skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm using htmx in production since one year. From game (scrabble game with board refresh, chat and so on -with sse extension-) and cms to professional crud apps. With Go + stdlib template. Now looking at PWA, it seems to fit very well.

What i like with htmx is that it's very easy to upgrade step by step a legacy SSR app. And the opposite. I mean it will be easy to switch to an other ajax lib or if w3c add similar functionalities in 10 years. To use htmx is mostly to replace whole pages with fragments, that's interesting even when we don't use htmx, sort of server side web components.

In other world, just try !

I'm fighting myself to don't give back examples to the community but i'm so exited to upgrade my very old legacy apps !
> Absolutely fascinating how many people will contort themselves defending anything Musk does.

I don't see any.
It's easy to call it afterwards, in hindsight.
Publicly rallying RW against Fauci is okay though, because only Elon's safety is paramount. Classic narcissist.
From a nutritional standpoint I'd never touch this with a 10 foot pole.

The ridicoulous belief that they can dump some vitamin powders into this and then say this is in any shape or form nutritionously adequate is absurd.

Also have fun you and your children being guniea pigs for a novel food that humans have never eaten.

The last time we tried such an experiment (~1950 and today) the USA ended up with 30M out of 300M total population (10%) with diabetes.

Kids are getting liver disease, which until ~1980 was unheard of (only in alchoholics up to that point).

Not to mention the destruction of human teeth and the explosion in other diseases related to metabolic illness and obesity.

Knowing this, I have no idea how people can be stupid enough to feed any novel "food" to themselves or their children.
Heard about it first from Kill Tony a few years ago when they had the movie stars as guests of the podcast. Great movie, great episode.
Systems Distributed Conference
Swiss central bank hikes interest rates by 50 basis points
“Inflation” Is Different
Oh the irony:

"The last new version of Firefox for 2022 is out on Mozilla's FTP server"

But firefox droped ftp, didn't it ?
I bet chatGPT could work it out /s
I mean, that’s just engineering in general. We’re all mostly pessimistic opportunists. Skeptical of any new technology but get impressed only when they actually deliver. Ideas are cheap (not easy though). Execution is where most ideas die.
I'll be frank and say that I don't find any of that to be harassment nor inciteful of anything but opprobrium, and I do find some of his tweets shown to make it easy to question his position. I think the tweet about whether students can consent is being unfairly taken out of context (the article it's from[1] is fair and not anything like the way it's being portrayed) but some of the other tweets and his PhD thesis… the criticism are valid (to be made, not necessarily correct).

Still, no one should be in fear because of their legal speech - that makes it unfree - whether that's Roth or LoTT or Musk or anyone else, but I don't see that those tweets would be liable for that.

[1] https://www.salon.com/2010/11/20/student_teacher/
"Free speech is peachy, until it hurts me. Then we need to come down on it like a ton of weight."

And remember, my pronouns are Prosecute/Fauci.
Exactly. I was seeing a friend the other day who was using an ancient version of mastercam, version 8 I think. I looked at it and thought wow I need to update him to a later version. However after watching him use it it just all made sense. There were a few areas that could be improved, but it was so simple and clear to use.
It is a legitimate defense strategy - and one that actually has valid points, at least for stuff like anime "CSAM". IMO, societies should focus more on preventing the creation of real-life CSAM:

- teach children from a young age in an appropriate way about sex including what the names of genitalia are, so that in a court examination you don't have to argue about what "down there" means, and consent. Children can only report abuse if they have a third party telling them that what they experience is not normal.

- provide infrastructure for potential pedophiles to get help. In Germany, we have the campaign "Kein Täter werden" since 2005 and oh boy, that was a mess to get started due to the (justified) public stigma against pedophiles, but it ended up preventing thousands of crimes [1].

