skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Again, it does happen on the headset, but that's only necessary in situations where there's not enough bandwidth to send an uncompressed video stream.

See Oculus Link over USB, for example: https://developer.oculus.com/blog/how-does-oculus-link-work-... The diagram there shows Timewarp running on both the PC and the headset side.

In headsets like the Rift or Valve Index that send video streams over HDMI or DisplayPort that extra step isn't necessary; everything happens on the PC's GPU.
> fact that this plant coming online will raise the rates for Georgia electricity

Do you have some links?

All I could find was [1], where it says the rates will be raised by 2.6% in 2023 and 4.5% in the next two years, which is not unreasonable given the current inflation rate. The justification for the increase does not mention Vogtle at all, instead it mentions strengthening the grid, investments in renewables, improving costumer experience, enhancing operations.

[1] https://www.georgiapower.com/company/news-center/2022-articl...
Right, but is it the right mental model to demand a root cause to be delivered as the outcome to the investigation, when there are lots of things going wrong and process & architecture problems that make the involved failures fatal.
NobeOmniScope, Screen, Lattice, Hazel, Transmit, Mind Node
uhhh... no? The difference depends on the language, but really it boils down to semantic meaning behind certain strings. x == y has different semantic meaning than "x == y" but both are literally strings of text.
Mostly the same and I agree. So many messaging apps sometimes. Though it's not quite so bad. IIRC all the Meta apps (Instagram and Facebook, I don't think Whatsapp though) can communicate with each other's DMs on any of the apps. And I don't use Slack for anything but work. I've refused to put Discord on my phone as well. Tinder seems like an odd one though - you can't get in touch with a random person you met otherwise on there, and if you have met them and want to keep seeing them it seems better to move to some other form of communication.
Elephant in the Cloud: Bridging the cloud infrastructure talent gap
Just the beacons you get from other routers around can be enough to create disturbances
java with a bit of design patterns and some classic RDBMS knowledge.
Most jobs out there are about enterprise.

You won't enjoy it and the uncle Bobs of this world are insufferable but OTOH there's so many places to work that you can iterate till you find something that suits you. You can coast with that skillset till your retirement. Not to mention consulting after while.
Why is this? Does power interfere with the fiber?
Yes if you’re treading io1/2 territory it might be less expensive than cloud. Most people seem pretty happy with dogshit gp2/3 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
And when you outgrow it you can move on to `kubectl apply -k`...
I wouldn't really blame old people for this. They seemed to be much more conscious of individual freedom. Younger generations are much more likely to seek safety in the arms of some ruling class, be it tech giants or the government.
Sure, and I've seen it. I've also been responsible for writing the Mac-specific workarounds, and it's not very fun sourcing the correct version of bash from the incorrect install location, or fighting Homebrew consistency across different arches.

MacOS is simply shit for development. Even garbage proprietary Unix like Oracle Linux come with uniform packaging and up-to-date coreutils. MacOS had it's chance to be a developer platform (Xserve) and it just highlighted the most greedy, dysfunctional parts of Apple. It needs tough love to improve, because as-is it feels like Apple is ignoring the industry.
I’d like to read about this - can you point me towards some reputable articles
With comments like this you are closer to the petulant child than the people, some with low paying jobs, who decided that the issue is critical enough that they prefer a loss of income in the short term ...
Well strings in various languages are immutable in many programming languages so that's not it.

In strings I'd say the _content_ matters. If the value needs to be preserved at runtime that is a string, if after compilation the value doesn't, it's only used for binding at compilation time then it's a symbol. So, semantic litmus test I'd propose: if you search and replaced the value and recompiled, would you notice?
Short answer, no, for the reasons other people described.

There is something really pyramid-scheme-like about moving up the management chain. An early engineer becomes a manager. Then more people join thinking they'll become managers. Maybe they do and the first manager becomes a director. But, just like a pyramid scheme, this isn't really sustainable without huge turnover. The math just doesn't work out.
uPnP seems a distraction from the topic. It's not necessary for networking to network -- my LAN intentionally does not support it at all. It is necessary for certain use cases, of course, but it's not mandatory in a network in the general case.
In other news, lawyers say you need a lawyer, plumbers say you need a plumber, etc.

Not a single pension program on earth is sustainable - including the US' Social Security System. All of them are political 3rd rails and kill careers of anyone seeking to do meaningful reform.

