skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
At least eat fish if no other meats & think for yourself, stop relying on others telling you how to think. Search your feelings. Stop taking sides. Be balanced.

Supplements are a scam. They don't "work" OR barely add little if anything of what they claim.

Richard Feynman, famously stated, "Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts." Scientific knowledge is always provisional and subject to revision based on new evidence and insights.

Scientific theories and hypotheses are not considered absolute or infallible truths, but rather working models that provide the best explanation of the available evidence at a given time. As new evidence emerges, scientists may revise or even abandon their previous theories to account for the new observations.
Lots of interesting odds and ends, I've only perused it casually but I do wonder about the Cedar demo Eric Bier did a few years back, if the runtime system for that is included...

Also if anyone is interested in Medley Interlisp-D, do be aware that the project has been resurrected and is under active development on GitHub for contemporary operating systems using a permissive license.
That boarding process seems so great. Right now literally prefer a 12 hour drive to a one hour flight. The whole process is exhausting and stressful.
This whole trend of “apple cider vinegar cures X” makes no sense to me. My mother, who suffers from acid reflux, wanted to try drinking an acetic acid solution to cure her acid reflux. All because she saw it on Facebook.

Thinking on it, diet trends really are the “TikTok challenges” of old.
Ladies and gentlemen, phones with foldable screens are the new "3D TVs". Good news is within 5 years it will be over. To compensate enormous electronic waste we will pay more for air travel.
And my position is that teaching you to install a toilet without causing water damage by turning the shutoff valve 90 degrees is in no way comparable to teaching c-suites to code.
Selection bias, more access to hearing tests, solutions, awareness. In developing countries like mine, we simply have to speak louder.
Wow, shit show indeed. If Im reading this right Dorner failed to kill even a single dirty/bad cop he was accusing of using excessive force. He killed "daughter of Randal Quan, the former LAPD captain who represented Dorner at his 2008 dismissal hearing" and two random police officers. Looks like revenge, not vigilantism.
4 spaces seems opulent for a time of limited storage and RAM.
No, and I'm curious how people are generally using it - do you have Edge open just for that, or is the addon on Chrome reliable enough in faking Edge to not cause problems?

I saw that the addon for Firefox had mixed reviews, and I didn't want to bother with installing Edge on my Linux machine for this.
Climate change leading to increase in piracy
>found liable

while in fact "default judgement"
Not so sure being served the text on a platter will lead to any improvement.

Which is fine when some experienced person uses the generator to do something that they already know how to do (boilerplate code generation) or is tangential to their main activity (report generation).

In the long run though, what happens when we reach a generation that is taught to use the LLMs for their job from the start? Will they be able to handle anything unexpected?
Eating fortified meat or taking supplements, what's the difference? People in current times are mostly able to live of a plant-based diet. There's plenty of alternatives (which are also fortified with e.g. B12) that are as tasty as cheap processed meats most people buy. Most people just WANT to remain naïve about the fact that they're paying other people to kill an animal that is as smart as the one they call "companions".
Looks very similar to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35898426
I use the official case for Z Fold 4 only because of the camera bump. The shape of the camera bump make it almost impossible to stay still on the table.

But I think Pixel Fold doesn't have the issue if I choose it. The shape can stay still on the table I think.
Who Has the Most Patents?
Nobody has any idea how tech works outside tech bubble. That is to say it’s news for 99% of population.
Do you have references for this data?

[Also, I’m wondering if FAANG are now more interested in hiring people with AI/ML experience (i.e. competition for the talent of the latest trend and so as to deprive competitors of the talent…)]
Foraging for plants is actually quite difficult. You can try it, go into the woods for a weekend and try feeding only on plants. There are very few edible plants outside of fruit in tropical places. It is easier to catch small birds and rodents, for example.
TCP/IP is so entrenched in everything, literally, it will still be in use when we leave this planet and it gets swallowed up by the sun. The news will report the destruction of Earth and explain that it and its inhabitants longest lasting legacy is TCP/IP, then report that the transition to IPv6 is going well and everyone will be on it soon...
> why do you assume they haven't spoken to an attorney? what is your expertise in this area? serious question.