- for the US: ban home-schooling and force all children through the public or accredited private school system so that (religious) cults can't go and indoctrinate young children into being breeding mares or abuse them with virtual impunity

- provide teachers with enough resources (time and training) that they can spot signs of abuse (and not just sexual, but also physical and emotional!) early on

- provide get-help infrastructure nationwide: anonymous phone help lines, "safe houses" for people of all genders and ages attempting to flee domestic violence and sexual abuse, easy and equitable access to restraining orders, provide CPS with enough financial and staff resources to do their job properly...

Unfortunately, the first three measures are highly politically charged and so won't pass, and the last one is expensive so it won't pass either, and as a result children all over the country end up being abused with no way of getting help or worse, not even knowing that they could get help.

[1] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kein_T%C3%A4ter_werden#Ergebni...
- "And it is built specifically for use with Sustainable Aviation Fuel, a cleaner alternative to ordinary jet fuel — albeit one that costs several times more right now."

I've been thinking about this for a while, in the context of multiple different startups. There's this (anti)pattern I see repeatedly: a startup says they're doing something that's an obviously an overwhelmingly bad idea from a business sense, but that creates positive PR in the short term. "We're limiting ourselves to exotic jet fuel multiple times more expensive than our competitors'" is such an example. I've seen so many others, I'm beginning to wonder what's going on.

Is it bait-and-switch? Start out by promising something you don't plan to deliver, to garner goodwill and investment in the near term? And then switch to the "correct" mode later.

Is it unseriousness? Are they not 100% focused on doing everything to get the startup to succeed? Imposing artificial limits on your company isn't the action of a success-at-all-costs mindset. Do they expect to fail and are just coasting?

I'm overlooking something obvious and reasonable. Most founders are smart (?); there has to be a sensible business explanation for this.

(edit: Not that carbon-neutral jet fuel isn't a great idea for a startup. But this is a supersonic airplane company, not a jet fuel company. If your startup's success requires succeeding at two different extremely difficult novel things at the same time, your success probability goes from "epsilon" to "epsilon squared").
GetResponse Completes Acquisition of Recostream
A statement like that without specifics is counter-productive to a discussion. Please provide them.
Istanbul mayor jailed for 'insulting' officials ahead of 2023 election
The account that got blocked wasn't active on the day that the alleged stalking incident happened. And until I see some actual evidence that the two are linked that will be my position.

And if I were a billionaire and worried about parties tracking my vehicle in real time I would be up front about it rather than to make grand statements about absolute free speech and leaving that particular account up. I might go as far as to say that I purchased Twitter with the express intent of shutting that account down, even though I knew full well that the information would remain available elsewhere because my children's health is priceless and 44 Billion is chump change to me.

I also would not use easily identifiable vehicles such as private aircraft.
Quite bizzare really. I wonder if you tweak a single word in that prompt, if you end up with a totally different sum.
And also at this point it's allegedly inciting violence, so his position might even be consistent given changing circumstances. Whether it actually is incitement is still debatable but a person of principle can still change their position without it being a flip flop. If Musk is taking legal action at least there is corresponding litigation for the account suspension for some sort of due process and objectivity.
Sequencing projects will screen 200,000 newborns for disease genes
> Personally, I'm pretty much an "anti-hate" absolutist, but I recognize that a lot of people in this audience aren't, so I'm leaving room for "rational hate" which is maybe something like "this person did something bad, so I hate them" versus "this person belongs to a group, and some people in that group have done bad things, ergo I hate this person" which is the explicit reasoning in the comment that I originally replied to.

There are two different point here:

- describing the flow events leading to hate generation

- pretending that that hate can be defined has a rational thing

The former seems completely legitimate to me. The latter seems to me to result only from confusion. Hate is an emotion, which to my mind means that is not rationally grounded. Not everything need to be rationally grounded to be considered legitimate. Rationality itself is not rationally grounded obviously.

> It may be "an obvious outcome", but it doesn't mean it's rational. It's certainly not a moral outcome.

