skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes.

The easiest thing in the (git) world to understand is surely the cherry-pick.

Why on Earth do people make such a meal out of rebasing? It's just cherry-picking a bunch of stuff somewhere!

Honestly, try explaining rebasing and merging to someone unfamiliar with git - I think the concept of merging is (not hard but) way harder. Yet for some reason people who are .. well, who use git in their jobs decide rebasing is difficult and unnecessary. I don't get it.

And to 'rebasing as a concept is fine but the UI is annoying', really? I'm sure it could be better, but big deal? I use it multiple times a day and however 'could be better' it is, it's absolutely fine. If it was such a big deal, surely someone would have done it and it would be popular. Know your tools, or learn them!
If you're looking at square kilometers of something made of indium you need to be talking nanometers not microns. Hence why it's just barely not a critical mineral for PV and why CIGS was a non-starter.
Heh.

The thing I find astonishing about the UK is the sheer number of tax-advantaged savings schemes. Half a dozen different types of pensions. Several different types of ISAs (tax-advantaged savings accounts). And we haven’t even mentioned the wonderful world of offshore bonds…
Ask Kim Dotcom.
Our problem is not the shortfall in the winter generative capacity (sure, it drops a bit, but is still not far from 1MW/month). The problem is the increased load required for heating. I figure we need about 3MW/month for heat, for maybe 4-5 months, but you're right, the storage would only need to be 8-10MW, not 15MW since we'd still generate about 1MW anyway.
I've partially adopted `aconfmgr` for the other stuff, but haven't put in the effort to refine my config, partly because I only have one applicable (arch-based) system at the moment.
You couldn't pay people to do the -13C activities?
> Don't know how, btw.

Massive volcanic eruption.

(Joking, but I do wonder what effect such an event would have, or more likely CO2 would become the least of our worries)
This is certainly an intriguing option, even though it's for webdev rather than native/desktop apps.
2.5%. That’s something like 100,000 flights a day, every day of the year.

https://ourworldindata.org/co2-emissions-from-aviation

Coal powerplants account for 20% of emissions. Those can be replaced immediately and no one would know the difference.
It is broken into a few different files by function, but this should get you there. Note that it appears that the original document omitted a few things.

https://github.com/charlesUnixPro/furby
In that case and most others "PC" is a shortening of "IBM PC" rather than "Personal Computer".
https://kbr.sh

Just did some redesign and cleanup.

I especially like the idea of a /now page. Experimenting with adding more pages and content soon.

Digital Garden is the right word here. ;)
Not really. Dependency Injection is the way of how to access „that global variable“ (and how to define it).
Invest in the recovery of Ukraine. Many People can help you and tell you how to help People who need help.
Oh man, I don't really know what to say or how to begin. So many angles with this.

I'm about 75% through my job switch after working in a different career / industry for about 10 years (still do some projects 25% of the time in old industry).

I'm going to come from another angle on this one. What is your motivation? Are you bored? What are the soft issues? Do you have kids, a mortgage, what state of life are you in? Do you plan to be employed or self employed? Are you confusing working on cars / planes / ships as in engineer in an office on CAD with being physically on them and turning wrenches?
Forgive the presumption, but I really think you should abandon that model of self understanding. Fatalism is a kind of disease that can be treated if caught early but is deadly if left undiagnosed. I don't believe you are really serious but I think it's important to not live hypocritically, which such a view makes unavoidable. But joking aside, one problem with thinking of your self as a kind of Javascript runtime is that it trivializes your life. Even if a computationalist model of mind were largely correct, which I don't believe, a life worth living would reject such a thing on principle, since to believe in it is to think of oneself as a philosophical zombie, which is a creature without consciousness, without will, condemned to infect others with its own nullity, treating brains as mere food rather than the seat of human uniqueness, unable to connect with others, or even notice others except as the motive objects of their ravenous impulses. Taken seriously to oneself, this attitude is a kind of spiritual suicide. I don't recommend.
Sounds like he knew exactly how to deal with it
Tons of bug reporters already open themselves up to be hit by the CFAA.
"You really DO need ECC Memory" - https://perspectives.mvdirona.com/2009/10/you-really-do-need...
My preferred environment these days is LÖVE (https://love2d.org). 5MB binary, 27MLoC of C for the Linux kernel (or more for equivalent OSs, I imagine) + a few million more for low-level libraries, graphics, et cetera, 12kLoC for Lua, 10kLoC for any app I am likely to create. It's still a lot, but it's pretty batteries-included, much less than various alternatives and feels like a nice sweet spot.
Content isn't zero sum. Just because you make good content for someone else it doesn't mean that it deprives you from making good content yourself. Why not take that chance to make good content so that there is more good content in the world instead of making something boring?
With Christianity we don't have much idea of what Christ wanted, Christ existence has an absolutely terrible historical source base. In fact I found it pretty embracing how little there was. Christ probably existed (I would put it 75%/25%) but if he did he was a insignificant preacher

The best we have really are a few of the letters of Paul and Paul himself was an apocalyptic preacher who never met Jesus when he was alive (he only 'met' Christ from revaluations). And he was clearly in conflict and had disagreements with other followers.

