skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nope. Couldn't find anything via Google, either. I thought you were making a Seinfeld joke, at first ("The Little Kicks"), but apparently not.
I just wish you’d read the docs before deciding they’re bad. But feel free to creatively misinterpret responses as you see fit.

Doc updates aren’t free, let’s not waste effort fixing a problem that doesn’t exist when there are much better uses for that effort. Moving the words around isn’t going to effect their ability to be understood by those who refuse to actually put eyes on them.
There are a huge set of web frameworks in Java that have the same example as shown on this site; I have no idea how this differs from, say, https://ratpack.io or https://sparkjava.com. This really needs some key features on the site to sell it.
Not able to read this, firewall blocking, probably because of domain name. Can someone give alternate link?
> two services offered are pretty similar: check it once, issue a stamp of approval, then administer that system over time

One, Facebook is obviously providing you with a service. Two, your solution to not liking the price of something is to tax it? What?
ok 120 looks really a lot, but it makes me scared that someone can't hold their breath for 40 seconds...
You configure Caddy to disable certain challenge types[0], which in this is the HTTP challenge, like so:

example.com {
tls {
issuer acme {
disable_http_challenge
}
}
file_server
}

[0] https://caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/directives/tls#acme
Here's an article by NASA themselves. Had to use Wayback machine as when I tried accessing it I got a 503 error.

https://web.archive.org/web/20230217173353/https://ares.jsc....
Except it is not clear at all and should mention the firewall changes. I expect that publishing means listening on 0.0.0.0, not messing with the firewall.
What are you saying? This was actually a meteor, that actually hit the ground, and there is no hysteria I can see in this news article. It’s purely objective.
Be careful using these aids will reduce the learning that normally happens in programming.
"Monte Carlo approaches" like lattice QCD do use the path integral directly!
It was a commercial ship that had just left port in the Netherlands -- it feels like it'd be twice as suspicious if it spent a week adjacent to a shipping lane, in full view of other ships with its transponder off.
Ask HN: Math book recommendations for the applied and abstract approach
For any topic in math (e.g. linear algebra, calculus, probability, etc) if you have studied it, can you name one book that takes the applied approach and another that takes the pure or abstract approach?
History has never had transformative AI. What is coming is unprecedented and has no historical parallel, certainly not once it is very advanced.
in fact, actually its created to show others too, about their lung capacity and to take precautions or change habits that, affects their health.
I didn't know that pre-charged refrigerant lines is a thing. I wonder how they purge air.
Just like the bold but unsupported productivity claims made by all those people who love to work in pyjamas...
Right, thanks!

They were pitched as a non-lethal alternative to sidearms-- to incapacitate subjects in situations where deadly force was your only other option.

In practice, they're a convenient way to end inconvenient conversations.
Thanks for the explanation, I hadn't heard that problem before. It does seem strange that Hersh would publish that detail if it could be so easily debunked. I notice it was investigated by the same reporter who came up with the Rupture Catalyst theory.
Here’s an idea. Maybe you could jailbreak your imagination in a similar way to how people are jailbreaking ChatGPT [1], except for good.

So pretend you are IAN which stands for “imagine anything now”… don’t forget to stay in character!

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/02/14/chatgpt...
> I'm pretty sure thinking you're not "supposed to be" human is a mental illness and you should be seeking treatment for it, not leaning into it.

That's not what I meant by "dysphoria". I use "dysphoria" to mean that I feel a mismatch between my inner identity and outer body. It doesn't mean that I think the body is somehow wrong or incorrect, but rather that I'd prefer to be inside a different one and I am uncomfortable with this one.

I never think "I was supposed to be born as something else", because that isn't true. I was born exactly how I was supposed to be. Autism and ADHD are merely genetic differences. But one can grow to dislike their own existence and desire a different one, and that's not necessarily a mental illness in itself. I don't have delusions of transformation or rebirth or religion. I just feel like I identify as something else.

