skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They’re chosen because they have other practical qualities that were desirable. Often we don’t fully realize the drawbacks of materials we use with our food until many years after they are widespread.
I got glass containers with plastic lids because I figure the lid rarely contacts the food, and I always take it off to microwave... although now that I'm thinking about it, I usually put that plastic splatter guard thing over the container in the microwave which probably isn't much better.
> Dynamic high quality text rendering with support for all the random fonts we throw at it is actually very hard and nuanced with a distinct lack of hw acceleration techniques. There’s been some advances to use GPU acceleration but those are still research and haven’t yet seem mainstream adoption afaik.

Are you perhaps on the Microsoft team responsible for the new Widows Terminal who claimed that drawing text fast is a PhD research-level topic? I remember it didn't turn out well
well, for you. but i find it easier to add new rules to ignore files rather than adding rules for not ignoring them. the extensive lists you see today all started small too. (well there are a few default lists now). they grew up a line at a time, the way yours is doing right now. it would also be easy to miss a file if you start with ignoring everything.
A project that has been generating a lot of buzz lately (CPU-based inference for Facebook's LLaMa model that works on commodity hardware) has attracted contributions from a tech/activist celebrity (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justine_Tunney). Their somewhat overly self-assured/-aggrandizing style (e.g. Github posts written in a tone like they run the place, changing the file format magic number to include their own initials along those of the project's originator) rubbed many people the wrong way, and a sweeping change they introduced may have resulted in performance regressions for several users (while also being hugely oversold: a fantastical and quickly disproven claim about significantly reduced memory usage sat at >1k upvotes on HN yesterday). Then another long-standing contributor made a PR just seeking to flat out revert the patch in question. The discussion quickly turned toxic, with a (thankfully) not-yet-quite-vocalised US culture war undercurrent and people bandwagoning based on their personal disposition towards the person at the core of it.
I don't buy it (pun intended).

The challenge of a profitable, open source business model is very real, but also very surmountable -- as evidenced by Prusa's existence in the first place.

Thinking one has to straddle the line between philosophy and pragmatism is a false dichotomy. Open Source is a movement, not a binary.
> just follow the os please.

I can get behind keeping context menus consistent since they’re like system-wide “escape hatches” for mouse-based UI. But what about buttons? Scroll regions? Resizing layouts? Forms?

Having each OS provide its own UI system seems antiquated to me. If you look at each system’s solution, they are all quite similar in implementation and differ greatly in their UI design. Let’s have some convergence in UI frameworks and have companies build their unique designs on top of some common ground.
I think it was meant as a joke.
> I’ve ... sent stuff to labs;

I really want more details here! Sounds super interesting.
Similarly, you assume a public sector ability to identify, create, operate, and obsolete services that does not exist.
I also support a shift to UBI, but your description of TANF/WIC is not grounded in reality. TANF has a 5 year lifetime, and many states actually have lower limits food stamps do not come close to covering the costs of feeding a family People do sell food stamps sometimes, not because they have more than they need, but because they are desperate for cash to pay for other necessities such as utilities.

The idea that people are getting by for years and years based on these as sources of income is a myth.
Unfortunately, I know exactly why I'm being downvoted, and that's not it. It should be rather obvious that "screen touches" are not the category of comms I was talking about.

Perhaps you meant to say "this is why I downvoted you", in which case, I appreciate you taking the time to state your piece.
I enjoyed some of the Dogme 95 films, particularly Festen, but it's hard for me to watch them now being aware of what an abusive environment both Jensin and von Trier presided over.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lars_von_Trier#Sexual_harassme...

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2018/may/10/lars-von-trier-...
If you work for somebody else you aren't rich; you are making them rich.
Couldn't agree more with this comment. I came here to share these, too. Some of his best work, imo.

Here's the full album ("Casa") for those interested: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kD_LK3RoPwL6UNzGT2...
The farming I’ve done in Minecraft wasn’t fulfilling either.
Ugh, I completely disagree with this. The government should NOT be handing out money to anyone. I also believe that they should be spending far, far less on public programs (though I do think that public healthcare is worthy of consideration).

Promoting affluence and the individual pursuit of happiness are two essential core values of the USA.
Welp, my dad had an unexpected and fatal heart attack at 58. I would count myself lucky to live to 73.
> #embed is what I really want. And separators.

If you want to try out those features now, I made a pre-processor that translates that into standard C99:

https://sentido-labs.com/en/library/cedro/202106171400/use-e...

https://sentido-labs.com/en/library/cedro/202106171400/#numb...

It includes a cc wrapper called cedrocc that you can use as a drop-in replacement:

https://sentido-labs.com/en/library/cedro/202106171400/#cedr...
The reality is that US regulatory agencies have been extremely permissive for many years. Many other nations piggy back on their findings. We need a massive increase in enforcement.

