skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Knowing nothing about tractors, but there always was a strong push from vendors to not allow repairs by the user.

In the olden days it would be weird shaped screws and stickers with "warranty void" kind of bright red wording everywhere that would impact their bottom line. Then potential denial of repair or extra costs ("out of warranty") if they could find any plausible reason to attribute the issue to your intervention where you shouldn't touch.

I'd see the introduction of DRM as a way to enforce rules that were already there, more than a radical change to their business model.

So yes, I'd expect a lot of resistance to moving to right of repair.
You're probably comparing htmx with client-side framework like React. Unlike those client-side ui framework, htmx is used to enhance standard html pages, such as those outputted by server-side web framework. Those frameworks typically renders detail and form page separately, and htmx can combine them into a single interactive page. For example, when you reply a comment in HN, it'll open the form as a new page, and when you submit the comment, it open another page. htmx can combine all of those pages into a single interactive page.
I've found that whenever an industry makes a fundamental shift, businesses take a long time to properly adapt. They might jump into the deep end of the pool feet first, and only start thinking about swimming lessons as they're sinking to the bottom.

In your shop the simple mistake is that it's no longer a "welding shop", it's a robotics shop that happens to do welding. Robot maintenance is a thing, and it's a different specialisation to welding, even if the robot is doing welding.

In the IT space, I see this with the public cloud. It's not just someone else's data centre that you're renting. It's a dev-sec-ops integrated platform, basically a new "distributed operating system" that needs an entirely different bag of tools, training, and even corporate structure to support.

Just this morning someone form a legacy "DBA" team asked me: "Where do I go to add a new user to the database?"

Err...

That's not a click-ops task any more. She would have to know how to use Git, a JSON templating language, PowerShell, and know about PaaS configuration automation via deployment pipelines.

The cloud is no longer managed by teams like Networks + DBAs + Sysops! It is now site reliability engineers (SREs) that handle most of those cross-cutting concerns. The entire IT department of that enterprise needs to be restructured and their staff retrained (or made redundant!) to manage a public cloud.

You workshop probably needs the same approach.
Indeed, my understanding is that the British Army was created by and legally answerable to Parliament, unlike the other armed forces. As you mentioned, a remain of mistrust after the monarch was restored to the throne after the civil war (though the navy did remain under the monarch's control). Also, there are royal units within the Army, but the whole of the army is not regimented in this way.
I’m a huge fan of "Democracy in America. But you’re missing a critical point. By 1830 when de Tocqueville was writing, the seeds of the Republican Party were already sown in the Midwest. Ohio was (essentially) Republican then for the same reason it’s Republican now: it’s a culturally and religiously homogenous place. And it’s also the same reason it was an egalitarian democracy—high social trust and social consensus. The Midwest is the closest America has ever come to the egalitarian socialism of Northern Europe, which is similarly homogeneous.

By contrast, we have never seen that model of Midwestern democracy replicated in a multicultural society. When you have these different groups, you lose the social trust, you lose the consensus. You end up needing elites and top-down hierarchy to mediate those disparate groups. Contrast say Minnesota with New York. Or consider the history of machine and ethnic politics in Chicago, all the way up to the recent election.
Great username. I’d like to think that you’re working from the inside to take the whole system down :~)

A few questions:

1. What does giving it back 2x mean? You work overtime voluntarily or something like that?

2. Is what you’re describing a type of self-care or confidence? Trying to understand what your recommendation is and how to put it to action because it sounds great.

3. If you were serious about the therapy comment, can I ask what concrete steps you took in therapy to build up this confidence/self-care? What did you discuss with your therapist?
Like another commenter said, many people are willing to put up with a lot just to work in games, even in a low prestige role. Also the bar for support/QA jobs in pay and treatment is very low across pretty much every industry, so paying a decent wage and offering good benefits (plus annual vacation to Hawaii) is a big plus. That said, it’s still not great - the “flat” structure leads to a lot of really toxic power dynamics where those roles always end up at the bottom with no real agency or recognition.
This isn’t right. Programs like Wordstar and WordPerfect (4.2 and earlier) were text mode only. What distinguishes them from text editors are things like default word wrap, spell check, footnotes, page numbers, and printer interfaces.