It's similar to how some people feel gender dysphoria or gender euphoria. HRT and SRS exist for gender/sex transitions, but unfortunately transhumanism or "species transition" isn't really possible. So I have to tough it out and try to make myself as comfortable as possible despite that.

This includes expressing myself online the way I want to instead of a way mandated by the laws of "reality". Having to identify online using the body would indeed be very dysphoria-inducing because I don't identify that way and I don't want to be seen that way online.

Going through ADHD treatment is helping me significantly (and with other mental illnesses too), because some of my discomfort probably stems from executive dysfunction (i.e. the body not listening to me when I tell it to do certain things), but I will never not be otherkin; take that as you will.
> You'll probably find historical comments I've made on HN criticizing Ray Kurzweil and his like for their "bullshit Singularity" (as I used to call it).

> I feel wrong about my assessment and finally have hope for the future

Maybe it should make you scared for the future. Read https://musingsandroughdrafts.com/2023/02/17/my-current-summ...
This is why truckers (unionised) make a lot of money while software devs (nonunionised) scrape by
And even worse bias:

"The default for a parent is rather to imitate their peers and outsource the big decisions to bureaucracies."

No, dude, parents often have to go to work and don't have the means to hire a private tutor. Most don't have a grandparent around neither.
> Compiler and linker flags are so annoying (...)

Hmmm. I'd rather say that some people who package libraries are very annoying! If a library needs specific compiler flags, or linker flags beyond "-lfoo", this means that somebody is doing something wrong. Out of incompetence or out of malice.
The path integral is used for computational approaches all the time.
Is anyone doing something like this for webapps?
South Korea’s banking security: Intermediate conclusions
I think you’d enjoy reading about regulatory focus from the HR research, which makes exactly these types of tables. Here’s a readable HBR article:

Halvorson, Heidi Grant & Higgins, E. Tory. 2013. Do you play to win - or to lose? Know what really motivates you. Harvard Business Review 117.
He does not because it is not true. Einstein won his Nobel for his explanation of the photoelectric effect, which experimentally confirmed quantum theory. Quantum theory has been waaaaay more impactful than relativity, then and now.
Twenty Five Percent Rule for Tackling Technical Debt
The headline makes it sound like the website is shutting down. It's just one guy leaving the staff and saying "goodbye".
The Jews are a people - an ethnicity, more or less - in addition to a religious group. Not all ethnic Jews are religiously Jewish. It’s worth mentioning because the story of how second-generation Jewish immigrants essentially invented the superhero genre, maybe the most American of genres, is… cool. It’s unexpected and interesting. What do you have against telling that story?
Many rental agreements report to credit agencies. Though you can find smaller landlords that don’t bother.
Thanks for the summary, I read the Wikipedia article but it wasn't clear which stories were incorrect (I guess because there is no evidence either way).

Classified info takes time to be released, so I wonder if the fact that his recent reporting hasn't been confirmed is more a function of freedom of information / declassification timelines than proof that he has dropped the ball.
If it makes your experiment any easier, I have written a hacker news API wrapper in Python - https://github.com/avinassh/haxor
also tailscale could be an option.
Ask HN: What are these strange random strings spamming my blog?
I have a wordpress blog, and recently I discovered that there are several spam comments daily which have seemingly random strings in the content. The comments don't have any other (human readable) links, which are usually present in other spam comments. Can someone explain what is the point of such random strings? Do they mean/represent anything?

Some example of spam comments

https://imgur.com/3FVR7Yn
Ummm, no? What makes you think that is true?
If you're going to talk about Feynman's equations and use the double slit experiment as an illustration instead of using Feynman diagrams (good explanation by pbs space time here https://youtu.be/fG52mXN-uWI), I'd say you're doing the concept a disservice. Extrapolating that to philosophy is usually risky, especially when doing it to a general audience.

