skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You seem to be making a big assumption, do all recipients of sperm donors explain that to their children? I'm highly skeptical

People shouldn't have to go the route of genetic testing, which apparently has serious privacy implications, just to have kids
> Does this "power out for days after a winter storm" thing actually happen very often?

Near Ottawa—in the past 12 months I’ve had an eight day outage, a four day outage, and a few day long outages.

We don’t need to survive the -40 or -50 of the prairies, but even with good insulation a -10 day in the spring makes the house pretty cold after a couple of days.
The easy answer is to not post reviews.
Watching my older brother play Carmageddon and Dizzy were days I wish I could just relive. I just don't have motivation for today's games.

Even the Windows 95 companion disc with Hover! was seriously fun.
You can literally go down the FBI's list of most common scams and every single one of them can be amplified by generative AI.

https://www.fbi.gov/how-we-can-help-you/safety-resources/sca...
Intel Extreme Tuning Utility
Discussed yesterday:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35739906 (65 comments)
How is it supposed to cool anyway when there's less and less ice storing the chill? I mean.. where is the coldness supposed to come from.
Same. But while also in tech and a recipient of a good salary, I also pretty much live paycheck to paycheck! :D (~60% of it goes to rent. T-T)
I don't often like to take a "both sides" approach when assessing specific issues, but this one just seems to highlight the stupidity, or at the very least shortsightedness, of both sides.

On one hand, for those pushing for a ban, this seems largely performative, a la banning plastic straws. Gas is used for 2 main reasons: for cooking, where it represents a miniscule amount of overall energy use, and for heating, where, if what all the heat pump folks say is true, gas should fall out of favor vs. heat pumps eventually anyway. On the other side, I'm tired of the constant cries of "Muh Freedom!!!" in the face of any regulation that ignores the collective impact of not having any regulations.

Still, even for those who are gravely concerned about global warming, this feels like it will lead to a pyrrhic victory at best by making your average Joe more skeptical of government overreach. It seems like there could have been umpteen different types of government responses (e.g. support for heat pumps) that would have been better received by most folks compared to "we're banning something that a lot of people find useful and convenient".
My best source of heat is burning animals bones, can I be your neighbor?
I wish there was pay for usage instead of a monthly sub.
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The only access card system I've personally encountered that my flipper can't copy is the one I deployed myself (modern HID iClass/Seos), specifically with attacks like this in mind, and the vendors still tried to encourage me to pick stuff that would have been vulnerable (this was ~7 years ago).
i know a system that runs cobol.

but there are like 4 or 5 other systems on top of it, some of them use XML, some html, some asp, some java, some vba, some c#.

i dont really understand the concept of a "x language job". like jobs tend to need people to learn systems and domain language, and be problem solvers, and communicators, coordinators, testers, the actual computer language is kind of irrelevant. like i cannot fathom there is a job out there where someone just hacks cobol all day and thats all they do.
Termux allows the same kind of scripting ability you would expect from a desktop. Termux-api almost rivals tasker in what you can automate with it. I use the "share with termux" function and git pull/push shortcuts more than anything else, and they are both effectively 1 touch functions. The share with termux function allows you to script how termux will respond to shared urls, I have it set up to auto-start yt-dlp and fill in certain formats and details and starts downloading. It was a little bit inconvenient to set up, but I managed without a fullsized keyboard. There's an app called hacker keyboard that makes it easy.

The original script I wrote was initially set up with youtube-dl, the most recent change was to yt-dlp. For a lot of little things, like to SSH/reboot my rpi, wget a link I want to archive/send, small python programs (and yt-dlp), the keyboard is perfectly adequate. I've even converted a couple of audio files to send to a friend on iOS, from opus to mp3 on the phone. Bash alias are really useful, and because the phone isn't also general use, they can be very specific.

Termux also makes the phone into a very powerful network diagnostics and pen testing tool. But even something as basic as ifconfig makes my phone feel as powerful as a computer. https://github.com/may215/awesome-termux-hacking

Chromebooks have the ability to install and run android apps. The lightweight environment afforded by Termux is perfect for them. I do use VIM with my chromebook. I know I can use crostini, and in the past I was running crouton, but I realized I can handle 99% of those things in termux, and I can use VSCODE dev for the remaining 1%. I appreciate how much more flexibility termux gives me.

https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux:API

https://github.com/klausw/hackerskeyboard
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> Maybe we shouldn't have allowed 1 billion of them to accumulate in the first place in such an inhospitable area.

Was the British Empire was too lenient to their subjects?
> It's a very standard construction in English.

