skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We got a Breville at home recently and I couldn't understand what the hype was all about, it did exactly what my last countertop oven did even in Airfryer mode.... this is making sense now. We were already heavy users of the old convection only model, so this didn't seem like much of an upgrade. I think the marketing hype is just pushing people to realize a countertop oven of any sort is very useful. (That said, the Breville is very well made and we'll keep it around. It works well, just didn't quite taste much of a difference from what we had before - an older Cuisinart FWIW).
Yes please - also put smartphone holder so I can go thru my checklist hands-free (encouraging checklists would probably loose money to shops as now they incentivise mindless browsing and buying useless crap)
Most of those are decent questions.

Open ended problem solving problems can be done well.

'Where are you in 5 years' is really helpful to understand aspirations aka 'I want to be a Senior Dev/Architect' vs. 'I want to go in to Product' etc..
> In particular, a typical application design involves some variation of the Observer pattern (implementations can vary wildly), where views read/“observe” models owned by controllers. Why should I beat my head against the wall with a systems language? There should be an escape valve that doesn’t sacrifice memory safety.

The escape valve here that doesn't sacrifice memory safety is reference counting and perhaps interior mutability. (And this point certainly does involve pointers, if not void*.)

> I can’t create unbound trait/struct functors and then invoke them on strict references later?

You can't implement the `Fn` traits for your own types, but this shouldn't have any impact on what you can express, should it? If you're going to pass in references at the call site you can do that just as well with lambdas (or if you really want to use your own type, with a hand-rolled trait to replace `Fn`).
> how the DMCA does not require that these hosting providers actually check for code ownership at submission

How does one check who owns a work if the work does not include the authorship information? (or if the work has been altered to have incorrect authorship information)
Are these the ones they bake? If so, would I ask them or are they in the frozen section
> I don't deny that I might get moved by a piece of AI art, but even so, my first thought goes to what human art was used to generated this specific piece that inspired this emotion.

Yes, exactly, behind AI art there are countless human artists and their experiences. You should not dismiss AI so easily. What it offers you is a new way to see your favourite artists, to interact with their works, to continue dreaming the same dream, and add your own story to their own.

AI art is a deeper way to engage with art than simply viewing. For the first time we can ask questions, we can explore vast landscapes of style and content. Only imagination has similar characteristics - goal directedness, freedom of movement, extreme creativity, one-time-use - imagine and throw away most of your ideas, a space of privacy and freedom - assuming you run your own models, AI art is more private than using the internet.
No, it's not "common knowledge" that abstaining from politics is siding with the oppressor.

That's an unfalsifiable ideological assertion that has been well-socialized, but that doesn't make it fact and lots of people disagree with it, because it's an opinion, and it's one that presupposes a Foucaultian worldview of human dynamics as being able to be distilled down to pure power struggles.

It's absurd to see that bandied about as truth just because it's "common knowledge." I bet in Communist China it was "common knowledge" right before the famine that killing the sparrows would bolster the harvest, too.
The maturity and stability of the US stock market (by which I mean institutional and structural stability rather than price stability) make it the most frictionless, transparent and predictable place to raise equity capital. Add that dollars are also attached to a broad domestic market and the US corporate form is strongly entrenched in a culture of rule-of-law and there's a compelling case to create and maintain your company in the US.
I love these. Another one I've seen recently is large Manhattan office buildings asking people to use revolving doors "to help save the environment".

(i.e. help us save on electricity costs for heating and A/C)
> Kind of like USB for EV charging

USB-C has entered chat.
Oops, I’m just bad at reading comprehension!
I recommend it!

You can get KVMs that switch multiple monitors, but you pay more for multiple monitors and for multiple input types (HDMI & Display port), so depending on your setup, it may make sense to have the some monitors on the switch but manually select inputs on others.

KVMs tend to work well, except

- you need to pause for a second when switching to allow the USB devices to reconnect, or sometimes things get into a weird state, like keyboard thinking a modifier is pressed

- rarely things get confused anyway, and I have to unplug and re-plug in devices to one of the computers. Cheaper KVMs and smarter mice and keyboards seem more prone to this.
Where does it talk about using your own domain?

https://home.omg.lol/info

I can't find it in the Help docs.
A rice cooker. I was sceptical for a long time, because we can just cook rice in a normal pot? But the result tastes a lot nicer and feels surprisingly more convenient, and keeping rice warm for longer periods is also handy. As a result we eat a lot more rice (and are less tempted to just order in when we're feeling lazy).

Also, a Hario V60 + Fellow Stagg EKG Kettle, really upped my coffee game. Though if you include the Timemore C2 grinder it probably comes to just over $200.
Do we need customer end bot tools to maintain any hope of interacting with corporations on equal footing?
well, ok but isn't it more likely that we want the clowns sorted in funniest order? and if we actually unlikely event do need a collection of the top six, we can write a collection to do that.
Please don't troll or make bad-faith arguments on HN. This post contains two instances of moving the goalposts and using extreme language for strawman attacks.

