skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The "serial port" setting, not the "tcp port" setting.

Oh that makes more sense, thanks!

> Serial ports don't negotiate a speed, so you have to be able to configure the right speed on both ends of the communication

This is actually why I was asking -- I'm messing around with an espflash-like clone and wanted this feature; so is the idea that its easier to set up the negotiation because of the command structure of telnet (e.g. pattern match on rx `telnet send ayt`)?
100% legit. In addition, the female gaze DOES exist. Has the creator never been to a gym full of attractive men with fit bodies, and observed women oogling at the men? Has the creator never observed how straight women will oogle at men with handsome faces? There's a show called "The Sex Lives of College Girls" where objectively average/cute women are objectifying and sexualizing relatively attractive men. There's a lot of modern shows like this, where women of all attractive levels are dating handsome men which is a form of "gazing".
AFAICT, that's the point.
Those were different times. There’s no more room for scrappy products like that now. You can’t just post an explainer video with an email sign up and expect to become Dropbox.

Lean startups have been rejected in favor of “Do all the big work up front and then we’ll see if we like it”. It’s MVP fatigue.
Interestingly, all of the above except "meaning it can be sold by shops" is also true in the UK (level of tolerance may depend on how you're otherwise perceived by law enforcement including racial profiling, etc, but I've seen people walk up to police officers and smoke a joint in their face and they've not done anything beyond take it off them and give them a verbal warning). I guess being able to walk into a shop and buy it rather than having to find a dealer makes it quite a different experience overall though.
> active record insanity

What exactly do you mean by that? It's just a bad ORM all around or is there something specific that is insane about it?

> poorly designed table relationships/indices

What does that have to do with Rails? Poorly designed database models are the fault of the developer(s) who designed them.
I recently tried Nextjs and Remix to explore other stacks since I've been using Elixir and Phoenix since 2016.

You won't find the dev UX you take for granted in Elixir and Phoenix.

Endless routing options, background jobs? Just install Squirrel and yadabadabadoo or just use AWS SQS(https://old.reddit.com/r/nextjs/comments/qspw4v/how_to_do_ba...). What about solid backend processes? Can I call those in some kind of repl? In Elixir I can just go `iex -S mix phx.server` and `MyModule.foobar("test")` and bada bing I'm all set. What about logging? Wait I need to decide and configure a logger? I also need to decide and configure what to output to? What about a nice ORM? Prisma looks good, set that whole thing up from scratch, I need to await, but special considerations need to be thought of when iterating through a collection? Promise.all vs for..of? I iterated an array and want to save it to the DB but it's running out of connections (https://github.com/prisma/prisma/discussions/16884)? Why do I even need to think about this?

Really curious to hear your counterpoints to this because granted I am quite new to backend typescript.
Haha, it is possible! It's basically there as a coin sink. I don't think it would pass muster to be in a real casino because the payout table is truly random!
People also forget the opportunity cost of returns on the downpayment amount that could have been invested if renting.
Americans are draining the money they saved during the pandemic
>> Relative to your first point, two shops with two chairs each have much more overhead than one shop with four chairs.

I don't think that follows - the business rates, heating costs, energy usage, insurance, etc. will all be cheaper in the 2-chair shops than the 4-chair shop. The 4-chair shop just has extra chairs (but they remain unused since there aren't staff available to fill them) . At the same price point for customers, it's less viable.
What if what you are calling bloat is actually a highly effective revolutionary machine? The way the US is structured, elite schools like Stanford are the gateway to the most powerful positions in the country. Jobs like scientists, judges, lawyers, bureaucrats, federal agents, politicians, and academic staff are gated behind having an elite degree. So I actually see this as being extremely ominous and not just bullshit.
I was very vocal that they shouldn't make the "coffeeshops" Dutch only, but that was before widespread legalization elsewhere. I remember seeing a lot of people pissing and shitting in places other than toilets and worse, with the attitude they could just get on a train and never come back and the police wouldn't come after them.

(In America, crossing the border like that is less effective.)

>Prague, Budapest, Instanbul, Berlin, even Belgrade have a party scene I'd describe as wilder and edgier.

But in those cities if you act out, you'll be punched out. Amsterdam seemed to have a lot of people who can't handle ambiguity, hence needing to literally go into the weed store with weed and literally go to the sex worker store with a sex worker in the window.

(I don't pay for sex, but as a humanist if that trade is going to happen I'd rather it be legal so folks have recourse if abused... it troubles me when it's warped from something done in desparation by the first generation into something glamorous.)

I feel bad for Dutch people. It's also got great coffee shops (for just espresso), museums, parks... it's like there's two cities in one.

I mean look at the article:

>This latest round of proposed measures includes initiatives targeting troublesome tourist behavior, such as limiting the number of river cruises; implementing earlier closing times for bars, clubs and window brothels; and banning cannabis smoking in certain parts of the city.

