skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm a bit puzzled as well. I can understand the support for Turkey kinda although I don't really understand the relationship between Turkey and Israel, but I can say for certain that Israel has been bombing civilian infrastructure, such as civilian terminals in Damascus Airport.

Maybe we can keep this kind of loaded news out of HN?
46. Keep death daily before your eyes.

Rule of St Benedict

https://gutenberg.org/cache/epub/50040/pg50040-images.html#c...
Or there is Inferno which is VDOM based and outperforms Svelte on most benchmarks. The whole narrative of "VDOM is pure overhead" doesn't hold out in practice, and I suspect really just an excuse to attack React and promote Svelte.

https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/2023/table...
Case in point from where I live: Bulgaria. Just 10 years ago I can remember a time when Facebook was used primarily for sharing family photos and journeys. Now it has become a toxic pit where grumpy and bitter aunties are reading fake news and writing insulting name-calling comments after anyone who expresses disagreement. Political figures are impulsively posting short write-ups, full of emotional hatred. Short memes and news-invented neologisms are circulating all over the societal discourse. Problems that were once non-existent in Bulgarian society, are now discussed with vehement enthusiasm and basic misunderstanding.
FSF/GPL advocate: "I don't like that someone else is reimplementing this code."

Jesus, you think s/he ever wondered how AT&T felt about Linux and the BSDs literally reimplementing all of Unix?

Oh, that's right. This is the FSF/GPL conundrum -- you're likely to end up on both sides of every issue. You will literally be both a copyright maximalist re Linux and a copyright minimalist re proprietary code, music and film.
> but I wouldn't say that either XML or JSON is suitable for logs

Of course. Better use a binary format for this.

https://systemd.io/JOURNAL_FILE_FORMAT/

:-)
I personally find all this focus on mRNA to be disappointing. mRNA vaccines appear to be relatively easy to develop and produce, but I see no particular evidence that they’re good. With the efficacy numbers they seem to be currently showing against Covid, it’s not clear they would have made it through trials.
I mean is windows 10 collecting less data? I doubt it.
I am not sure the case you are making here- most people who would be switching to a heat pump for heat are almost certainly using oil, natural gas, or propane to heat their homes, all of which require a good deal of centralization.

Those that have the ability to use firewood to heat their homes today can continue doing so if they need to- its not a requirement to close up your chimney permanently to use one.

FWIW I am considering switching to a heat pump, but would still have natural gas fireplaces as a backup.
Sure but that existed before, you could always ask somebody else to write you a song in the style of Eminem to use in your own song, the difference is how easy it became.

For somebody like David Guetta, it always has been financially possible.
client accessible testing/user accessible testing

another environment before prod but not internal only so our “clients” can hit it for testing
You Might Live Longer Than You Think. Your Finances Might Not
"No. We cannot hire freelancers directly. You must go through a third company (consulting firm/body shop) which we work with."

I was told the same. Try reaching out to smaller companies or find a connection either with executives or who can introduce you to them.
There's a few particular problems we have with the word intelligence/sentience, mostly revolving around that we evolved embodiment first and then added more and more complex intelligence/sentience on top of an ever changing DNA structure.

Much like when humans started experimenting with flight we tried to make flapping things like birds, but in the end it turns out spinning blades gives us capabilities above and beyond bodies that flap.

Back to the embodiment problem. For us as humans we have limits like only having one body. It has a great number of sensors but they are still very limited in relation to what reality has to offer, hence we extend our senses with technology. And with that there is no reason machine intelligence embodiment has to look anything like ours. Machine intelligence could have trillions of sensors spread across the planet as an example.
To fit my HN reading preferences, I constructed my own: https://hw.leftium.com/
Found one in Poland as well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skull_Chapel

EDIT: and in Portugal https://www.ancient-origins.net/ancient-places-europe/story-...

And in Czech Republic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedlec_Ossuary

And in Peru: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilica_and_Convent_of_San_Fr...

And another list with 40 entries: https://www.atlasobscura.com/lists/definitive-guide-to-ossua...
In terms of earthquake attention, few stories have hit the top on hn.
> check the name because [the comment] was so interesting

I wonder how many people have that reflex. I usually only notice usernames when mentioned by others.
Can someone remind me why virtual DOM was/is desirable in the first place and why updating the DOM directly is desirable now?

If I understand correctly react elements are created in memory, and only upon "render" it is turned into the actual DOM. During render in react, it does the tree diffing and state management. Supposedly manipulating the actual DOM directly is "heavy" hence delay/pruning the virtual DOM tree first then rendering would be beneficial? Then why is it working with DOM directly is desirable? And am I right to assume that "without virtual DOM" means work with DOM directly? Someone in the comment mention that Svelte is without vDOM already. Is there some design document that I can refer to, like the reconciliation engine used in react https://github.com/acdlite/react-fiber-architecture
Generally, they can work anywhere in the continental US. (Assuming you live in the US.) If you're in northern NH, NY, VT, or Maine, you might want to keep your gas system as a backup. (New homes tend to have electric backup, but if you have an older home they just keep your furnace as backup.)