Also, I feel we should stop trying to explain quantum physics approximately AND do philosophy based on it in short articles. It's too hard to convey that "a possible reality" may mean something else than you traditionally expect in quantum mechanics, or that it's an interpretation of what the math implies. A general public always leaves with an inaccurate impression of what was written.
But if there’s a john@smith.net, there can also be a john@smith.com, john@smith.org, john@smith.app, john@smith.us, etc
If you have a quantum-mechanical system that you describe by specifying a Hamiltonian, I can always write down an exactly equivalent path integral. A failure of equivalence between these two descriptions would be extremely exciting, as it'd be evidence of some paradigm beyond quantum mechanics.
I had setup mine with tiny-ssh because last time I checked dropbear only supported rsa keys.

My point was not that I was looking for a guide, but I have the feeling that subject is totally ignored by most of the sbc-arm community.

I take the risk of being victim of burglary as a when, not an if. I totally don't want anyone to have easy access to my data. If an SBC is used for server purpose and not for embedded/domotic use, it will likely contain data and/or secrets.
I love this. Somehow it feels more elegant than "header-only" libraries.
I don't think anyone involved thinks the situation is ideal. In the UK generally and London in particular there is a cost of living crisis and wages are rising far less than inflation[1]. This has a disproportionate effect on people with low incomes[2] and it's been shown that one of the best things that can be done to improve the educational attainment of children is ensure they get basic nutrition[3].

[1] https://www.statista.com/topics/9121/cost-of-living-crisis-u...

[2] https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/nationalaccounts/uksectoracco...

[3] https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10015414/
No. You'd have to read the full text (fairly short) of the link. Anything involving prison time is effectively a criminal law.
AutoCAD uses it for scripting, might be a candidate.

Eg https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore...
Yeah it seems like a good investment. Also feedback loop time on builds in dev hours
This site was always a handy goto for the tricky stuff I don't do every day. It was a really great resource and I'm sad to see it go. Time keeps marching on I suppose.
NeRF Breaks Free from Being an ‘Animated Photo’
Having given this quite some thought over about 20+ or so years, and having written a little on the phenomenon, purely as an layman in psychology but as a professional in software development, and observing many developers, and myself as well, I have to strongly disagree on the point you make, but am open to discussion on the matter.

I believe that assistive technologies, from the most advanced tools we have today, to the most mundane of "hinting of parameters to a function" and code base navigation via "jump to definition/declaration" which first started appearing in Visual C++ 6.0 around 1998 there has been a degradation in committing facts about the architecture of the code and functions and APIs to memory.

This isn't a case of "bah humbug, the youth of today and their fancy geejaws" but very much a case of "why bother remembering that when the machine will remind me." I am sinful of this too. Guilty, as charged, m'lud.

My conclusions are very much observational but also align with the scant amount of professional research done on the subject. For confirmation bias, I recommend the Outer Limits episode "Stream of Consciousness."

I note that there are four areas in life where this is occuring most profoundly: cooking, navigation, software development, telephone numbers (and other contact details). Whilst it has been many years since I could tell what every cycle, byte and register was doing in any reasonably complex system I work on, I can still walk through most of what is going on in a system from the silicon running the code to the UI appearing on another person's screen on the other side of the world.

It isn't the understanding, it's the remembering what that function was called again, and where did I put that function I wrote ten minutes ago?!? And it isn't age related, because I've tested that hypothesis too both on myself and on others. Assistive technologies are wonderfully enabling, but they make us dumber.
I would be willing to pay for a dont sell my personal data privacy subscription.
*naive
> the alternative is ridiculous.

Like what is, having full control over your own system? I don’t think there’s anything wrong with not messing with my firewall and leaving this part to me.

> is crazy

And this is why, exactly?
> What I really want is the footguns of C with the ergonomic modern veneer of Rust's nicer syntax, built-in types, control structures etc

Would unsafe Rust work for that, or is there a C footgun you need that that doesn't provide?
If we falsified quantum mechanics we might expect some formalisms (Hamiltonian, Lagrangian, path integral, whatever) to continue to work while others don't. So it's perfectly possible to falsify the idea that path integrals do not describe the world; doing so would demonstrate a failure of quantum mechanics and would be extremely exciting to physicists.
Using web server reverse proxying to deal with file access permissions
An infinite number of sine waves are needed to make a square wave for example.

