skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You still can around me- there's a company that specializes in making flavored sodas and encouraged returning empty bottles so they could be reused.

It's a fun novelty, but I think one of the first bottles that I had tasted like soap- probably didn't get fully washed or something. That also ended up being the last one I had. If I'm going to drink soda, aluminum cans are hard to beat.
Amazingly just yesterday the guys on This Week in Virology spent an hour complaining about potential new safety regulations for research on potential pandemic viruses.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNoFmZxEogQ
You can use SponsorBlock to solve this on desktop Chrome at least. Tremendous tool. Cut right to the interesting part.
Hugo also typically uses a real webserver like nginx... it just gives you some niceties like templating and SASS on top of that.
I don't think gait analysis would hold itself through a trial or be bought by a jury. Maybe to correlate different videos of possibly different suspects? But if you are getting regularly videoed by security cameras while circumventing rules you are probably already wearing different shoes or pants and that can go a long way to defeat gait analysis algos.
Right, it's not an ordinary list comprehension. It's a parallel list comprehension though:

zip as bs = [(a,b) | a <- as | b <- bs]

https://downloads.haskell.org/ghc/latest/docs/users_guide/ex...
actually no, the 850nm wavelength of common IR LEDs does not have any adverse affect on your eyes at these power levels.
By spending enormous amounts on tech, construction, energy and labour, we can free up agricultural land, which we already have enormous amounts of and has no actual value 99% of the time...
The problem is that the well is poisoned. There are so many people abusing your caveats above that using them can lead to harm. This is well examined in Thank You for Smoking: the main character weaponizes “just stating his opinion” and different worldviews to influence public opinion. Trust is therefore eroded so that anyone who may actually have a good counter position is indistinguishable from bad actors.

I don’t want to say that justifies piling bad on bad. But that once the well is poisoned, we all die.
> calling-over-wifi is less trackable than using a tower.

Not if using whatsapp/messenger for calling over wifi and the probability that the other person has an app capable of calling over wifi different than whatsapp/messenger is rather low.
Well, I have no idea what those are, so...
Snowden leaks proved they’re after everybody.
Zach Holman had a line to the effect of:

"A good night's sleep is the best debugging tool"
Text Highlighter – Javascript class to highlight text occurrences on a textarea
A small standalone class that gets passed a textarea and is able to either highlight one or more occurrences of a string or remove the applied highlights. All this without disturbing the functioning of the textarea. It's also responsive and will adjust automatically to the textarea changing in dimensions and to the text being changed.
What should I do with a scammers house address?
I find scammers house addresses for fun and I am wondering that instead of just scaring them maybe I should ruin their pathetic life as well :), You think I should report to indian police or dox them?
Wouldn't IR filters defeat this once it becomes an issue? You can just glue them on the front of the lens or it can be on the sensor though the latter requires a new sensor.
Could there be an untreated underlying issue? Seems worth doing a thorough checkup to eliminate Lyme, Wilson's, Sjogren, Lupus, neurological issues like FTD, diabetes, mental illness, eg major depression, or even hormones (low t), thyroid, iron levels, etc. Maybe there is something like modafinil that can give you a boost (with a prescription of course).
I have never owned a cell phone. My Librem 5 is “coming soon” LOL!
Just to clarify. I eat carbs! Just not refined carbs or sugars, and only on days I need to replenish glycogen or make sure I’m topped up. Get most of my intake from super starch, fruit or vegetables. I don’t eat pasta or bread.
I'm in the process of trying to de-Google my life. Apart from being forced to use Google at my workplace I want nothing to do with them other than google searches. I have 4 Gmails though, a few personal and a few for etc sites. I was thinking about setting up a forwarder for all to 1 email account. Any recommendations for a dumb phone? I know Google and Android phones go hand in hand.
I think you're both right: the current global level of consumption not sustainable, or necessary. Everybody wants a healthy planet, almost nobody wants to volunteer to consume less. Regulation is needed, and it will mean we have to consume less. I realize that's not what anyone wants to hear. On top of that, I think we need social safety nets that prevent the burden from simply crushing the poor while the rich continue to over-consume. In the climate crisis we are trying to pay off generations worth of CO2 debt and we haven't even stopped digging the hole deeper yet.
100% this. All the example I've already seen, along with this article and my own tests seem to indicate that ChatGPT is just utter shit at Javascript. When the answers aren't just 100% plain wrong, they are terribly misguided. So a generation of StackOverflow copy-pasters idiots will be replaced by another generation of GPT copy-pasters idiots. I'm not looking forward to that.
Apple ecosystem apps w/ IAP
> I have a hell of a lot of autonomy, freedom of tooling, people listen to me on tech issues -- even when they probably shouldn't

As someone who's now the only tech person at a small non-profit, this really really resonated with me (as did the rest of your post).

