skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm using Philips Hue color LED bulbs in all our bedrooms, the hallway outside them, and the toilet. Since it can switch to using red+green LEDs in color mode, if you configure them with orange light dimmed to low/minimum at night, there should be essentially zero blue light. Works really well.

With smart LED bulbs you can also set them up on a schedule to light up the room very brightly in the morning and have motion sensors to turn on the light elsewhere, which is also very important for health.

Even though we've done this, I'm a bit skeptical of how terrible blue light is supposed to be. Just dim your lights lower and you should get most of the benefits. The natural light outside at night is quite blue, so I don't think it's blue light in itself that's the problem.. it's how much light there is in general and the body is just using the blue light to measure the general light level.

He's complaining about real-world LED bulb lifetime, but I've never had any of them fail on me for 8+ years, except for some specific IKEA Trådfri GU10 bulbs that had bad thermal design which they've obviously fixed, and they were replaced free of charge no question asked. It may depend on the quality of power where you live though.
Right, I agree there but from a development perspective it's a problem that can/should be tackled later if you know you have a hit, and the Ambient design should have no issue in fixing it later.

- Aimbots is a problem regardless of state it, as long as you can see/shoot at it then aimbots can exist, stopping that is a separate issue.

- On ESP/Wall hacking you're right, it can be an issue

- Full snapshot/heap shipping as emulators and Kettlewells WASM sample is hard to patch here.

- an DoD ECS grounded design like Ambient could selectively withhold entities (ie out of sight), however I think for starting development it shouldn't be an initial worry as long as you don't design yourself into a corner in such a way that it's impossible to implement later.
Let It Fail
At least in crop agriculture the work tends to be concentrated during planting and harvest so there is a big period in between with nothing to do for most of the people involved in planting and harvest. The labor for at least some of the Egyptian pyramids were idle farmers who had free-time available for hire, iirc.
> I would invest really hard into Tenstorrent

How would one go about doing this?
I think it's because developers often mistake "parametric" with "programmable". We want to be able to use the DRY principle on our infrastructure, workflows, pipelines, etc. just as we do in code, and have some simple config options to make large changes easily. Code is simply what we're used to.

CAD software is a great example of how this can be achieved without any code. I can construct the whole model visually in its most natural representation, but also define top-level parameters that make broad changes to the end result. And if complex destructive changes are needed, there's always a scripting interface.
Obviously they are different. You think they are beyond what I just painstakingly pointed out as one of degree and a degree that you are entitled to feel differently about each case?

How do you think your comment advances the discussion, just out of interest?

Fwiw I don't tune my radio to commercial FM. I do have badges on the outside of my car and I kinda wish I didn't but not enough (yet) to have done something about it. I don't wear clothes that turn me into a flipping nike/ralph lauren/chanel/gucci/whatever billboard either but I can see this puts me in some kind of strange minority but I still find wearing advertising without being paid really weird. Sadly badges on cars are a little harder to not buy or remove.

You? Where are you drawing your line?
I don't think you should be thanking me; I much prefer the smell of body odour to what I was doing back then, which is douse myself with unhealthy amounts of Axe Dark Temptation bodyspray, lol! I am sure my teachers suffered especially since all the boys in the class were doing that, especially after we played sports, so the whole classroom smelled like a chemical spill mixed with sweat.

The smokers in my class (thankfully I never smoked), use to use even more Axe to cover the smell of cigarettes after they smoke, but the funny thing is that we could still smell the cigarettes on them, but now it's mixed in with headache inducing levels of body spray
Disconnecting the battery can have other consequences. Easier to reset the fuse
Because usually they are implementing a subset of the network stack that meets their needs for communication within their internal network. Porting the entire kernel stack that actually handles all of the complexities and quirks of the open internet is a larger task than they needed to tackle.
So the control net example (which is image to image) is copyrightable, but the OP case (text to image) is not?

Then the line to draw is that when there's a change in modality, it's not copyrightable?