When the Mac (and later Windows) came out, desktop publishing became mainstream, with WYSIWIG fonts and graphics and fancy configurable layout.

For a little while in the early nineties, I remember the press talking about some programs like MS Word for Windows as being “Word Publishing”, in that they were word processors with some of the features of desktop publishing software.
I’ve been looking around the iOS App Store for exactly that app, for playing multiplayer card games with one dealer while on a train etc. Haven’t found the right thing yet, but the App Store is sooo spammy especially when it comes to card game apps. Does anyone know of such a thing?

(As far as I know, the p2p requirements mean that on iOS at least, this cannot be implemented as a web app. Again, would love to learn that I’m wrong.)
What I was talking wasn't just merely over-investing in a game. This particular part of his comment was the relevant bit:

> I met people from all over the world who play. We had discords, ran guilds, had actual leadership responsibilities, would call people in the middle of the night when they were being rallied, etc.

Being a serious gamer is often much more than just the game, but the community/social experience and (potentially) personal development in highly a competitive environment. Eve is similarly known for being much more than a game but running pseudo-corporations. Of course the addiction/time/money stuff is where you start risking hitting the live wire.
Why promote this conspiracy theory crap on HN?
Not OP, but same problem. Interesting suggestion!
It feels this way to me, too; and just from a user perspective it feels better, too. Although it may not be financially sustainable.
I think there are two things at work. First, if you pay someone to find problems with a study, they're going to want to find problems with the study to justify their existence.

Associated with that is that many people don't consider the level of risk when they are considering whether something is or is not a problem.

And both things don't just apply to IRBs. A friend told me about when his workplace had a security assessment (for Reasons). the assessor's only finding: that a houseplant by the door had sharp leaves and could be used by a malicious intruder as a weapon. Yes, I suppose so. Job done by security assesso. But, just perhaps, a malicious intruder might not choose to rely on being able to slash someone with the houseplant, in which case worse things might possibly happen.
Well, that's sort of like "I only use tools from Harbor Freight. What am I missing?" :-)
Most of the iOS developer community has moved to Mastodon.

They're the reason I joined Twitter originally. The community is what I care about, not the social media platform.
go one level up: https://deck.of.cards/
> Obviously they are not refined at birth

There we go, stop gaming the English language.
Yes, but this only works if, as the page points out, the signal is bandpass filtered, which GP did not mention. It's not true in the general sense, nor is it practical for many (most?) RF systems, especially those with multiple channels.
What do you talk about?
You can't get that much VRAM on a PC for a comparible price.
The most counterfeits come from books in my experience.

There seems to be counterfeit printers who will give lower-quality books (runny ink, editing errors, etc. etc.). This is a bigger deal for $100 to $200 textbooks. You're gonna get a lower quality product than the official printers if you buy enough books on Amazon.

https://twitter.com/nostarch/status/1183095004258099202

No Starch Press was also complaining about it pretty loudly, but Amazon never made a response as far as I'm aware.

I've caught counterfeits of my own. Ligatures (ex: fi or fl) are completely missing from my Art of Electronics 3rd Edition... so my table-of-contents says "ip-ops" instead of "flip-flops". Among other multitudes of errors that is in no errata that I'm aware of.

It is also well published to be the case: https://artofelectronics.net/the-book/counterfeit-editions/

And I have one of these counterfeit books myself as proof. Amazon really does have crap counterfeit detection.
I'm hoping a future version will allow using hidden markup that's already in the DOM rather than fetching from the server.
There's an issue that I haven't really seen discussed in any real depth - even here:

(A lot of) Modern AI doesn't yet seem to grasp the top down structure of the things that it deals with.

