skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Huh. I don't personally have one, but it seemed more like 1s in normal operation to me and pretty much instant when switching while in PIP mode.
Because Reddit has a downvote button. I don't think these type of megafon social networks (twitter) plays well with downvotes.
As funny as that landing page is I would like to see at least some information on the stack.
Why would they though?

There's sufficient known and proven reserves to not put any pressure on proving known resources.

Why expend the capital on techical reports and economic feasibility studies to raise resources to reserves ahead of lead time on production demand?
+1 for plain text.

I really like Notational Velocity/nvAlt because it's a fast way to search/edit nodes. However I was always fighting with the text formatting, which got in the way.
Seasoned (non-enhanced) lifter here with a science background

There is a solid evidence base for creatine - it's one of the only supplements that actually has a decent evidence base. It's also relatively cheap and generic brands work.

Generally with the fitness industry, the key is looking for the quality sources of information. There are some good resources out there focussed on an evidence based and naturals or being open & transparent with information about "the dark side"...

- SSD abel
- Geoffrey Verity Schofield
- Team 3DMJ
- Dr Mike Israetel
- Stronger by Science
- Brains and Gains with Dr. David Maconi

Also.....one of the biggest benefits of regular exercise and lifting for me personally is the mental health side of things. Really can't overstate this.
The people who brought you to the Georgia cave were dangerously uncautious. You don't bring a beginners in this kind of caves
Net worth doesn't make someone less human.
> at Uber scale it is what 64 GB RAM ?

I don't work there, but I bet their full stack takes more than 64 GiB RAM.

> trivially this is a docker compose stack right ?

In the way that docker is the same thing as Kubernetes, yes. However there are differences that become material when you zoom in a bit closer.

second question - has there been a ROI recovery in terms of laptop hardware for devs ? like - u only 8 GB ram laptops and not more.

> second question - has there been a ROI recovery in terms of laptop hardware for devs ? like - u only 8 GB ram laptops and not more.

I don't think it's an optimization for dev laptop specs. At the end of the day, it's cheap for Uber to just max out the ram on dev laptops.
This exists and it’s not even that hard or costly when you consider the purchase price of a house. I had a home energy evaluation completed when I bought my house for about $400. A government could easily require it be provided as a condition of sale. It provides a rating [0] which is good for comparing houses, and also a prioritized list of recommended upgrades.

[0] https://www.nrcan.gc.ca/energy-efficiency/energuide/energuid...
Considering he was down to 90 lbs from 123 in 2012, had a cracked skull and herniated diaphragm from an apparent recent car crash, I'd say he was euthanized
'I quit my job rather than go back to the office'
Augmented reality’s tremendous potential spans a variety of industries. The applications available through AR can improve customer satisfaction and drive sales. AR can lead conversions, help shoppers in stores and help customers shop online. When customers are connected to products they buy in an authentic, tactile, and visual way, they can be brought closer to your product and give your business an edge in the market.
A lot of companies don't want to go near meraki because of situations like this. They don't know how much it phones home and how reliable it is. It's great how much you can automate with it, but this proves everyone right who went on prem for sensitive things. You never know when you will be on the receiving end.
You might like this: 100 school kids against 3 professional soccer players. https://youtu.be/f5Irak2H9GE
Karaoke Man
Decentralized anything only works if people put in the legwork.

Regular people won't ever manage their own keys and if they will, a huge percentage of them will lose them in some way, thereby losing lifelong savings and such.

Which is exactly what's happening with unregulated crypto right now, people are using centralized exchanges and getting scammed.
My fix for this is to also remap holding the Enter key to right control.

That way I can use the "control" key on the opposite side of the alpha key, the same way one is meant to do with the shift key when touch typing.
Yup. And when they finally go to market with their armada of EV's, they'll change their tune.
> Sure, but that's completely irrelevant. Are we talking about the TSLA stock price, or are we talking about Elon destroying Twitter.

It's obviously relevant, as destroying Twitter has reduced the value of Musk's TSLA stake by tens of billions.

