skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: Bangalore, India

Remote: Yes (Preferred) / In-office

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Golang, Rust, Javascript, Python, Node.js, Express, React, Svelte,
PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Docker, AWS, Linux, Shell Scripting, Terraform, Kubernetes, Github-Actions, CI/CD

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/163dQjJpF_RSZzOdiKBXjb9qlX7n...

Email: mailvarbhat@gmail.com

Github: https://github.com/varbhat

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/var-bhat

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I am Open Source Developer and Tech enthusiast(My Github profile is https://github.com/varbhat). I am much more of generalist Software Developer having done Backend development(Go,Python and Java), Devops(docker and Kubernetes), Web development (React and Svelte), mobile app development(react native,flutter and kotlin) and thus i think that I will be incredibly useful.

I have developed popular Open Source Cloud BitTorrent Client Application in Golang(and Svelte.js) named exatorrent. It's incredibly popular (1.6+k stars, Half million docker pulls) and many people use it. It uses PostgreSQL/Sqlite as db.

Apart from that, I have developed cloud based downloader in Go which lets you download files in your cloud server. I have also developed HyperUpnp - mobile application which lets you to stream media from one device to another. I used to maintain Docker Image of a distro. I also developed solution that lets you compile for MacOS from Linux without any deps. I had once written transpiler which converts dialect of BASIC to C.

I am also quick learner. I will learn anything that's useful to solve the problem. I am good at programming which is driven by my immense interest towards computing.
Definitely! But long term we need to start extracting resources in space, without that we still wont get far.
Your post doesn't follow the typical template so it will be hard for things to parse. And for some reason all those links don't actually work, just ends up "Sorry we can't find that page."
Added a notice about that, as I recommend using a fresh Windows install for a very specific purpose, not anything you are currently running or even necessarily a home system (as the context about it being a new setup would hopefully indicate).

Though, to be fair, I did write originally "After running the command, you will just have the Windows folders, Microsoft Edge, and Settings. And that’s literally it – no Microsoft Store, no Apps, just Windows and a Web Browser." (WSL2 obviously included if you think about it...)
Very cool. JSON is clearly a terrible format for this though. I've had great success using SQLite instead. You mentioned binary formats in the video - what other formats are supported? Last I looked the whole chrome://tracing ecosystem was stubbornly stuck with JSON.
To clarify, your initial statement said "a locked center diff" would be a valid form of AWD, which is what i was contesting.

All the differentials mentioned in your link allow for variable power distribution to each axle. Thats the whole purpose of a center differential.

Of course, not all AWD are created equal. Some apply equal torque to all wheels (i.e. open), some prefer a single axle (e.g. limited slip), some aren't controlled by the wheels but by the ESC (e.g. electronically actuated clutch packs). I suppose in electric cars where each axle is driven independently they dont even need a center differential (but I have no knowledge there).

But its an interesting link nonetheless - it was certainly educational - so thanks!

I do agree, however, that a full-time 4WD (which have a central diff, unlike part-time 4WD which generally do not) are effectively indistinguishable from an AWD with a simple open center diff. Of course, those are the least effective types of AWD - but the 4WD at least has the ability to lock that diff and likely has a multi-speed transfer case :)
TFA is short details: if anyone knows the equipment type or other specifics please share with us here, thx.

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p.s. the site has adblock blockers so I used, https://archive.ph/kjhqb
Sure

Governments could today choose to subsidise high percentage bio diesel and ethanol oil mixes and fund that by taxing all other fuels.

The end result could be exactly the same price for the many who do indeed struggle.
They clearly meant a surprise fee, from context. The AirBnB cleaning fee is expected and already included in your bill.

Edit: top context is “That is against AirBnB rules” and “refunded” i.e. AirBnB has explicit rules against surprise fees or bonds, and it can enforce rules.

I am guessing you just responded quickly but it is always good to spend time to try to “Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith.” - https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
The movement inspired by the book Silent Spring [1] is certainly one.