I have a 3000 sqft house in MA with a heat pump as my primary heat, and an electric strip as backup. The heat pump goes into the ductwork for most of the house. I generally haven't had problems. (It did have to be adjusted because it was the first time the installer put one in.) I have solar and usually get 1-2 large bills in January and February, and then March and April are very cheap, if I get a bill at all. My "large" January and February are comparable to what I'd spend on conventional heat.

Last weekend we had a "once in a century" cold snap down to -4. Most of the house was at temp, but one room fell to the high 50s. From what I've heard, plenty of people with conventional heat had far worse issues than a chilly room.
"Try it free" -> "Welcome. [jobs]." -> *empty void*. Good game, grandpa. I'll check back in later, though, because I am indeed tired of JIRA.
Yes! XML was a major feature / selling point of so many industry tools and services. What does it do? No idea, but it uses XML to do it so take my money. So many businesses just screamed about XML. It was honestly kind of a bizarre furor in the early aughts.
If they don't CI will fail and not even show that as code to review so it's not exactly an issue. And if they push to master it can always be reverted and the clown shamed. Works well enough

> You're just hoping

...yes, hoping that I'm not working with idiots and change the job if I would be.

It's different for OSS or any project with external contributor but you need to require some minimal level of competence
Since this is really just a gaming PC I really don't feel comfortable going the linux route for it.

I know there is proton, but at the end of the day what matters for me is that my games work, I can record and stream. I know Linux Gaming has come a long way but until all of my games are running natively, I don't want to make the switch. Its the same reason I don't just have a nice Mac.
>maybe all that matters in the end is to be gainfully employed. having multiple formats and standards helps with that. when the Euro got introduced in Europe thousands of FX traders busy trading national currencies had to switch to trading real estate.

Agreed.
I have. It is particularly bad, considering that its technical and UX criteria are not particularly mysterious. Overall, yeah, when corporate policies override reasonable employee productivity, something is off.
This guy is a great resource if you want to understand what goes into a proper A2W system install. In Europe, it seems by law they are required to do heat loss calculations to size an install. In the US, it seems to be a little more loose. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IvGe4JZLSU
Namespaces are great as a concept: I can take your standard document and extend it without any chance of conflicting in the future if you later a property or element of the same name. This is really important for interchange systems since you inevitably end up with cases where a standard format has almost but not all of the vocabulary you need.

Unfortunately, namespaces as implemented in most XML tools are terrible and that's 100% the fault of the implementers. The problem is basically this:

<foo xmlns:bar="http://example.org/foobarspec">
<bar:a href="baaz">hello world</bar>
<foo>

To a human reading that, you should be able to write a selector like /foo/bar:a or even /foo/a but as an XML parser sees the world bar is actually:

{http://example.org/foobarspec}a

That's an implementation detail but a shocking percentage of XML library developers did not implement a lookup mechanism to resolve it when given "bar:a".

I would maintain that paying a single developer to make libxml2 suck less would have done more to help XML adoption than everything done by any XML-related standards group combined after Y2K.
A now defunct company had an understanding that any senior director who managed to accumulate 1000 employees/contractors in their org chart would become a VP.
As long he doesn't somehow end up producing future posthumous 2pac albums...
EU regulators are not shy of ignoring side-effects, so intention is not likely but negligence is widespread. EU loves to regulate even for the sake or regulating; it was even listed as one of the reasons listed behind Brexit, even if that is a completely different story.
Can this all be done on the GPU so the CPU doesn't need to be involved to adjust the weights?
Well of course when talking about efficiency you have to specify what you are being efficient with respect to: what's most energy efficient might be different to what's most cost efficient which might be different to what's most carbon efficient.

Cost is going to vary greatly on the electricity and gas prices in your area, so it's hard to give a definitive answer there.

With regards to energy efficiency, my understanding is that heat pumps can be up to 400% (300% typical), which is naively much better than gas which is at most 90% efficient (70-80% typical). This doesn't take into account the extra innefficiency of generating the electricity in the first place, but a quick google tells me coal plants are typically 33% efficient, with combined cycle gas plants being typically being 50% efficient. Even at those levels, heat pumps still look to be coming out ahead to me. And that's not even taking into the possibility of green energy generation through renewables or nuclear.
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I just spent a minute and I'm having trouble wrapping my head around TOTP challenges with yubikey. Like scanning the QR to get the key in it, how do you query it to answer the challenge etc. Must be an app involved?
This was a very thoughtful article. Thanks for posting.
“” Marathon" means to run slowly for a long time.”