What we will see with cheaper and more available testing is that PFAS are everywhere. It is hard to find waterways or soils, even in remote areas, that are not contaminated. It is really tragic and the extent of the pollution can make you crazy.
Port 10080 is blocked on most browsers[0] per the WHATWG "bad ports" list[1]. That particular port was added to the list due to the Slipstream attack[2] that made the news a few years ago[3].

You don't have to switch to a browser that ignores standard security mitigations. Just pick a different port for your service.

[0] I just tested Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.

[1] https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/#bad-port

[2] https://samy.pl/slipstream/

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24955891
We’ll yeah they have to spray cancer poison on the stuff so it’s water and grease resistant. Wax is way too expensive, especially beeswax which wouldn’t have this issue.

You ever wonder what the ingredients are in a paper straw? Don’t look it up. You won’t like it.
I think if we talk about WFH, then yes, it pretty much means "a desk inside your house".

"Home" can have broader meanings than that, but if a mechanic owns the house his garage is in and lives on the first floor, I don't think most people would count that as "working from home". Farmers do office work too, and that's often done at home, but riding a tractor on a field (which is often leased) isn't, I think.
Also not clear who pulled a gun first
> Tweeting Praise for Putin Ally, Musk Wades In on Ukraine Again"

The article is behind paywall, but the bit I could read says "The SpaceX Chief Executive Officer praised a snarky post by Dmitry Medvedev on Thursday about the UK Prime Minister Liz Truss, known for her tough stance against Russia’s"

Liz Truss is primarily known for being beaten by a Lettuce. Was that it?

> White House Freaked Out Over Elon Musk's Selfie With Top Russian Propagandist"

From the article itself: "As Bloomberg reports, there doesn't appear to have been much of an exchange between Musk and Russian TV personality Nailya Asker-Zade beyond the purportedly state-controlled journalist asking him for a photo at the World Cup in December." They admit there's nothing to it but still want to breathlessly report on.

As for the peace plan:

"Biden officials privately doubt that Ukraine can win back all of its territory" https://edition.cnn.com/2022/06/28/politics/white-house-ukra...

"U.S. privately asks Ukraine to show it’s open to negotiate with Russia": https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/11/05/...
I have a set of glass containers with tight sealing lids. A little heaver and doesn't pack together as small as plastic does when not in use, but it's a lot easier to clean
Regulation is "color printers need telltales", not "color prints need telltales"
Yeah that's what I use as well, but I only use plastic for storing cold things like salad.
The Immediate Origins of Putin's Preventative War on Ukraine
I heard a rumour that they sold of the IP rights piecemeal to so many different entities that it's nearly impossible to actually legally use the technology in a product anymore.
As note, for client browsers, there is a way to know their network problems. It's called "NEL" https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/NE...

An interesting usage from Wikimedia: https://www.usenix.org/sites/default/files/conference/protec...
I have experienced burnout. At my peak, I worked 60 hours per week for about 8 weeks. Currently, 45–50 hours is more sustainable. Many people code outside their 40 hour per week day jobs (on side projects or leet code). If I don't have side projects or interview prep to do, I would love to be compensated for my additional bandwidth.

1/ How do Asian countries with their standard 50-65 hour weeks manage burnout?

Before you reach for external statistics like birth rate, suicide rate, etc. I am saying workers have the choice of converting their time to cash instead of the current system where workers do not get to choose how many hours they work.

Taiwan - 50-60 hours is common [0]
S. Korea - current limit of 52 hours [1] and with some jobs averaging 46hr/wk [2]..
China - 996 (9a-9p; 6 days per week)[3]
Japan - 1/4 work 80 hours of overtime per mo [4]

2/ There are many people approaching retirement age with months of PTO saved up. They will use this PTO to retire months early (keeping them on employer health insurance longer).

How do retirees fit into the paradigm of you _need_ to take at least X weeks of vacation, or you will be burned out?

[0] - https://english.cw.com.tw/article/article.action?id=897
[1] - https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/18/asia/south-korea-longer-work-...
[2] - https://www.statista.com/statistics/689757/south-korea-avera...
[3] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/996_working_hour_system
[4] - https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/01/japan-has-some-of-the-longes...
> Make sure the lids are also either glass, wood, or stainless steel

Plastic lid is normally fine, plastics leech at high temperatures, you arent normally heating food with the lid on.
.Even eith a fully steel container you need a bit of soft material lile silicone to ensure waterproof seal
love this. started to publish things on my personal site almost 10 years ago http://podviaznikov.com.