It's a new buzzword coined by the marketing team at Amazon in 2014. Somewhat confusing here as you are renting time on a GPU server described as "serverless".
Which is why "around here" is 65% renters, when "here" is San Francisco: https://thefrisc.com/sf-is-65-rental-households-but-knows-al...
Environmental Harms at the Border: The Case of Lampedusa
damn man, that was 2 years ago. I'm not sure what happened to the buyers but looking at MCP's twitter, they're still shipping product and seem to have a player base.
When you say BPD are you referring to borderline or bipolar? Because borderline is usually treated with therapy as the first-line treatment, while meds are definitely the norm and most effective for bipolar.

OPs description of his friend ruining his life by not taking his meds seems more like bipolar.
Damn, if only Tucker Carlson were still around to tell me how I should feel about it.

And where to send the check.
No lol, until your average restaurant is all electric (it's not), it's very obviously not superior.

Induction is better but nothing really beats gas for speed to reach the desired heat level.
The lifesaving sled dog Balto had genes unlike those of dog breeds today
> ...imagine you had full transparency to your supply chain.

As a layman, this would be an information deluge that I would be utterly unqualified to evaluate... even _if_ I had the time required to examine the supply chains for the hundreds (or tens of thousands, depending on how you split out the BOMs) of separate things I purchase each month.

As a hypothetical exec at Wal-Mart, I almost certainly have the power to order potential suppliers to reveal more than enough information about _their_ supply chains to satisfy every bit of interest I possess.
Well, I, uh... I... I... first became aware of it, Mandrake, during the physical act of love.
Yes, a uh, a profound sense of fatigue... a feeling of emptiness followed. Luckily I... I was able to interpret these feelings correctly. Loss of essence.
I can assure you it has not recurred, Mandrake. Women uh... women sense my power and they seek the life essence. I, uh... I do not avoid women, Mandrake. But I... I do deny them my essence.
Please do. Curious how you transform a YouTube video to text before sending to chatgpt?
If the high-inflation period had ended in the first half of 2022 as you said, then the 12-month rate would already be back to normal. It's not.
I'm pretty sure the french fighting spirit is burning shit in the streets when they try and raise the pension age.
Infrastructural changes always sound scary and impossible, and I am in no way saying one solution is the best or indeed going to work. But good questions maybe, which is why I am saying innovation is required. Changing our way of life is possible though, say when people switched to cars from carriages or when we switched to electricity and laid out the various grid systems. Asking people to move north is not going to cut it or be enough. When a technology is useful or practical or helpful, making the switch is easier.
Meta stock surges again: how so many got it wrong
My whole house natural gas generator was closer to 10k and 5-10k install. Provides like 90 amps. Good for all the storms around here. I just turn off my hot tub and EV charging and I can do anything else including AC.
Youtube offers transcripts / cc
Good luck with that. Programmers are good at de-anonymizing data, and video of people having a conversation is ripe for being de-anonymized.
All my experience with opensource projects tells me that it's hard to have a healthy opensource project with a super-obscure programming language. The reason is simple: You won't get contributors. You have a hard time finding people doing anything in it.

I have no idea what the SPARK subset of Ada is. But even if it is superior to Rust in one aspect or the other, the fact that you will have a very hard time finding any developers capable of using it kills it as an option.
(The site is blocked in the EU.)

Since the NY ban is for new construction, wouldn't the obvious thing be to install more 240V circuits in the new buildings?
If you understand what an LLM is, chain of thought isn't something you eye roll at.
What i meant was that a publication which covers topics related to science and have specific reporters with beats around those topics. poor choice of words.

Also credit to phys.org to be honest. They explain these topics in very simple terms
My Lifetime Reading Plan
It also made them harder to shoplift.
https://youtu.be/0he-LZNzVg0?t=22
It's a call of duty meme, at some point your character is at a funeral and F is the action button and there is a prompt on the casket "press F to pay respects"
This was my immediate thought when I saw this. Car collision physics seems to be mostly in src/DETHRACE/common/car.c and src/DETHRACE/common/crush.c.
https://nitter.it/BloombergTV/status/1652342136363266055
Germany has almost no hydropower, no nuclear power anymore, but German government is continuing to insist a similar ban on natural gas in all new buildings should be introduced (or maybe already in action).
The 3090 has 24GB so it's an option as well.
Cards that aren't vulnerable to this attack are 10x-20x more expensive.