This quote is factually false. Marathon is a place in Greece where a big battle against the Persian Empire took place. A running competition is named after it due to a legend about a soldier that had to run from Marathon to Athens to report the result of the battle.
Catholics believe in "incorruptibility" as a sign of potential sainthood. This is where the body does not decompose. You can see the bodies on display https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incorruptibility

Catholics also believe in demonic possession, hell, and exorcism. Not the first things a priest will tell you though :)
Does it matter who hands you the software? If he didn't download it then you could have done so yourself, there was nothing preventing you from doing so and using it on the Mac that was already paid for(even if not by you).
So CO2 heatpumps are starting to become available in the US which can run higher temperatures. But most likely the best option would be to switch to radiators that don't require as high of temperature to operate. Something like underfloor heating or panel radiators.

The other option that is common in New England is to keep the baseboard oil heat and get mini splits. Then run the mini splits for heat and if they cannot keep up switch to the oil heat.
If you don't have a build do you just have a couple giant js files you edit?
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GPL-3 seeds that turn other seeds into GPL-3 as they inevitably breed around through the wind sounds like an interesting concept
>have some kind of advantage

Pretty sure it's so you can't collect the newly produced seeds and sell them on the black market to people next season. Basically what you said, but it's not just about preventing people from 're-using' what they bought, but also preventing them from providing it to others.
Yes and then someone comes along and makes a change that breaks something seemingly unrelated and it’s less likely to be caught because there is no type system.

And please don’t say tests solve that because they don’t. They help but they don’t solve it.
On the contrary, open source projects are not products, and this one (like many) is free to use, evaluate, and permissively licensed. So I'd encourage anyone who works on a JS framework to do as you please, don't worry about JS-fatigued HN commenters, and share your work with the world if you think others may like it. :)
I thought it was assumed that basketball wasn't a truly competitive sport until the merger of the basketball leagues (1980s onwards)
In the Northeast with that much square footage, you would be better off with ground-source heat pumps (whether open or closed loop), rather than the normal air-source heat pumps.
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Better call the genre police, don't want to get caught enjoying something
They are far less likely to spread novel genes around the environment.
I don't know the reason in UK/IE, but in the US sometimes they want me to have at least an LLC so that it is clear legally that they are not just pretending I'm a contractor in order to avoid labor rules. If it's a contract between companies, even if one of them is a company of one (me), that satisfies their legal department that I won't come back in a year or two and say "hey, I was actually an employee and you owe me stock options that you gave to other employees", or whatever.

So, I have an LLC, and if the company wants to use that, they do. Not everybody requires it, but I notice that the ones with a legal department are more likely to.

Not saying that's the issue in UK/IE, but it may be something analogous. To prove (to them and the gov't) that you're actually a freelancer, perhaps you need to make your own company? IANAL, just an idea to check into.
Wouldn't it be better to labeled protected produce with patent numbers? Then you force the cost and overhead on them rather than the fledgling open-source seed movement.
I'm saying we shouldn't assume either way. So we shouldn't rule out it being intentional.
Is it just about a REPL? There is the evcxr hack, though I'm not sure how far you can take it.
I haven't used Jira for 5y so my opinion might be off, but I think it's a case where the tool takes the blame for the organization that buys it. Jira is extremely configurable, it simply becomes a materialization of bureaucracy and micromanaging. If you remove Jira, bureaucracy wilk still be there.
That's the most clear signal to just close the tab and forget about this site forever.
What works for me in the northeast with an old house is a high velocity small duct air handler/distribution system (unico) coupled with a Bosch cold climate heat pump, with an oil furnace backup. This is forced air, so not exactly what you are looking for and I get that the heat from those baseboards is a better quality/less drying form of heat. I could upgrade to add a whole house humidifier to address this a bit. I use the heat pump most of the year, down to an outside temp of about 25F, although Bosch says I should be good down to 5F. The oil furnace runs basically Jan/Feb (but not as much this Feb as it's like 50F today). I've also extensively sealed/insulated the house (although there's always more of that to be done in an old house). It's a pretty good solution. I'd love for the air to water heat pump tech to work better, but I got tired of waiting.
I believe it's the engineering of other aspects (drought tolerance, growth factors, etc) that make them incapable of producing viable seed - not that the only engineering is to make them unable to put out fertile seed.
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I just carry some little tiny adapters that can turn USBC into micro or lightning.

The two of them taped together are about 1cm^3. I've thought about attaching them to the cable I usually carry.
I heard of this [0] software called O&O shutup that can disable all the calling home in Windows 11, does anyone have experience with it? I used to use privatezilla [1] in Windows 10 but I think they don't support Windows 11 yet.

