skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The last suggestion is pretty bad. Interfering with an abusive relationship can make you a target of the abuser. Trying to intercede in such is really not something one should try to do casually, without having a good idea what you are doing.

A lot of this strikes me as not unreasonable. Some people are for abolishing the police due to their track record that is rather unevenhanded when it comes to race. If you are in a community of color and are worried about police negatively impacting it, suggestions to physically go to the station to get the report you need rather than asking police to come to you is hardly extremist behavior.

I also had someone "helpfully" call the cops on me while I was homeless because they were supposedly "concerned" about me. The result: I was warned to not walk in the bicycle lane on a stretch of road with no sidewalk on that side of the road, something lots or people routinely did. Thereafter, I had to go out of my way to walk on the other side of the road where there was a sidewalk so that I wouldn't get ticketed if the same cop happened to see me in that bike lane again.

Thanks, asshole who was "concerned" and called the cops on me. Do you treat your mother or grandmother this way? "Oh, mom is walking somewhere that looks dangerous. Let's call the cops!!!"
MIT researchers developed printable, paper-thin solar cells
He was known to be edgy, anger easily, and tended toward crackpot behavior.

From all outward appearances, the CIA wants to break him. This would not seem unusual for them.

Wikipedia has a barebones overview. I'd probably ignore the child porn allegations - that's a common way to smear folks.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joshua_Schulte
Is the same source with https://engineeringblogs.xyz/?
I've noticed this lately as well. I think it is to be expected, Reddit is getting worst and worst every year, people are leaving Twitter etc. and they are all looking for alternatives.

I really hope HN can steer away from the classic narration of a great place getting too popular to sustain the quality.
Nobody wants to eat artificial meat, but everybody want some other group to eat it.

Meat eaters want vegans to eat this thing instead of soy meat.

Vegans wants meat eaters to eat this thing to prevent animal harm.

Rich people want poor people to eat this instead of insects.

And poor people want rich people to eat this as a punishment.
Do you know what opportunity cost is? Or perhaps you missed that part of the post?
How many socially constructed mental illnesses have you encountered previously?
UK has made it very clear that they are not among these places.

They're going along with the abuse, with all the subtlety of an 8 year old girl bully. "Oh, you thought we would care about such things as honesty and decency when it came to you?"

Anyone who's followed the Assange case has seen that little game played out over and over: give him a faint hope that the nightmare will end, then snatch it away with a smirk.
Congratulations on this release! The people involved are doing important and thankless work.
Funeral expenses instead of cremation.
A bit less than an F-35 engine, a bit more than a single 737 engine.
I would somewhat understand if Elon also blocked related accounts following other celebrities.

Allegedly he had the chance to buy it for £50,000. It might have been more value for money than Twitter.
Elon musk is worthy of hate.
Maybe, but a circuit designer is pretty high up the list of things that need to be boring and functional.
How about joining all the PDFs together and doing ctrl-F? Sounds like it could save you the grep step.
Happy 9th Birthday, Qutebrowser
Me too. I do chinups for this, no more pain.
The original announcement has more information about this:
https://boomsupersonic.com/flyby/post/introducing-symphony-t...

It seems Boom designed some engine ideas and is now partnering with other companies to see if it can be built.

This sounds a little like Magic Leap. Sell great ideas and then conclude it can't be made (yet).
Feel free to email me. Details in my bio.
OK, I got advised that it’s probably ChatGPT-generated, or anyhow made on purpose :) Still funny though.
I showed this to a few frontend developer friends and they actually got a bit defensive and dismissive. What are they going to do if they can't build SPA monstrosities?