[1] http://www.rachelcarson.org/SilentSpring.aspx
So does literally the entire “web 3” movement.
Location: Brazil

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: Yes

Technologies: PHP (Laravel, Lumen), Inertia, Javascript/Typescript (REACT/Next, Vue/Vuex, Svelte), Node (Express), MySQL/MongoDB/Postgresql, REST and Graphql API design, Wordpress, some experience with Golang and Python/Django

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OcK399-TIzlz5sXDbp70Xbnp2md...

I have plenty of experience working with SAAS products (designing from scratch or building upon an existing one), managing teams and working remotely as a full stack developer.
If you paid by credit card, sounds like prime opportunity for a chargeback. The credit card company WILL stand on your side.
Hudson, New York's guaranteed income pilot show stable employment
South Korea’s online security dead end
I’m currently writing my Zettelkasten workbook to consolidate everything I’ve taught on it on YouTube:

https://atomicnotetaking.com/

Then back to building my Zettelkasten inspired note-taking app Flowtelic:

https://youtu.be/XLAJW7K6CU0
Yeah leaded fuel is only for piston engines. I can't actually imagine leaded fuel working in jet engines, even if they can usually take a wide range of fuels.
They are righteous defenders of what amounts to the current creation myth of scientism. Nothing to see here when The Science is understood to be a religion.
Can we solve this by putting a disclaimer in extension home page that it is upto the user to inform all parties and take their consent before recording ?
Not really sure how to solve this, would love feedback.
It strikes me as sad that people's photos have been taken a used to train a technology for a corporate profit. People just wanted to share their wedding photos.
A B2B SaaS is very likely to have US based customers with employees working remotely from all over the world, either temporarily or permanently.
But few people talk about how it screws the neighbors.

This so much.

There's a neighbor on the street with a 'unique' house who decided the way she would make money is AirBnB'ing it to film companies. So...a weekend or two a month (usually Th-Mo), we would have 50-60 cars parked wherever they wanted on our narrow street and sidestreets. We would have vans and delivery vehicles block our driveways and sometimes the whole street for as long as they wanted. They would drive over lawns to position trucks because the street is too narrow for a 20+ foot cargo truck to back into the driveway to unload. They would film until 3, 4, sometimes 5 in the morning with loud noise, dozens of people and floodlights. If we said anything, they would mob us and start filming us trying to get us to lose our tempers. Whenever the cops showed up, they would shut down and play nice until they left, and then crank back up. And every one of them didn't get the required city permits until after we complained.

Lovely people in the film industry. /s

The city has regulations against such abusive behavior but not the resources to enforce, and no real recourse when the film companies basically gave the city the middle finger. They're going to be gone in a couple of days so screw those pesky neighbors. So we became the squeaky wheel to get some action. We eventually had to get a lawyer to get this shut down. And you bet there's a bunch of us at the city council meetings lobbying for better enforcement. It looks like we'll get some new regs passed with more teeth.

And, of course, AirBnB didn't care one bit.
There is no such thing as C ABI either.
I don't see any comments remotely like what you're claiming. Libertarian, meet strawman.
I hate to nitpick but there's an error in the text where it's stated that the 8086 could address 4 megabytes with 20 bit addresses, but that's actually one megabyte. Otherwise, all fascinating reading. My first proper pc was an Amstrad PC1512 with a NEC V30 (clone of the 8086 with some enhanced instructions). Maybe you could take a look at the V30 at some point?
I can think of at least three people who've told me this is why they decided to stop at two children.

I do think you're right, though, that a lot of people gesture at the cost as a reason not to have kids when even if you removed that barrier they still wouldn't.

(In thinking about the effects of policies like this you need to think at the marginal parents: people who are close to the border on whether to have another kid and could be most easily swayed one way or the other.)
Federated is not web3. This is just distributed like fediverse.
Yep, core_net is the bulk of it, and I have a fork with changes to bring it up to date with master, we're just hashing out final details to get it ready to wrap and ship at this point.
One of the difficulties with these training datasets is the currently understood rules around web scraping. The current legal precedent [0] is that web scraping is perfectly legal, despite what is in the websites terms of service, "licence" or robots.txt. If a human can navigate to it freely, you can scrape it using automated means.

