skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Their moralistic and/or overly religious governments aren't fond of it. The vast majority of young people under 30 likely don't give a shit.
Ask HN: Does anyone use smartphone HDMI/DP out feature? And for what purposes?
Baby doll
It looks great! Lots of cool things could be built on this. I might give it a try on a hobby app.
Every **ing CEO is like that, dude. Just look at all the massively profitable companies laying people off by the thousand so they can cow whoever's left into working harder for less in the way of bonuses/promotions.

CEOs are also extremely charismatic. When a random doofus nerd runs across one in person, they charm the hell out of the nerd and seem like the coolest, nicest person said nerd has ever met. Same goes for politicians. The fact that you're friends with a couple of CEOs basically means nothing at all.
That thing with record labels going after people using generative AI on their IP caught my attention a little while ago. This seems like a big Achilles' heel for these products, but I guess the hope is reaching critical mass before anyone complains and then getting the rules changed in their favor, as a number of other tech products managed.
Washington state is the third most populous state west of the Mississippi (being beat by only Texas and California), and probably has more farmland than Ireland, though it depends on what you mean by small farm.
Do you honestly think "readability" is only about whitespace and semicolons?

Compare

namespace HelloWorld
{
class Hello {
static void Main(string[] args)
{
System.Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
}
}
}

to

print("Hello World!")

and

std::ifstream t("foobar.txt");
std::stringstream content;
content << t.rdbuf();

to

with open('foobar.txt') as file_object:
content = file_object.read()

How can you honestly look at any of that and claim Python isn't far more readable. It literally reads like English. "With open foobar.txt as file object, content equal file object read". Compare that to whatever monstrosity the ifstream string stream << rdbuf crap is...
I recommend watching Decasia by Bill Morrison

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decasia

The film is a meditation on old, decaying silent films, featuring segments of earlier movies re-edited and integrated into a new narrative. Critic Glen Kenny described Decasia as an "abstract narrative about mortality in all of its manifestations."
If you extrapolate out ai job replacement to its logical conclusion, where each company follows its rational self interest in cutting jobs and replacing them with ai, then yeah, basically all consumer demand ceases and the economy implodes. But we’re a ways from that yet.
Related:

Writing scientific pieces with Germanic-roots only words in “Ander-Saxon.” - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25805577 - Jan 2021 (1 comment)

Uncleftish Beholding: An Uploosening of English Cleanness (2018) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23815161 - July 2020 (27 comments)

Uncleftish Beholding – A Text Written in “Anglish” - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21190784 - Oct 2019 (1 comment)

Uncleftish Beholding - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19198713 - Feb 2019 (76 comments)

Uncleftish Beholding: English minus the non-Germanic words (1998) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7671549 - April 2014 (82 comments)
I faced this error one time when building RISC-V.

I don't remember exactly the error but I have to fix by creating a script to manually download dependencies.
Not all consent managers are just forms. Some of them contain enforcement technology and some block lists do not differentiate between the forms and the enforcement technology, even when the consent managers make it easy to differentiate and block individual components.

For example, the manner in which Brave blocks Transcend Consent Manager can increase first party tracking due to Transcend Consent Manager being blocked in its entirety.
See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3559674, which has a reference to this in its comments.
I think they're the originators in a lot of ways for sure. They deserve their credit

Other comment in this whole shit that didn't get downvoted to oblivion gets into better detail

Americans still deserve credit for making it danceable
> I don't think that's true at all. I seem to remember several studies.

I linked the FDA announcement for the latest dosing changes. You can see how they justify it.

It's funny that you link the CovBoost thing. They're summarizing this paper:

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...

Which is not about the bivalent vaccines (it's from 2021, concerning dose 3, not...6? 7?), and it's by this fellow, who...let's just say that he's not taking your side of the argument:

https://twitter.com/apsmunro/status/1466707690332340227

It's a good paper, it just doesn't support the argument you're making. Overall, it shows that third dose boosting seems to play a minimal role in otherwise healthy people who have had two doses and been infected.
I know, right? LangChain feels like an exclusive club right now.

You can't get in unless you are already a member, but there are no instructions on how to apply.
Quite the advertisement for AWS. I’d like more details on what the migration to native AWS services looked like
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It's still a solid sign of a sad life.