Most people are probably going to end up using something like controlnet anyway because of the extra control it gives you.
Do you need to be a chef to realise some food is burnt?
>I also find that America is completely in denial about the status game, where as other countries are more honest about it (i.e. people will actually tell you)

I've found that IT has much higher status in other countries than it does in America. American women want men who are lawyers (or politicians), doctors, or business executives, not engineers or IT people. In other countries, women don't all have an automatic stigma against IT, because they know it pays well.
I've read that the "dark ages" was a misunderstood term and really refers to them being "dark" to the historian due to a relative dearth of written documents from the time.
Google Quantum AI Anounces Quantum Error Correction Scheme
Quantum Error Correction could be used for further scaling of qubits into bigger chips and system. Something that has been a problem in the way of building machines for solving practical problems
> External Imperialism does wonders for the prosperity of the home country.

Does it last though? The UK doesn't seem to be bursting at the seams with prosperity these days. Switzerland does much better yet never had any colonies. Portugal had lots, just as Spain, and look at them. Germany had few because they started late and they're doing much better. The Ottoman empire was huge but Turkey isn't doing too good, despite its strategic geopolitical location that pays lots of dividend.

Correlation doesn't imply causation, but does lack of correlation?

And yes, of course there were African empires, but they didn't nicely map to countries (but then again, did European empires? The Habsburgers would say otherwise) and didn't leave a lasting imprint of prosperity.
There are other rights (forced arb) that you sign away when you sign a voluntary severance
Ignorance of the law is no excuse in criminal law. The logic is that we want people to think about whether things are illegal, and we don’t want a loophole where you just have never watch the news and you can never be found guilty of a crime. The same applies to police. They need an incentive to know the law, not an incentive to ignore it.

This isn’t what qualified immunity is about at all, but you know, that’s why.
Nitrous oxide: Laughing gas users risk spine damage, say doctors
Yes actually, I have experience running a cloud service where we had to deploy two environments: China and ROW (rest of world). AutoOEM of the same magnitude as Mercedes-Benz.
Yup it relies on two things though, the simulation being deterministic which is easier said than done and the simulation being cheap enough you can replay enough frames to correct the missed inputs without derailing the current frame.
What if it raises it because now that a former employee is unencumbered by non-disparagement clauses, employers have an incentive to offer decent/generous severance to ensure the former employee is not a now disgruntled former employee?
Counterfeit Chip Detection Using Scattering Parameter Analysis
I've driven mostly BMW's and their build quality has been decent.
This is tangential, but when did Raspberry Pi get so expensive? I'm in the EU and starter kits that used to cost maybe €50 are the far side of €250 or even €300. The bare boards are over €200 (!)
I think both the rebuttal and the original articles are good, but talk about different things. The original one seems to talk about the way Agile tends to be done, especially via the world of corporate, consultant agile, certified scrum masters and so on, whereas the rebuttal is talking from the point of view of what Agile should be. Two very different things, both very valid, and in a sense the discrepancy between the two tells you a lot about the state of agile itself.

That said I love the thing about ending Sillicon Valley bullshit - IMO it has led to a lot more hurt than good.
This is such a "history started in 1900" take, it's weird that people love to publicly display their ignorance.
Most Phone Use Is a Tragic Loss of Life
Implied by that was "and so everyone should ignore it until it becomes popular". If you can see the implication of that.
I couldn't see it in the article but was there a stated reason for the search his apartment? What were they looking for specifically?

I'm not that familiar with US law but in the UK you have to have a reason for a search warrant and can't use anything found for unrelated crimes.

Is it legal in the US to have a generic search warrant and just turn someone's apartment over looking for evidence of any crime? That seems like it would be open to abuse if so.

Could anyone put this in layman's terms?

(Actually if you could simplify it as if you were explaining it to your dog that would be even better. :P )
People/projects can and do implement userspace networking stacks. For example, gVisor implements its own userspace networking stack [1] isolated from the kernel networking stack.