I know, it's a ridiculous thought, right? There's always going to be challenging work to do, but some people are entrenched in VueJS/React/Angular, and relish spending 10x the time building CRUD apps.
MIDI 2.0 is already a thing but you're right, nobody is adopting it.
I have this problem from not getting enough sleep. Sleep apnea?
Which, in the abstract, is an interesting theoretical question, but California recently decided to basically legalize jaywalking.

https://laist.com/news/transportation/understanding-new-cali...
Sorry, I meant to say browser engine
Platform Engineering Needs a Prescriptive Roadmap
IBM are the masters of this: https://www.anandtech.com/show/16924/did-ibm-just-preview-th...

Processors can use the L2 cache from other (remote) processors before reaching out to DRAM.
All the cards have randomized UUID numbers as their IDs, so without matching them to their real value, they're just random numbers on the air.

And when all you can do is sniff all cards at once, you can't do this pairing and read the game.

Sounds, well, sound to me.
You can have any kind of backend with Sveltekit, and call it from client or server (or both). You can even completely bypass sveltekit per request.
Usually the comment history will tell you.
> If it only takes one of heating or cooling to do this, not both, a standard "dumb" thermostat can of course do this just fine. Just set it to "cool" or "heat" mode and set a temperature. But of course you will need to change modes as the season changes (unless you live somewhere where only one mode is ever needed).

Why ? What would be so hard in detecting "every time I don't do anything temperature goes up therefore summer and I need to use AC" ?

> If you want to not have to change modes when the season changes, it gets more complicated, because the simple control system in the standard thermostat is too dumb for that. For example, suppose you set your temperature to 75. The actual temperature rises to 76, above the setpoint, so your A/C comes on. It cools the house to 74 and then the thermostat shuts it off (you have to have some buffer so the A/C doesn't come on again almost immediately). Now the temperature is below the setpoint, so your heat comes on. It heats the house to 76 and then shuts off. Now the temperature is above the setpoint... You can see what's going on.

All would it take is to put a gate "if I used cooling to correct temperature last time, don't use heating for few hours or until it drops to higher difference and vice versa". You're trying to portray it in way more complicated way that it is.

> From a pure design perspective, the right way to solve this problem is an outside temperature sensor (and probably a sun sensor as well since sunlight is a significant heat input to your house), so the system can predict what will happen when both cooling and heating are off. Given reliable sensors, the control algorithm is fairly simple (automatic climate control systems in cars already do it). I have never seen this in a house, though. I'm not sure why.

Too simplistic. Which side of house you monitor, is it in shade or does it show temperature when sun heats up the wall ? Which room is closest to "hot" wall/window?. It would be a lot of work for very little improvement
> If something might be harmful to my kids, I would ignore what I said earlier and protect my kids first.

That's fine but he should at least admit he has been a hypocrite and stop attacking Twitters moderation policies.
That's why absolutism is a laughable farce when it comes to "free speech"
No they can’t. They’re hoping if they beg enough they might get some trickle down economics. We all know this is not a discussion of facts or reason.
Thank you for looking into this issue and the suggestion. Good luck on your project!
You'd still need correction for how sunny/shady house walls are
Being a fan of MLB baseball since I was a kid, I've recently rediscovered my love for tabletop dice baseball like I used to play as a kid in the 80's. Been introducing my son to it as well.

I'm a) surprised that some of the pretty older games (strat-o-Matic, etc) are still going strong and b) there are many newer games that improve on the concept and bring better accuracy and flow to the game.
Honestly I don't remember the last time I saw someone smoking. My 10 year old Australian kids and I visited Canada. They asked me what stunk while we were on a walk. Someone was walking in front of us and smoking. They 100% didn't know what the smell was.

I don't know about NZ, but I suspect if it's anything like Australia it won't really be a problem.
I hadn't heard about this sampling strategy, and I don't know much about music licensing, so I did some reading to learn more.

https://www.ascap.com/help/royalties-and-payment

> Each year, ASCAP processes trillions of performances of ASCAP music. Whenever it makes sense economically, we conduct a census survey, or complete count, of performances in a medium. For media that fall under our census surveys (for example, the large majority of network TV performances and over 2000 broadcast radio stations monitored by Luminate Data, LLC, formerly MRC Data, LLC), ASCAP seeks to pay on every surveyed performance.