It's become deceptively good at producing bottom up models that preserve local invariants, but it still does this: https://www.bing.com/images/create/hands/64360ff34c944fa98e7...

(And for fuck's sake Bing, give me a shorter link than that.)
Just tried that. Sounds like switching channels on old tube TVs.
archive unpaywall link : https://archive.is/2I4bm
https://www.transportation.gov/office-policy/transportation-...
Thanks for the feedback. The next update of the app (tomorrow) will have many less outputs selected by default, thus less credits used. We definitely need an onboarding as well. Any suggestions on how we can introduce users to the experience?
Is Kde that outdated that it needs this?
Yes, that was what the last part of comment meant to convey. But my understanding is that Ronin was closely tied the game, and some of the “optimizations” (vulnerabilities) were motivated by the (popularity of the) game.

But even if I arbitrarily say the heist is 99% crypto and 1% game, it’s still much larger :)
I'm not really sure what a "thought leader" is, but it sounds like someone that would feel at home on LinkedIn.
I like the even more secret Easter egg I found in the source :)
What are you looking for that JetPens doesn't have?
It's interesting that this shared allegiance to the Constitution was still strained to the breaking point 160+ years ago. I wonder how U.S. military leaders must have felt when huge swaths of the military (and military leaders) decided that bond was no longer strong enough for them to maintain their loyalty to it.
I've had the same experience as you, and it turned out that I needed a pen that doesn't dry out. They exist for sure -- here's one that (100% of the time) will stay ready-to-write months after being used:

https://www.jetpens.com/TWSBI-ECO-Clear-Fountain-Pen-Extra-F...

There are others too, but this one costs less than $40, and is very well-made!
>People already know what needs to be done to solve a lot of these problems we have, it’s called sharing and compassion

Broke: Making the world a better place through the power of friendship

Woke: matmul go brrrrr

Also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8C5sjjhsso
Agriculture in general was Big Tech at the opening of the 20th Century.
>WriteRoom (mac)

There's also an analogous mode[0] for emacs that works great on my ARM Mac!

[0] https://github.com/joostkremers/writeroom-mode
Article 20(1) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union:

"Citizenship of the Union is hereby established. Every person holding the nationality of a Member State shall be a citizen of the Union. Citizenship of the Union shall be additional to and not replace national citizenship."
MacGPT
You seem to be describing a theoretical model which doesn't fit with an empirical description of the events of the last 15 years of the banking sector in the US. It's an interesting premise for a work of fiction or as a description of the 19th century but seems orthogonal to any discussion of banking in the US as it really exists today. This line of reasoning is no longer persuasive within or outside of the US so it's sort of like reprinting old war propaganda rather than engaging with modern historiography.
Inertia.js – React, Vue and Svelte apps using classic server-side routing
This codec isn’t supported on the web. So it is Android and iOS only. This post talks about the improved audio quality, but I don’t buy it. This was probably done to reduce storage and bandwidth, not to improve audio quality. Phone speakers aren’t good enough to notice.

Also, I wish they had backed opus…
But I've fixed my problem by switching away from pwsh. You see, those "many modules" are what made pwsh usable
Is there a similar tool for python? I don't like the DAP solution but prefer a gdb like python debugger :(
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There's probably nothing in modern history that hurts upward mobility and quality of life more than the disaster that is housing in western countries. Like most things it's a product of good intentions and previous winners using gov to kick the rug out for everyone else. The Bay Area is the classic example but this exists in urban (and increasingly suburban) areas in almost every wealthy western country: UK, Canada, Australia, etc.

The only major-changes that actually help are stuff like work arounds ala working from home or using AirBnB to offset mortgage costs.