Because an attorney who knew anything about securities law would have put a stop to this immediately.
I'd suggest to not use this technique as it gets quite confusing for others. You have to connect to something and you don't know whether it is .com, .org or what else. It is common to use different dummy names like githubusercontent.com and so. You can easily grab a random name like this and is way less confusing.
Too much training from StackOverflow comments.
There have been significant layoffs recently. What happens to those people is news, because the layoffs were large enough to be news.
It may still be worth hiring those people if it prevents them going to competitors. Even if you also hire a bunch of mid-range devs that cheat or get lucky. It's a classic example of uncompetitive practices being very wasteful but lucrative to the directors.
You can convert glTF to USDZ in their Reality Converter app.
I didn’t have a chance to edit (HN was down) but I meant to mention that this is a fairly nice piece with technical details about some very nice features added to the language.
If you're looking for a great CMS and were bitten by WordPress back in the day, you should take a look at Statamic (https://statamic.com)

It's a Laravel package and it's the best CMS I've ever used (from a dev perspective). v4 just dropped the other day
Adding on- chickens are fantastic in the garden, too. Not for the manure (you get that when you let them pick over the compost pile) but for pest control. They are laser-focused on snails, hornworms, all of it. They really are a force-multiplier of the small family farm.
Yes! Ad blockers are an accessibility tool for people with executive functioning disorders!

Can you imagine the uproar if a mainstream website blocked screen readers for people with low vision?
> It can handle more than 500,000 orders per month

Hilarious because other languages are capable of that per minute not per month
Reddit is enormously variable.

Yeah, stay far away from the most popular subs. The traffic is insane and there's no time to form any kind of community.

But you can find very good quality subreddits.

Small subs are often better, because the mods haven't burned out yet and people know each other.

And there's gems like /r/AskHistorians. Moderated with an iron fist, quality content is the only thing to be found there.
Photo realistic from the air, blurry up close sadly
> Read the following code as if it were a documentation page:

If I read this as a documentation page, this makes me scared:

`Order::create($validated + ['status' => 'pending']);`

What does it mean to add an array to something?
Filtered for Clocks
I don’t know why you’re being downvoted, that’s true. I paid my Android TV $2000 and guess what? They added ads on the Home!
Google sucks and there’s no way I’ll directly give them money, ever again.
> Current government was democratically elected, so Brazil still has democracy

Democracy means more than elections. Majoritarianism is a known failure mode of elected governments, going all the way back to Athens.
> camera scratching

Camera glass in Samsung and Chinese phones simply crack from laying them repeatedly on a flat surface. With iPhones one at least has to be unlucky and hit the camera with some rock.
In fact it seems that WASI build environment is not supporting asynchronous syscalls. I think it will be needed for integrating Python apps in a web browser
As a non-American, this seems simultaneously a very eloquent explanation to a quite nuanced problem—yet, what an utterly bizarre system to live under.
Yeah, can't login to iCloud.
Hot take: Samsung is the only firm that can produce these displays. They know most smartphone manufacturers just copy what they bring out. They know that folding displays are a pointless fad that offer consumers nothing. But it doesn't matter: if they bring out a foldable smartphone, all the other firms will do the same and throw Samsung a huge display production contract.

Samsung wins either way.