Or a small business, but I wonder how much money there is in that.
Ask HN: What is your mildly interesting job hunting anecdote?
I saw a job listing that said something like 'meet the hiring manager' and it gave a quick intro to that person, which i found to be... mildly interesting.
>that there is at least some cheese in the product.

Good start for cheese.
Yup, but 3+ years into WFH none of these big office furniture companies has put even an ounce of effort into rebranding and serving the home market. No one is buying a $1700 chair for their home office. I don't need a sales rep to sell me a deal. "Adapt or die" is a constant in business, and this one clearly didn't do a good job at the former.
I couldn't help reading your post in an Irish accent. Perfect
(Off topic) Oh man, I highlighted that monetary amount and my iPhone automatically converted it into $121 USD in the little popup menu
It could be, though I can't help but notice that the USA levies taxes on primary homes and in many jurisdictions in that country they also have very expensive real estate. (yes there's a sizeable exemption, but not so big that no one would ever pay it)

I suspect other issues such as low rental vacancy, not enough supply of homes and very low property taxes are more dominant causes of high Canadian real estate prices.
SpaceX attempting 4/20 Starship launch
SpaceX send to be reusing urls, so HN thinks this link is for the 4/17 attempt. Here it is again:

https://www.spacex.com/launches/mission/?missionId=starship-flight-test
AI Songs and Fair Use
I can't think of a situation where the CEO could hit her targets well enough to get a bonus but no one else could. Everyone's targets should be implicitly linked to the CEO's targets.

Also, a good CEO who supported the company and the team would turn down their bonus in this situation. To lead you need to be seen to be in the same boat as everyone else, or no one will follow you.
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> eg Is there a formal proof that says integers strictly follow that same rules as the continuous domain, just as a subset? I'm interested.

It may have come as a surprise to a programmer, but in the domain of math, the integers are indeed a subset of a real numbers.
But that third party code may depend on some JVM internal through unsafe, which latter might change (and one really should not depend on internals) and break your code.
And the people who would have been employed by the research work for Google on a pre-canned project, or on a better weapon.
Right exactly.

This can be generalised easily into a template for a genuine apology:

I'm sorry for doing X - I was wrong. I'll try to do Y better in future.

Note:

- It acknowleges fault, takes personal responsibility and doesn't blame others

- It doesn't make excuses

- It makes a commitment to improvement with concrete action

Everyone makes mistakes. If you think you don't make mistakes or always shift blame onto others you have a problem.

As a fun parlour game, look at this list and think how many of these attributes CEOs you have worked with share https://www.choosingtherapy.com/signs-of-a-psychopath/
It's the bigger deal IMO, or at least _for me_.

One of imgur's selling points was you opened imgur.com and hit cmd+v to paste the screenshot, or dragged the image over, and bam! You had a sharable version. No muss, no fuss.

The number of times I have used this to share something on a forum or troubleshoot something is uncountable.
Ah I see. Terrible UI none the less.

I gave up previously because having the user create button "above the fold" implied that an account was needed to view the comparison. SMH.
There are plenty of solutions to that specific problem. Nowadays, I only work on Nuxt/Next/Astro projects that come with hot reload out of the box so I don't have a need for it anymore, but I have used https://github.com/cortesi/devd a lot in the past, with much success.

A zero-install solution would be to use the "workspace" feature of Chrome's Dev Tools:

1. Open your index.html file in Chrome.

2. Open the Dev Tools.

3. In the "Sources" tab, activate the "Filesystem" sub-tab.

4. Click on "+ Add folder to workspace" and choose the directory containing your index.html and index.css files.

5. Edit the index.css file with autocompletion and live preview.

6. Save your work so that it is synchronized with your filesystem.

In action: https://i.imgur.com/slcSt9X.gif
Infinity times infinity equals a bigger infinity
Here's what I've never understood, isn't Nyquist sampling discrete in time but continuous in amplitude? If the amplitude is instead (as is normal in digital) being sampled discretely (in steps), wouldn't that introduce errors, and wouldn't more samples make up for these errors?

what would Nyquist in amplitude, continuous in time look like? that's sort of a class D amplifier, and even sort of CVSD.
I do in fact froth at the mouth when people say universal healthcare is free! You know me so well already :)

Fundamentally, standards as vague as "legitimate" or "necessary" shouldn't be a part of law because they are so subjective. What do you say to the executive who says that without the advertising the company will go bankrupt, and untargeted ads earn no money? That her company is not necessary? That her business is "wrong" in some way? That customers are wrong for not wanting to pay? It's ludicrous that such a situation can ever arise.
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The problem is which locals end up being those that dominate the deciding.