Sure, rationality doesn’t come with moral integrity hardly bounded. I think "rational" is a bit polysemous here, as it is might be heard as "ethically sound", and not purely "logically sound".
What does copyright say about generative models?
In the world of large language models, what part of "reasoning" is hard-coded and what part, if any, is learnt?

Is reasoning simply a scan/search of your vector space (i.e. your knowledge) according to some hard-coded algo?
Python 3.11 Delivers
Yet Elon has no problem tracking every Tesla owner
Because people's computers belong to them, they have the right to use them in their own native language and character set. If we look at the problem from an even larger distance, it's people's right to their culture or self-expression. If these are not reasonable rights people should have then what?

In the end the anglosphere should never be able to dictate the usable charset on the entire internet. That'd be utter nonsense.
If I wanted to become a moderator, what kind of "Moderator School" do I have to attend? I mean, is there certification? I many times wondered how to get into the professional moderator role but never met anyone who did or found out how.
> Being cocky and funny without delivering great results is simply embarrassing.

In the EV market, they #1 and #3
for most cars sold per model. What better results would you expect?
Is this a "Show HN"? Is this a "We're Hiring"? Feels like an ad.
There are other ways to detect if a tab/window is in foreground. One hack is abusing timer slowdown (setInterval() resolution is moved to 1000ms for background tabs, you could compare against system time to detect this).
It's been banned again.
On my laptop, chrome went down entirely as it was using 100% of the RAM, had to kill -9 it
It’s as if people forget why people play poker in the first place, if it was easy to think logically and not make mistakes while playing big pots, it wouldn’t be so popular
And source from mouser or digikey rather than amazon. The range is much wider.
> What was false about what they posted?

The specific claims of surgeries being performed at the specific hospital, most relevantly, which was the specific thing that motivated the bomb threats.

> It's well-documented that children are being subjected to 'gender-affirming' drugs and surgeries.

Its well-documented that a small numbet of children with identified needs are prescribed puberty blockers, and that this is extremely significant in reducing suicide rates; its well documented that even smaller number of teens get hormone treatments to promote puberty of the gender of identity, and that a positively miniscule number of teens get (mostly) top or mor rarely) bottom surgery, as well.

> We'll likely look back on this as a huge medical scandal, just as we do for the frontal lobotomy craze.

It’s more likely that we’ll look at the drive promoted largely on the basis of religious conservatism to impose ascribed gender over gender identity and deny such care, with clear evidence that doing so is killing people, as a medical scandal, similar to all the other times care was denied or known harmful interventions were applied systematically to a targeted marginalized community.
I'd imagine you could deanonymize easily enough just by seeing "ID A enters airport, ID B exits the airport" in logs.
Yayyyyy !
I fail to see the connection between this video, which was posted well after the account was blocked, given that the account had not tweeted out Musk's location after Dec 12th.

The 'won't somebody think of the children' argument doesn't play nice with 'free speech as long as it is legal'.

If Musk is so concerned about his children's privacy and safety then maybe he should stop tweeting out their whereabouts in real time himself?
That one seemed odd to me, what I'm wondering if it's hentai images. I can't think of any other way for it to be a victimless crime.
I believe that's what they use for [Quastor](https://www.quastor.org) (email newsletter that sends summaries of big tech engineering blogs)

That and also the Github Awesome list - https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs
Can anyone explain to me, what's cool on web midi? I me for me it's totally useless.
I have a lot of sequencer, synth and midi help plugins in the DAW ... what does a JS interface to the web offers other than the next 100th "I just wrote a little useless javascript music script"-show HN posts?
For me it doesn't solve any problem or satisfy any need. It's just another other thing almost nobody uses in the browser.
Also known as "I was born in the right part of the world, who cares?"
Apparently, according to California
Yes, AIB reviews are already out and they perform much better than the reference card, and have surprisingly good overclocking to add on top.