I feel it's often challenging to asses how robust/brittle something should be implemented because we don't sell (and maintain) software. A lot of "tech things" simply have a very short life span, often closely tied to project scope and duration.

I hope you don't mind me asking here, but it would be great to connect with someone in a similar position. If you're up for it, please feel free to shoot me an email, you can find the address in my profile :)
these are very "low hanging fruit" measures TBH
No goalposts were moved, the previous commenter did not say "organic" but it matches their intended meaning [1].

HN being a public forum means our discussion is visible to anyone and anyone can join. It doesn't mean that I represent anyone's views except my own, or that I should answer for trends you perceive in HN's comments.

[1] The intended meaning in this comment, that incited the discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34952301
We're making our prices public
The rhetoric and tone around natives and non-natives can be problematic. However, the ability for a specific species to thrive isn't a really good index into the health and resilience of whole ecosystems. One of the reasons that non-native plants often thrive, sometimes at the expense of other native plants, is the relative lack of predation. I think it was only a week or so ago that there was a post on HN about how white-tailed deer are becoming a threat to native plants and a boon to non-native plants because (a) no natural predators to keep deer populations down and (b) deer generally prefer eating native plants.

Anecdotally, looking at the invasive Amur Honeysuckle on my property, its leaves remain pristinely green well into Fall, but by comparison, other comparable native plants have leaves eaten by insects, covered in molds, etc. There can be a competitive advantage to being the new plant on the block; but that competitive advantage is clearly at the expense of anything that relies on those native plants to live.

Generally however, invasive plants tend to be those that like to colonize disturbed areas, and they tend to be plants that are easy to grow (and so people like them). The greatest threat, imo, is the continued and ongoing disturbance of the land, and, the continued introduction of new non-native plants (primarily via the large commercial nurseries).
Everyone ran an SMSC (and MMSC) just fine. There was no "centralized" messaging in cellular telephony in the past, just loosely linked carriers.

Until now, where suddenly Google seems to be the only RCS operator in town because hardly any carriers want to run their own RCS infrastructure.
This is egregiously bad advice.

There is zero evidence that keto or low carb/high fat diets improve running performance. There's actually consistently reproduced evidence that it impairs performance at high intensities. Studies: https://physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/JP278928, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16357078/, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26553488/, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32497061/

Summary if you don't want to read all the studies: https://trainright.com/should-endurance-athletes-go-keto-ket...
Since we're sharing, here is my personal site in Hugo without using any starter templates or themes.

https://github.com/evansosenko/evansosenko.com

Going back to basics and having zero external dependencies is quite enjoyable. Understanding how Hugo templates, themes, and content all work together was more complicated than I originally expected, but they have build a good system. Hopefully this helps anyone looking to get started.
> get gamed and become useless

... and devolve into (actually measurable) number of hours in the chair.
I don't know how ranges are implemented now (and I'm too lazy to check right now) but It's entirely possible zig's ranges could wind up as comptime-only values.

Then you could pass them around, but only at comptime, which will achieve many of the things you expect.

There's also nothing stopping you from creating an iterator interface in userland.
the mere naming of the keyword `unsafe` has been a wholly unintentional disaster for programming in general as more and more people use Rust, because "safe"/"safety"/"unsafe" are sort of emotionally-loaded words in English, and it's led to people to build mental heuristics about the pros and cons of "safe" and "unsafe" code which may be subtly incorrect. the language feature itself is completely reasonable of course, given the design decisions of the language, but as Andy said elsewhere in this comments thread:

> Rust evangelists need to be careful because in their zeal they have started to cause subtle errors in the general knowledge of how computers work in young people's minds. Ironically it's a form of memory corruption.

I'm not even a zig user or fan or anything and I don't have any real opinion about Rust, either, except for completely agreeing with this analysis based on how I've seen Rust evangelists talk online. I'm not sure what the solution to this is, but it seems like it's just going to get worse over time as Rust becomes more popular and gains market share.
Find AI tools using AI
This would not be highly effective with most modern security cameras.
First, color low-light video is becoming more common, as image sensor technology has progressed. When a digital/surveillance camera is in color mode, there is an IR filter in front of the lens to remove these wavelengths from reaching the imager (they cause color tinge issues).