> People are very confused about [...]

What's that got to do with the hypothesis (Musk's own motivation to stop this) above?

> Also worth nothing TSLA has tracked AMZN almost identically for many months nowAlso worth nothing TSLA has tracked AMZN almost identically for many months now.*

TSLA is far worse off than AMZN, which has little relevance as a basis for comparison, and even more so than all the other major car manufacturers.
And even before Elone Musk announced on Twitter new revolutionary idea how to deal with toxicity ... which was ... effectively shadowbanning.
>Some are obvious and others surprising to me, but I'm very glad they mention the way "American" is used in the US.

The United States of America is the only country in the world with the word "America" in its name.
Audio demo works on iOS for me (safari and chrome). I think the visual is cut off tho
I hate it when people use the word "slave." It comes from the people in Eastern European countries, the Slavs, or Slavic people.

It was used because other people thought Slavic people were the ideal slaves and Europeans enslaved the Slavs.

So because everyone thought Slavs were the best slaves, they just morphed to slave.

It is highly offensive to me that people use the word "slave" because this means that they are automatically saying that I am naturally fit to be a slave and not a human being.

"The oldest written history of the Slavs can be shortly summarised -- myriads of slave hunts and the enthralment of entire peoples. The Slav was the most prized of human goods. With increased strength outside his marshy land of origin, hardened to the utmost against all privation, industrious, content with little, good-humoured, and cheerful, he filled the slave markets of Europe, Asia, and Africa. It must be remembered that for every Slavonic slave who reached his destination, at least ten succumbed to inhuman treatment during transport and to the heat of the climate."

https://www.etymonline.com/word/slave

Because of this, Slavs are still seen as inferior throughout the Middle Ages, and even now, as seen by dumb Polack jokes. By the 1800s, Slavs were subjected to expulsions and massacres by Germanic groups. This anti-Slavic sentiment followed the predictable trajectory of Germanic racism and, a century later, reached its natural conclusion: almost 11 million Slavs were murdered in Hitler’s long list of murdered “subhumans.”

Why were Slavs targeted by the Nazis? They were seen as intellectually inferior and invaders who were living on stolen Germanic land. The German's plan was to eliminate 30 million (!!) Slavs, create room for the expanding Aryan race in the Eastern territories, and enslave the remaining Slavic population

So.....is everyone here, and especially the wokish people, going to immediately and forever stop using the world "slave?" So, that's right...you cannot describe black people brought to the USA as "slaves." Never use the world "slave" as it is known by me as the s-word, and makes me exceptionally angry, just like the n-word for black people. Use another word for the s-word, I don't care what it is, and it's not my job to find one.
Also, if all your inputs are the same res(or even aspect ratio) and frame rate you avoid a gazillion edge cases
There's something called climate change, I already ruled out all the other unusable fossil fuel options yes.

> 2038 is quite a few years in the future. Your blanket statement of "there is no technology which can achieve that" is just not plausible.

We're betting on technology which doesn't exist (and might never exist for all that we know), what could go wrong here?
That time is spread randomly over thousands of devs and each of them encounter similar package dependency issues every other day. Its not 1 in 1000 devs every day. Everyone will need to solve it locally themselves.
Basic also has tons of dialects that are still alive and is not just used for office macros. Visual Basic was a big language for desktop applications at one time.

Edit:
Just looked it up. The last version of Visual Basic came out in 2019 so it's hardly dead.
I do, but also if you are willing to do the work, a lot of these can be self hosted. Password manager? KeepassXC. Note taking? Obsidian and markdown (or whatever and markdown) + syncthing. Image editor? Paint.net or DarkTable. Office suite? LibreOffice.

I am pissed to be asked to pay a subscription for something that is one and done. Apps you install on your phone and are purely local for example. The most egregious example is the shift of the car industry to that model.