I've read that the meme of "middle class is dead" is mostly bullshit, incomes have stayed consistent, the only major difference is cost of living, which housing ranks #1 by far.
Even if it's not copying word for word, if it's not citing its data, it's still plagiarism. Plagiarism includes copying ideas without crediting their source.
People who enjoy this one will probably also like Channel 4's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? adaption: https://youtu.be/Q_S6Fwv8_fI
Why can’t it be supported in web browsers? Is there a technical limitation or it just hasn’t been done because only Meta uses it?
Trading ISK for real money isn't allowed by CCP. You are exactly right that describing an amount of ISK as if it was worth some amount of USD doesn't tell the whole story. It's likely that if the market were truly bidirectional, ISK would be worth less USD than it seems now.
>when amazing thing is made and people think its shit, there shoud be some name for it

I would call it un-called-for criticism.

But I don't want to be too critical . . .
I'll add my $0.02 here -- I exclusively bought these Chinese fountain pens for a while, before I upgraded to some better ones (like TWSBI Eco).

My experience was that these ultra-cheap Chinese pens are fun to play with, but extremely unreliable. The number-one issue was that they'd dry up after a day without use, which renders them annoying as writing tools (but they're still fun to look at and play with!)
Curious what "absurd levels of money" means, even if you could just vaguely gesture at it
The "white people" are categorized as Ethnic Minorities in China, they are natives, not immigrants.

The PRC recognizes 55 minority ethnic groups in China, which including Ethnic Russians (who are white people as you may refer)，Kazakh，Uyghur, etc.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ethnic_groups_in_China

In the National People's Congress, which is the national legislature and constitutionally the supreme state authority of the PRC, it has Ethnic Minorities and Overseas Chinese delegates, and there is at least one delegate belonging to each of these ethnic groups in the current (12th) NPC: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_People%27s_Congress#E...
Ashoka was anything but peace-loving before the Kalinga war, the bloodiest war fought on the subcontinent. It was because of this war, Ashoka converted to Buddhism.
Looks nifty, well done. :)

If you're open to suggestions, please add some way to reset the animations.

eg I just pressed a play button thing, and it animated... and that's it. Can't replay it, and reloading the page doesn't work. :(

---

Ahhh, force reloading the page does. That'll do for now.

Still, if it's easy to add a reset button or similar that'd probably be useful. :)
I see a lot of negativity about a product that isn't even clear yet, which is a shame. There are a lot of problems with AI development today, and if Modular fixes even a slice of issues, then that's pretty great. I have some skepticism too, but in the spirit of optimism, here's a list of things that make AI development difficult. Maybe they will fix some:

1. The iteration cycles are really slow. Waiting for models to train is O(days) for the most common models that can still do something useful.

2. It's very hard to predict whether a change will make your model better or worse. You typically have to try a bunch of things out the whole way through. Even a 10% idea success rate is pretty good, but it takes a lot of time and GPUs to find out which ideas do work.

3. The programming of a training pipeline is really error prone. The most common error is that your tensors are different sizes, but even the bolt-on static type systems don't help you prevent tensor size mismatch.

4. It's true that lock-in is pretty bad. If NVidia had real competition then maybe prices would come crashing down.

5. If the set of primitives in pytorch or tensorflow work for you, then great! But if you need new primitives, then you're crossing the Python-C++ boundary, learning CUDA, and also grappling with build systems (either praying that Python will find CUDA, or learning more than you ever wanted to know about Bazel).

