skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Drop fifty decibels on tape and you will be just hearing noise buddy. Might sound a bit more pleasant noise but noise nonetheless

> Drop down fifty decibels for a quiet section and there's really not much dynamic range left.

yeah "just" like 45dB of dynamic range left. Also nobody would master a 16 bit file like that in the first place.
The human genome is causing the planet to transition from a beautiful paradise to a seemingly useless ever-growing pile of trash and concrete.
Nit: it makes great coffee (I'm a user myself and as long as I'm awake enough not to pour coffee everywhere but the press, or hit the press once I've put the coffee in thereby pour grounds all over the counter, it's absolutely stellar), but it's nothing like an espresso. Espresso doesn't mean "coffee which isn't shit" (there are shit espresso), nor does it mean "strong coffee".
Its not good will, its features and comfort.
Github has the UI that almost every developer is used to, easy to use CI/CD, great issue and Pull request handling.
And more importantly, everything is free.

Even Ignoring the value and the features,
Employers don't ask for your git link, they ask for your GitHub account.
And since most projects are on GitHub having all of your projects there tooz makes it easier to see all of your commits, making your profile look more active.

That's without mentioning the ease of discovery and issue reporting since everyone has an account.
He really was not a fine writer. He's actually pretty awful. His poetry is straight edelord garbage and his serious workS, whule influential, consist of very poorly constructed abstract philosophical and religious musings that are deeply negative and destructive in nature.
They have a very different feel from cotton t-shirts, which I would normally change daily.

I was also quite skeptical when I heard, and occasionally ask others to make sure I'm not fooling myself w.r. smell. Also, if I did heavy sports in them, I may stop, even if it was just a week or two. Casual daily wearing could easily go for a month.
I disagree. I cook with a fairly wide range of techniques (e.g., sous vide, convection oven, slow cooker, smoker, pressure cooker), and my recently acquired air fryer has been a pleasant surprise. I was skeptical, but happy to be proven wrong. It is fast, versatile, and the results are often outstanding. It is great for things like fries, reheating frozen food, and fish. It is easily the best pizza reheating device I have yet encountered.
aol.omg.lol is still available.
> I’m fairly interested in LiteFS as a distributed cache.

We've been finding a lot of use cases for this at Fly.io. We'll use the static leasing in LiteFS for this as it's simpler for that use case.
How does QT fare for multiplatform dev?
This is often forgotten when talking of the choice available.

At the time of Blackberry 10, this was an appealing solution with Cascade. But now?
ChatGPT is a chatbot, not Google. It just produces answers that are plausible-sounding. ChatGPT is not doing any searches or data lookups for you in the background. Unfortunately, you may have learned total garbage.
Yeah I thought briefly that SD cards could become the new cassettes but they just won't. None of them have computers. Phones, iPads, Chromebooks yes. Everything streams. There's no physical download and share option.

Actually... as I write this, I realize you're hinting at something I think exists, in a form: a digital voice recorder. (Aka Dictaphone, since we're in the nostalgia thread.)

Edit: And right in front of me is a Tascam DR-40, which is a handheld recorder which takes stereo in (or internal mic) onto SD card. Very un kid friendly but simpler devices must surely exist.
Oh man, I just tried to see if spencer.omg.lol was available and it looks like I'm already too late! This was my first time hearing about omg.lol, so congrats on beating me to the punch :D
What are some examples of the above in other countries?

eg in Europe I don't think much of that has happened along with their secularization – if anything I think its more cafes (of which the American versions suck cause they're never open past 9pm) and nightclubs...
A lot of his clients were “feeder funds”, and the trustee settled with a lot of them that they should have known better.

That’s where a lot of the clawbacks/recalls were from.
https://archive.ph/m2qfD
Even more frustrating when you can't quite remember the content of the article you can't find, although you're sure you found it fascinating when you read it at the time...
My wife and I have been using an electric kettle that can be set low (105°F) to heat bottles. It's not perfect, but it's good enough and nice not to have an extra appliance on the counter.