Why did we get to a situation where the government is in charge of safeguarding your retirement and wellbeing? It's insane... we should compel people to have IRA's or some sort of retirement account, but the money needs to be under the control of the person it belongs to.
TL;DR It’s 20,067
He's not on the autism spectrum, that's just another one of his lies.
> In Java, you'd implement this by making a class with a private constructor, no mutator methods, and a static factory method that throws an exception if the parsing fails.

This is similar, and is indeed quite useful in many cases, but it’s not quite the same. I explained why in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35059886 (The comment is talking about TypeScript, but really everything there also applies to Java.)
100%

I saw that site and my first thought was "wow I suck at web design". My second thought was “wow this guy's work is inspiring”.

I'm generally unaware of the drama between he and Elon, and frankly I don't really care. I'm glad our world has them both.
> Every interview you ever do will be in Python

This must be specific to your area of expertise. I've been in the industry over a decade, and never have I conducted or been a candidate in an interview where Python was used.
It could technically do it with a build.rs script, but it typically expects to find the .so/.a on your system.
ChatGPT Siri
I would suggest to look at something like Argo CD, Flux or Gitlab CI/CD's Kubernetes support instead.
They've been pretty good so far. Mario Kart Tour is 4 years old at this point, Fire Emblem Heroes is 6 years old. We've seen 3 non-spinoff Fire Emblem games since the release of Heroes and AFAIK they aren't microtransaction filled nonsense.
Stock Options?
I feel old because what you describe is called a demo and they used to be very common.
Batteries in their current form are incredibly harmful to the environment, and I think would need to be replaced more than nuclear fuel sources.
I may not have been clear and you may have misunderstood. If you use the laptop as apple intends, there is no issue usually. But the problem is what apple intends is very rigid and there is no room for edge cases at all.

So, to replicate you only need to ensure the laptop stays on while the lid is closed. In my case I was using the laptop as a white noise machine for months.

A few weeks in I opened the lid and noticed burn in. I tried to find ways to manually turn the LCD off but I could find no verifiable way to do this. The only solution I ended up with was running that screen saver with the wavy colors.

The LCD screen does NOT turn off when the lid is closed. Only the backlight, which will NOT prevent burn in.

I am positive all mac laptops are suicidal.
Even within the commercial dishwasher space, there's some pretty different versions. I worked at a hotel where we had normal smallish cube dishwashers [1] for some of the smaller restaurants, but they also had an ~8foot long conveyor belt dishwasher for one of the busier restaurants, and for the banquet section they had a ~20+ foot conveyor belt dishwasher[2].

They also had multiple dishwasher stations just to deal with pots and pans that were similar to 1, but way bigger. I once fit a huge stainless steel butchers sink in one (iirc it was like 6.5x4ft? They could fit a whole pig, or half a cow in it)

1: Basically an old version of https://www.hobart.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Dishwasher-...

2: Similar to https://sc01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1DzUTn0zJ8KJjSspk762F7VXav/231... They needed it because they'd have 1000+ people/night for banquets (sometimes even 1000+ people in a single banquet)
I have some bad news for you then: many of the companies that provide 401(k) were on the verge of collapse in 2008. The only reason people didn't lose their pensions entirely was because the government bailed them out...

You can always lose your money. Best to accept that and not worry too much.
Oh well. Someone else will complain they didn't want to read a multi page article on the topic, and others will complain about having to watch a video that doesn't let them move at their own speed. Can't make everybody happy.
> [1729] is a very interesting number; it is the smallest number expressible as a sum of two cubes in two different ways.

This isn’t actually correct. 1729 is the smallest number expressible as a sum of two positive cubes in two different ways. The smallest number expressible as a sum of two cubes in two different ways is 91 (3^3+4^3 and -5^3+6^3).
I feel obligated to say this, even though it should be extremely obvious :

As a manager of data center technicians, I would fire someone on the spot for this behavior. It is unconscionably stupid and entirely unprofessional and unproductive.
Well, there is always Yuzu Switch emulator.

This subreddit can help onboard you to start playing Switch on your computer. https://www.reddit.com/r/NewYuzuPiracy/

It's hard to exploit you if you're unexploitable.
'At this point you are probably going to raise the obvious objection of “isn’t GPT impractically expensive compared to running a normal ML model”, and the answer is of course yes.'

Its also not the only LLM around, and some perfectly good models (like Facebook's llama) will be usable on your own hardware or a modest on-demand cloud service with an accelerator.