6. All the data prep and final analysis tends to need specialized scripts and pipelines. All these tools are written by people who just want to get back to the model, and are run infrequently. You're lucky if the scripts still work today, and especially lucky if there are any tests at all.
I don't think that confirms this is not a bug. It's a function that runs on the `mouseup` event, so it's presumably intended to activate on clicks that last less than 200 ms (anything longer is considered a click and drag). This issue triggers as a result of unexpected behavior - a click and drag that lasts less than 200 ms.
If you stick to shipping containers it gets rid of 99% of these problems at the cost of some extra storage for the N copies of runtimes. Then your base infrastructure is reduced to “something that runs containers” which can be anything from vanilla docker, to docker-compose, to one of the many diy-PaaS platforms, to a full blown k8s cluster.
spam it to hacker news
If it is anywhere near as good as GeforceNow or Xbox Cloud Gaming, I'm definitely subscribing. It's so convenient for short, casual sessions. Once I ran GFNow using in-plane wifi to play Observation, and granted there were dropouts it was almost seamless lol
He doesn't understand them. So he wants to ban them. Meanwhile Russia and China and the rest continue their research.
X is to Twitter as Alphabet is to Google. He isn't rebranding anything.
They building mono-ethnic nation with mono-language, they don't need white people. I'm saying it as white. In the West, you can see "non-majority ethnic group" people in the government only because this was a result of taking PoC from their own home for slavery, like, British and American take, and now they are paying for this trick. China also don't need black people, because they using own nation for things, that US and BE does with slaves.
By body acid do you mean stomach acid? Why would you want that to be at a pH of 7, which is neutral.
Your pain only proves my point. You know it is supposed to be better, regardless of how it looks. There are outliers who neglect the end users, usually because they are too big or well connected to be replaced.
Uptime, Downtime, and SLA Calculator
Are you gonna use whisper? Could you support other languages? I prefer to talk in my native tongue but I am totally fine with the transcription being in English. I found whisper to be excellent at this
But it's still as slow as two separate pages?
So this is here 'unethical' answer for your question. Thanks for question, if interesting, we can discuss.
Considering there are over half a million texts, can you really expect a researcher to be familiar with all of them?
So when you say permanent psychosis, what are the symptoms?
The top use case I've been hearing is in legal discovery. Law firms used to play games with diligence by disclosing TBs of email and making it cost prohibitive to find relevant emails. This task would normally require a $60-100/hr paralegal or lawyer.

GPT-4 can do that task for fractions of a penny per email now. It doesn't have to be perfect if its competing with nothing. I expect we'll see similar shops for any other high cost paper/trail business.
To me, the difference here is a job queue vs a message queue
The best time to delete that comment was before you wrote it. The second best time is now.
I'm pretty surprised the Pilot G-2 .38 is not on there. I buy them in bulk because I enjoy writing with them so much.
Exhale - Open Source USAC / xHE-AAC encoder

https://gitlab.com/ecodis/exhale
What’s “mainstream”? Why is English “mainstream” while other languages are not?

Twitter’s second largest market is Japan, with Saudi Arabia ranking fourth, Brazil, Turkey, India, Indonesia, and Mexico all in the top 10[1]. While a lot of people prefer to Tweet in English, I can confirm that Twitter has a healthy amount of content in other languages if you want to go find it.

[1] https://www.newsweek.com/countries-most-people-twitter-socia...
bvi with Large-File Support
By what measure has Ohio fallen more than other midwestern states? I suspect it ranks better than average compared to most midwestern states in terms of health, income, education, etc.
Exhale – open-source USAC / xHE-AAC encoder
Any product designer is expected to be knowledgeable about both visuals and ux. There are huge benefits to having people on the product team that can research, assess and design solutions.
Trump fomented an attempted insurrection and you are shaking your head about the rationality of the people who are concerned?

It's concerning that you're not.
Reached 8K+!
I use a noodles Ahab for my daily work. It's got a flexible nib so i can do artistic stuff from time to time.

I searched for the brand and the first hit on ddg was jetpens. Never knew of the site till now
It's also useful to launder biases that would be immoral, if not outright illegal, if humans would admit to employing.
Why would I care about that standard? I have my own eyes, I also see a lot of other examples of text that don't race to the standard bottom

Also, you've miss the elephant at the top of the page
Is there some kind of resonance or something that happens at half/quarter that lets you identify it?

I experimented real quick and wasn't able to do a great job estimating half of a frequency from playing with the slider on the lower one. Wasn't _totally_ off, but nothing magical seemed to happen when I got to half.