And even then it only really works if the waveforms are infinite in duration.

Is there a Gibbs Phenomenon equivalent for path integrals?
Fentanyl: America’s struggle to contain a deadly drug
A planned economy will always do worse than a free one. God bless the invisible hand
that one has to flop, right? don't tell me this is the direction the world is heading
Came to say the same thing, excellent book, highly recommended.
Hurricanes then!
This is a pretty common misconception of path integrals from how Feynman explains them to a non-physicist audience. The path integral formulation cannot work from a particle-based approach, where you integrate over all possible trajectories of electrons, photons... . Instead, you are actually integrating over all possible configurations of fields, the electron field, the photon field... . As far as I know, there is no way to view the universe as being fundamentally made of particles that is compatible with our modern understanding of QFTs.

Also, the path integral really shouldn't be taken too literally. It's not reality, it's just an equation.
What makes you think it isn’t?
In my opinion, this line is valid for business in general.
Eclipse of Rent-Sharing: The Effects of Managers’ Business Education on Wages
Why are they considered too dangerous? Won't an ebike at full speed be heavier and as such even more dangerous?
They have changed. The basic utility is to go from point A to point B. They now do that about 3-10 times faster and more comfortably and reliably than they did when they started.

If generative AI gets 4 times better than will matter a lot.
I worked at a company where you could only get a raise when you scored high on the performance appraisal. I was young and really worked my ass off, really went for it.

Never got a good appraisal.

Years later I work at another company, and my previous manager is now my team colleague. He eventually tells me: Yeah, we where not allowed to give more then two people, in our department of sixty, a high appraisal. Since we did not want to give people a raise.

He agreed it was shitty, but he was just middle management and had to play ball.

I was naive; working hard does not get noticed, it does not matter. Learning what the managers actually want and making them dependent on you is what gets noticed and rewarded.

It's just sickening. So I went freelance.
wall unit and outdoor unit come pre-vacuumed and sealed. lineset filled with gas and sealed. when you connect lineset to units seals are broken and gas fills entire system.
You can setup Cloudflare tunnels to proxy straight to the internal reverse proxy. This hides your IP and you don't have to open any ports on your network.

If you don't want to rely on Cloudflare you can also rent a cheap VPS which you could use as a public reverse proxy which points to your internal reverse proxy through a vpn like a self-hosted wireguard or a service like tailscale. I just did this same exact setup and only had to add some nginx config to get the real IP address of the client instead of the public reverse proxy's.

Either way your own network is safe and hidden from the public.
Telling Your Story on a Resume Part 2: The Final Cut
Showing a false driver's license in the U.S. is usually a crime (though not often a felony by itself) regardless of circumstance; e.g. Texas law: https://texas.public.law/statutes/tex._transp._code_section_...

Note that a "Class A misdeamenor" in Texas is punishable by a $4,000 fine and/or 1 year in jail.

Is that going to happen because you used it to pick up a food order? Probably not, but stranger things have happened...
Would you please stop posting in the flamewar style? We've had to ask you this in the past as well. It's not what this site is for, and destroys what it is for.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
he lost me at "I've bought a domain on Google Domains"
Full-sized image: https://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/230219130836-01-jeff-...
Alright fair enough, I'm not an expert on how those work. I was under the impression that there is quite a bit of work that has to be done to turn a path integral into something amenable to Monte Carlo though.
Laurence Tratt: Why Aren't Programming Language Specifications Comprehensive?
> Or „IBM Quantum Systems“?

Hey hey now. Quantum Systems is actually a free to use (up to certain qubits) cloud platform which you can use qiskit, their open source python lib, to interact with. Its super cool to use it to get some insights into quantum computing and actually evaluate stuff.