What we've seen happen over the decades is that those with the most amount of time and money available end up drowning out the voices of others, as they have more time to devote.

So inevitably older, wealthy, established interests end up dominating the discussion as younger, marginalized, working class people are too busy just trying to get by to engage in local planning.

Accordingly the local consultative process ends up favouring the older wealthy and established land owning locals and not the marginalized working renter class locals.
Maybe have RF curfews, 6pm to 6am GMT every day.
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Understandable on a personal level, but bad policy. Other people's right to have somewhere to live trumps your right to be surrounded by woods.

That's an opinion, of course, but I can't see how any other opinion leads to a stable outcome for society at large.
Yes, This reads more like someones notes to self, than an article written with a general audience in mind.
How to explain the lack perspective change of ground features? Without it drone movement seems small, so hard to explain the giant speed in your balloon theory.
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I think we’re mostly on the same page. I’m more approaching it from intrinsic complexity vs not. Could a database do a better job than the FS Managing extents manually? Maybe. But I’m not as sold that the win is significant enough vs other techniques that could be taken. So yes the papers should definitely consider the filesystem and they don’t. I’m just not convinced that the fragmentation issue is a
filesystem vs db but more of a block allocation thing that would always be there and probably work very similarly with little in the way of optimization. Certainly I’ve seen people too ready to throw away the filesystem without actually confirming the cost benefit.
The cardinal sin of an image host is existing as inherently not a profitable venture. They keep sponging off the initial investment or VC rounds or whatever, but in the end they devolve into ad infested garbage, like those domain squatting pages.
Almost no generalization if Reddit will ever work, as it's closer to a forum host than any other social-ish media. I read many subreddits that are predominantly text-only selfposts.

Of course, some of them use NSFW tagging for spoilers …
> Code has limited CPU available as well - if it tries to use too many cycles it quits with an error

That's a pretty strange failure mode. Usually you'd just throttle the sandboxed application (e.g., give it a CFS quota with a CPU cgroup) or give it a limited number of vCPUs.
$200 ODROID dual NIC H3/H3+ Intel Jasper Lake, https://ameridroid.com/products/odroid-h3

$400 HP T740 Ryzen Embedded thin client from eBay, add Intel PCIe quad port NIC, https://www.neelc.org/posts/hp-t740-freebsd/

$800 OPNsense Ryzen Embedded 10GbE router, https://wiki.junicast.de/en/junicast/review/opnsense_dec740
Sure. You can do that with the irrationals as well. Whenever you have a new irrational, I'll increment my counter and assign it thusly.

You show that there's irrationals between two assigned ones that were missed and I will continue to increment the counter accordingly and assign it to the missed irrationals.

Then we will have our mapping to the whole numbers like you claimed.

The point is that rule is insufficient to demonstrate the distinction we wish for. There's other ones such as the diagonalization or the column proof, you cannot do these directly with the primes, only with this middle step of assigning them a cardinality

If you can only do them if you abstract your representation and assume you can assign them like that which I've showed, then you can do for any other set and it makes it no longer valid.

It's only about what proofs can be demonstrated and what proofs cannot directly.

Cantor's work is, in this way, more about the nature of the "generators" of the sequences then the sequences themselves and categorizing them like algorithmic complexity. The act of mapping is contingent on the sequences peano successor being algebraic.

When you assign them whole number cardinality, you apply another "generator" that normalizes the thing you're inspecting and removes it from inspection.

There's a distinction here that's not appreciated. But I've honestly lost hope
And still you return?
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> With upstream coreboot support, one could build the firmware.

I remember building it, see https://github.com/pcengines .
Let me start with the remark that I am on team car hater! I have to admit that hey are useful for some things.