I am fine when it requires them to operate a service, though I prefer self hosting because I don't trust companies with my data.
cough Flutter CanvasKit renderer cough
I like Kagi a great deal! My first attempt to leave Google was DDG, and I found myself mostly using bangs to search Google. I do not do that with Kagi. I actually use their search results!
> No, they're not as good as Adobe software, but maybe that's less important to you than not paying Adobe.

On the Mac at least, some of the alternatives to Adobe are better for the vast majority of users and aren't on a subscription model.

For example, Affinity has a universal license for $99 where you own Publisher, Designer and Photo for macOS, Windows and iPadOS. This is like being able to buy Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign from Adobe without a subscription [1]:

Experience the full power of Version 2 of Affinity apps with the
Universal License. For just one discounted payment, you can get the
ENTIRE Affinity suite (including Publisher for iPad!) on all your
devices, across macOS, Windows and iPadOS.

If you only need one app and not the entire suite, you can do that.

Acorn [2] is a great image editor for macOS that takes much better advantage of the Mac platform than anything Adobe has recently put out. Unlike Adobe, this indie developer doesn't have to make a UI/UX experience that both works on macOS and Windows. It can do much of what other image editors can do, in addition to being programable with AppleScript or JavaScript. The UI is much easier to use than most other mid to high level image editors.

I've been a customer for years because the support is great and the upgrades have always been reasonably priced. A license for Acorn is $40.

OmniGroup provides the best of both worlds with all of its macOS, iOS and iPadOS software: you can purchase a license, pay a monthly subscription or add a web subscription [3].

[1]: https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/

[2]: https://flyingmeat.com/acorn/

[3]: https://support.omnigroup.com/buying-mac-apps/
Pseudo-mystical nonsense. Grandparent poster is proved 100% correct.
Monitors don’t request anything. The monitor has to do a basic handshaking/negotiation before it even knows what sort of video stream to expect
>What we know changes.

This may be a bit pedantic, but: it's not that what we know changes, per se.
We weren't mistaken in thinking that plastic doesn't degrade.

We mean: as of now, we have no possible method to make plastic degrade. It _may be_ we will develop such a method in the future, but it's reckless to rely on the _possibility_ of a future discovery.
Also the change to force you to store passwords in the cloud. You used to be able to have a vault and keep it on your machines only. I can't see how any company could allow this software storing company passwords on their machines.
Cardiovascular Events During World Cup Soccer
if you're interested for this kind of stuff I interview[1] people that make music with modular synthesizers and other gear

[1] [G.A.S. Newsletter](https://gasnewsletter.beehiiv.com/)
It was very very popular. I think all the flak it receives now is because of its pervasive usage in the past. We all overreacted and over corrected. It is definitely a very legible font with a lot of accessibility and warmth.
Google can now decode doctors’ bad handwriting
That argument is completely moot though since there's absolutely no viable infrastructure you can make in countries which is ran by terrorists. It's not only an issue with nuclear but absolutely everything, you can't build dams, maintain a petrol or a gas infrastructure, water, bridges... Nothing will work, not even the wires for the grid itself.
Wow, no one believed me when I said I encountered a mountain lion in my hiking trail. I even started to think I had imagined it. I never even heard of p-22. Secretly... I stopped going in this trail.
People on NextDoor are complaining about their children and tiny pets. Afraid that the Mountain Lion will come for them. I send them real estate links in DTLA...
Lists of majors are not what makes a college elite or non-elite; there are elite and non-elite schools in every field.

(OTOH, that list makes it pretty clear what makes it something a community college won’t substitute for, since those are mostly bachelor’s programs, plus a professional masters; with the few associate’s programs in health sciences being the only thing that most community colleges might be able to provide, even before considering qualitative differences.)
I have finally understood what the many genders thing means. That's a kind of insanity that I didn't expect.
It has a down vote button, so idiots don't get amplified, they get booted.
I’m a bit confused by the thesis. Is the idea is we should have community college and Stanford and nothing in between?
why is it difficult for you and men, in your opinion?
Okay. Would you perhaps suggest “instigated” as a better descriptor?

