skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Probably not. In Germany you have to show an excerpt of the menu (including prices) outside the restaurant.

Usually the owners prop one or two of the middle pages of the menu and a page of the seasonal menu in a wall display by the entrance.
Upon some light internet diving (backstroking), it appears that the company cannot deduct the customer's donation, according to a couple random websites.

There's a beer here in the SF Bay Area that words its charitable claim like "up to 8% to local causes", which can mean anything from doing nothing at all to earmarking 8% of the revenue for their new yacht which is parked locally.
Thanks! I wonder what is the most advanced automatic technique right now. I also think it's difficult to replace nurses -- even though basic nurse work is even easier comparing to a family doctor who needs to diagnose. I figure the reason is that to replace nurse we need a lot of automatic hardware, which needs a lot of investment, unlike ChatGPT which can really replace a service agent given enough training because it doesn't involve hardware.
The tech industry has adopted the mindset of achieving more with fewer resources, particularly in light of rising interest rates making money less readily available. To cut costs, many tech companies are downsizing their workforce. Doing more with less is the new mantra.
I use the box breathing technique for relaxation and de-stress. 4 seconds breathe in, 4 seconds hold, 4 seconds breathe out, 4 seconds hold. Then repeat. It’s great for calming the fight or flight response in me.
HP has always been a pain in unusual ways. I try to avoid them after some time (years ago) in a warranty center.

Be glad it came with an OEM disc at all, instead of the burn your own 7 DVD system they used to use.

Do they still use whitelists for replacement hardware? A WLAN card shouldn't stop a whole machine from working.

Do you still have to tattoo the motherboard with the feature byte when you replace one?
Thanks for the feedback, we debated back and forth on letting people register the base path ie "/jose" but we didn't want the overlapping conflicts with any other pages we might have on the site. We also wanted the links to be short and sharable and having "talkw.me/jose/book" wasn't too appealing

And good call on the second thing ;)
Okay? What’s the risk? Falling over and hitting your head?
I saw your post a few months ago and already thought it was awesome. Congrats on quitting your job to devote yourself to this project. I would assume that you have considered joining YC?

I'm the founder of the OSS project windmill [1] that, among others, separates the code logic from the management of secrets. We are in the same boat of being a small team doing too many features and hence have covered very lightly the secret management. I would love to see if we could write some integrations between our projects so that scripts and workflows could leverage advanced secret management.

[1]: https://github.com/windmill-labs/windmill
Almost certainly user level libraries. Coordinating at the kernel level is either a single system image[1] or a distributed operating system[2], which are very uncommon in scientific computing.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_system_image
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_operating_system
why is the amount absurd?

take your hourly rate, plus the other person's hourly rate, let's say $100 each, multiplied by 10 minutes spent on emailing back and forth that were avoided, and out pops $33.33.

Calendly is only $12/month for their professional plan which saves you money if you even schedule only one meeting a month with it.
Well Desantis raised teacher salaries in 2020 significantly:

https://flgov.com/2020/06/24/governor-ron-desantis-signs-his...

And is about to raise them more but with some possible union restrictions attached:

https://www.wfla.com/news/desantis-call-for-more-teacher-pay...
Wine plus a bit of script has kept me using Sketchup 2016 since, well, 2016 (more or less). Once it tell me I need to get a licence - which is no longer available - a simple call to 'sketchup -r' (for 'reinstall') recreates the $WINE_PREFIX with a fresh install, ready for another 30 days. Since I only use it for personal projects like building a 23x11 meter barn, an extension to my house, a quick mockup to test whether I can transport 16 bales of insulation in a horse trailer or the server_cabinet_annex_produce_dryer I'm fine with using an "outdated" version which doesn't even know what a "cloud" is other than a fluffy thing in the sky.
It is called TFA, around here. I have copied the link for your convenience.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/sensational-runest...
I had various bowel problems while on it, which were slightly unusual and hard to relate back to taking metformin, but they all cleared up when I stopped taking it.