People are pointing out that moderation is often biased and that the power of controlling the narrative and topics & viewpoints that are allowed is a motivator for many moderators. Your strawman argument that "all moderators" being "exclusively" motivated is just rhetoric to try to win against a claim no one is making.
Indeed, they hid source code samples a bit too deep.

Easiest I could find is to go to tutorials in the menu, for instance, [1]. Such pages have links to actual source files which live on GitHub, like [2].

[1]: https://p-org.github.io/P/tutorial/clientserver/
[2]: https://github.com/p-org/P/tree/master/Tutorial/1_ClientServ...
aplysia exhibits low level learning, indirectly evidencing some sort of memory

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aplysia_gill_and_siphon_withdr...
Not sure Venus is within 1 month travel time.

Granted this is with Apollo era technology... but we're still talking Saturn V

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manned_Venus_flyby

> The proposed mission would have used a Saturn V to send three astronauts on a flight past Venus, which would have lasted approximately one year.

> ...

> Phase C would be the actual manned flyby, using a Block IV CSM and an updated version of the Venus flyby S-IVB which would carry a large radio antenna for communication with Earth.

> ...

> The Phase C mission was planned for a launch in late October or early November 1973, when the velocity requirements to reach Venus and the duration of the resulting mission would be at their lowest. After a brief stay in Earth parking orbit to check out the spacecraft, the crew would have headed for Venus. ... After a successful S-IVB burn, the spacecraft would have passed approximately 3000 miles from the surface of Venus about four months later.

Of note https://trajbrowser.arc.nasa.gov/traj_browser.php is fun to play with. - Custom list (Venus), one way rendezvous, minimize duration, all trajectories.

The shortest one is an 80 day one "burn straight there" approach.

I'm not sure that NASA has that updated for more recent years (its a search - not a compute) - still gives you an idea of what is doable and the inner solar system opportunities are fairly consistent (compared to the Grand Tour https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Tour_program which is once every 175 years). See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interplanetary_Transport_Netwo... and if that sounds like fun, then High Frontier board game might be up your alley ( current edition https://iongamedesign.com/products/high-frontier-4-all https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/281655/high-frontier-4-a... ).
> Then there are those dyed-in-the-wool non-Rust developers who would prefer to implement Rust's concurrency-related safety mechanisms in their own favorite language.

The book's called "atomics and locks". What language doesn't already have those? If I'm touching those, doesn't that mean I'm already trying to reimplement my own concurrency-safety mechanisms?

Howabout Rust implements my favourite concurrency-related safety mechanisms, so I don't need to ever know about atomics or locks.
Sodastream is a money making scheme. Canisters are super expensive.

After years of paying $30 per exchange, I decided to switch to an Spärkel Carbonator machine, which just takes a tablespoon of citric acid powder ($5/lb) and a tablespoon of baking soda ($1/lb) per bottle. So much cheaper.
FTX didn’t make any of the architectural decisions presented in this talk.
I’m aware of how attractive the information-transmitting analogy is given the elegance of the theory. A few simple rules when combined form an infinitely complex emergent behavior able to sufficiently explain all observations; what’s not to love about it.

I’m focusing on the epigenetic aspect of neurons due the possibility of the ME/CFS/LongCovid family of conditions being due to silencing of certain genes. The brain is closely linked with the immune system and I think the so while these present as immune conditions I believe it starts out more as a neural condition, maybe microglia. In addition it makes sense to focus on this area more as I can’t consciously restructure the neurons in my brain but I can introduce peptides that change gene expressions.
I would be interested if you've heard of any prosecutions against individuals solely for using a mixer. In itself, I don't believe that it is illegal to use a mixer, but it is likely illegal to operate a mixer in most countries.
Its not even a new product. Convection ovens have been a thing for years. But because standard toaster ovens and convection ovens look so similar people thought they were the same.
They're obviously doing the latter. The numbers are virtually exactly the same across the west. We've already seen residential wells run dry in California and Oregon at least as farmers just drill deeper and deeper wells.
How can we have infinite, exponential economic growth on a finite planet?
So there are a couple of reasons that things wouldn't necessarily converge to equilibrium, and they're fairly well documented in all the asset classes you mention.

Foreign stocks: There's a well-documented effect called "home-country bias"[1]. Basically, investors tend to buy much fewer international stocks and are overly concentrated in their local domestic stocks. There's all kinds of reason for this, but they mostly seem to center around regulatory barriers (typically harder to open a fund to invest outside the country), political (major pension system are encouraged to invest at home for patriotic reasons), and reputational (losing money overseas tends to make the asset manager seem more reckless).