Quite literally, Bostons childrens fucking hospital has been receiving direct bomb threats, death threats against doctors, & other shit directly because of LibsofTikToks extreme stretching of cherry-picked “truths”

If you are trying to say you know better about this than the state government of Massachusetts, & even the feds - please do let me know why you think this way, whether or not you think your viewpoint is best for a civil society, & whatever other reasons you believe I’m not able to accurately apply the meanings of “incite” or “instigate”

This is a very strange hill to have an opinion on other than “this is very bad and dangerous” when a childrens hospital affiliated with one of academias (Harvard/Cambridge universities) premier teaching hospitals (Mass General as a whole - which the childrens hospital is affiliated with.) is receiving bomb threats & direct threats of lethal harm to several employed doctors, as well as their support staff.

I’ve come to the pretty reasonable conclusion that there’s no good faith discussion to be had when one side is “anything that leads to threats of domestic terrosism against a childrens hospital is a bad thing” & the other is “buh, buuh - have u considered that death threats against childrens hospitals might actually be the way of righteousness? This sociopath has thoughts they think you’ve yet to consider!”
Ease: A free legal agreement to offer equity for services
I did not find a way how to get rid of orbital debris in the article.
It took a full ten seconds for my eyes to see normal color again. They can use that as a testimonial if they like.
Ok. But why ditch the shows you've already paid to produce? Maybe the future cash flows are greater by taking the cash today but that's a hell of a wager to place on the future.

My annual sub renews in 12 days. I will probably re-up for one more year but only because I can get a significant discount through my credit card. Will I, and others, re-up in for 2024? I am very uncertain.
"the techniques that work for cars and rockets don't work in social media."
hmm...
Elon Musk was a software engineer in the beginning, you know?
Is it done with OpenAi's whisper? Now it would be cool to have it summerized by ChatGPT.
There's no storage solution which can be used for winter for a whole country right now, that's a hard fact.

Maybe they'll improve yes (or maybe not) but that's called R&D, not an available solution and you cannot count on it.
“Blocked by CORS Policy”
So you leave, like you said.
Yes I do set high standards for myself. And in many cases I think that is appropriate, outside of software. (A good example would be: tiling a shower. If your grout lines aren't straight, you and everyone else will notice.)

I do occasionally have projects where centimeter precision is sufficient, and you are right that I'm never anxious about those.
TIL. Information on this:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=814695
> Is the idea is we should have community college and Stanford and nothing in between?

Apparently community colleges and Ivy League schools, and nothing else, I would assume from the Harvard/Yale reference.
I agree and would go one step further: every company is a social endeavor. There is no such thing as "an engineering company". The likes of Musk are wholy incapable of successfully running such endeavors when "success" is broadened to include more factors other than money and technical engineering feats.
Because Reddit is a hive mind due to the way upvote/downvote works. It only has one "correct" opinion. Everything else is downvoted and rejected.

It's mostly an anonymous network while Twitter isn't.

Lastly, Reddit is controlled by the mods in a way. Mods have all the power. Influencers do not.
* Forever chemicals are a huge problem, and even TFA does not give any hope at all in reducing the insane amounts of PFAS and related chemicals in the environment. We need to stop releasing mind-boggling amounts of it before we come up with nifty techniques to destroy a few millilitres of it

* We have found enzymes that degrade PET, which is highly recyclable anyway. There are no hints at all that we would be able to first find enzymes for the hundreds of other plastics, and then manufacture and release enough into the environment to make a difference.