I was under the impression you should only doing it in the shops, and are risking a ticket or worse if you do it out of the park where it bothers people?

I feel bad since I was a bit wild myself, in the get drunk and be loud sense... but dear lord they're absolutely right to not want a bunch of 19 year olds re-enacting Eurotrip, people don't act antisocial in say, Prague or Paris at the level they do in AMS, but both have sex work and drugs. It's like the European Las Vegas, in that people confuse respect for privacy and autonomy with a free pass to do whatever they want.

PS: The Red Light district, once you're not near the windows, is quite beautiful and there's a lot of small shops and bars that are well run. It's literally like two streets that are "extreme", and the issue IMHO is the type of guy who comes to treat the window girls like zoo animals, not sex work per se.

Anyways, sorry for the wall of text -- I'm ill, and coping by pounding sudafed and water and posting on the internet since apparently antibiotics won't cure this cold virus, and it makes me sad as an autistic person seeing how badly people mess up on purpose when the entire time I was in the country I was petrified I'd offend people.

TL;DR:Some tourists are assholes it's fine to not want them showing up.
In the short term:

- rapid action on climate change

- legalized abortion

- universal health care

- right to privacy

- improved internet access

- cleaner water + food

- bank reform

- DACA

- Social Security funding (returning funds stolen by previous congresses)

Heck, we might even go completely nuts and actually finish banning slavery.

Not sure what would happen in year two.
We're using whatboard.app for this at present. A bit different in approach, but a more more manageable and less infinite canvas. That said, this looks really cool and may be worth the desktop-app install.
Not 100h yet but I've been replacing custom Linux command output parsing with https://kellyjonbrazil.github.io/jc/ (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33448204) lately.
my father in law was an "HVAC guy" and got to know some commercial real estate owners through networking. I think he did $250k/year working when he wanted. Granted, it was very hard physical work.
Are all Mastodon instances indexed somewhere? Last time i tried to look at all the communities, i only found about 30 on their main website.
Nothing - I don`t blame others for any conspiracy but try to do my best where I can instead. Thanks for asking.
They basically took this implementation and just adapted it to coding standards:

https://github.com/aaemnnosttv/wp-sqlite-db

This has been around since some time and is itself a fork of a previous work.

The interesting part is that this drop-in replacement (mostly) already works well, there are a few issues that are related to some quirks in the WordPress core itself, for example: https://github.com/aaemnnosttv/wp-sqlite-db/issues/18

And maybe now they will be fixed.
I've been driving a Fiat 500e for a few years, and I love it, but nobody would consider it competition for Tesla.

My new 2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV, on the other hand, it's amazing. And so inexpensive!
I love how they focus on simplicity and are not afraid to cut stuff out. Often times, software projects get more complicated over time. Rails seems to get simpler.
The yondr bags are sealed faraday cages to keep you from recording the show or being on your phone.
For comparison, the implementation of the same feature in ClickHouse:

https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/blob/master/src/Sto...

https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/blob/master/src/Sto...

ClickHouse allows federated queries with MySQL, Postgres, ODBC and JDBC data sources.
This has been my experience too. Companies never stopped looking for senior talent. Junior talent is getting squeezed. Quite a few people in my circle have been getting job offers after interviewing at one or two companies, it's still somewhat of a hot market.
I signed up just to follow elonjet.
The reality is a large portion of people will sign up, check it a few times and then just continue to use Twitter.

Lots of the people proclaiming they are leaving Twitter for Mastodon didn't even last a week before they were posting on Twitter again.
I don't think that was the main issue. Bitcoin's main use as an actual currency was for things like drugs, where the legal system wouldn't be on your side anyway. So lack of chargebacks wasn't an issue anyway.

The bigger issues with BTC is the onboarding problem, limited capacity and rapidly fluctuating exchange rate.
It matters because of scale. Our current laws and social norms are based on a world where it's not feasible to check against a list of 1,000,000 disallowed people. Technology now allows this, and we should re-assess whether our laws and norms should change with this new reality.

Obviously I think we should add some new checks. Perhaps every blocklist should be transparent and have an appeals process. Or maybe blacklisting should be time-limited. Or maybe expand the list of protected classes.
Unparsable submission title but a cool site.
> I would stop, and say "there's a snake over here" and pull a snake out from the cover of grass!

Same! It's always weird when I know there's a snake there even before I have consciously recognized that I've seen it.
I thought they had this? What was I using back a year ish ago?
The same thing will happen to these ICE cars that has always happened to them. Demand wanes. Values decline. "Nicer" used ICE cars become available at a lower price. Owners can recover whatever value is left by selling at a time of their choice, like always.