We use this OXO kettle:

https://www.oxo.com/categories/coffee-tea/brew/tea/adjustabl...

I did some research and testing when buying it when our last kettle died... It's thermometer is accurate, it's 1500w and I like the interface.

Hopefully this is useful to some apartment dwellers out there
Hello, ChatGPT
A bidet. We got one with heated water and seats and going to the bathroom feels super luxurious now. Not to mention all the toilet paper we save and increased hygiene.
Nice straw-men you're collecting there.

First one: Uses of attribution and copyleft licenses are just ego-boosting, instead of legitimate protection of authorship against corporate piracy.

Second: Criticism of said corporate exploitation of community work is the actual entitled behaviour. Oh, it's also abusive.

Third strawmen: that people who oppose CoPilot in its current form just want to defend copyright around boilerplate stack-overflowish type code.

All false.

I can only assume... You're either too young and inexperienced to remember the early days of the copyleft, free software, and open source movements and why these licenses exist (and still need to exist)... or your values are so backwards that you just think it's Ok to harvest other people's hard work for your own (or your employer's) own profit.

To be clear: There is no heuristic at work in something like CoPilot that can distinguish between boilerplate code and genuine innovation. It has been shown multiple times to just freely copy and paste novel, copyrighted code; without attribution or conforming to license restrictions. That is unacceptable and deserving of legal countermeasures.

I would have no problem with CoPilot copying only the code of people who have opened their code for that kind of use. But that's not what it does.

Notable that Microsoft, its owner, is not training CoPilot on its own massive corpus of code. Just other people's code.
Think it was at that mp3 bitrate that basically "at this level even audiophiles couldn't tell difference in double blind test"
> Use the free market to develop a compelling alternative

Mastodon is seen as the main Twitter alternative by many. Lots of people migrating there from Twitter.
What about the sun never setting on the British Empire? Wouldn't that mean the British empire was larger than 1 month of travel from the capital?
100% not a meme

I cube tofu, cover in corn starch, throw in air fryer for 8 minutes. (chicken wings can be made the same in 20 minutes -- way better than anything from a restaurant)

when tofu is done, i add a little water, toss in some broccoli, close for 3 minutes, done

nuke pre-made rice and i have lunch in no time

i still use oven for longer-cook items like potatoes, sweet potatoes, and brussel sprouts, but only if I have a main cooking in the air fryer. but the oven gets used a lot less these days.
Article mentioned that “snow cannons” weren’t working and the helicopter didn’t work either
Because you were indoctrinated by the sugar industry ;)
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Google for Your Codebase
I keep on wanting to take this course, so thanks for the vote of confidence on the course itself.
The Tyranny of Nicespeak (2001)
Nothing is being copied. If you understand how AI models work you'd realize that's impossible considering the model is a few GB. How could every piece of artwork be in there? It's not a database lookup.
This makes no sense in the way neurons work as far as I understand it. RNA 'instructions' are processed by the Ribosome to make proteins, it isn't software in a machine code sense but more of molecular specification for a piece of material to be produced.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ribosome
I've certainly found that myself. Even pre-pandemic, I was mostly working from home (or traveling).

When I was in an office, even if an evening event was definitely out of the way (as was typical), the fact that I had to get in my car anyway meant that it wasn't that big a deal to go into the city. I find the bar for leaving my house to take an hour drive to an evening event is a lot higher and mostly I don't do it.
The key phrase is right in the first sentence: "could someday [...]"
Usually (and especially in this case) a strong indication that reading the article is a complete waste of time.
I understand that, but what I’m saying is that SEO itself is often based on what actually works. This noindex of non canonical resources is likely to be that not an attempt to hide things from Google.
Coffeine is the most used one. It is absolutely performance enhancing and really addictive.