1. People are not really able to live in rural areas without owning a car.

2. I can’t think of a viable way of last mile transport for goods. Supermarkets can’t really exist without Lorries.

3. Emergency services.

I think the main issue is personal transport by car, Especially in (semi) densely populated areas.
Dont think she needs to hit any target. If the board fires her tomorrow, its almost certain she’ll still walk away with a hefty amount of money.
There might be some benefit to storing certain stem cells when young. On the other hand body-wide youthening treatments (such as blood cleaning) might work just as well, as they are developed. Just my two cents.
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People don't understand that the vast majority of UFO behaviour is actually just the camera being unstable and jerking around a bit or a parallax effect caused by a moving and rotating camera pointing at a static object.

The famous "GIMBAL" UFO video on YouTube is just the backside of a jet and you are seeing the engine exhaust including glare.

https://www.metabunk.org/threads/gimbal-ufo-a-new-analysis.1...
Ask HN: How do you manage your note taking in your meetings?
I would like to know how do you simultaneously take notes in your meetings without getting distracted of being active minded in the meeting, especially if its an important one.

I personally have trouble being attentive to both in active calls and taking down notes (which is also important for me as i have fear of missing out any details when i revisit our meeting conversation later).

I am sure not everyone goes through this simple dilemma however for dumb people like me who cant multiply focus so well simultaneously, how do you do it?

Any advice/suggestion/tip will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time to read this.
How does that differ from any request for funding in any field, public or private. It applies to everyone seeking funding from the public (via Congress), to people seeking funding from grant-making organizations, to people seeking funding from banks, from VCs, etc.

Everyone has a story on how they will provide value, and the funders must decide who offers the best ROI.
Only any entity in the world that can effectively require the major TLDs to implement DNSPKI transparency. The browsers forced CT on the CAs, under threat of removing them from the root programs.
In general, couldn't a function be monotonically increasing in some interval and still have many points such that y = x? A curve that jiggles around the line y = x for instance.
Having run k8s and Kafka in a previous job (I left before I got the sack) this article rings completely true.

New shop: lambda and eventbridge = life is good.
Consumer Report is paywalled, how about an extract (1) and another from a previous survey (2). What about a video from a new customer (3).

Are those enough sources for you?

(1) https://insideevs.com/news/549130/consumerreports-tesla-reli...

(2) https://insideevs.com/news/489178/tesla-bombs-jd-powers-depe...

(3) https://www.reddit.com/r/Wellthatsucks/comments/zni97u/140k_...
Maybe look into getting an e-bike. They are pretty darn awesome for stuff like this. :)
My take on this is that in the USA, software development is now viewed as the creation of an asset with a lifetime of 5 or 15 years. Accordingly, its cost (including labor) can only be expensed (depreciated) over that time period.

It is this assumption that all development results in a valuable asset deriving or enabling income over time, that is contentious. A large proportion does not, yet that is not reflected in the increased tax bill applicable to all.
The arthropod version of Seedfeeder, I guess.
What a douche-twaffle.
Herman Miller made good chairs in the 2000s. Now I’m not sure if there is anything unique about them.
Surely the fuel costs massively more?
> Basically a whole linear diagonal in the instersection of both 3d spaces is excluded (why though, to what useful end?)

Because if m=n, then n^m=m^n is trivially true.
The redirect is geo dependent FYI. Never had it in Germany (tested without ublock a while ago, might have changed without), but I've read of US users having this happen years ago
If one of your specific needs and requirements is that you do not share data with OpenAI then this is a viable option.
Oh no, I love my Apu2.D4 OPNsense router! Such a versatile, robust and low-tdp platform. What are alternatives? I use a protectli [1] at my second place, but it is more expensive and feels a little bit too bulky, compared to the APU. I also have an Odroid Cloudshell 2 with XU4 as a NAS [2], but the platform is not as widely supported, e.g. without coreboot support (I still love the Odroid). The Raspberry Pi Zero WH is difficult to get these days (and not powerful enough), and I find the Raspberry lineup a little bit too fragile to hardware issues, from my experiences. My APU with open coreboot firmware worked 7 years without a single issue.

What I would wish for would be a low-cost embedded solution (< $400) with support for ECC memory.

[1]: https://protectli.com/
[2]: https://www.hardkernel.com/
StableLM already being ported to ggml
chatGPT uses the 3.5-turbo model.
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