Then the next reasonable documents is Mark and Mark is basically a classically written stories parables that are pretty clearly a bunch of myth making and a lot of stories that are just adapted from Greek or Jewish texts. And then Matthew is just Mark with some additional insertion done. And then Luke just adds even more stuff in. And then John just invents even more even crazier stuff and add on that.

There is no evidence what so ever that Mark had any sources, his text has non of the hallmarks of an actually history as was practiced at the time. Its only much later that writers claim to have eye-witness accounts, and at that point those claims are simply not credible.

So pretty much all Christians have a massive problem. Even things as basic as if the what we now call the Old Testament is valid is highly questionable.
This doesn't really turn off the behavior. I think you're looking for IdentitiesOnly and IdentityFile, which lets you tell your client to send only the right key per host, rather than sending all of them until it gets a hit.
They addressed that specifically in the README. They tested on Linux and it was worse but had a worse CPU so assumed it was comparable.
I similarly assumed something was coming out from BigQuery
My mother had memory problems in the last years of her life. My sister would take her to a coffee shop, where she would order a latte or some such. To my mother, it was new and delightful every time--and she would exclaim over how she'd never had anything like that before, although in fact she'd had it just the week before.

When I get old(er), that's how I hope I'll be: delighting in new experiences, even when they're old.
Reddit can be a place of insidious negativity. The pile up of me too anecdotes of some topic subtly can really make you worry. Especially in areas of health. It's a relief Reddit doesn't reflect the real world in proportion of bad stuff, or it would be hell.
Have you… contacted them? They seem pretty responsive. They’ve already shipped two batches. I’m hoping to order one soon.
Because unless you have a way to quantify the manifold ways in which specific human beings "understand things", there's no way to express that to chatGPT in a language symbol form that it can use to help best reexpress a larger piece of information and tailor it specific to you.

E.g. some people learn best through narrative story form, other people through visual imagery, etc. at a minimum yo'd need some kind of a neural biofeedback device to gauge and "AB test" different strategies of expressing information that would optimize encoding from short-term to long-term memory for each individual person.

Basically what you're suggesting is entirely to hand wavy and not nearly concrete enough to be applicable.
Any home-manager users on NixOS here? Are there any killer features in home-manager for you? I tried home-manager for a bit, but just went back to plain NixOS after I couldn't find anything it did better than what I was already using ([1], [2]).

[1] https://gitlab.com/engmark/tilde

[2] https://gitlab.com/engmark/root
Your comment is the same low-quality and trite drivel that makes Reddit the contest hall for minimal effort shitposting. Why do you need to import it here?
I'm very much a layman when it comes to this area, but I once read that livestock emissions are exaggerated when it comes to climate change. I.e. it's true they account for a large amount of emissions, but that the missions aren't as harmful as was previously thought. Is there truth to that, or was it just hearsay?

For example: https://theconversation.com/yes-eating-meat-affects-the-envi...

> Why the misconception? In 2006 the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization published a study titled “Livestock’s Long Shadow,” which received widespread international attention. It stated that livestock produced a staggering 18 percent of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. The agency drew a startling conclusion: Livestock was doing more to harm the climate than all modes of transportation combined. This latter claim was wrong, [...]
Electronic Court Filings Are a Privacy Nightmare
There might be local short term factors he ignores but my guess that he ignores it due to the fact that these excess deaths are an ongoing observation since many many months and in many counties. So any local and/or temporary event likely is not causal just coincidental and the effect of these should be way way lower like fraction of a %.

If strikes (which specifically try to avoid putting peoples live at risk) would actually increase the excess mortality by anywhere near 10%, this would be all over the news that's for sure.
https://archive.is/wBi2k
I was a part time CTO for awhile and have done a lot of consulting to C-suites. In my experience, you don’t need to know generic “business background”. You need to know the industry your company is in, and the unique characteristics of your company in that industry (both positives and negatives). The CTO needs to understand the industry environment, and the C-suites strategy within that environment, and how technology fits into that strategy.

A CTO can also bring opportunities to the C-suite - it is possible you know about exciting innovative tech possibilities that could materially impact the business that non-technical leaders don’t know much (or anything) about.