... matching the 4090 in Cyberpunk, while drawing less power.
Google debuts OSV-Scanner – a Go tool for finding security holes in open source
I disable Unicode at every opportunity I get to do so, because I honestly do not need it. Unicode as a "feature", especially one that adds complexity and potentially security risks, should be optional, not mandatory. IMHO.

FWIW, I agree with this viewpoint 100%. Thanks for stating it so clearly.
in my city at least, the prices of homes and the land itself (there is still no concept of apartments, just townhouses) has skyrocketed....

a good 4000 sqft home with a piece of land is around $235k. a 5 kwh solar on grid system with subsidy is only $1200 so it would make sense for the government to mandate buying a solar system when people are buying/selling properties. in the long run the impact on the grid improves and at least during the day (we dont have peak hour pricing yet) the government would have to buy less electricity
A king is only as powerful as his subjects are loyal. If someone transitions from being amusing to being a train wreck, what is offered in return for the people to continue to recognize such power?
That tweet says that free speech will be limited by law. For that to be relevant to ElonJet he would have to specify which laws ElonJet broke.

People can change their opinions but if you’ve made big public statements about that opinion, spent $44 billion in part to enforce that opinion, garnered press & support for that opinion, then I’d expect that opinion to be strongly held and not dropped at the first test that affected you personally. Then if you do change opinion then you should be as equally public about it as you were previously.
Just in case anyone was losing sleep over the first example, "räksmörgås" in Swedish means "shrimp sandwich".

It's a well-known semi-posh dish [1] (and yes it's an open sandwich since in Sweden that is the default), as well as a fun word since it contains all of our three national characters (åäö) at the same time, thus popular among programmers when dealing with i18n etc.

[1]: https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A4ksm%C3%B6rg%C3%A5s
Thanks, that's a very useful list.
You might be lucky that your project doesn't have a certain complexity. I'm working on multiple complex projects in the 100k loc to 500k loc range and here're some things that happen way too often:

- Auto completion completely doesn't work in some files

- Symbol lookup doesn't work (e.g. Xcode doesn't know the struct or class when I try to find information on it)

- Symbol search doesn't work (this literally never works. I've switched to using text based search for all things)

- The app compiles but Xcode still lists 3-4 compile errors in the sidebar. They stay there until I restart Xcode and clean the build folder

- Weird compile errors that disappear when I clean the build folder

- Swift Package Manager integration is awful. Change one package file, and Xcode needs 2min (where the UI is unresponsive) to reload all the packages and do some weird calculations

- Everything is slow. Searching for things, typing, the editor. Compare that to the speed of VSCode, where all interactions are super fast

- Sometimes the unit test buttons disappear (the ones that appear next to the unit test function name), which means I can't run individual tests anymore.

- Its still the case that compiler error messages are completely in the wrong place for complex type errors

- SwiftUI preview still doesn't work properly in many cases

- Sometimes Xcode needs forever to figure out that there's an error in something I wrote. Not while I'm typing, not when I've saved, only once I started compiling. Then it compiles, it fails, it needs another 5sec, and then the error message appears. That's a terrible feedback loop.

Apart from that, there's no useful plugin / extension interface. I'd like to have auto-reformat on save as a plugin, way better vim bindings (I mean, we finally got vim bindings but they're awful), bookmarks (I sometimes use disabled debugger breakpoints as bookmarks, but that's not really a feature).