Real estate: Most governments heavily subsidize real estate from a combination of tax advantages and cheap credit. Look at how easy it is for the average Joe to buy a house with 400% leverage, no margin call, no capital gains on sale, and he gets all kinds of tax credits. Which means if you are getting those advantages than it's rational to invest in real estate, but if you look at raw returns real estate tends to underperform because investors with those advantages are willing to accept lower returns.

Bonds: The disparity between equity and bond returns is perhaps the most studied in all of finance, and is known as the "equity risk premium"[2]. There are numerous explanations, but two major ones standout. First, bond returns tend to be anti-correlated with the general economy. During recessions, when people are most likely to need liquidity, bonds tend to go up whereas stocks tend to go down. Second, many large classes of investors are basically forced to invest in bonds instead of stocks. For example insurance companies can only hold a tiny percent of their reserves in stocks and are required to invest in fixed income products. Similar story with banks, and to a lesser extent pension funds.

[1]https://www.gsam.com/content/dam/gsam/pdfs/common/en/public/...

[2]https://www.yardeni.com/pub/stockmktequityrisk.pdf
It might feel different to a human, but it’s the same for the animal either way. Similar to hiring a hitman, it’s no more moral to kill at an arm’s length. I believe it is less moral because there’s an additional victim (the person performing the killing).
Ding ding ding! Got it in one
Counterpoint: follow a different guide, use nginx or caddy instead of Apache, and you can be live in under thirty minutes.

In all cases, this has nothing to do with t to he question. It wasn’t about how smart you have to be to set it up yourself, it was about how robust or fragile it is once put into place. A better point would be that we had certificates with ten-year expiration (not fragile) but susceptible to a myriad of advanced security issues. The solution was to reduce that to certificates that expire every few months, held together by daemons and scripts that renew them automatically in the background, significantly increasing the number of simultaneously moving parts and making the whole more fragile (with obvious security benefits).
Matrix.org homeserver: Severely degraded performance due to database issues
> I understand setting an adventure in Faerun would be a derivative work, but surely it wouldn't if it's in a completely new setting?

Anyone can write a setting book. A setting book that references specific copyrighted text — like the contents of the SRD, including classes, spells, creatures, magic items, and certain non-mechanical terms — runs into OGL space.

If you create an entirely new set of terms and mechanics, you haven't created a derivative work, but you also haven't necessarily created a compatible work, and you certainly haven't created one as directly compatible as a potential competitor's OGL-compliant work.

If you aren't writing for distribution, then none of this matters anyway.

> And repeating stat blocks from the Monster Manual is clearly a violation

With the exception of some copyrighted monster names, it's explicitly not a violation under the OGL, and the ability to do so is a large part of the point of the OGL.

> but it seems to me I should be able to refer to the Monster Manual

You can't by name without a separate compatibility license, typically by way of publishing to the Dungeon Master's Guild, which is laden with a lot of other intellectual ownership gotchas.

> as well as include my own custom stats for original creatures not from the Monster Manual, or even stats that I need to be different from those in the MM.

If you can describe what "neutral good" or an "Armor Class" represents mechanically without resorting to a literal mechanical description in the SRD or covered by the OGL, go for it. The broader point of the OGL was not having to reinvent those wheels in every product a publisher created.
A good air fryer should have a pan/grill that's detachable from the fan/heater section. The pan/grill should fit entirely in a sink.

If you get an air fryer that's the size of an oven it will be as hard to clean as an oven and will take just as long to heat and cook as an oven since internally the tech is 100% identical to a fan forced oven (a heating element with a fan). Don't make the mistake of bigger is better for an air fryer.

Air fryers are meant to be small pots that have a fan forced oven element bolted to the top that can easily be detached for washing in the sink. That's the whole appeal of it. It's a teeny tiny oven that heats up extremely quickly for little power due to its size. It's easy to clean because the non-electronic part fits entirely in the sink. It's only the size that gives air fryers an advantage. If you buy an air fryer the size of a fan forced oven you have literally just bought a less good fan forced oven.
"In other words, the stock market has never declined over any 20-year time period!"

That's not true. It is if you cheat by taking useless averages. It as declined, as you say too, a lot of times, and very badly, many many times.
There are different varieties of memristor but it looks like the main ones were invented 2004-2009, so 2024-2029.
Displays often support input switching using DDC/CI, so a simple script should allow you to switch all the displays over.
rustc needs to look at the entire crate because there's no header files that provide information about other items like C++. rustc does parallelize internally though: https://doc.rust-lang.org/rustc/codegen-options/index.html#c...
> I'm so tired of the constant battle to make very simple, innocent ideas political.