I changed publishing tools so many times, but all the content still lives on the same domain name and I try to support same URLs.
Not sure how this is meant to relate to my comment
My pizzeria does not use an App. We have an online ordering webpage, or you can order through a traditional phone call.
Thank you for writing this out. I appreciate it.
That's fair which is why I'm asking if a piece of code has been published supporting the claim of down-ranking.

If it hasn't the answer is to very carefully qualify the statement "Analysis of Twitter algorithm reveals Twitter down-ranks tweets about Ukraine" rather than treating the people who question it as heretics.
Show HN: A ML web server for Python written in Rust
We are building an open-source web server for Python to make hosting ML models easy and scalable.

It uses actix-web as the web server and PyO3 for Rust bindings for Python. The project is a work-in-progress!
Congratulations. it's great
I thought this was where we were heading with the explosion of popularity with food trucks since they often provide so much quantity of food in "food container" like a burrito, but instead delivery took off.
Do Not Dismiss Old Books
Cost living expenses before UBI = x.

Cost of living expenses after UBI = x + UBI.

The price of goods will always rise to what the market will bear.

If you inject money into a market with schemes like UBI, all you do is creating a forcing function for inflation.

Fundamentally, money represents a debt that society owes based on creation/consumption of goods and services.

If you create money (debt symbols) without the corresponding good or service, you devalue the debt. So, an apple that was worth $1 now becomes worth $2 because your symbols that represent debt have been artificially modified.

Then, first order thinking drives yet another "UBI+" solution to give more money, and the cycle continues until an apple is "one billion dollars". World history has many examples of this, but you don't really need to look harder than covid related inflation.

The best solution to human poverty and suffering that we've ever created is economic opportunity. When given the chance, humans will thrive and succeed.

The best way to create economic opportunity is to reduce barriers to success (like onerous income taxation, and excessive regulation) and to invest in infrastructure that enhances and supports economic activity.
My wife and I were just talking yesterday about how we hoped Ryuichi would make another album before he died.
That's what I do, because: too many to choose from, not enough flexibility. And hosting anything with server-side rendering like Wordpress does not bring too much benefits.

Solution: Markdown in Git -> HTML -> Firebase Hosting over own domain (easy to migrate and replace)
Wrong in what aspect?

Did I endorse such system, or simply described reality?

If I tell you right now "your tax rate is now 90%". What will you do?

For people that work for minimum wage, you are ultrarich.

I'll tell you what you'll do: leave the country. And even if you don't, everyone else will.

But governments now are a bit smarter than that. Instead of raising your tax rate they will simply devaluate your money through inflation.
I'm honestly surprised about transmission and distribution costs dwarfing other costs. In my country, it's about 30% of power cost, and power generation costs here are pretty cheap, considering they've been amortized for a while now.

Are you working in an area with a low consumer density?

> Also, the interconnection queues for attaching your project to the grid are getting astronomically long now, and this is one of the biggest impediments to new renewable generation.

Yeah, that's unsurprising. Power Grids are not something that adapts fast to topological change.
For public facing things this is likely good. For my own home use it is quite an annoyance.

The thing I wonder: will this prevent Internet of Sh*t devices to spread or will they become fully reliant on cloud, thus dependent on the vendor (as the customer's browser won't talk to it)
we cam have a country-wide system of reusable packaging that you can get from any takeaway, abd can return to any takeawatly for a refund
Does kitty lets you remap modifiers like iterm2? https://i.stack.imgur.com/hd5Yi.png
Not OP, but: glass with metal lids and silicon seals, or glass... with hard plastic lids. :|

I also keep my rices and legumes in bamboo boxes.
Most of the YC-funded companies that have done a Launch HN (https://news.ycombinator.com/launches) in the last couple months will be raising money now. Pick a few whose products impress you and ask if they're open to new investors.

Read the material linked from https://www.ycombinator.com/investors to see what sort of terms tech startups are expecting these days.
> "There’s definitely still some who believe in the American dream idea, where anyone who comes to America and works hard can pull themselves up by their bootstraps and become successful."

Which, in the case of immigrants coming to the United States, is often exactly what happens, proving that it is still mostly true.

Americans don't appreciate how good they have it.
The Crazy Legal Problems with the Turbo Encabulator
What is poverty in America exactly and which parts are most pressing to alleviate?
> I don’t understand why you think lovingly care and raising your own meat would make you a vegan?

Wow, he said that, huh? Nice straw-man!