Also couldnt help but laugh at you reporting people to HR. That is cute.
Because the states where most of the construction workers are immigrants don't have licensing for tradespeople. They also have laws protecting the builders from "defective house" litigation.
A few things that are well-covered in this thread, but my personal favorite is PicoShare. It is a nice, simple self-hosted file sharing app that fixes a lot of issues with other solutions.

Email has size limitations. Many services don't like to share .exe files. Some will apply compression (unlisted youtube videos). I like this because it's a simple app that allows you to share files with others, and give them a link to share files to you.

https://github.com/mtlynch/picoshare

http://pico.rocks/
Personally the return on the air fryer for me is a direct result of it being smaller. For most things my larger kitchen oven needs time to preheat. That's an additional step that isn't required when I just want to roast some vegetables / meat or heat some frozen potato products quickly in the air fryer. This time / extra step is well worth cost for me ($20 of fb marketplace).
I feel like I've never been able to get a handle on cable management despite using velcro cable ties, and baseboard cable clips, and other stuff. I just have never found the right thing. So I'd love if you linked some of the ones you used (granted they're probably all random drop-shipping Amazon brands)!
Not the OP but I am really happy with the IKEA Tradfri blinds [1].Every night at dark they close all the rooms so I don't feel like living in fish bowl. 30 minutes past sunrise they all open. Best investment ever.

For the more technical they are Zigbee and heard all of IKEA zigbee stuff works without the hub. I personally have had issues with HomeAssistant and Tradfri integration so just use the IKEA app and the hub with no issues for over 6mo now.

[1] - https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/fyrtur-black-out-roller-blind-s...
The company Leetcode was founded in 2015.

You are correct that algorithm problems were common starting much earlier. The recommended preparation for them was the book I mentioned (Cracking the Coding Interview).
Make them pay a small amount of reddit gold and enforce a minimum time subscribed to the subreddit.
At least in German it's a standard ligature, but nowadays rarely used (mostly in very designery and ornamental stuff).
Good. Fuck cancer.
Let alone that the Portuguese were in Brazil, and the Spanish in the _Philippines_, for some 300 years
This neatly explains Afghanistan, i think. Fundamentally unnavigable for the entirety of written history!
The reality is that open source license violation is rampant, even in big, recognized names. Enforcement, as you feel, is sparse. Usually an entity has to notice, and then make the effort to react to the situation, which doesn't happen often. There are entities who specifically work on licence violations, for example, you can report them on gnu.org[0]. Because there are large cases like TikTok using OBS code, and not contributing back[1], I'm sure there are lots of cases where the community simply doesn't find out in the first place, similarly to how software piracy is rampant in some places in the world, even among commercial entities.

In case you're interested in more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source_license_litigation

[0] https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/enforcing-gpl.en.html

[1] https://www.theverge.com/2021/12/20/22847213/tiktoks-live-st...
> The "standard" creator choosing not to document its meaning really didn't help.

REST isn’t a standard, it’s an architectural style. And I’m not sure how you can say that the author chose not to document its meaning when the name “REST” originated with the author’s PhD dissertation.
I open a PowerPoint and put it in screenshow mode.

this usually keeps the laptop from going to lock screen

bonus: press B to blackout the screenshow to avoid monitor burn-in
Maybe I'm crazy, but epaper devices need to be cheap if they want to succeed. The margin must be insane since the actual needs of the device is fairly low and common tech. I'd like to see the bill of goods, if it is higher than a McDonald's meal, I'd be surprised.
Look at the chart at the end of Item 5. It shows the homicide rate climbing to 7.8 per 100,000, which is well above the level in 2000.
Killed it's potential? It's in the top 20 biggest sites in the world with no competitors anywhere near it.
Yeah but the AMQ70 is way better on the z90. If only it implemented the UTY23 spec! But that's why they made a EW model, I guess.
Is This Why You’re Bad at Programming?
i have to use different sized tips and they push out over the course of time.. i like them and accept that it's my ears, but after the airpods pro i'll go with something with a hook or over the ear.
Ecarke Black OSU Keypad 6
that is really cool. what treadmill did you get?
You're missing the analogy; it's the artifacts introduced by an AAA[1] mastering process that are audible.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPARS_code
Feel free to research it. The ‘saturated’ analogy is overly simplistic and elides the incredible complexity of what’s actually going on.
The article mentions but doesn't discuss Mesoamerican empires. I think those should have some interesting idiosyncracies. There was a total absence of horses/oxes/draft animals before the Columbian exchange, so transportation and notions of geographic distance might have been very different.
For most cheap imports like this, I've found eBay is wonderful.