Some folks will choose to keep ICE cars even after the majority have switched, and this is fine, too. At that point, parts, service, and fuel for those vehicles will be harder to obtain and more expensive. Modern batteries will be good until after most owners have already sold or traded the car, and battery swaps are fairly easy with "skateboard" type (modern) EV designs.

Will the market step up to provide access to charging, etc? Of course! There's money to be made and lots of it. Will ICE parts and service suppliers (or dealers) survive the change? No, most will not. Many of the most expensive and service-heavy parts of an ICE vehicle don't even exist on an EV, and most service will be done at home by a truck that visits your house. Likewise, EVs will not be stocked on lots like ICE cars are, so there goes a big chuck of the dealer sales/service model.
There oughta be a Game Boy capture cartridge
Everyone always goes for the discrimination angle, but what frightens me is that like other modern automated tech of this decade the facial recognition used here probably has a horrendous false positive rate which most institutions will none the less treat as the final truth. Unrelated this is also why I fear most of this new AI stuff so much despite working in the field; the accuracy rates on these things in production is atrocious.
Argentina team returns after World Cup victory – Live coverage (Spanish)
Holidays are coming which means free time is coming! Hoping to finally get this fixed up and released.
Let’s Make Overtone Sing Like Sonic-Pi – Pt. 2: Melody
What’s your evidence for massive interest in business markets? I use a quest for gaming, but find the idea of interacting with colleagues for corporate stuff to be just hideous.
They will say, so sue us, and you should.
Censoring Naked Yoga
Let Me Translate the Last Few Days of Twitter Policy
There's also a 'I as the artist don't like to see the audience on their phone' component a lot of the time as well.
A distant predecessor of Tristero, no doubt.
Cops Cast Doubt on Musk’s Claim That ‘Crazy Stalker’ Followed His Son
Every demoscene production featured in Amiga Forever was included with permission from their creators. Credits are in the documentation.

Please name one demo that you think should not be in Amiga Forever, and I will check that and report here.
The Fermi paradox assumes that "intelligent" is one threshold, and we are beyond it.

We couldn't communicate with the most advanced primates from a million years ago. A civilization a million years past ours would be unlikely to want to talk to us. The average star in our galaxy is a billion years older than our sun.

You can only communicate with civilizations near your level, which are inherently much rarer.

We aren't old/developed enough to be interesting to talk to.
Not OP but there are a few performers who like to either confescate phones or place them in locked baggies to stop the people who hold their phone in the air filming a video nobody will ever watch.

In theory I like the idea but in practice I agree with OP.
What is it? I clicked on the floor, the viewpoint moved. It seemed to be a static 3-D view. The tutorial said you could change where the lighting came from but that didn't seem interesting, so I quit. The "female gaze" stuff didn't tell me what to expect it to do.
Indeed, it's the colloquial name for nazi stormtroopers, and by extension and popular usage, any modern fascist.
I suppose you could try to hedge. Buy shares in companies likely to capture the value of the AI revolution? I honestly can’t think of a profession that would be totally safe from AI - that’s what AGI means after all
5. Block people who are likely to have a medical emergency at your business.
ml degree should be a mix of heavy-ish mathematics and cs. in most cases they are a cs specialization

for example, at my university ml graduates are expected to excell at writing performant parallelizable code and to mathematically understand the models they are building
I know this crowd leans anti censorship and anti pc, but all I'm saying is that I appreciate being made to think by opposing viewpoints, hence I find value in lists like this.

I personally have made effort to not use the word user. I decided I don't like it. For me. I'm not lecturing other people not to use it.

In my experience, user has become a fill in word, when better words exist. And its pejorative use is, in my opinion, closer to the substance abuse meaning than it appears at first glance. Both basically describe someone who uses and takes advantage of something, without either mastery or self control. "Passive use" if you will. When I think of it in that context, I dont like the word.
An artistic show tend to have weirdly inelastic demand. If someone is a committed fan, they will typically pay any amount of money to "worship their idol" (not in a negative way, ritualized communal, artist performances are some of the earliest human traditions we have).

To see a society in which very few limits were placed on who could see a concert, look up Metallica playing when the USSR fell, absolutely massive.
> Do you not believe it's interesting to try and imagine what art might look like from different perspectives?

I do, actually, unfortunately the time has passed for those painters. We certainly have a lot of diverse representation in art these days, so fortunately it is no longer something I need to imagine.
>> And are all the ice cars going to be just left to die? Will people be reimbursed for their now-worthless scrap? Will companies and part suppliers survive the transition - they’re going to Osborne their product line!

Are we just going to let all the horse and buggys to die? Will people be reimbursed for their now worthless horses? What about coach companies and horse feed suppliers?

It's a transition just like anything else. There likely will be some deaths to some parts companies, if they can't pivot. That's healthy, although painful.