[1]: https://gvisor.dev/docs/user_guide/networking/
CSS: The modern web’s underrated powerhouse
Why aren't we regulating AI research?
- New features help close sales.

- New features also add tech debt, complexity, cost, bugs, makes you slower, and will lose you some sales that way.

- At 0 features you really need to implement features instead of messing about with the bugs in the devops scripts.

- At e.g. Windows scale, maybe stop messing about with new features nobody asked for and fix some bugs, yes.

- In a Laffer-curve-like effect, there must be a point where it peaks and it's better to fix bugs than to implement a new feature.

- It's a very difficult to identify where you are in the curve.

- One of the measures is simple "do X, get money from this guy I have on the phone"

- The other measure is fuzzy, lags, is subjective, can't be traced to a particular feature.

Good luck!
google has one of the worst spam filters. It can be done much better, and google could do it much better.
But I suppose they are just big enough now. Can't reach your contacts that use google? Well, just sign up to google as well, then you can reach them.
People like you are the reason google can behave like that.
Sorry for the pedantry, but Earth is not a "relatively small" planet. It's actually quite large for a rocky planet. Out of all the rocky planets and moons in our own system, Earth is by far the largest (except for Venus, which is about 90% the size). From what we're seeing with exoplanet research, it looks like Earth is still pretty large, though it's hard to tell since we have a hard time detecting smaller planets, and the "super-Earths" are more easily visible to us.

Of courses, compared to gas giants, Earth is small, but that's like comparing apples and whales.
Huh, you right, that definitely looks like someone playing with ChatGPT.. question: why this one article? For testing, jokes, or because some error?
I love Markdown. I love textual work. But as an architect, doing diagrams with Mermaid or plantuml is really the wrong thing to do. As an architect you communicate with diagrams. Aesthetics, pixel alignment, colors, custom ordering, ... they all matter when communicating. And these standards, while capable, do not make that easy. So back to visual editors unfortunately.

Formal documentation (like what the systems does etc) ... maybe a different story, because there aesthetics do not matter.
I'm not the OP/creator and have no affiliation with it. On the first two points, I thought the snark in this comment could be accepted had it been followed with more useful information and pointers along with the criticism. A one line criticism and attack isn't helping anyone and doesn't help us have "curious conversation" that HN asks users to promote.
If your company is a feature factory, it is not a good idea. If the business is stable and has a clear scope, you should be OK.
Emergent Deception and Emergent Optimization
Is it entropy if it's a PRNG and you manually choose a seed? I'd say not.
The Absurdity of Income Tax
Impersonation is “””solved””” by SPF and DKIM, not spam.
I think MacOS did it once (around 2009-2011) where they made a release that contained pretty much only bug-fixes. Made a lot of users happy.
That's just a link to the page about sequence diagrams. I know about sequence diagrams - what I don't know how to do is to add a class to a node on there.
It isn't the same, though.

In general, if I break the law at work, I'm probably gonna lose my job. If I break stuff on purpose I'm gonna get fired.

If I "break" stuff that just breaks as part of my job (or was in ill repair), I don't expect to get fired and if I do, I have a claim.

About the only "eventually fired" that I can think of is by operating something in a way that it breaks despite being trained (repeatedly) in the correct manner.
Candles produce soot which has much more significant data to indicate that it is detrimental to your health.

Blue light(instead of just lumens) has much less evidence.
Mermaid, as you say is ready for the web, so you can add onclick events etc. to say auto-generated diagrams, for interactive charts in a familiar syntax:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/vue-mermaid
Not an economist here, I don't understand what you mean.

Do you mean things like stock ownership? Real estate? Personal possessions?
Is an international response appropriate? Might be worth specifying if not.
It has been done. See xonsh a python shell which manages the distinction you mention.