My girlfriend wanted toe spacers and I found the exact same no-name pair on eBay for $4, compared to $10 on Amazon.
I set up a "notes" contact on whatsapp. I had to invite someone then immediately kick them out, so it's just me. But it makes a nice easy way to jot stuff down on the run without requiring a separate app.
Having dabbled in dwarf fortress over the years, I think they did a really nice job on the steam release. It must have been a daunting project to streamline most/all of the features in DF.

Congrats to the team on their success!
I got a Philips air purifier with such a sensor, it's a different one though (it's oval and just white at the sides).

I would not recommend it purely because they decided to use an extremely poor touch interface for control which quiet often doesn't register when I try to manually adjust something like shutting the unit down temporarily or resetting an error code
AI is replacing artists like CAD replaced arhcitects
DNA does more than make proteins…
In-ear monitors - or - earbuds, which are generally going to be wired if using 'IEM' over 'earbuds'.
Why you should pay Engineers Like Traders
For their 2021 (latest data), the FBI (which Pew references for the article) did not include data from California, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, New Mexico and Pennsylvania. Unless I misunderstand that, we have no idea how much crime actually went up or down by those omissions alone.

https://www.themarshallproject.org/2022/10/08/the-problem-wi...
For me, what worked was switching to a new layout (QWERTY -> Colemak) which made looking down entirely useless. Tape a printout of the new layout to the top of your monitor for the first few days until you've got it, no matter how slowly you're typing, then go cold turkey. Some time later I went back to QWERTY in the office and was able to pick up touch-typing that layout without much thought or trouble; now I can jump back and forth between the two. Colemak feels a lot more ergonomic, too, as an added benefit.
So my wife's school had a 4th grader bring in a taser and threaten a kid with it before break- where does a kid even get a taser? He's back at school. I'll leave it to the reader to decide whether that's a detriment to learning or if it's that my wife is just another spoiled teacher.
I'm a big Jellyfin user. I run it on an opensuse server that acts as my homeserver. It's just an old PC with some extra drives.
I stream mostly to Roku devices and it works awesome.
I can see that in like GPLv4, they could consider AI training and such as derivative work.
Please export the tabs, before one tab crashes on you. I’m amazed you made it till 24k without it crashing, low-k tabs are enough on my laptop to crash it. (Though my laptop is from 2015 so that might also factor in.)
MegaCortex ransomware victims can now recover stolen files for free
I see subreddits the same as opensource projects in this regard - users have all the tools and rights to fork. And the mods/maintainers can run the original to the ground if they so wish
I think this may be overreach by the moderator but I basically agree with their points. This looks just like a midjourney output. It is a hodge podge of different cultural influences -- asian character, with green eyes, with grecoroman garb, and eye of sauron orbs floating around her. It would have once been technically impressive, and now is just a kind of culture diarrhea.
We bought a nice one and it smelt terrible, like awful melted plastic. We didn't even use the thing, we returned it. From what I can tell, the insides are covered in some kind of PFAS and I do not want to eat something from it. My oven does convection just fine.
You are simply not making much sense, and to compare physical slavery with copyright is ridiculous.
Normally an overly complicated system is the result of:

* evolving requirements over time (a rewrite fixes this)