I think it's great that a tool like this is being deployed widely into the hands of children (way better than chameleons/proxmark being in the hands of people who know what they are doing and everyone else thinking you're are a paranoid madman for knowing they exist), however it probably means that hotels are going to start charging you for not giving back your room key again before too long...
I have a small server that some of my friends have accounts on. When they accidentally (or not!) try to use sudo (often this happens with a "curl | sh" thing) I like to be informed.
Electricity is a universal protocol - you can generate it with multiple different energy sources, ranging from gas to nuclear. I think this change future-proofs constructions, and makes our infrastructure less fragile.
Likewise here in Germany. 0.79 €/500 g for the own brand in just about every supermarket (it used to be 0.49 € before inflation hit).
You cannot copyright a name. You can trademark a name. As GPT has not been trademarked by OpenAI yet, and other models and products are already using it, then I would say the name is now open for use by anyone. If OpenAI does manage to get a trademark, then that would change things.
def twinPrimes :=
matchAll primes as list integer with
| _ ++ $p :: #(p + 2) :: _ -> (p, p + 2)

why do people do this? this is unreadable to me. what is the second line, a
comment? then they somehow found a way to cram 11 symbols in a single line after
that. bravo?
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There are already many models for describing images, and Midjourney has a "/describe" feature now which takes a photo and turns it back into a text prompt. Only a matter of time until we can do video.
I think they were trying to say "The point is that the patient's story is neither complete nor consistent." and it makes sense to me that way.
Yeah it's a bizarre attitude
I'm not sure if our run will be all that long.
"Nevertheless" does have 3 'e's. In fact, it even has one more than 3. So does "precedence".

It was never specified "exactly 3".
All excuses not too.

I'm sure theres a "but what if the deleted comment was a solution to an problem" remark.
"man the internet has been really slow lately"

graybeard chuckles in the server room
Or Iceland.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12914564/
“Harrumph! You’re ignorant!” says nothing at all. What am I ignorant of? How am I wrong?
KDE Connect is a standalone multi platform application, you don't have to run KDE to use it (I don't).

Installing the gnome alternative was one package and I killed X and started gnome-shell to test gsconnect it appears to pair and allow remote input from my phone to my PC and well enough, what doesn't work for you?
In the space race's case, they were leading in literally all practical and utilitarian aspects during the entire race, then they won the race, called it quits, and then the USA moved the goalposts and crossed them.
Can the Meritocracy Survive Without the SAT?
A big part of the reason for banning gas is not energy but indoor pollution. There's pretty strong and growing evidence that cooking with gas leads to substantial health risks because of various combustion products that end up in your air (especially if not properly vented).
This comment originally said that the link was useless.
Actually, this is a nearly-complete explanation of Egison's syntax. The only difference I've noticed so far is : for Egison's ::.
Ask HN: Should my one person company get a ISO 27001?
So I have a SaaS in B2B having sales of around $400k. I’m thinking about getting a ISO27001 certification as I see it gets more and more stressed upon especially when dealing with larger customers.

1) there are “automation tools” that does much of the work but is it manageable for me to do it?
2) there are lighter ones like the Cyber Essentials in the UK, is this recognized internationally?

Thanks
for comparison: Boston's monthly LinkPass, providing unlimited travel on buses, subways, certain ferries and near-in commuter rail transit, is $90 (vs Germany's plan being $54).

Would make sense for cities to accept each other's monthly transit cards in theory - little loss for the home city, and a nice perk for the pass holder that could increase appeal of that product.

Technology hurdles would probably insurmountable though with the different card formats and such.
And had they done that, then no matter how they did it, they would be criticized for being 'unethical' and criticized for either keeping the data secret or not keeping the data secret.
How Quantum Levitation Works
When I said "standard construction", I was referring to the combination of "serverless" and "GPU" to make "serverless GPU".

Also you're factually wrong. Amazon didn't invent this term and it was widely used before 2014. Here's a 2012 article using the term.

https://readwrite.com/why-the-future-of-software-and-apps-is...

I truly don't understand the bizarre and conspiracy-theory laden opposition to terms like this. It's a word, everyone who matters knows that it means.
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I have created a vuejs components library that is based on a proprietary js framework.

Its super easy to create a new component since all the JS and design is handed from the proprietary framework, and i have full control on the complete library.

The downside is that i have to create every component i want to use and i cannot share the library with anyone.
Same. It's definitely not true
> Heatproof shelters aren't solving the problem

> How about the materials required? The scale of manufacturing? The impact of the manufacturing on the environment? The impact of shipping and installing them on the environment?

So we don't have the competence or resources to directly help people with heat waves but we have the competence & resources for a bigger than Manhattan Project scale effort for climactic scale projects such as carbon capture & moving humanity underground?

Perhaps there's some already invented devices which can cool a dwelling?
> With regular AGPL, there is not a problem for a company to use the AGPL licensed software, it "just" can't offer Tivo-ised experiences or a website running modified AGPL code.

Nitpick: the company can use AGPL code wherever, it only needs to make the updated source code available to users. In many shops, devs would be perfectly ok with that, where legal depts are still mostly living in the world of "opensource it with MIT/Apache to make sure we can take it down tomorrow, just in case".
> This is a serious privacy risk

I don't remember when was the last time I used my real name on the Internet, apart from banking and job interviews. Maybe it was 2007? Why would anyone use their real name anywhere?
Is this a new pass, or a reduction in price of an existing pass? Trying to understand how much more affordable this has become.
It is that simple even if it’s inconvenient.