Also see scsh and rash for scheme

Fish for non posix but sane syntax
> Rollo the Walker was made ruler of the region by the king of France. This was allegedly after the vikings had tried to sack Paris for the n-th time. This deal was made on the premise that the people of Normandie would defend the rest of France from vikings and other raiders

The deal was also conditioned on religious conversion and allegiance to the King of France, and he also married the King's daughter.

Win-win.
A Legitimately Interesting Technical Blog Post, 3 upvotes. Loved it!
Often not advertised explicitly, but try just asking :). If you have the skills an employer wants, and you aren't demanding the max pay possible, I've found (for myself and colleagues) the barrier to this happening is mainly people having the nerve to ask, or to take a salary hit of say 10-15% net, rather than the employer being disgusted and saying no. In fact, a lot of managers quite fancy doing a 4-day week themselves, and even if they're not to the point of doing that they may actively allow a subordinate to do it as it sets a precedent which they may feel makes it easier for them to ask for the same one day.
Show HN: Mox - Modern full-featured low-maintenance self-hosted mail server
now do it per police interaction
I'd love if the industry could have some sort of bugfix-only-month. Just one month per year where everyone goes off to fixing something, and new features are forbidden.

In fact, I'd love something like this so much, I'd even be willing to sponsor efforts like that with a bit of cash.
A few days of testing later, I'm happy to report that the Sericea stack, which places Sway on Silverblue ISO, boots, installs, and runs with few bugs on Fedora 39 also. I'm in heaven on these builds since Sericea combines the lightest, fastest desktop I know with the most complete, turnkey, immutable host, container isolation I've seen via Super-Enter, toolbox enter, voila! The same kind of terminal isolated container environment I've been trying to build since not long after docker shipped nearly a decade ago.
I just posted parallel to your post. What is your positioning of mermaid (and friends like plantuml) vs. visually crafted diagrams?

Textual editing, auto-layouting, little work, obviously, but where is the niche compared to visual editors. As an architect, I have challenges using mermaid when communicating to stakeholders.
>You succeed by being knowledgable, considerate, cooperative, and also knowing where to draw your line in the sand

Very ironic that the organizers lacked all 3.
You should be using a dedicated transactional email provider, and accept the additional cost. At most scales, this is the correct business decision.
I think you're totally not understanding what the term "totalitarian" means. It's not the same as "authoritarian". Authoritarian systems have been around since rulers became a thing, but Rome, various medieval kingdoms, etc. were not "totalitarian" by any means. It's entirely a product of the 20th century.
Laws often have to make this tradeoff between an individual's rights or an individual's benefit, and what's good for society as a whole.

Sure, it may be very convenient for you if you can toss garbage out your car's window instead of having to spend time carrying it around and finding a trash can, but if everyone tossed garbage from their vehicles, society would certainly not be a better place.

Similarly, it is better if companies don't attach a price tag to such illegal (I assume?) behavior because, well, even if you individually would rather be paid off, normalizing that practice will probably be worse for society. At least that's the value call being made here.

Instead of thinking "Well, I personally would rather have this", you can instead think "Would I like to live in a society that condones and expresses these values".

I, personally, would rather frame things in terms of society, not individuals. I do not think victims have an infinite right to redress.
> The title jarl is often translated into English as earl, but the correct translation would be duke. Jarl is simply just etymologically related to earl.

This is not so simple. Titles and their significance change over time. During the Anglo-Saxon period in Britain, an "ealdorman" was the ruler of one or (later) more shires; during the end of the period the title was shortend into "earl". The title lost later more and more of its importance. "Duke" was originally a French title (from French "Duc") and started to be used in England from the middle of the 14th century -- long after the Viking Period. Therefore it would be very anachronistic to translate "jarl" with "duke". If you were looking for the highest official of a shire in todays England you may prefer the translation "High Sheriff" (a title created in the early 1970s), but which is more or less only ceremonial. So no, a "jarl" is best to be left an "earl".
Many people are saying it is hard to run a mail server, but I never had any deliverability issue with mine.