You may be tired, and I may get downvoted, but this is oversimplifying the problem so much that the message itself seems political. First, identifying pronouns is not really opt-in. There is significant peer pressure, and once you're the lone holdout, it's very hard to keep yourself pronoun-less without becoming a social outcast and targeted as a bigot.

I am 100% behind equal rights for trans people, and will call anyone by their preferred pronoun (he or she, on the fence on they, and would probably not go into the neo-pronouns). That said, my wish is that the default mode to address someone is based on observed external sex characteristics, and where people whose external sex characteristics match their traditional pronouns do not communicate their pronouns. My reasons are that at a young age, kids are extremely easy to influence, and I have a strong feeling that many kids identify as another sex to mask other underlying issues. For similar contrarian perspective see the book Irreversible Damage and also Blair White's youtube channel.
It would be very difficult to track what record in the training set contributed to what weight adjustment, especially after all the tokenization that is done.

s/mute/moot/; moot: having little or no practical relevance, typically because the subject is too uncertain to allow a decision.
A society can easily be democratic and self-governing within itself but do authoritarian subjugation of other societies, or be subject to such.
I don't remember seeing it back then. I hope that it has somehow improved during the 6 years that passed.
Russia. All the asian russians are very much treated as second class citizens, from the top (deciding where to draft mobiks from) to the bottom (a much worse case of what americans today would call police brutality / bias). We have to see if it survives though.
I think you are doing it right, I don't know if it's possible to get a REPL in the context of the stack frame either. It would be handy and the workflow would resemble other ecosystems'.
Financial operations struggle with interoperability, open source and the cloud
Logitech Lift mouse ($57.47 shipped). Tossed the highly non-ergonomic Magic Mouse that was starting to give me hand/wrist pain. Having also used the MX Master 3 before, I even prefer the (cheaper) Lift. 200% recommend.
Agreed. I don't understand how people on threads like these turn into copyright hawks just because it seems to undermine their livelihoods, same as in the AI art threads. We should be abolishing copyright, not extending it.
From the perspective of the gene it makes sense - genes that are more sucesful at making offspring (aka getting copied) should be expected to prosper through natural selection.
Search for 'Brondell swash nonelectric', available at costco and jeffazon. I have this and the electric version, and I find the non-electric is good enough and a fraction of the price.
Cool to hear from someone who was there!

If anyone is interested, here's a link to a bunch of dieshots and PCB scans of various Rockwell games and calculators: https://www.seanriddle.com/rockwell/
No offense again to the product. Please take this as positive criticism

Please don't compare yourself to Google. Most people on HN are well aware that Google search has become a terrible baseline. DDG, appending Reddit to query etc., are workarounds discussed a lot of times on the forum.

I have no beef against Kagi. I wish you guys succeed, but please have a better product argument. At this point, I actually find equally good suggestion on 'headphones' from both DDG & Ecosia. If Kagi needs to win over, it should be doing better vis-a-vis the upcoming search engines, not Google which has been SEO gamed over & over.
While it would obviously be ridiculous to blame a political party for the weather... we can indeed lay blame on a political party for refusing (and blocking attempts) to build new water reservoirs in an ever-expanding, highly populated and frequently dry state.

Because that is a political decision, for better or worse.

California is currently drowning in water from the recent storms... and an awful lot of it will run straight out to the ocean. During the summertime... we deliberately open upstream dams so that downstream rivers can be full enough to support Tubbing, Boating and Recreational Fishing... which is kind of weird if you think about it.
Wow, that's like banning a photorealist because their work looks too much like a photograph.
Although, somewhat amusingly, neither C++ nor Rust (which basically just copies the C++ atomics and memory model) can be used to correctly express RCU written within the language. The leading proposal for C++ (at least AFAICT) is to just add RCU primitives to the library and make their correctness the implementation's concern:

https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2022/p25...

I hope we get a next generation of systems languages with improved memory models that can actually express these things directly.
""Suppose, for example, we had a kind of vaccine for the pandemic of age," Christopher Wareham, a bioethicist at Utrecht University who studies the ethics of aging, told The Financial Times. "This is going to potentially exacerbate all the kinds of existing inequalities that we have... The longer you're around, the more your wealth compounds, and the wealthier you are, the more political influence you have.""

Is there actually any evidence that wealth, particularly at high levels, grows linearly alongside political influence? For instance, is someone like Steve Ballmer, worth $75 billion 75x more influential in Washington than Tiger Woods worth $1 billion?

That doesn't seem to be the case to me at all.
Handwriting is at least just as pointless exercise.
I live near a large university that also has a separate library for rare historical manuscripts. They can also obtain them from other library institutions given the appropriate time, usually 3 or so months.

In my case, since I am an occultist, and how important Crowley is to the occult movements, I wanted to hold and read some of his works. That's how I came to them.