* A tech lead overcomplicating things for job security or to justify expanding the team or a promotion. This is rarely easy to fix, because typically now things will depend on crazy complex semantics... "We extended our pubsub system into a probabilistically lossy data caching layer!" I normally fix it by moving the project to 'maintenance mode' and reducing headcount to 0.5 or so. Obviously it's best to have enough oversight that that kind of thing doesn't happen in the first place.
Please tell us more about what you learned from socialising with these "power mods", I think it would be enlightening to us too.
Haven't noticed this with wool shirts -- none of them are white though.
> How are you a "creator" (in an attribution-worthy sense) if you are producing an unoriginal implementation of an old algorithm that thousands of coders have produced before you?

So your requirements are pseudo-code which you simply have ti translate. I see. No creativity required. Jepp.

> Most coding is not innovative, and that is the kind of code that these tools are producing and derived from in most cases.

I see what you want to suggest.
Then it woulnb't be required to learn on these datasets and simply build a "fair use" product which covers these cases with a snippet engine.

Don't be naive.
Product idea - active mousepad.

The mousepad itself has an eink or similar display to change it over time and have the mouse detect some motion. The "active" part is turned off (to just be a regular display) when there is pressure on the wrist rest.

The mousepad is a USB hub (to get power for itself) that you can also plug the mouse and keyboard into so that its one less cord back to the computer.
To be fair, I wouldn't drink room temperature milk... Hot or cold, but definitely not in-between :D
HN is really lucky to have dang. Although he is a payed mod, so it's not 100% comparable.
Not OP, but in my experience you can pretty much always buy food-grade CO2 tanks from homebrewing shops. They usually do refills and exchanges too, as well as selling all the hosing and gaskets and clamps and whatnot you'd need.
So what? Are we supposed to fawn?
California drought: Why doesn’t California build big reservoirs any more? (2014)
"The regional governors now have direct control over their territories. Fear will keep the local systems in line."

Delegation of authority seems to partially help solve the problem.
It's an allure of single-purpose devices. All of that can be done on phone but you need to know what app to use, how to send someone a file etc. vs just press record and get the sound on the artifact you can share.
That's just turning votes into a convoluted reddit-gold / money value. If I cared enough, I'd make myself moderator by just buying a ton of reddit gold for myself.

If I were too poor to make a big difference in reddit gold accounts, then I'd be forced to move to a different webpage without any power to make a change on Reddit.

Lose/lose from all sides.
I was thinking if buying an air fryer however cleaning seems like a nightmare. Can you please share some insights on how easy (or hard) it is?
Don't the Google headphones do universal translation in their range of headphones? I am sure apple can replicate if it is any good.
Luck, Tesla design likely saved family that plunged off cliff, experts say
I am a bit of a BSD outsider, but I've been exploring them recently.

I'd say it's more like:

• NetBSD – the oldest, aims at the widest platform support

• FreeBSD – next oldest, aims at modern hardware, best hardware and desktop support, native ZFS.

• OpenBSD – a bit younger, aims at correctness and security, so very basic hardware support, e.g. no Bluetooth at all. But that means it supports some of the newest kit, e.g. Apple M1 and M2, because its idea of "support" is so rudimentary.

• Dragonfly BSD – the youngest, the most experimental. X86-64 only. Aims at supporting lots of CPUs, lots of memory, lots of disk via a homegrown fancy modern FS, HAMMER2.

So, no, I suspect DragonFly is the fastest.
Has anyone ever worked out / quantified what kind of depth difference in a vinyl groove you'd need to beat the CD digital signal for "too subtle to capture"?
That's kind of bizarre to me. They act like they're firing employees, and replacing someone for that role, when they're just random volunteers to a community set up by a person unaffiliated with Reddit.
That simplifies neurons a bit too much. There are a variety of neuron types including mirror neurons and pyramid neurons. These can feature more or less branching even.
>streamline most/all of the features in DF

What features did they streamline? I thought they just replaced the ASCII graphics with sprites and changed some hotkeys?
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