> Where a census survey is impractical, we conduct a sample survey, meaning that we pay royalties based on a representative cross-section of the performances on that medium.

This suggests to me that for major radio stations, the strategy of "more talk, less music" will reduce royalties—and that your strategy might only work at a smaller station.

Also, ASCAP seems to govern only the rights to the composition. Most radio stations play from recordings. Do the record labels (or whoever collects for them) also utilize a similar sampling strategy?
In some places it isn't.

It's a social issue and you should petition for the change you'd like to see.

For example in the UK, advertisers must comply with the Advertising Standards Authority code [1], and section 4 includes:

> Radio only – Advertisements must not include sounds that are likely to create a safety hazard, for example, to those listening to the radio while driving.

Which while open to interpretation, this would likely include any sirens likely to be confused with a genuine siren.

Or:

> Television only – Advertisements must not be excessively noisy or strident.

( That one might raise an eyebrow to anyone familiar with the long running "Go Compare" campaign! )

Of course these codes are always written in a way that's woolly and often adverts are only banned after complaints have been made.

But the framework is there for standards to be written and upheld. It relies however on people being willing to put in time and effort to complain when standards are broken, and there needs to be effort made to tighten those standards in some areas to stop standards slipping, although in general standards have been tightened rather than loosened over the years.

If your experience is very different, consider that it may be worth spending time organising a campaign group to lobby the FTC (or FCC?) to tighten their rules, or organise a group to put in complaints to organisations which have similar "voluntary" codes such as the BBB and also pressure the BBB to tighten their rules to have guidelines prohibiting such noises.

Change doesn't happen for change sake, it requires organisation and action, but even a handful of people can effect huge change with a concerted effort.

[1] https://www.asa.org.uk/codes-and-rulings/advertising-codes/b...
Interesting play on names. A Symphony sounds like the boomed up version of Concorde.
As a meat eater, I hope this succeeds because I think doing without the whole factory farming stuff would be pretty cool.
Sounds like an hackerspace type of a thing.

If you are lucky you might find one near you https://wiki.hackerspaces.org/List_of_Hacker_Spaces

Im quite active at Estonian hackerspace https://k-space.ee
No. On earth there are too many forces holding things together to make earth expand.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2020/11/06/ask-...:

“The expansion rate of the Universe, as we measure it (even with our current ongoing controversies), is somewhere around 70 km/s/Mpc, which means that for every Megaparsec away a “raisin” is, we’ll see it appear to recede at 70 km/s. Unfortunately, Megaparsecs are enormous: about 3.3 million light-years. If we scaled that down to the size of planet Earth — which is more like 12,700 km in size — we’d expect to see the Earth expanding by about 0.1 millimeters-per-second. Over time, that would add up significantly, and we’d notice.

Our detailed measurements show that, at least on Earth, objects aren’t expanding. Even with the enormous scale of the Universe and the relatively tiny size of the planet and the objects on it, it’s possible to do experiments to tell. The LIGO gravitational wave detectors are sensitive to changes in distance as small as less than 0.1% the width of a proton. Quantum mechanical experiments can measure the properties of atoms down to precisions of 1-part-in-billions, and precise measurements from decades or even a century apart can be compared. The answer is in, and we know: neither the Earth nor the atoms on it are changing in this fashion over time.”
In my clients company they usually even implement admin crud UI as api + React and it takes them so much longer than just whipping up some forms in Rails. They just do this as a default state of doing things not because they actually need an extra api for anything.
For a second there I thought that this was a new library that allowed applications to reboot the machine they're running on... as in "LibReboot", not "LibreBoot"
I find it fascinating that people hate Elon Musk so much that they think he deserves being harassed. Everyone hates the mob that SWATs and doxxes streamers but fully supports the same when it's toward this guy. I feel like I'm in a very small minority for having no special feelings against him.
His children are only tools for him. He only cares about them as long as they provide him value.
I entered the article expecting consoles as in terminals and it was as in games :P

Worthy read, though.
Tokyo makes solar panels mandatory for new homes built after 2025
That's not what he said when he bought it lol
I love it here. The guy who is building the worlds most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile and military delivery system, should not be upset about his real time location being public.