Sure, you can learn generic finance stuff. But the real gold is understanding your company and your vertical very deeply indeed.
See p. 13 of above report:

Aviation accounts for 17% of tourism-related GHG emissions (pre-pandemic)
The correct response is "fuck off cunt" because then they're going to have to spend a bunch of time bleeping you before any advertising-friendly platform will let you become a meme for their own profit.
The biggest problem I have with those tiktokers is that they will ruin filming in public for the rest of us, as people will demand some kind of radical law prohibiting it.

I am totally fine with the distinction that is enshrined in law in many places around the world: you can record everything in public, but you cannot publish what you recorded without consent.

The issue is that we have two extremes (as it often happens) that either react to the camera as if it's the devil eating their souls and freak out, or we have the tiktokers basically ignoring the second part (no publication without consent).
Yes, there is support for doing that with plover, but it would be better to just use a normal keyboard. Just because it's possible to technically write python with it, that doesn't mean that it is a good experience.
> Perhaps people like you could spend a minute thinking things through and consider why there is demand for offers somewhere between hotels and long-term rentals, which frequently are completely out of reach of those who have to move to a new city in a short notice.

Like a lot of HN, many people have lots of opinions on things they have neither done or have experienced first hand but seem to be most vocal on such matters.

Agreed, I don't blame Airbnb or it's counterparts in other countries, they are just capitalizing on the larger (systemic but ultimately manufactured) housing crisis because the greater issue is with making real estate holdings the only way to accrue or retain any wealth as more and more of the real economy gets hallowed out.

I personally leveraged my first Airbnb stay as an early adopter and did what they say 'you should never do' and ultimately cut them out as a needless middle man and made return trips for several years without them in the off-season and got an even better rate!

Alternatively, I've paid rental agencies who did nothing but list their property on their website and provided a day to see the place and not much else as I met with the owner's myself had to find translation solutions and ultimately saw how they added just as much if not less value than Airbnb in the over all process of finding a rental home/apartment and saw that it's a symptom not the cause of the malaise we see since 2008 crisis and perhaps even before in the dotcom bubble in 2000 that made 2008 inevitable.

People want an easy scapegoat, and while I agree real-estate and landlords are predatory by design I still don't think Airbnb is to blame here and I don't even think they are a 'good' business, in fact I stopped using them entirely despite being an early adopter, but they've used their platform to house more people in certain crisis' than even some nation-states have.
This is how I strive to document things. Focus primarily on what the tool is used for and why, not trying to define what it is.
This is what Red Storm Entertainment (Tom Clancy's game studio) used for their late 90s / early 2000s games.
DI isn't what you think it is. What you're describing is the old imperative vs OOP debate.
skip to 1:21 to get to the point
are you familiar with James Finley? he did his PhD in clinical psychology on the relationship of contemplative spirituality and psychological healing, worked as clinical trauma therapist until his retirement and taught and still teaches his open minded down to earth approach to contemplation (what in Buddhism is called meditation) and psychological healing and wellbeing.
> personal gain (ROI), wich is not compatible with collective gain

Wat.
Yep that's what I was thinking of. Will have to give it a try.
If the recording-in-public is for commercial purposes, yes I want to be asked for consent if for no other reason than to demand my slice of the pie.
Yea, that one's in Brave New World :)
Give 10% to less fortunate people. Avoid charities. Invest the remaining 90% in real estate.
Sure. Makes me wonder how easy this code could be ported to run on the Commodore 64 though. You'd need a cartridge with the TI voice synthesis chip used in the furby of course, but it'd be doable I think. It's interesting code to read through.
Getting Started with Rust and Cargo
Any x86 based Mac can have Windows installed. The older ones didn’t need BootCamp. You could just pop a Windows DVD in.
> Born from the ashes of Stadia

Love it. Those were some very expensive ashes. I hope more comes from them too.
+1

name checks out
China still only divulging what it chooses to on Covid calamity
It is evidence that Tether isn't going to instantly crumple like what some Tether haters believe.

If you want evidence of being fully backed they have attestations on their transparency page that breaks down their assets.
>I blame the day that Mozilla trashed the end user principle and removed the ability to shut off Javascript from the preferences screen.

In that case, the Disable Javascript[0] addon might interest you.

[0] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/disable-javas...
>which reinforces certain accusations about the left's priorities

Which accusations? Donald Trump's Truth Social is a Mastodon instance.

>and Twitter's past inaction on the matter

Reports say as of this week, Twitter has fired even more of the moderation teams and the trust and safety teams.
They could care less, don't over think this. You'll be lucky if they look at that part of your resume and go "ah, how interesting" for more than three seconds.
> For example, I've never seen reflow or the "flash of unstyled content" problem in real GUIs.

I've seen reflow happen with real GUIs when they're fetching tabular data (from the network or from disk) and the columns are flexible and stuff is too big. Or some frameworks love to hide scroll bars, so when those pop in, everything moves around a bit.