There's obviously more, but here's the thing. I also work on a sizeable Rust project (60k loc), and while Rust analyser needs longer for the initial indexing of the project, everything else after that is way better than Xcode. VSCode is faster, smoother, auto completion works much more reliably, refactoring works great, the IDE already shows errors while I'm typing or right after I've saved. Also, when I save the code is formatted based on the guidelines, which is a godsend. I've tried to set up VSCode as a Xcode alternative, but the Swift sourcekit-lsp is way worse than Rust-Analyzer. Also, running and debugging is a pain then.
Amazon ECR Public Gallery flaw could have wiped or poisoned any image
What Is Confidential Kubernetes?
Twitter is the logical layer. Tesla is the physical layer. Could that be the bigger picture cropping out the lasers, satellites, rocket engines, reusability to Mars and back? The Raptor engine is aiming for a $200 unit price suggested on a picture.
Does nobody do it because support's only just been added? Could it be the next step in collaborative remote music making?
Quite honestly, no person should ever be extradited to US prisons, no matter for which crime. The utterly inhumane conditions in US prisons are well-known and well-documented. Many US prisons are engaged in massive and habitual human rights abuses. On a side note, in my experience only people from the US habitually make "don't drop the soap" prison rape jokes.
You'd have to apply the same skeptical eye to his letter as well, I'd think.

If the charges that he was using a smuggled phone and directly subverting the courts orders, then these could be seen as reasonable consequences of those decisions; if you assume this person is in full control of their mental health.

If the charges are entirely true, then I think the fair assumption is that this person is not.
Maybe it’s is semantics. But look at how it is employed: not to transfer a well known concept into another domain to make things easier to understand for a broader audience.

Instead they use it as as a clever marketing trick and click bait. Even we are now talking about it.

If science is now about marketing it’s a clever thing to do.

But maybe marketing tricks shouldn’t enter every field.
NASA starts assessing Orion capsule for refurb
> Legs.

What does "legs" mean?! Or is that how you sign off?
I think the real problem is not Musk's antics, but laws that allow something like that to happen in the first place.

This situation is just a symptom of a deeper problem.
I understand that, but a lot of progress has happened just in the last 10 years, especially with regards to superconducting magnets which are vital for the magnetic containment.

I see so much negativity regarding fusion power when so much is happening it’s important to show all the positive things happening
is the entertaining ads channel perhaps Aging Wheels? His ad skits have been great
Everybody knows that Electron is inefficient. You what is even less efficient? No app at all.
Daniel needs to explain why it's enabled by default if it's so "crazy"
Technically, maybe, but it also sounds a lot like a form of doxing. Where people live is not some highly classified secret, but collecting that data about people on a large scale, or posting it online, is not okay. In the same way, posting the whereabouts of someone's personal private plane[0] is not so different from posting their whereabouts when they're using a different form of transportation, and could be considered stalking.

[0] It sucks that personal private planes are even a thing, but that's a different issue.
this is a really funny comment if you think about it. Instead of simply presenting the evidence, you demand that he prove there is none. Quite a bold demand. got to respect that on some level. If you disagree, prove there isn't any evidence that Im right.
How to replicate ChatGPT with Langchain and GPT-3?
A number of areas encourages changes to lawns to save water. There doesnt seem to be an obvious effect on property values.
Turbine blades are the bits that whizz around really fast and are subject to extremes of temperature and force. Established engine manufacturers go to interesting lengths to make turbine blades made of interesting materials like single crystal metal alloys just so that they can cope with the conditions. In a jet engine, a small increase in working temperature gives a significant improvement in efficiency and performance. I can't see how 3D-printed turbine blades could possibly be a good idea.
For any organization with huge size teams involved in distinct tasks the necessity for a VoIP business phone service arises. There are many VoIP service providers available in the market who target making the tasks related to the communication run with ease among them, Vitel Global is one of the best service providers.
I don’t know anything specific about what the parent is proposing, but I imagine it is using the mass of the sun as a gravitational lens. Because of the solar radiation there isn’t really much sunlight (read:any) that is directly reflected to an observer peering on the edge of the sun.. light travels in straight lines.

Basically, the way scientists used a solar eclipse to confirm the theory of relativity and gravitational lensing of stars ‘behind’ the sun to in front of it. Or like the way certain objects were lensed in the massive JWST shot that came out a couple months ago.

But beyond that I know nothing
For example, online piano lessons/practice websites like Piano Marvel.