What you can't do with scraped data is republish it verbatim. Doing a data analysis on scraped data is permitted by law, and you can publish your analysis of that data.

The question is, is an AI model trained on scraped data a derived analysis that is therefore legal? Or is it republishing of the original data? We need a test case to find out.

In the case of this dataset, I don't think the CC license applies to people using it. It "may" apply to redistribution of it for free. If the dataset was sold, that would be a violation. I suspect (after tested in court) a model trained on this dataset would be allowed despite the CC license on the photos.

Personally, in this case I think the ethics committee of the University should have put up barriers to the project. The morals of this are questionable at best.

0: https://techcrunch.com/2022/04/18/web-scraping-legal-court/
They've already announced 3 BEVs and 5 hybrids by 2025 so wouldn't say they aren't investing in EVs. Considering how bad the current batteries are for the environment and the limited supply of lithium I don't see why alternative fuels that leverage existing infrastructure is a bad thing.
It remains to be seen but BEVs might not be the be-all end-all especially if you include vehicles where range and weight is important like semi and planes.
Installed windows on a computer for the first time in about 5 years. I was surprised to see how much bloatware were pre installed (Spotify, TikTok, Instagram, etc). It’s crazy what Windows have become.
Gemini's Cameron Winklevoss Slams Crypto Exec Barry Silbert over Frozen Funds
> MLB umpires calling balls/strikes instead of machines.

Hah true but this is more of a "spirit of the game" rule than anything. Same idea with football/soccer, there's certainly no technological barrier preventing the use of an accurate game clock to get an exact amount of stoppage time, or even pausing the clock during play, but they keep on out of tradition I guess.
5 Tips for Choosing the Best Daily Planner
You're thinking of 2009, when it was first released and nobody knew anything about it.

I know that by the time I even looked at it in 2011 you couldn't mine anything with a desktop CPU.
This blog post will take a closer look at daily planners and provide tips for choosing the best one for your needs in 2023.
Well, as the designers oft like to say: Defaults matter.
Thank you for sharing that insight! I've often found myself doing something like that.

When my natural inclination is to optimize, and the smart decision is to satisfy, having it as explicit words will help me make a decision faster.
And be able to track it all as well? Absolutely.
In case of offloading, the computations are usually still performed on GPU, but the model is hosted in RAM/SSD instead of the GPU memory (and its chunks are copied to the GPU memory when necessary).
Well yeah, the whole movement is founded in deliberate ignorance of all the existing, _working_ solutions we already have. Also, apparently none of them watched the HBO comedy Silicon Valley.
Sure, if you'd rather sleep in a patchouli-drenched living room in an Anarchist House instead of a beach house with a private rooftop deck.
Today is Blender's 29th birthday
A practical guide to nomography:

http://www.projectrho.com/nomogram/index.html
“Locals”, heh.

https://reallifecomics.com/comic.php?comic=february-17-2021
(Papers are pretty nowadays)

Scalable High-Order Gaussian Process Regression

https://proceedings.mlr.press/v89/zhe19a.html
One thought: isn't this fairer, in that private businesses pay for the security they need? There are obviously some big civil liberties questions, but if a business wants to put their own security into their place of business and tout that fact as a way to bring people back downtown, I have no objections. That these private security companies are doing neighborhood security is one thing, but I know the Portland downtown is hemorrhaging businesses because of the lack of security. I'm sorry that a small mom and pop restaurant needs to foot that bill, but perhaps with a few large hotels it makes it economically viable. And, as a taxpayer, the cops I pay for don't need to do that (and they seem unwilling lately anyway).
Better way: use Get-AppxProvisionedPackage and Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage during OOBE to remove them for all users.