Unstyled content is rarer, because usually the styling information is compiled in, but sometimes that just pops in late too, more often when your computer is overloaded and storage and network are terribly slow. Sometimes you get a couple different revisions of splash screens as the thing starts up.
The author has a habit of taking his work offline for months. Hopefully, that's what's going on now. They are so close to 1.0 with their work. I seriously doubt that project stagnated entirely.
iow proprietary fiefdoms
It doesn't matter if it goes up or down - or left or right. Its an answer to "how do I park 700k". It produces income, and in an inflationary environment commodity prices go up. So rents will go up. Last year was a horrible year for homes values, but was it for Iowa farms? I'll leave that to you.
How does cdc_rsync compare to Courgette for sending a 500MB rebuilt ELF binary where .text and .data now have slightly different offsets ?
I enjoyed the writing in this comment. Humorous, lilting and enlightening. Where can I read more of your stuff?
James Tabor's analysis of Paul's letters is that Paul thought Jesus was transformed into a spiritual being, as the first of a new kind of Adam. As such, there is no point in the body being restored to life. Paul also never mentions the empty tomb or Jesus appearing in a physical manner to anyone as found in the gospels. It's important to read Paul on his own terms, since his writings are dated a decade or two prior to gMark.

Separately, there was also Docetism, which said that Jesus didn't suffer on the cross because Jesus only appeared to have a flesh and blood body. The gospel writers may have been trying to argue against such an interpretation by having Jesus eat fish and Thomas touch his wounds, which would have been ridiculous to Paul given Tabor's interpretation (although Paul was about transformation or exchange of the body for the spiritual).
Sadly, this used to be possible with Amazon's service, but they removed the ability to upload your own catalog.
> immediate result

If we agree that the first phase of the industrial revolution began in the mid 18th century and lasted until the 1840s. The material well being for most people did not really start improving until the middle if not the end of that period.

For instance:
- average height of men in England peaked around 1740 and continued decreasing until at-least the 1830s or 40s or even later. Similar trends are noticeable in France and Holland. In the United Stated it was even worse, the trend didn't reverse until the late 19th century (of course this was mostly driven by immigrants from Europe, since the 18th century Americans were considerably taller than average Europeans).

- similar things could be said about real income. According to estimates real wages in England peaked around 1600 and then collapsed during the civil wars and other calamities in the 17th century. Then returned to similar levels just on the eve of the industrial revolution (1740s) when they crashed again and didn't surpass their past height until around 1820.
> Do you feel that consent should be obtained from everyone who is visible in any video taken outdoors

It's a spectrum.

When someone is the subject of your video, like the AC/DC person in the article, then YES, you are a shitty person if you post that for the world to see without their permission.
Maybe it's just me but I'm getting "404 Page Not Found".
It's obsolete terminology. IBM no longer makes personal computers, their personal computer division was sold to Lenovo.

Also at some point IBM made computers that were no longer "IBM PC compatible" to avoid competitors from cloning their products.

So I'll dispute this terminology each time I read it, because I can.

If you like that "PC" terminology, other terminology you may be interested in may be: "color TV", "transistor radio", etc.
The -13C wasn't the straw that broke the camel's back.
Sometimes it's not a matter of throwing money at the problem until it goes away.

Farming is hard, and dairy farming is even harder. The sheer responsibility of being responsible for 150 other beings day in, and day out, and having to show up every single day is very challenging. I haven't had regularly scheduled weekends in a very long time.

We've had a lot of very good staff over the years, but in the end, at 5am or 10pm at night, it's me who is ultimately responsible. I've missed out on a lot of gatherings with friends and time with family, because I had to ensure for the needs of my animals first.
Not a single mention of 'hbox' (I opened and immediately grepped) - surely the primary issue (or seemingly non-issue but annoying error/warning) anyone runs into is 'overfull hbox', typically without any idea what an hbox even is anyway.
Strictly speaking that's

Reported hate crimes passed onto and recorded by the FBI.

These details matter in Understanding Data 101 .. consult your history for lynchings made public on newspaper front pages and sold as postcards yet not reported as hate crimes.
s/already been fixed/was eventually fixed when it showed up on HN/
Very popular here in Brazil!
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Ask HN: What good sources of information on ovarian cancer treatments?
I don’t have a great deal of medical knowledge. My mother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and I would like to see if anyone here knows of good sources of information.

My mother had a full hysterectomy this week and the medical team believes they were able to remove all visible signs of cancer. Following recovery, she’ll likely start chemotherapy to help kill off any remaining cancer.
> The downside of [Visible Light Communications] comes from a high rate of “leakage” of energy with the emitting of side-channel radio wave signals. The researchers believe that if they can harvest the wasted radiofrequency (RF) energy, they can put it to good use by powering small electronic devices.