Even for cameras that are not in color mode in low-light video, most newer units have good dynamic range, whereas these low-power IR LEDs would likely not be able to fully obscure a persons face in the video.
The people "making good choices" here being the unproductive office workers?
I believe YouTube would need to hand select such videos. According to Tubefilter 500 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute. (2019 data) It's hard for me to see how YouTube can be held responsible for _anything_ that is posted. Not that some effort shouldn't be made, but the scope of the task is enormous.
> A member of any (and especially all) of those groups _knows_ that it’s “OK” to be a member; considerably more than OK, actually, as the default privilege assigned to those characteristics by the rigging of the game makes it _vastly_ easier to be one of those haves rather than one of the have-nots — as always, membership has its privileges.

It's the original sin of White people. It doesn't matter what they've done, what challenges they've faced, where in the world they live, what their actual ethnic group or nationality is, what their class or income status is etc. etc. - none of that matters.

Only one thing matters: skin colour, and if yours is wrong, then you're "privaleged" (even if you live in a trailer park).

No - your toxic politics of envy and resentment are best ignored entirely.

> while grinning with anticipation of being able to turn back to their fellow members and feign injury and victimization

No. The point is to unmask your hypocricy. You don't actually have a problem with racism pe se - because it's OK when you do it.

You're not here to make anything better or fix anything. The fact that "It's OK to be white" presents such a problem to you, simply demonstrates that this is all just a tool to punish the chuds - once you strip back the mental gymnastics, that's really all your ideology amounts to.
I didn't say anything about federal control. Others have, but i'm not seeing anyone interested in solving the problem at any level
Your site's feature of "cool comments from HN" is awesome! Automating this with some kind of LLM and selling it would be killer.
Of course experience and synchronization would matter.

But if the hypothesis is that three people carried a 85 kg, 3.50 m long log, the experiment with two people carrying a 60 kg, 2.50 m is not representative of that.

It is not like they couldn't find a third volunteer and attempt replicating exactly the hypothesis.
It's really amazing seeing how much stuff gets flagged and removed as though even discussing it is dangerous.
Holy shit. I got a Nectar mattress last year. It has CertiPUR-US certification yet googling about it as you suggested, finds it's made with fiber glass (of course not mentioned at all on their website). And when I first got it, it had a small tear on the bottom that I just thought wasn't worth returning for.

To their credit, they have a 1 year return policy. It's going back and now I have to do tons of research (apparently I didn't do enough the first time) to get a mattress that won't make my family sick.

Thank you for sharing this. I had no idea about this issue and would not have known to google about it otherwise.
Factorio is infamous for being radically memory bandwidth limited. Which yes is a problem others will have... but not many in gaming afaik.
See my comment above, but one reason they thrive is lack of predation.

And yes, the rhetoric can be feel very anti-immigrant (something my immigrant spouse picked up on very quickly)
ChatGPT is trained on data from 2021. That's ancient history in JS time. :)
In the case of retail stores, they typically maintain a history of all changes and transactions for a few years for abuse prevention, so it won’t have the effect you’re hoping for.
I'm not about to praise the Musk takeover of Twitter as a good thing, but he did prove you can make massive cuts in a workforce and keep things running just fine. And he's emboldened the rest of tech to do the same.

It's not just data analysis. There's bloat all over tech.
Hypercard Stacks
That's a good suggestion. At the moment, it uses several other applications to gather textual information about the file. In the future releases. You can choose not to use other applications, and just rely on the file-name, etc.
The title might indicate that this report applies to the UK. I don't doubt that there are such biases at work in the US, but they mostly would vary from region to region.
EU to warn Broadcom about VMware deal
> Why can't I just compare these two regions using `A == B` to make sure they are equal?

Why is shallow equality useful?

You could have `A == B` be true, but then as soon as you wrap pointers to them in C and D, now `C == D` is false.
https://ggbmagazine.com/article/in-the-masked-age-operators-... Here you go. they use them in China already.
The rise of self-hosted apps
This is exactly why I gave up on Hugo and LOVE mkdocs-material. It has such a simple setup and such a good out of the box experience that you can start with it literally in minutes. I was so surprised that the second command is serve and you actually get a working site, which you can iterate and fine-tune later.
It's not quite as bad as you might think (though it is bad).

TSMC N5 is 0.021um per SRAM cell in high-density configuration (still going to be 5-10x faster switching than DRAM). That's about 47.62 bits/um. With 1,000,000 um2 per mm2. EUV reticle limit is 858mm2.

That amounts to 40,857,142,857 bits or about 4.756GB. That's almost exactly 250 dies per wafer. TSMC N5 wafers cost $17,000 or roughly $68 per chip (you can get very close to 100% yields on this kind of very basic chip). If we use part of the chip for internal controllers and interconnects, it would be about $70 per 2-4GB.

The highest-clocked DDR5 RAM I could find with minimal searching was $360 for 32GB.

The SRAM version would cost $560 at the cheapest for just the 32GB RAM not counting the RAM controller chips and all the packaging costs. With profits and everything included, your final price tag would likely be around $750 if you could produce in bulk and $1000 if you could not.