Bonus: Use these cmdlets on a offline mounted WIM image to build a custom image without bloats.
>North Carolina PennsylvAnia

What is that?
Here are a couple videos that provide most of the insight…

https://youtu.be/4T9UQ4FBVXI
https://youtu.be/Bmjr4Q6je8I

Basically, you can’t bench with elbows straight out, because you’ll hurt your shoulders.

So you tuck your elbows a bit, but that means you’re fighting some leverage because the bar is no longer above your shoulders.

To fix this, you arch your back, which rolls your shoulders back and puts the bar back above your shoulders, but with your elbows still tucked.

One side of the arch, your shoulders, is pinned to the bench by the weight of the bar.

The other side of the arch, your butt, is not. So your arched back will straighten out under load, which rolls your shoulders forward, which moves the bar out of position.

So, to keep the arch solid, you use your legs to push your butt toward your shoulders, thus reinforcing the other side of the arch, keeping your shoulders rolled back.

So, leg drive is _not_ driving the bar, it’s driving your butt toward your shoulders, to keep the arch in your back solid, to keep your shoulders rolled back (and chest up) to keep the bar above your shoulders with your elbows tucked a bit, to keep from impinging a tendon.

You could bench with your butt off the bench and make a big arch, though this article explains you’re diminishing your returns by reducing range of motion.

https://startingstrength.com/training/keep-your-butt-on-the-...
This will break a bunch of stuff.

Microsoft has put some bloat in Appx packages, but this is definitely throwing the baby out with the bathwater, you're essentially nuking stuff based on its installation method rather than anything meaningful.

But, sure, go right ahead remove .Net Native Runtime, VCLIbs, the ability to login to guest WiFi, and Parental Controls at minimum. Who needs THAT stuff? Then just go ahead and start changing random things in gpedit because a blog told you to.

Honestly, my biggest pet-peeve with these debloating things (articles, scripts, tools) is that they never explain WHY for each thing. That is seemingly because the people building these things just copy/pasted someone else's without really understanding the original WHY of it. Multiple of them make Windows objectively less secure.

Maybe someone should build a debloater that describes exactly what [thing] is and if you want [thing]. Then also confirm that removing or disabling [thing] won't cause Windows Update to get into an install/rollback/install death spiral.
Just because you do it frequently doesn’t necessarily make it good. Your approach increases the function’s cyclomatic complexity. The struct requires the caller to dictate the function’s inner logic instead of the function logic being driven by application data. Maybe your solution is a good fit in your production code. I can’t say. Maybe there is a different approach to solve your boilerplate concerns. There will be exceptions but generally I don’t agree with the example as provided.
Same situation here, and I was surprised to learn that my city doesn't seem to have any rules against this.

So far most renters have been friendly or kept to themselves. Some were noisy, and some left dozens of cigarette butts on the sidewalk and street, and for the past couple weeks the place has been empty. No one has even come by to put away the trash bins.

The owner has over a dozen houses like this, and I really think it's a bad thing that these houses are not available to people who want to live in them.
It uses screen recording apis provided by chrome itself.
Also there are many such chrome extensions that record google meets but all of them are either paid or free with some limitations, so we're not the only ones bypassing premium gsuite.
The other big factor here is that Apple have used four entirely different processor architectures since 1993 — M68k, PowerPC, Intel and ARM — whereas Windows has only ever really enjoyed widespread popular use on Intel and compatibles.
Should we care about people who need never exist? Absolutely not. Why? As we've seen in the US in 2022, the idea of giving the conceived rights as people is weaponized to rob their carriers of autonomy and the access to medical care. I find it strange that an article that talks about theoretical people never once mentions abortion.

Also, the example of the Titanic is brought up without even mentioning sufferage, which is another perplexing omission. The "women and children first" idea catalyzed the idea that women should have the same rights as men. Talking about "potential people" is a step backwards.