Like what world are people living in here? It’s amazing elonjet has been public this long. This isn’t just about journalists or stalkers tracking him (and his family) it’s basically a national security issue.

Grow up. The us is in a proxy war with Russia and relations with China are worse by the day.
they all inevitably decided on their own that they were smarter than me and generated some weird schedule despite my never commanding them to operate on a schedule.

Seems to be a Google habit. I regularly get "commute traffic reports" several hours before or after I leave home or the office. Of course there's absolutely no way to set the alert schedule yourself.
Air speed is an important aspect in this conversation. The air going into a 747's engines isn't travelling at supersonic speeds. For reference, the Concorde's Rolls Royce Olympus 593 engines did 35,190 lpf and it had four.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolls-Royce/Snecma_Olympus_593
I've used many frameworks and in my opinion Svelte+Sveltekit has the very best simplcity over power ratio. If you don't mind job offers being quite scarce for this stack right now that's about the best choice. You can do the Svelte tutorial for a sneak peek of this.
You can complain but they won't do anything about it more often than not. You need small local government to care about those things. I live in a country without HOAs and it's a nightmare. Everyone does how they pleases: noise, polluting junk cars, garbage in common areas, illegal parking on pedestrian paths etc.

I am lucky enough to be able to afford a large land area to put my future home on and fence the rest. If I ever wanted to allow others to build their houses there I would certainly want a set of rules - that is HOA.
> I asked the government for a copy of those emails and also asked that they copy Mr. Schulte’s counsel on future emails between the BOP and the government about our client’s medical issues. The request, I made clear, was limited to being copied on emails regarding Mr. Schulte’s health and the BOP’s response to the medical issues. The government refused to do so. I note that defense counsel copies the government and BOP on our emails on medical issues because doing so helps protect Mr. Schulte’s health and safety.

What a wonderfully clear demonstration on the government's part as to the level of importance to them of his health and safety.
Twitter to lose 32M users by 2024
>I'd probably ignore the child porn allegations - that's a common way to smear folks.

'Schulte referred to the child pornography he was accused of possessing as a "victimless crime"'.

Yeah, I'm not sure why you'd defend yourself like that in such a situation.
> Monetarily?

For who? I as a consumer, win monetarily because I can use good OSS apps and bypass shitty first-party ones.

> Popularity?

Popularity is a spectrum, you know. But judging by your comments, your definition of popularity is “more popular than Play Store”, in which case it would never be like that, since play store comes preinstalled and therefore has advantage.

> Can you name one app that has seen wide spread adoption that uses an alternate App Store?

Tmux, NewPipe.

> Epic tried with Fortnite and they came crawling back to Google Play

“System is so hostile to third parties that you have to buy into monopoly”, what a good reason to lock it down even further.
Ranked choice voting is not gonna solve the problem. You need to add none-of-the-above to the ballot, which will count as a vote against all the politicians.

If no one wins the election, that is okay. A new election can always be had.
Ah yes, like the Hacker manifesto says public data should not be public.
Unusable on Macbook 2015. Completely freezes my system.
Well, since browser extensions can be very harmful, I think it is not a bad thing, that people are hesistant to install one in general.
The topic was "best EV car now" and not "best selling EV car" nor "best EV car few years back". They used to be the best EV car and Musk used to have huge charizma for many people. They were selling dream too. All of that sells, but is not "how good the car is" metric.