It's a very well-known drug, and a lot of patients have taken it for a long time. Side-effects are rare.
Elon Musk caves to pressure from India to remove BBC doc critical of Modi
A cursory Google search says it was one company and only until 1956, but that's a neat fact. It's like when kids would get their limbs X-Rayed at the grocery store for funsies.
Funny you say that. It's almost like if some part of Russian intelligence had strong influence on the Tory party and they try to make us less safe.

Elections can't come soon enough. These people are dangerous.
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I follow these simple rules for breathing

1. Breathe to stomach not chest.
2. Breathe by nose (unless swimming or underwater).
3. Inhalation time and exhalation time should be equal and gap between inhalation and exhalation should be sum of it. If it takes x seconds to inhale exhalation should begin after 2x seconds and should finish in x seconds

Retention (2x) = inhalation time (x) + exhalation time (x).

All the pranayam and yogic techniques try to make it natural to have this pattern and symmetry in our breathing process.
You would have to show that that apple has colluded with other app stores to maintain a 30% fee. Otherwise, they charge the fee, and a competitor is free to attract developers with a lower fee, which is competition.

You could argue that apple abused their market position to administer the fee. Or you could argue that they are entitled to charge the fee and consumers are free to leave the platform. It's a grey area.
ChatGPT gained all of its abilities through observation, i.e. training. Changing the discussion from "understanding" to "self awareness" is really moving the goal posts.
> Markdown is great for plain text but it's not great for this type of content imo.

What is missing in Markdown?
There are cities and counties with their own tax separate from the state sales tax in most states, if I’m not mistaken.
I think it's shorthand for "the collective Wikipedia editors agree," which is not exactly the same thing as saying every claim is backed by any particular source.
Families apply for universal preschool in CO program’s first enrollment week
Especially a company responsible for safeguarding billions and having access to people's bank accounts, from which funds can be stolen, turned into crypto, and sent out and almost impossible to recover unless they eat the costs, which they can't afford to do!
React is pretty hard to stomach without that sugar. It's practically pretty hard to use without. The way it's actually used in the real world (with JSX) it doesn't quack like a library.
In the middle of the Indian ocean, thousands of miles from land. It's unlikely.
Ask HN: Does RAID 1 of 3 HDD offer any protection against bitflip on 1 of drives
Theoretically if 3 HDD are set up in RAID 1 - meaning every disk has same content and bit flip happens to the bit on one of them 2 other disks can be used to "vote" which value of bit being read should be "chosen as correct one by majority of votes". Does RAID 1 of 3 HDD make use of that fact in any way?

Of course bit flips can happen for same bit on 2 HDD at the same time but such cases potentially could be very very rare.
Not really, depending on how you define sharing. Dropbox added sharing as a feature much later. Their initial product was automatic cloud based backup and sync, across desktop devices. You can still tell by the UX and pricing model - sharing is slightly awkward and I believe rate limited.
Why would I care that the maintainer prefers Mercurial? The document you linked to doesn't say anything about them not taking community submissions: I think you need to scroll down further in the page. And it certainly doesn't say that you have to use SO to submit changes.
Then don't? Use a $2 skin like a normal person.
Hiring managers: Don't fall for the parent's game. Their leetcode skills prove that they are just trying to trick you into hiring them, after which they will become a valuable member of your team, making your next firing more difficult. If you really want a puffer person, hire me. I'll take the position with no interview, demonstrating my commitment to putting zero effort into your project.

Edit: And don't worry about any bidding war with other managers. I'll just put you in my queue and rotate through you all as needed.
Oh yes, "break the model" is a sort of meaningless concept here.
Ariane chief thinks Ariane should get all the money, news at eleven.
It is a very complex function which takes into account all your previous experiences, your value system and your estimations regarding the future.

Good news though! Your brain already computed it, and presents you the answer in the form of "I want to do that thing right now".

Quick debug sheet:

- my brain in wrong, what I want is not what I should - are you sure? Figure out your narration. If you ever have been excited about some project you know how well your "want" will align with your "should". You may be stuck in some story about yourself which you haven't updated.