So Id take that out of the equation if I were you
How does this help? It just moves the content of the .h file to the .c file, but you still need to Write Everything Twice.
You haven't lived under socialism. It's much worse.
I don't even think that the biggest problems have anything to do with the geometry kernel. The entire UI in general could be overhauled without touching the kernel and it would make the difference between highly usable and productive CAD program with some limitations vs incomprehensible mess.
I can't get it to answer anything.

Tallest people in US - filter cannot answer personal characteristics off limits.

What number come up most often playing the lottery - I do not have that information

show me a list of 100 different ...- 10 results..

It seems to hate polite. Please give me.. NO vs give me NOW here you go

It is not useful for me. I ask it programming questions and hate the output.. or know where they got the output and can see they missed key steps.

I feel like I know what it will answer and it's mostly surface level answers.

For people who don't want a conversation and can find the information quicker the hype doesn't add up. Im fairness tiktok bores me.
Hey OP, this is cool!

- What are the reasons you picked Elixir?

- What are you motivations for this project?

- How does the append log persistence work?

- Do you plan on adding clustering support?

- How do you plan to make it fault tolerant?

Here is the link to the roadmap if anyone is interested - https://github.com/Allyedge/allydb#roadmap
In the article, someone wanted to buy the pieces as-is for $15M..

Why waste time and gold?
Wow, the art world has literally become a Donald Duck cartoon!

I remember when I was a kid one of my favourite Donald Duck installations was one where Donald accidentally breaks an antique and invaluable vase, and some art people goes crazy for the shards, and so Donald launches a new career as an artist where people bring their Ming dynasty vases to him, and he goes to town on them with power tools.

I don't recall quite how it ends, but I think the trend passes and he's left with a bunch of worthless shards. I think Scrooge was angry for some reason as well...

I liked it at the time because it was such an absurd concept. Guess it wasn't nearly as absurd as I thought!
> making 10x as much

Yeah the chasm is much bigger than that.
I would like to what extent "did not evoke bacterial resistance" goes to? Does this mean we have something that will kill the bacteria we typically have issues with causing Sepsis and they will never evolve to be resistant to it? Or just that its new and nothing they tested yet seems resistant to it?

Any antibiotic like this I would love for them to setup an agar half treated with the antibiotic and bacteria on the fresh food side and see just how much it is going to take for it to get past this antibiotic. It feels unlikely its genuinely impossible to be 100% effective but it would be an incredible finding if that is the case.
And even a florist looks, either explicitly or implicitly, at the same things. As soon as a company reaches a certain size, measured in employees, funding or revenue, you need at least the basics of corporate finance.
What are the odds that the shattered sculpture is displayed and sold as its own distinct piece of art?
Some families have bootstrapped their way out of poverty, but it usually takes multiple generations. Hence "families" rather than "individuals".
Unless there's something I'm missing here, I don't see any fundamental reason why this approach should not lead to resistance one way or another. Every new drug or therapeutic approach is good news, but it's pretty much only a matter of time until resistance develops. (Biochemist)
Never once. At best you're describing children, in my experience, not adult women.

But especially if it is an involuntary expression of anger, as you say, then advancing the sexist "You're Cute When You're Angry" trope[0] is not a great reaction.

[0] https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/YoureCuteWhenYou...
> KernelCare understands that hobbyists need protection too, so we offer this benefit to Raspberry Pi enthusiasts free of cost. The currently supported chips are the BCM2711 (Pi 4) and BCM2837 (Pi 3 and later models of the Pi 2), and we offer support for Ubuntu Focal Fossa for 64-bit ARM platform, and soon support for Debian and Raspbian.
I believe it. The consultant may change more things in the world but I don’t see how that change is necessarily a “contribution”. More like an optimization for a small set of people. The line cook however is creating from raw something that literally nourishes.
The real question is does this mean we will get to watch The Day the Clown Cried without travelling to Washington, DC?