* The seriousness of climate change has been communicated in every single way across the spectrum of possible approaches. Our civilization is simply not equipped to handle a problem of this magnitude. We are past the point of no return, and if you actually looked into our energy usage and what it would take to solve this with technology, you would come to the same conclusion. But feel free to keep denying it, makes no difference in the end.
Ah. And we couldn't stick... What, 4 ints of metadata in the video steam (width, height, depth, frame rate)? Not like we don't have the bandwidth. I can believe that, but it's disappointing that nobody bothered.
Does it really need to be listed? You can work getting paid under the table, raise kids, care for family member, trade online, onlyfans, make yt videos, deal illegal items, go to school, help family business. i mean the limit is your creativity really. I don't even know if that stat includes gig workers like uber drivers either.
Musk had some pretty influential backing before he even founded SpaceX. From Wikipedia:

"In 2002, Griffin was President and COO of In-Q-Tel, a private enterprise funded by the CIA to identify and invest in companies developing cutting-edge technologies that serve national security interests. During this time, he met entrepreneur Elon Musk and accompanied him on a trip to Russia where they attempted to purchase ICBMs. The unsuccessful trip is credited as directly leading to the formation of SpaceX.[11] Griffin was an early advocate for Musk calling him a potential “Henry Ford for the rocket industry".[12]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_D._Griffin
Exactly! It actually has helped me because I've quickly seen things I wanted to do e.g. last week but somehow forgot.
But I still can rest knowing that everything is archived.
I gave in and bought a copy of MakeMKV. I rip my discs and don't see the ads anymore.
> in Georgia

Russian peacekeeping corps WAS attacked in Georgia. The EU fact-finding mission, had blamed Saakashvili:

https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/new-report-on-rus...

https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/a-shattered-dream...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/sep/30/georgia-attack...

It's insane how this truth has been erased in the last 14 years, despite being publicly available and easily googlable. This wiki article should provide a good enough context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian%E2%80%93Ossetian_conf...

But hey, why bother with studying facts when you can study propaganda memes, am I right?
I don't know the specifics of your monitor. But you say the source is in power-save mode? I think then it has also signaled to the monitor to enter power-save mode.

So if your monitor supports it, turn off energy-saving mode settings might fix the issue.

It might also be less annoying to wait 4 seconds, if you think of it as helping to save the planet ;-)
The internet also says that even Gahndi did not exactly say this ;)
How?

Wind is a generator with some blades attached, on a stick.

Nuclear is a generator with a nuclear reactor feeding it.

Exactly how do you expect "nuclear reactor" to be cheaper than "blades + stick"?
Twitter’s Fact-Checking System Has a Major Blind Spot: Anything Divisive
No. If that were true I could simply use spotify or netflix with any software of my choice.

You are paying for both the content and the software bundled together. And no, you don't get it "for free".
Fascinating points about "admission against interest". It explains some characters I have encountered on this journey through life.
I might be wrong but I think parent is referring too the fact that, this incorrect messaging causes a huge amount of stress for little gain and it also kind of looks silly when it turns out to be wrong thus diminishing the credibility of SCIENCE!

To call something a "forever chemical" is talking in absolutes, and we should know that most things aren't absolute.
Closest you’ll get is something like a Blackmagic ATEM switcher, using “Program” as the output. Then you can map a software key to swap it out in a single frame. As discussed in another thread, the computer has to be sending the display signal to some device that is seen as a display, and that switcher keeps the video from both PCs buffering at 60 or 30 fps. To the computer it can’t know the display switched and the display can’t handle two simultaneous streams, so you have a device in the middle that bridges that. Down side is depending on the quality of the switcher you might get 1-2 frames of lag because it’s optimizing for frame accurate sync to ensure the least possible “flicker” when the source is switched.
> That renewables are not expensive is not unfortunate.

I mean unfortunate for the intended business model of nuclear
Well, it's not so clear, even though I reject wokeness. For example, what's the gender of eunuchs from the middle ages? They hardly pass as males, but they are even further from females.
That the same one that killed John Edward Jones?
Tried to upload my favorite recorded audio file (MP3) from Japanese program given in the middle of 1980s about a ancient mound (grave) in Japan. A Japanese famous archaeologist, late Koichi Mori (a professor of Doshisya University at that time) talks about Hashihaka mound, but he talks in ... in Spanish?
Fortunately, there are many such men. And their time is nigh again.
My first impression of this tool when I first used it a couple of years back was "Oh okay, a tiny little tool to find the IP address of a device you want to ssh on". Only over time I realised how powerful it actually is.