- I want it all! Yeah you are really still just looking, if you are not sure what you want, that's not really a problem. It's fine to not want anything in particular. If you keep telling yourself you really want it all just choose at random, and then when you "have time" slowly and patiently explain yourself that your time is finite, and amount of ideas you can come up with, not necessarily.

I suggest also trusting yourself with this. Worst case scenario you spend some time doing the thing you wanted to do and observing that will be a valuable data point (automatically integrated) into your future "I want to".

edit: I answered it in the context of personal lists, startups have much simpler optimization function
Adding a periodic unbounded function of time (like tan) makes the plot to "explode":

(6.0*(0.04*x*x - 1.0)*pow(0.2*x, 2.0) + pow(0.02*x*x - 1.0, 2.0) + 6.0*(0.04*y*y - 1.0)*pow(0.2*y, 2.0) + pow(0.04*y*y - 1.0, 2.0) + 6.0*(0.04*z*z - 1.0)*pow(0.2*z, 2.0) + pow(0.04*z*z - 1.0, 2.0)) = tan(t)

Adding more non-linearity makes the plot is more dynamic:

(6.0*(0.04*x*x - 1.0)*pow(0.2*x, 2.0) + pow(0.02*x*x - 1.0, 2.0) + 6.0*(0.04*y*y - 1.0)*pow(0.2*y, 2.0) + pow(0.04*y*y - 1.0, 2.0) + 6.0*(0.04*z*z - 1.0)*pow(0.2*z, 2.0) + pow(0.04*z*z - 1.0, 2.0)) = tan(t*cos(t))

Edit: Escaping.
Fun facts, Modi was banned US visa in 2005 and the ban was lifted when he became PM of India:

https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/news/narendra-modi-shal...
I started drinking after being pressured by a crazy Czech roommate years ago. I also started smoking cigs and weed at the same time.

I was in Vegas a few weeks ago, and being able to smoke at the bar was probably my favorite part. Not because I think it's a good thing, but just for the pure nostalgia.
Tory party seems to be under great influence of Russian oligarchs and they seem to be enchanted by the stories of Soviet Union how Stalin has managed to keep the nation under his boot.

They want to have at least the same amount of power. The laws they propose are vague, open to interpretation and it means anyone could go to prison for anything if they do something the party doesn't like.

Nasty party.
I'm always surprised when patterns like this actually work. But they do!
This would be ideal for the next Dune film(s)
Only silver lining that can come from this is that this offers a path to fold wait staff into this service charge, and maybe we can drop the tipping culture nonsense in the US (still may need to drop the income tax in order to do so, though).

But yeah, I wouldn’t return to a restaurant that pulled this sh*t, and I’m not tipping if I get suckered into one that does.
Great to see commitment to older devices. I hope this becomes the norm in this space.
>It's so bad that Ohio actually has a mobile app that uses your phone's GPS to figure out which jurisdiction you're in and show the applicable tax rate.

I'm curious how legally binding/legitimate that is, considering consumer-grade GPS can be fairly inaccurate at the best of times.

My gut feeling is it's a "don't quote me on that" good will guesstimate, but some professional insight would be interesting.
This is a truly impressive achievement in real-time browser rendering. The utilization of GPU power to plot implicit functions in real-time is a testament to the capabilities of modern web technologies. The ability to interactively explore and visualize these complex mathematical functions in the browser will undoubtedly prove to be a valuable tool for both researchers and students alike. The seamless integration of this technology into a web-based platform also makes it easily accessible to a wide audience, further increasing its impact. I am eager to see what other groundbreaking developments will come out of this field in the future.
I didn't know that when I started. I was thinking of "the nitrous philosopher" William James. Later I heard hippie crack. Yep.
Try article mode extention
I Made $9K from My YouTube Channel in 2022 and It's Powering My Company
sure, but you can still leave horizontal space around your dashes—or not

what we nowadays call 'microtypography' and think ourselves very avant-garde for employing is ubiquitous in medieval illuminated manuscripts; every line is full of subtle variations in letterforms to better fit the available space
Didn't realise YAML's problems were that extensive, but I have to disagree with the seeming decision to effectively parse everything as strings instead of requiring all strings be quoted.
For the love of God, save yourself pain.
Always quote.
> You can black out. For certain practices it is not uncommon.