Tesla also used to have reputation of being well build cars few years back. I don't know whether their quality went down due to mass production or whether it was just not known about them.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33984870
I use Edge for this very reason; what other browsers have it?
That's incredible. How are the photons from the planet not entirely drowned out by those emanating from the sun?
Abundant battery chemistries are already most of the way through commercialisation. ZnBr, Sodium/Prussian blue, Iron flow, and Iron air are all proven practial and rapidly scaling. AlS, NaS and LiS are hopeful next steps.

The only critical mineral not yet eliminated for the most commercially viable upcoming option is silver which requires about one ounce per net kilowatt with state of the art processes.

Unless you meant cheap energy will subsidize mining, in which case you are correct and this is a problem.
Why yes, he did, eg:

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1519036983137509376

Musk repeatedly said that his aim is to allow anything that's legal. He even promised not to ban this specific account:

https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/c_fit,f_au...
Couldn't happen to a better social medium...
Does the car work if the cellular connection is physically disabled?
Nice, yup that's a great point. Here in Canada it would be the CRTC. Yeah, I could write them. I've reported spam and related stuff to them before but got no response. Perhaps things are different in the marketing/advertising side of things. Guess I'll just have to find out! :)
This sounds sort of perfect for rocket propulsion, instead of using the famous "Nuclear bomb out the back" method, why not hydrogen pellets and lasers hitting it? Sure, reading about this it seems extremely far off still, but the mode of operation with sort of pulsed explosions sounds perfect for moving a big rocket through space.
I don't follow why you are so opposed to the visibility api. I agree that it's annoying if used to ensure that I watch a certain video, but besides from that it doesn't seem malicious to me.

>they nevertheless log a bunch of stuff that get sent to the instructor

..what sort of stuff? And how is it related to the visibility api?
If it gets popular enough they could buy it just to buy userbase
Not quite true, see lucid dreaming.
Blocking ads on mobile has been a non-supportes use-case for a while.

If you really want to get rid of ads on android, rooting enables you to patch system SSL routines to disable certificate pinning and more. IOS is an apple product.
Just as information that seems to be missing from other comments, there is already a Microsoft compiler for TypeScript, which compiles to native code via C++, however it is only a subset and is targeted to IoT

https://makecode.com/language
It is part of B extension, so it should be available in the VisionFive2 (now being shipped), which has the newer version of SiFive U74 that has B.
Looks cool, but no. I parse RSS feeds from the blogs by myself.
https://www.parkinsons-research.org/

Just to rule out a possibility.
https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1602797460769968128

https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1602188311099019265

https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1602179892346585090

https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1602147621698957312

And more, all recent. You're correct, I guess that I should have said "harass" not doxx, but yeah there's tons of stuff LoTT is doing to stoke harassment at Roth (like imply he's a groomer: https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1601778632552484865)
>I expect all future Linux cores to have it

All RVA22 profile cores will, as RVA22 requires B extension.

>Sifive p650 will have it

Current versions of U74 also have it. And a U74 with B is already shipping in VisionFive 2.
> Most people don’t care about the inability to have alternative browser engines.

And you know that how? Or are you retired Microsoft manager? “Most people don’t care about anything but IE?”
It's not. Please, send an email to hi@devblogs.co.
Note that there are normally two main types of momentary push button:

1) the "free" ones, that have no outer protection (and that can be thus activated by - say - a slap with a open hand)

2) the "safe" ones, that have an outer rim that prevents the button to be presssed by anything bigger than the actual button diameter (only finger, pencil , etc. will activate it)

There is a third one, sometimes called "mushroom push button" that is of the "free" type, even easier to activate.

Check this catalog page:

https://www.otto-controls.com/products/electromechanical-swi...

once you have chosen the type you want, you will be able to find a similar one by many different manufacturers/retailers.
What makes you think that? I'm a vegan who's been involved in animal rights activism for four years, and I've never met another vegan who opposes cultured meat on ethical grounds (or for any other reason). There are plenty who are excited to eat it, in fact.

I can't even think of an ethical argument against cultured meat.
Airport security 100ml liquid rule to be scrapped in UK