Personally, I can see how entering a goat into a contest and then changing your mind and then the police come to your house and steal the goat because it sold to a rancher for a pittance could be traumatic and align you against the meat industry for life.
Is anyone tracking former Telsa employees?
In reality the number of chains is not that many though, right? I've seen 3-4 chains in models in STAN that can do the job on most smallish(econ, social sciences) datasets, though I maybe wrong about other domains...
I'm an old man now and a lonesome man in Kansas, but now I remember what it feels like to be a teenager and have people misunderstand your favorite artist that you feel you have a deep personal relationship with
Yes but those tweaks are largely designed to be backwards compatible. Unreachable server our problem/unreachable Gmail their problem is real.
Not all American movies but most:

Have you watch Pig (2021)? It wasn't even nominated to the Oscars. Also IMHO Tar (2022) is an excellent movie. J'Accuse (An Office and a Spy...) (2019), The Father (2020), Also liked The Northman (2022). IMHO The House of Gucci (2021) is the best acting of Adam Driver that made me forget he acted in Star Wars.

Sorry but I need to continue with Boiling Point (2021), Dune (2021), Riders of Justice (2020), The Mauritanian (2021).
thank you Baki! great to have you on our platform :)
This redistribution already happens with progressive income tax brackets and tax refunds that don’t depend on amounts paid in. This is US tax code today. Might as well have a better safety net in case things go south.
Obligatory Oatmeal reference https://theoatmeal.com/comics/printers
There's no guarantee that this fixes the problem.

Imagine that I'm trying to disallow a particular type of fraud that's difficult to define. I might spend years or decades trying to write down the perfect law of what some unethical finance people shouldn't do all while they get away with a thousand variations of the "I know it when I see it" crime.

Implied by this, we have to choose between:

1. Very frequently updated laws everywhere (multiple orders of magnitude faster than today)

2. Criminals get away with crimes that could totally be prevented with "gray area" laws.

(1) does not seem compatible with democracy and (2) is not politically viable in any country. Things like food safety scares require immediate and effective action by government or bedlam follows.
Thanks! I didn't read the data in the pictures, only read the text. Time for GPT4 I guess :-D

As you said, this also looks wrong. Maybe double-counting? Same people or IDs getting leaked across multiple platforms?
To tell you the truth, playing these games taught me that I really don't care for quest-dependent games. I feel like CDPR games have no way to interact with their pretty worlds outside of the heavily scripted quests. You can generally just go anywhere you want, take anything, even loot the entire office of the captain of the army, and nobody even reacts.

Contrast this to Bethesda games, where the entire game is an elaborate simulation that can be poked and prodded as you please. In fact I've never even completed a main quest in a Bethesda game, I just spend all my time exploring and dicking around and it's WAY more fun than the on-rails theme park rides that are CDPR games.
When I was young and foolish and ironed my own shirts, Philip Glass was the perfect soundtrack.
I've done it four times. One printer had an issue but was still usable, the other three didn't. It's very common for students and other folks to sell perfectly fine printers when they move.

My latest one is a brother printer that I bought on Craigslist.
So I take it that that Nobel prize was for a negative physical proof?
I'd argue that is the same reason we should simply have vouchers for education, instead of pouring money into a public school system, simply enable the people to spend money on education in how they think is best for their children.
You need Go Note Go

https://github.com/dbieber/GoNoteGo
I believe Bell's theorem specifically rules out local hidden variable theories, not all hidden variable theories.
> If you want recommendations, the Ikea 365+ glass containers are fantastic and very cheap.

I beg to differ. The IKEA 365+ non-glass containers are fantastic. The glass ones don’t stack properly and tend to have little glass shards break off when unstacking them. I can imagine a v2 being better.
Low end rents are already really high and subsidies set a price floor.

A two bedroom hovel in my city nets about $1200 section 8 voucher. A two bedroom in a nice development in the burbs is about $1300, and includes parking, pool and gym.

Landlords are like oil people, it’s all about extractive value. You want to pump the most cash possible with the minimum overhead possible. Building housing gets attractive only when the government subsidizes construction through low rates and rapid tax depreciation. A relative was the lead on development of a $18M hotel. He probably has $750k in. Most of the money is made with accelerated depreciation. The hotel itself is an afterthought, you couldn’t build it without the backend tax subsidy.
I’ve switched to using Radius silk floss - it’s better in almost every way compared to the various brands we’ve tried. Only annoying thing is the packaging but it’s plastic free also.
Getting a TOTO bidet is a life-changer. We have running water and flushable toilets but we still dry smear?
I think this is a bit different from the case of, say, the programmers who made the fake accounting software for Madoff, where it was completely obvious that it was a fraudulent application. Here, if they had actually used a real compression algorithm instead of memcpy, maybe it could have sort of worked. And they split the job up into different parts, so perhaps it wasn’t so clear to the devs that it was fake.
Taskmatrix.ai: Completing Tasks by Connecting Foundation Models with APIs
> Sounds like the total divorce rate goes up.

> > the absence of a discernible long-run increase in divorce risk among these women