Which practices?
Glad everyone enjoyed the writeup! I have several more interesting writeups planned, including a significant hack disclosure (not Xbox/gaming related), so keep an eye out (:
There's a rest frame where the CMB is (nearly) isotropic, and in every other frame there's a larger anisotropy, see the first comment here

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskPhysics/comments/2va4t6/does_no_...

> You are absolutely right in that the CMB becomes Doppler shifted when you have some relative velocity. But Earth is not in the CMB rest frame: when we observe the CMB from Earth, we observe a dipole component to the CMB caused by the Earth's motion orbiting the Sun, the Sun's orbit around the Milky Way, and any velocity the Milky Way as a whole has. I was at a talk about the new Planck results last week, and saw a plot in which you can clearly see the dipole component in the raw data. You need to correct for this motion before you can even remotely see the anisotropies that are the interesting science goals of Planck.

> There is a rest frame in which the CMB is closest to isotropic (no dipole component), and this rest frame is special but not 'absolute'. This frame is effectively the 'center-of-momentum' frame of the observable universe, in which we expect the total momentum to be zero. We know from classical mechanics that for any system of objects, we can construct such a frame, and that it sometimes has useful properties for solving certain types of problems. But there is nothing 'absolute' about this rest frame, the laws of physics operate entirely the same.

> And so this is fine, because ultimately what relativity requires is that the laws of physics operate the same in every rest frame, not that every rest frame looks the same. Because the CMB is itself physical (made of photons) and was emitted by matter, it is entirely natural that it should be affected by frame transformations, and should look different if you shift to a frame that is moving differently than the emitting medium.
questionable, why would they do that?
Honestly, I wonder whether I should be here at all.

Like, this site is like cigarettes.
> Any considerations about security

The copy on their website is somewhat non-committal on this:

> Infisical uses end-to-end encryption (E2EE) whenever possible [...] it makes no security guarantees for malicious events that can occur beyond its control [...] we do our best to maintain platform privacy and security [...] we will be adding more opt-in security measures
>
> -- https://infisical.com/docs/security/overview

Don't get me wrong - I do prefer honesty over empty promises and hot-air, but the above caveats seem worded as if intended for a legal document, rather than copy selling your product.

As for the code - on cursory scan it's three apps: a CLI written in golang, a frontend on next.js, and the backend is a NodeJS express server backed by mongodb, with 1042 transitive NPM package dependencies. That doesn't indicate anything in and of itself, but it's a lot of surface area (and growing if their README roadmap is anything to go by).

None of the above is a major red flag though - certainly things one would expect (& much much worse) from any closed-source competitor (just those don't have the transparency to check it out yourself). Yes, the focus does seem to be on feature addition & iteration though rather than instilling confidence in a solid, secure core, which is a bit of a pity, but all that said it would take much more than a cursory glance to audit properly, and they've stated they intent to have a full professional independent audit this year, so probably best to just wait for that. The fact it's open-source out-the-gate is extremely promising.

100% going to keep an eye on this.
Is it really a tangent if that was the very point that started the comment? "The difference between sword and shield has never been clear."
Just erased from this timeline after a time traveling incident?
Thank you for your kind words! Yes, we have joined the YC W23 batch :)

You’ll be surprised but I actually heard a lot about windmill - would love to talk! I sent you a LinkedIn invite
Students aren't the business most universities think they are in.
I don't want social media crap in my messaging app. I use it for work and business notifications. When I want to waste time I have other apps for that sort of thing.
> It's hard and difficult to keep it up to date

Completely off-topic and I apologize for the nitpicking: I recently learned the nuance between complex and hard [1], is there a nuance between hard and difficult?

[1]: https://paulrcook.com/blog/simple-made-easy
If I see any "fee" that approaches 20%, I'm simply not leaving another "tip" on top of it. End of story.