The most important (well hard because I needed ISP collaboration) step was to get a reverse DNS for the IP.

I am sending emails from a few domains, so not too much. And my volume is low (10 per day).

I run openbsd and I mostly followed that guide https://prefetch.eu/blog/2020/email-server/
"How is amazon a monopoly when you can just shop at _other site with 1/1000th the market share_"
I did [1], 2015-2016 saw 51895 reported "crimes of sexual nature". There seems to be a giant amount of unreported rapes though: While women's groups in South Africa estimate that a woman is raped every 26 seconds, the South African police estimates that a woman is raped every 36 seconds and In 1998, one in three of the 4,000 women questioned in Johannesburg had been raped, according to Community Information, Empowerment and Transparency (CIET) Africa and It is estimated that over 40% of South African women will be raped in their lifetime and that only 1 in 9 rapes are reported. draw a drastic image.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_violence_in_South_Afric...
Not RateMyTeachers?
Adding new features will introduce new bugs in your already "bug fixed" parts.

Therefore go for release cycles. Lock features, fix all bugs, then release the version. Repeat for every cycle.

You might be forced to release with a few bugs. The conventional procedure is to publicly document the known bugs for each version.

If you are fighting fire with bugs, then you don't have stable product yet. Cut off up to a reasonable feature set and fix all bugs when you want to release.
You can auto-generate mermaid diagrams from data/class relationships/loosely coupled messages etc. and make them interactive:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/vue-mermaid

Powerpoint doesn't really cover those things.
Thanks for sharing these links. I actually was part of a computational neuroscience program in university, but I never liked the "wet" side of things and all of the "AI" at the time was focused on kNN and SVM, so I'm well behind on what's cutting-edge in CNS. This seems like a good starting point to catch up again.

EDIT: I'm so dumb, the people behind ART were professors in my department! I know it seemed familiar. The whole thing left me jaded.
I highly recommend watching this to see how deep it runs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVVfJVj5z8s
Can you 2 sigma yourself? (https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom%27s_2_sigma_problem)

Can you identify gaps - and worse, misconceptions - that you don't know you have?

I think you can "debug" yourself, to some extent, starting with what you do know: you have trouble with that something . Start with the symptom, and diagnose. Narrow down where the problem occurs, by attempting sub-parts of the problem, simpler versions, and prerequisites.

If you can't identify it, it's a sign that the problem is not where you think itis. i.e. you have a misconception about something you think you know.

Then, there are many resources available to try to remedy it: textbooks, courses, subreddits, stackexchanges.

Of course... so much easier to have a perceptive coach who can instantly see where and why you stumble.
Your role as a company is to maximize revenue. If presence of bugs makes you lose revenue by customer churning or burned-out developers leaving, fix bugs. If not, create new features. And define a bug as "thing that the customer complained about". If customers don't complain, it's either not a bug, or you are solving a wrong problem.
Honestly, I think I'll sell my MacBook Pro and just buy a new one with less cores.
Bought it expecting to be able to abuse it towards ML, but it's barely even supported.
You know the answer to that.
Very good points and clear benefits. My worries are however, the exact layouting demands when you talk to stakeholders. So maybe not a 10px topic but a layering story, LTR-user-to-database thinking, ...
The sericea builds are here if anyone wants to wade into the combined Silverblue/Sway water:

https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/development/ra...
Why don't you just make sure you don't do anything that causes anyone to bad mouth you?
There is also the reverse relationship:
The kinds of geniuses capable of such original thought,
were precisely the kinds of persons the regime would be suspicious of and do witch hunts on.
So, to the extent you were 'acting as as genius', you were high risk for being witch-hunt tortured.
Yeah, I feel like I'm missing something here, but in the other thread the guy says you can get everything you need for 5nm from Alibaba, but afaik to get to such small transistors (5nm) you need EUV lithography, and is there anyone other than ASML manufacturing those machines?