[0] https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10
[1] https://github.com/builtbybel/privatezilla
Cross platform shell tools for Deno inspired by zx
> Any organization that designs a system (defined broadly) will produce a design whose structure is a copy of the organization's communication structure. — Melvin E. Conway (via Wikipedia)

> The law is based on the reasoning that in order for a product to function, the authors and designers of its component parts must communicate with each other in order to ensure compatibility between the components. Therefore, the technical structure of a system will reflect the social boundaries of the organizations that produced it, across which communication is more difficult. In colloquial terms, it means complex products end up "shaped like" the organizational structure they are designed in or designed for. The law is applied primarily in the field of software architecture, though Conway directed it more broadly and its assumptions and conclusions apply to most technical fields.

Conway's Law does not apply (doesn't say one thing or another) regarding the connection source code and layoffs.
Thats probably medium model
I'm on Linux Mint.

Vivado works. No need for Windows or Centos or Redhat.
I'd say the difference is, in that flight simulator you could take away the electromechanical elements and still have a fully playable and enjoyable game. Having the electromechanical elements enhances the experience, but isn't necessary. Pinball, though, electrically controlled machinery is an inherent part of the game.
The more alternatives the better.

We've switched from JIRA to Linear.app more than year ago, and never looked back. With JIRA our team members were getting blocked in the flows quite a bit, now with linear we're much more efficient.
The pride isn't from creating it from what I saw, the pride is from finding something that was very popular. He said in an interview that it was a throwaway gag he did and wasn't expecting much from it.
In my experience you need three conditions to make online dating successful as a guy.

1. Location (medium to large city)

2. Great pictures

3. Moderate texting ability and confidence (easiest one)

If you have all those and it isn’t working then you’re probably not likely to have success online dating. It’s too superficial you can’t stand out.

If that’s you it can make a huge difference approaching girls in the real world. You automatically standout just by doing that since guys now all just wanna do online dating and are afraid to.

Whatever you do don’t stress yourself out over unsuccessfully online dating and becoming obsessed with it. I’ve seen guys determine their sexual value solely through online dating which is nonsensical. As soon as you start talking to someone in the real world there are at least a dozen more avenues which you have to showcase yourself.

Just compare it to a job interview conducted through text and a face to face interview.
I’ve had Mitsubishi heat pumps in a condo in the northeast for 3 years and they’ve worked great. No other heating sources here. I keep them on all day, which the mfgt discourages. My main gripe was their kumo cloud and Wi-Fi connectivity but they’ve since fixed firmware and the cloud side and it works much better.
The only advantage is that these companies can force the farmers to keep buying seeds from them. It is the susbscription based revenue model for agriculture :)

https://borgenproject.org/terminator-seeds-threaten-sustaina...
They get unique characteristics, like all the tomatoes look identical and have long shelf life which is important for customers because they "eat with their eyes". They also taste like shit but who cares, right?
> Also, they are designed to run constantly in order to maintain the set temperature

Not all heat pumps are variable-speed like you describe. My own home, built in 2000, has a single-speed heat pump that kicks on 100% or off, like a regular old AC unit.
Could you explain why a PDF exploit would bypass the need for an exploit that bypasses the web sandbox? As mentioned the pdf engines in browsers are not written in native code, I don’t see any way to bypass the need for both a pdf exploit AND a browser sandbox exploit.
Well well.. Anybody surprised?
If you're depending on fact checking by any one human I think that the last few years in politics should be a sufficient warning to the dangers of that. In the end the LLM will have to be integrated into larger systems that cross check each other.
When quit, I am without a job but the boss still has his. When I am fired, the same holds except that I didn't even choose when it would happen. They are not symmetrical, as I can never choose to stay while making the other person leave. At best, I can choose /when/ I leave.

But also, as a practical matter, most "bosses" (line managers at least, not sure how true this is further up the org chart) in IT can't actually fire their reports. /They/ would be fired /themselves/ if they did. Instead, they are expected to "manage out" unfavored employees by just giving a few quarters of bad reviews, performance plans, write-ups, etc. until they start interviewing elsewhere and leave on their own.
I've got a macbook nearing end of life and frustration with apple (the company, not the hardware which I'm happy with) has been pushing me to consider windows. It's good to get these reminders of how smarmy Microsoft is. I think I'll probably grit my teeth and buy another mac
The specific theory is bogus, but is the general principle completely unthinkable? For instance, some facial features might correlate with hormone exposure during development, which in turn might correlate with brain development and thus character traits. Might not be a very strong correlation, of course, but human brains are exceptional in pattern recognition when it comes to facial features.