I am also not feeling guilty about it, because I'm likely never visiting that establishment again.
Comparing scripts is the only way to identify similarities and differences. We can be confident Korean is not an influence just on geographic grounds, but all Mediterranean scripts are in play, because whoever started using runes could have been exposed to any or all of them.

You may say nobody can prove a negative, but cocksure deniers are fairly swarming out of the woodwork, here.
How many times do you wash your pet in order to having to put that huge machine in your house? A cat would need be washed very infrequently and a dog something like once a quarter. Maybe people tend to keep some others pets? Although the video just showed cats and dogs.
I had all those symptoms and it turned out to be gallstones.
It's moot to me because I find the 0.0001% of space around me taken up by electric scooters vs the 99.9999% of space around me taken up by cars to be more egregious.
Couldn't disagree more. Having a singular app handle all messaging was brilliant and a key feature to bring people over.

Apple disallowing competition isn't a good reason to remove something useful for Android users.
RICOCHET Anti-Cheat is detecting false positives when it should whitelist Xbox.
Haha jellyfin would eat through all your memory and cpu time transcoding or remuxing on a SBC. I'm seriously thinking of getting another home server just to run that.
I think the main problem is getting compile time errors and autocomplete for your queries. Something like Kysely doesn't fully solve this but it avoids dumb errors like typos in sql commands or hanging commas. That being said, writing pure sql with Jetbrains IDEs is pretty amazing since you can get autocomplete straight from your production db schema. We use sqlx in Go + pure SQL and it works pretty well. Very simple things take slightly longer but writing complex queries is more straightforward than trying to get the builder to do the right thing.
Ask HN: How to set up WordPress server with a read only file system
I am thinking about moving my "web" hosting all the way home.
It is a crazy idea from what my background informs me
but I would like to try.

What I would like to achieve is WordPress running on a
read-only file system, probably with a ram disk to handle
things that does not to be done when the computer is running.

Reboot it and I would be back to the proper configuration.
I would schedule one reboot every 12 hours I figure.

Does anyone know of any good documentation on handling the
read only / ram drive configuration.

I had a great link from a long time ago but I just cant find it.

(Yes WordPress is bad. I should use a static site generator with nearly free hosting anyways)

I know but I have not found one I like yet.

(Yes hosting in your own home is a bad idea. you are not not setup for power failure, disk failure, scaling, etc)

All true, but I would like to try it.
I think performance wise I will easily reach parity with cheaper end WordPress hosts)
Plus if it goes down, well it wont be a big deal,
I am not enterprisy.

I will have a dedicated hardware firewall in front of it.
M365 has something similar (ability to share a calendar with another entity (by providing an email address, which presumably triggers an email with a relevant link) with some granularity as to what's visible), but I think when I looked at one of these "shared calendar scheduling" options quite some time ago it wasn't looking for a sharing URL but for an OAuth connection (probably to be able to add appointments directly to a calendar). That made me twitchy enough that I bailed on the idea.
A browser-based plotter, with GPU power to boot,

A tool for math students, a treasure to loot.

Implicit functions, once hard to explore,

Now with this tool, easily to deplore.

Real-time rendering, a sight to behold,

A new way to understand, the stories these functions have told.

Interactive and accessible, to all with a browser,

A true game-changer, like the discovery of a new rover.

No longer a struggle, to see and to know,

The beauty of math, it can now show.

This technology, a democratizer,

A bright future, it will inspire.

So let us embrace, this new way to see,

The complexity of math, now easy to be.
Give us a try (i'm the CEO) - bit.io - we're fully serverless Postgres, and most small workloads will fall within our free tier. Happy to answer any questions.
I read the article my man. You’re still restricted to one MFA via the console on the root user. I don’t care what the page says the instructions aren’t valid.

https://imgur.com/a/ApK8qk8

Check the comments, looks like it's a screw-up on their end.
A nationstate could hack a competing nationstate by spiking food exports with brain fog causing microbes.