Also, Audi makes ~1.7 million cars a year. Replacing those all with EVs is a much, much easier task than replacing something like VW that makes ~8-9 M/yr cars.
Exactly, C# literally has two distinct extension methods on the string class named `isNullOrWhitespace()` and `isNullOrEmpty()`.

This garbage was obviously not written by a person with any significant technical background. How else would they come up with equating `user` and `client`?
I guarantee that you clicked through some terms and conditions while buying that ticket, and it almost certainly said that phones weren't allowed. This is quite common at comedy shows because comedians develop their material over time. They don't want clips of jokes failing to land or being taken out of context, as that could hurt their career. Recording also emboldens hecklers, as one friend can record (or even livestream) while another insults the performer.
Poorly designed, poorly manufactured, barely works in use and rounds the nuts you use it on so that subsequent attempts will be harder even with better tools.

It feels like there's been a strong Satanic / nihilistic philosophy at work among the hand tool industry for a while now. Started somewhere around the time period when the movie "Rambo" caused a fad for crappy "survival knives."
Indeed: maybe: "Death by AI -- a 'Killed by Google' clone but for AI"
This seems like an absolute legal nightmare - ToS will never hold up in court, you've basically just saved criminals and scammers a few days of work.
Definitely been the plan at a variety of places I've worked. Including a bank.
I wouldn’t be so sure. I (a European) have occasionally used “American” in that sense when speaking English in a group of foreign students in Europe that included one from Latin America, and he somewhat pointedly substituted “from the States” etc. in his replies. He never went as far as correcting me, and I never explicitly asked if that phrasing annoyed him, but it seemed like it did.

Of course, there’s a substantial difference between annoying and offending, but it seems like there are, in fact, reasonable people who object to that usage.
What amazes me about this whole thing is how anyone can fail to see to the parallels with the cultural revolution, right on down to the ritualistic self-criticism you're required to perform when you sin against the orthodoxy.

Will it really take 10 years before everyone wakes up in a collective stupor and says, "well, that really went off the rails. How about we move on?"
Obsidian Team, help me out here. What are some actual use cases for canvas? Specifically, how does this enhance the user's ability to record, synthesize, and recall their ideas? I am a huge Obsidian fan, I fully understand what canvas does and how it's used. But I don't get the point. I see the team devoting lots of energy to this feature, so I assume I'm missing something.
You probably should add "Show HN"
Yea I think the bigger issue here is just that Dolan is an oligarch heir piece of shit and we need to rethink how inheritance works. The facial recognition stuff is an issue, but if dolan had to actually work for any of the stuff he's got I think he'd behave very differently.
What it’s like to use the first Matter devices in the real world
Home Assistant [0] through bunch of automations we have around our home must’ve saved 100h in total for me and my partner so far.

[0] - https://www.home-assistant.io/
US universities don't really have research focused masters so they are shitty cash cow degrees. I think a research master's from a good European university can teach you a lot and make you a better programmer. It's kind of like doing a few years of a PhD and dropping out in the states.
What's he saying though? That connotations of words change over time? Everyone should know that. 'Retarded' used to be a medical term, now it's a 4chan term, so it needs canning.
The problem wasn't that you thought they would be actual Saturn Vs, the problem is that you think the mass of a Saturn V is remotely enough to send a probe to the other side of the galaxy. Designs for intra-galactic probes typically include meters of shielding because of how nasty hitting even a grain of sand is at interstellar velocities, and in your case this is even worse, since said shielding doesn't have to stand up to a century of ablation, it has to hold up for a million years. You're exceeding the mass of a Saturn V on shielding alone, and the tyranny of the rocket equation still applies. Building bigger means building everything else bigger.
This looks like finally an alternative to OneNote. Since every page in OneNote is like an infinite page or canvas, I use it at work to dump info freely anywhere.

The tabs and folder interface helps organizing those notes. But now when my notes are increasing OneNote don't offer a lot to organize these. Its bad at linking the notes too.

This looks a very good alternative with open specs. No other tool had this kind of canvas like OneNote before.
Up next: Everyone on HN who posted that they disagree with MSG's use of facial recognition is permabanned from all MSG venues, with no notice or recourse.
Not sure if it applies here, but I recall reading that when they were hunting for prominent members of Saddam Hussein's regime people didn't believe the large rewards would ever be paid. For a lot of people who might come across a fugitive, like low-level service workers and low-level criminals, $5k might seem more tempting that $5m because the former seems like a familiar sum of money to them.
Adding a few more to the list; Twitch, dribbble, hulu, zendesk, airBnB, Square, Kickstarter, Heroku, Coinbase, Soundcloud, cookpad, slideshare.

I guess, if you choose Rails, there is more chance you will build something beyond MVP as you get to focus on what you build not how.
My other pet theory is that organic life forms are an intermediate step in the development of intelligence.

No one will bother with us, until the inevitable artificial intelligences develop.
NETWORKS. All use cases apply.