Again, I get really annoyed when writers resign themselves to OpenAI's API and pricing... this is not a monopoly we are being forced into.
Surely the Bluetooth beacon/Find My Device workflow could be separated from the user accessible headphones use.
Grim to see even Nintendo who stand by their principles to such a degree elsewhere find themselves capitulating to garbage mobile profit models when on a phone.

iOS and Android app stores are where creativity, quality and talent goes to die. Whole thing could disappear tomorrow and nothing of value would be lost.
Bookmarklets to Help Testers Analyze Web Apps
I created these bookmarklets to help me analyze products that I'm testing.
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Why offer TWO snoop vectors? And crypto miners would target WASM over JS, giving WASM a bad name.
one reason why JSON is superior to things like TOML or YAML for these use-cases...
ChatGPT powered GitHub code review app
The Github bot is built to review pull requests by analyzing the changes made and providing detailed comments on the changes, by suggesting improvements or highlighting vulnerabilities or bugs.
This "why" has been growing since Steve passed. I have been an Apple user for 20+ years. The experience has been slowly going downhill for the last 5 years. I think they survived on Steve's vision for the first couple of years after his passing. The brains behind Apple are still there, clearly, M1, M2... the vision is missing. The why's you mention seem to be those unpolished pieces Steve would never have allowed the release of.
your optimism is contagious
Typing slow, "sa" pick and option. Type "sa" fast and pick an option. Do that back and forth and you get the wrong result. I am guessing you are missing a key or something for your list.
I still like XML and XSD. People look at me these days like I'm insane. But in this case a partially loaded XML document would not parse let alone pass schema validation.

Again vindicated. YAML needs to go away. It is misery. I'd rather have XSLT than Helm templates.
RtAudio is just an API wrapper which calls JACK, Alsa, etc behind the scenes and does not add latency, just the overhead of a couple c++ method calls
baby boomers aren't retiring, they're dying.
The pension system has already been through its worst period and managed to not get too badly hurt.

I really don't understand this reform. However for me to understand it, one would need an 8 hour video stream full of spreadsheet with an actual expert working on that reform.

And no media is ready to do that
But the things connecting to them need to know which non-default ports to use!

The Gods intended for each database service to have its own IP address and I curse the market forces that have trapped so many of us in the quagmire of NAPT!
PHP cannot Die if 79% of the web is using it

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In general they should finally open source the operating system. A close source system should not be called safe, private or secure.
I didn't do any extensive testing but seems to be really useful. However, where can we see the privacy policy? People are probably going to upload some important and confidential documents so it's good to know how this data is being handled. The only thing I see is an asterisk after the 24 hour notice
Also, the bot answer window may have 5 pages even if 1 page is enough for the answer, this may confise your users since they may think there's something else on other pages
> the researchers noted that the two machines had been fitted with commercial water purification systems that included a 5.0-micron carbon filter (designed to improve taste and remove odors) and an ultraviolet disinfection unit. Both carbon filters and ultraviolet light are known to decrease chlorine concentrations.

How does UV light decrease chlorine concentration?
Statistically you're much more likely to lose your life to a gun than to save your life with a gun...
Show HN: Improve essay writing skills with ChatGPT
Hey there folks, today I want to share with you how I came up with a ChatGPT-based service to improve essay writing skills, particularly for tests like PTE (Person Test of English) and IELTS.

Now, let me just say upfront that I'm not a huge fan of writing essays. But I know that practice makes perfect, so I force myself to write them every day in the hopes that they'll eventually become easier. However, one of the biggest challenges I face is that I don't always get immediate feedback on my writing. I have a weekly call with my English teacher, which is great, but it means that I have to wait to get feedback on my mistakes. And in the meantime, I keep making the same errors over and over again, which can be frustrating and slow down my progress.

That's where ChatGPT comes in. After some experimentation with prompt engineering, I discovered the one that allows me to get instant feedback on my writing. The AI checks things like structure, complexity, vocabulary, and so on, meaning that the main problem was solved.

But that's not all. I also realized that ChatGPT could help me take my writing skills to the next level. One day, I was curious to know how a native English speaker would express my thoughts. How close was I to perfect English writing? So I fed my essay into ChatGPT, explained how the perfect essay should be written, asked it to rewrite it as a native speaker would, and saved the meaning at the same time. And let me tell you, I was blown away by the level of English that ChatGPT produced.