On the plus side, worrying about stuff like CAS latency would basically be a thing of the past with the bottleneck once again becoming the speed over the wire. Power consumption would also be lower without the need to constantly refresh. I doubt that anyone wants to pay that much money for disproportionally marginal increase in performance, but looking at all the people forking over thousands to scalpers for GPUs, maybe I'm wrong.
Minor nitpick, but why are you adamant that you've had your Gmail for "over 20 years"? Gmail was made public in 2004.
5.27 is the first KDE release in a while that has actually broken things for me. Fedora recently updated to it and the breeze theme broke, causing me constant crashes and glitchy window decorations.
How could this be true? I don't follow the field but so much of the signal is being obscured it's hard to imagine how accuracy wouldn't suffer
Ours too!

For example, our deterministic simulation testing does storage fault corruption up to the theoretical limit of f according to our consensus protocol.

Details in our other reply to you.
yep, a big part of moc is about generating reflection info and current C++ metaprogramming very simply does not cover reflection and even less custom code generation (think generating a function called "auto foo_info()" from a function "void foo()" automatically - right now the only way to do this if one does not want to use macros is through an external code generator, e.g. in CMake or whatever).
That's a pretty poor understanding of basic prob & stats. What if you are not an average company? What if you're not an average company and on the low end of that bell curve? If the author is only 10% correct, maybe the author is only 10% right about the type of company that could benefit from "applying data science".
Not without proper carbon taxing and land use taxing.

In a sane world, if vertical farming got even close to traditional farming without taxing in soil destruction, water table destruction, pesticide impacts, and habitat removal from nature, we'd transition rapidly to vertical farming.

Politics is not reality. Neither is economics.
That different culture will be wrong. (And I doubt their slaves agreed with them.)
If your product (data, dashboards) has no users, then it has no flaws, and it is perfect.

Put in the absolute bare minimum of effort and move on to more interesting things.
"Racism isn't racism when we do it, so we're not racists - you're the racists, which is why we hate you and why we're going to punish you, LOL"
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK285583/

The link above is a fairly readable summary of a conference in which academics debated the need for gain of function research. As you can see, this was not a settled topic, and even some of the supporters of GoF research admit doubts about its utility.

To summarize the paper I posted:

1. Gain of function research, broadly construed, also includes adapting viruses to live "in culture", i.e. in a dish of cells. That's a fundamentally useful and necessary part of research, so a blanket ban could unnecessarily complicate basic research.

2. GoF is useful for evaluating the potential impacts of mutations observed in the wild. Like, we see a particular mutation circulating, but its significance is unknown, so we introduce it into a model virus in a lab to test what impact it has. This helps us decide which strains we should choose to develop vaccinations for. This can also be done prospectively, GoF can identify particularly nasty variants, which we can then prioritize for more intense intervention if they're observed in the wild.

3. There's a basic research interest in understanding the molecular details of how viruses infect humans. GoF allows researchers to probe this much more easily than the random sampling we get from wild viruses. This research has led (in part) to basic insights in virology, like the role of the furin polybasic cleavage site in coronaviruseses in increasing virulence.
If land is not needed for agriculture then can be used for something else, such as, you know, housing?
I'm an old enough gen-Xer to remember using paper grocery bags as a kid. There is a "standard" rectangular kitchen trash can size that used to fit grocery paper bags perfectly. Toss the bag in the galvanized steel trash can and the can is dumped out once a week.

Its a little more labor intensive, you can't dump liquids in a paper bag at least without paper towels, etc.
Least Privilege in Practice – Minimum Viable Access
I see two issues with licensed systems for large enough workload. One is scale of cost. Enterprise software charges by some normalized server configuration (CPU, memory, and etc. MinIO seems an exception, though). As a result, the cost of the license can grow to be prohibitive for large workload. Another is that enterprise licenses usually do not allow users to modify the software easily, while for any significant workload, we almost always need to add code for smooth operations.
The TPM is good for storing keys, but can't actually decrypt/encrypt large amounts of data fast as required for disk encryption. So the key ends up temporarily stored in RAM.

The fact that most people leave their computers in sleep mode means that to a determined attacker, disk encryption is bypass able by reading the key from RAM.
What digital footprint?
Many people's brains contain racism and political bias too.
sure, but this hoodie works as effectively as the wyze cameras that make my own surveillance around my home.
> We don't need to fat shame, but also we don't need to accept.

I'd be interested to know how you do the latter without the former.
That is actually in the TODO items. You can also pattern it to a curated folder (if you have one). This feature would be available on the next release.
Nix for windows through ape? Don't tease me.