Being forced to wait for routine care isn’t a big deal, but having a doctor unwilling to listen to you is a life threatening situation.

If your local area lacks access to proper medical care that’s a serious enough problem where you should move. Medical care is like clean drinking water or working breaks for your car, it’s not optional.
Lately I have a theory about perfect pitch training as an 18+ year old human, I think we will achieve it (my friend and I) via the following: Using Tuesdays to practice E chord songs, using Thursdays to practice C# minor chord songs. One day play only E songs, one day play only C#m songs, do this several weeks, pick 2 new chords for 2 fresh days, repeat.
I am one of them. I only ever paid for one vinyl – $5 for the soundtrack of The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly. The others I got as gifts.
sudo offers many more features than doas. That's doas' strength, and why I use it myself, but it also means you can't use it in more complex use cases. It's a drop-in replacement perhaps 95% of the time or thereabouts, but for the remaining 5% sudo is your only option AFAIK.
The Manhattan Project used both far more energy and far fewer (and slower) Einsteins. The ability to spin up as many Manhattan Project size "group of humans working together" Docker instances as you desire again does not seem very reassuring.

We already have chucklenuts making toy GitHub projects labeled "ChaosGPT" that experiment using LLMs and early agent frameworks to cause death and destructions for the lolz. If anyone can spin up 50 Manhattan Projects using a few GPU racks and command them to unquestionably and restlessly work on bringing harm to the world the outcome will not be flowers and sunshine.
“Egison makes programming dramatically simple!”
Edit: glad it helped!

(This comment originally suggested attempting to reverse-engineer the syntax after learning the semantics)
For those that don't know how:

1. Watch a Youtube video which has subtitles

2. Click the "..." button below the video, then "Show Transcript"

So many people don't know about this, it's crazy.
There is also a third problem with this.... what happens when shit hits the fan?

If you use gas and your neighbours use electricity, and there's suddenly a power outage, you can help your neighbors and heat/cook their food too,... or in case of a gas system outage, they can help with yours. If you heat with gas, you don't freeze even with a power outage, and can still buy a cheap electric heater with a gas outage... if you heat with electricity, you can atleast try to find someone with gas heat to let you sleep over and not freeze.

Banning everything except electricity is just calling for a catastrophy.

(yes yes, i know, old heaters will stay, this applies only to new construction, but in 30 years, most old devices will be replaced too)

edit: i don't know why the downvotes... probably not many people from texas here... or anywhere else in the world... or maybe people think that NY is somehow immune to such outages
I don't see a problem. A man having hundreds of kids happened before in the history, and at the scale of modern global population is very insignificant. If the guy has good genes, might be net positive for everyone.
it's an interesting question; how could i find out?
Can it measure intensity?

I grew up under a flight path, and now live... under another flight path. Luckily this one is used almost exclusively to land (much quieter) but my parents are still under a takeoff one. All airlines are supposed to follow certain rules to minimize noise, but many just flaunt them. Local authorities own the airport, so their interest in monitoring infractions is... very low.

Having an app that could detect and categorize bad actors, would be pretty cool.
You could test simple continuity with a multimeter. The flipper has can generate nowhere near the frequency needed to test 10gbit Ethernet. Every time I've needed to use one of those fluke things, I've been able to rent one for a few grand. If this is in your home, I agree with the other comments, you should probably just bite the bullet and rerun everything.
In practice it tends to be more cathartic than constructive. The advocate is always going to have a greater stake in their cause than the middle man.

I wrote my original comment that way because I prefer to discuss strategies for advocates. I am actually critical of mass media, I just let other people do the criticizing.

You make a good point about appearing neutral. Next time I'll try a different approach to inviting a different type of discussion.
I've built the same thing using chatGPT, it doesn't handle large content yet, but it's good enough to filter the majority of videos and help me decide if I should watch it or not.

some sample here

https://gist.github.com/fmeyer/87fce5279bb06e215828e7732fed7...

code: https://github.com/fmeyer/tldw

ps: don’t mind my crappy rust.
> If they can automate the work of a physician, who exactly is safe?

But they can't, it's like saying you're 15cl stove top italian coffe maker is replacing a starbucks tier coffee machine

If the only metric you account for is "it makes coffee" boolean then sure, if you actually implement it you'll notice things falling apart in the first 10 minutes.
Electro-bastard death ray will forever be the root of some of my fondest gaming memories

https://youtu.be/y6SvyDfl8P0
Togo was the real hero, though.