity" was fixed with acupuncture.

Take it with a grain of salt, but there are options out there.
That's absolutely a valid point. However, if Github would have set something like this as a default, there would be a lot of people who would complain about it being too opinionated. Being open first with many options to customize and "lock down" is probably a good compromise.
Yes, while in hospital in Jan 2021.

I was in hospital for non-Covid reasons, in an 'airy' open ward with only 6 spaced-out beds, but the usual plethora of hospital staff coming and going.

The patients were tested for Covid frequently and one day [Edit: By this time I had been in hospital for about 2 months, one of those in ICU - long story!] the Ward Manager let me know I had tested positive and I was wheeled off to a 'red' ward.

I was sent home after 2 weeks, but came back in a week later with a mild chest infection, so I had another 2 week stay for oxygen, observation and antibiotics.

My sense of taste was out of whack for about 6 months afterwards and many of the foods I enjoyed beforehand tasted 'rank'. I lived on mostly acidic things such as fruit, beetroot, prawn cocktails, tomatoes (OK, they are a fruit too); I couldn't stand any form of meat, bread, rice or plain pasta.
I believe I'm the missing binary state. I've tested positive (antigen) but I don't think I've had it.
Think Differently...and we will erase you.
It's nice in a SteamVR environment