There's a lot of talk about low-quality lives. This is colonial thinking, which is unsurprising coming from such an august neoliberal institution. The "savages" and the "poor" shouldn't be having children, the argument goes. But why are African countries, for example, generally poor? That wasn't an accident. It is the result of a policy of exploitation going back centuries. So if we really want more happy people, maybe we should stop making so many people needlessly unhappy.
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CO2 emissions per a Falcon 9 : 425.

Emissions per human on a Falcon 9 (assuming 4) : 106

Emissions for a Starship launch: 2700

Emissions per human on a Starship launch (assuming 100) : 27

Emissions per year for America: 5,000,000,000

Emissions per year for a single American: 15

Emissions per for for a single American over an 80 year lifespan: 1200

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I don't know if people don't really appreciate how many people there are, overestimates rocket pollution, or just like some person reads something on the internet, somebody else repeats it, and nobody at any point bothers to see if what anybody is saying makes any sense. Rocket launches are such a nothing-burger in terms of emissions that yes sending people to Mars (assuming they stay for a while) would definitely be a net reduction in emissions.

For some fun tangential data, to match the current emissions of the US, alone, you'd need to launch about 12 million Falcon 9s. Last year was the biggest year, for space, by far with a whopping global total of 178 orbital launches. So the entire global pollution impact, for that record breaking year, was equivalent to ~5,000 Americans.

https://everydayastronaut.com/rocket-pollution/

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/EN.ATM.CO2E.PC?location...
The issue with the original article seems like it could be summed up pretty simply, startups, for their founders and investors, aren't meant to create profit, they are meant to increase equity. Therefore having the same business model as a cancerous tumor makes perfect sense, consume as much free resources (low interest debt) as possible to grow as large as possible in as short a time as possible, independent of any external effects or moral hazards that creates.

So in that way at least the original article does have a point, in a better world startups most likely shouldn't take as much funding as they do, but in the current world, the correct answer for any particular startup will always be to do exactly that.
Good luck finding a bylaw officer to enforce it, I've made many complaints in my city only to be told there's only one person and they never showed up... and this is in a city of 700k.
When you're really depressed, it's a spiral that is hard to break from. Sometimes it is almost impossible to do something like exercise. Eating can be a retreat for a moment so often you eat what you shouldn't as well.
That’s awesome! I’m not totally weird! :)

But, yeah, the practice thing has been so important. It’s a habit as much as a hobby now.

The music is better understood, and I just shoot for at least 10 mins a day. Usually do longer, sometimes miss days.

For the electronics I do a few things: collect and study schematics, draw and study circuits in LTSpice, and breadboard.

When I have something I like, I’ll do it in perfboard. I also design them in KiCAD, but haven’t ordered PCBs for a pedal yet.

Oh, this gadget is super handy for breadboarding: https://www.arcadiaelectronics.com/product-page/breadboard-p...

It’s so nice to get rid of the repetitive stuff. Saw it on a Wampler video, zoomed in and bought. Wish the alternate power was 4.5V vs 5V to avoid having to cookie cutter the voltage divider but whatever.
Somewhat; I think I briefly mention this in the readme but I could expand on it. There is some reading here https://beta.openai.com/docs/guides/safety-best-practices and here https://beta.openai.com/docs/guides/production-best-practice..., although in general, yes, anything that gets sent to OpenAI is indeed, well, sent to OpenAI :). I wouldn't run any sensitive data through it for example, although I am not too concerned about my query history or anything like that (Write me a script for a hypothetical third Bladerunner film.) Also, similar to not curling into bash, I think it is unsafe to eval anything that comes out of this without first reading it.
Yes, I think it funds their war in Ukraine
I saw the title and thought "I'm KILROY! KILROY! KILROY! Kilroy."
I reached the bottom of the page without getting a good understanding of what Unleash is. Is it something that deploys applications ? Something that pushes settings to applications ? Something that applications pull settings from ? An agent that runs on servers ? A load balancer (or API gateway) ?
Primarily, yes. There are international treaties regarding power, frequency, and transmissions that make sure you're not stomping on people. Each of the countries involved wants to make sure the operators know and understand what is expected.