I put these 2 features (personalized feedback and rewritten essay) into the website and now I am asking for your feedback. There is no need to sign up, just put an essay, and press the button.
No, I don't wanna turn coal into gasoline; we should try to reduce the net addition of CO2 to the atmosphere, not increase it further.

AFAIU the Bergius process can use any source of carbon, doesn't need to be coal. The reason Nazi Germany used it for aviation fuel was that it apparently produces a lot of aromatics, whereas FT tends to produce more straight alkanes which are fine for diesel or jet fuel but have very poor octane rating. Though the lots-of-aromatics approach to increasing octane might not be compatible with current day pollution specifications.
How much solar could they have built for the same price? Just doing some very rough calculations, they could have built enough panels to output several times as much peak power as they can with the nuclear reactors. Even including storage costs, they still could have probably built a system with more productive capacity than the nuclear reactors. This project is almost certainly the last conventional fission reactor that will ever be built in the US.
Also, some might think that this problem somehow goes away if you just move to SSDs; but it does not. The speeds are an order of magnitude faster, but the curves are very similar. A 4TB SSD is not 4x faster than a 1TB SSD.
At first glance I read rubles... which I guess would be at least a little bit like gambling, lately.
Cant use it in Lynx either. Fucking worthless website.
A couple thoughts based on my own 25 years of building software:

• Working with many new tools and technologies on the same project is dangerous. There is a significant risk of running into too many unexpected issues with your tools, getting mired down, and never finishing. It is usually better to work mostly with technologies you already know well, and just add 1 or 2 new ones on a single project.

• You asked if you need to look into Cloudflare workers. In general, choosing a hosted 'cloud' platform means your friend will not have to keep hiring contractors down the road to administer a server on his behalf. At the same time, it means that his fortunes will be tied to those of the company which provides the platform. If they are acquired and the platform is shut down, or prices are jacked up, etc. it may be difficult to move the site to a different hosting provider, and your friend will be in an undesirable position. You can do your friend a great service by helping him to navigate those trade-offs in the way which makes most sense for his business.
> If I care about what it looks like and want to precisely arrange my cables, I always lace. It's time-consuming, finger-aching work, though and I'm not as good at it as I was when I was younger[0].

I just use zip-ties. What is the advantage of lacing ?
Does that price include enough storage to heat the entire Twin Cities area (~4M people) for six continuous weeks of average -20C weather with overcast skies, where power failure means widespread death and property damage (broken pipes)? It might do, I don't know, but I'm skeptical. That's a lot of power! My gut feeling is a baseload solution is better for that kind of situation, though what I'm really advocating for is for every option to be on the table for the real experts (not me!) to decide.
One of the developers Eric here. Would love to get any feedback!
Not quite, 'a' is the type of the elements 'NonEmpty a' contains.

It is rather the subclass of some kind of 'Iterable a'.
It's rather sad even Nintendo has devolved to this sort of mobile gaming trap too, you would think the old guard would have some respect for themselves to purposely NOT contribute to this modern epidemic.

I play no mobile games, they're all some cash trap like a vacuum cleaner, and simply not fun when you realize you'll never truly win anything unless you pay and pay hard. What do YOU really get for the money?

I guess knowing you're paying for Nintendo's old guard's retirements and health care.
Mine doesn't do that at all (M1 14" MBP). Are you on an M1 macbook or an Intel one out of interest?
I'm not too worried for you though.

https://twitter.com/par_dot_dev/status/1620848852508213248
Also Datapac

/me shakes fists, at naming of Datapac.

I used this to connect to Compuserve, and it dropped endlessly. I guess my 300 baud modem was too much for it.

Edit: realization dawns! It was you, wrapping cables, which caused my disconnects!
My takeaway was that you should try your best to consume neither of the two products, and that you shouldn't assume that a non-nutritive sweetener was perfectly healthy and that you can consume it in unlimited quantities.
I agree. I took a course in databases and SQL and was blown away by its power. With CTE’s and PLSQL you can do a lot of stuff inside the database.

I played with SQLite and it’s json columns. Once you get the hang of the syntax for walking a json structure you can do all sorts of neat things. Doing the same thing in Python would be tedious.

And I also believe it ended up being way faster than what I did in python.
Huh, these were the oldest youtube ads, they used to just have the "ads by google text ads" in a box back in the day youtube let you have custom CSS for your profile.
That's too bad, I would have expected it to work out of the box. Other than rewriting the query in a different way, I'm not sure I see an easy workaround. Are you still working on this?