(To be clear I'm joking here, no idea if Samsung are even the ones making the displays)
>you have to be honest that you just want a free experience.

yes.
His point is literally that most papers are lobbyist garbage. He made that rather clear. So how would citing papers he already declares biased help anything?
Agreed, phone screen size should be specified in square centimeters!
What's big in offline storage these days? I did some work for UPS in the 2000s, and they used giant tape reels. Is that still the norm?
Synthetic vitamins aren't that good apparantly
Thank you for helping me turn despair into joy. I was getting upset by all the crazy cultish assertions in this thread. This reminded me how funny it all is. Clearly so much emotion involved when people discuss diet!
Can you go into detail on what specific improvements drive this value for you?
You also use swype style keyboard input?
As someone who likes PHP that stumped me as well, I *really enjoy working with PHP 8.1, but I could not really grok the code either.
That's the point, your meat is fortified, it doesn't make a difference. There's plenty of meat eaters living with a B12 deficiency too.
It is worse, it is A implies B equivalent to C implies D mistake of humanising machines.
In how many different ways can a simple phrase "I love writing" can be expanded so that the variations don't resemble each other?
I totally agree on this!

Some websites just keep throwing an enormous number of ads into your face to the the extent you start losing consciousness why you came here in the first place.

On computer, you still able to use an AdBlock but on mobile, I suffer terribly, not only because I could not disable ads but because on some sites while you are reading an article a random ad video that took about half of the screen keeps playing and scrolling down with you, even clicking the X doesn’t work most of the time but generally triggers an external link. At the bottom of the page, you start reading “best job offers in XYZ” where this XYZ is your city name deduced from your IP address, the thumbnail, as you might expect, is a “s_x_” girl lying on a bed :(

I know, free content should be supported by ads but I believe this is not the way to do it.
If you have the money upfront and invest it in something safe, then it's not "debt" in any way that matters.

As far as effort, if it's a high-yield savings account you should be getting one of those anyway, and then the phone-specific effort is a single transfer or doing nothing at all. And the financing itself is probably negligible.
The problem with YT is:

- I start the video, an ad is shown within 30 secs.

- I fast forward a few minutes, the SAME ad is shown again.

- I jump to anywhere on the timeline, the SAME ad is shown again.

At least show me something that is relevant, like facebook does. The ads there reflect what I usually look for. On YT, none of the ads are relevant to me, ever.

It's just ridiculous.
Exactly the same as the spread operator in JavaScript or even the exact same syntax in Python, but we don't hear you complaining about those, do we?
Thanks! I'm glad you found it as interesting and thrilling as I did while discovering each (exponentially worse) mistake.
Pity that I never met antirez in all this time. I first heard of him from David Welton who was a coworker of mine in 2004, well before the existence of Redis. But hope is not lost. For the moment, I think I will buy his book ;-)
Java, Not Even Once.
I'd love to see numbers on what percentage of ChatGPT writing is for BS that the prompter doesn't actually care about -- they only have to be able to say they did it.

Examples: homework, corporate busywork.

I'd also like to see numbers on writing with ChatGPT that the prompter does care about a bit, but that is effectively worthless BS, especially if generated by LLM, and just makes more piles of garbage for someone else.

Examples: advertising, relationship management, "content" for selling ads or SEO.
I don't but I am on my phone. I'll clean up the grammar shortly!
Related: https://gwern.net/holy-war
Heh Heh Heh

If it wasn't dangerous, that could be useful in some situations.

ie. "I really don't feel like working hard today", so takes some Sudafed and gets on a Zoom/Teams call with work colleagues. ;D

Would probably only work once per employer though...
How is this a hot take if you just made it up?
Not only that. Give a baby vegetables, and they will do everything in their power to avoid eating it. They prefer meat too ;)
This was done outside of a formal hearing.
There was talk about introducing type syntax as valid but ignored in the JS language, making TS valid JS.

It would take forever to become mainstream but if node and major browsers started to support this tomorrow, along with ESM modules we could drop TS compilation and bundling entirely during development, safely publish npm packages as TS (even a bundled TS) and simplify tooling for monorepos, IDEs, etc.

Unfortunately that wouldn't solve dealing with templates like JSX/TSX or future language syntax/features.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/a-proposal-for-typ...
By itself? Probably. That’s where dietary supplements come in though. Ideally from somewhere with strong laws regarding dietary supplements like the EU or Canada.
If Musk did indeed try to do that, did he succeed?
I think the webpage is talking specifically about Laravel. It ambiguously doesn't mention Laravel till later, but the code snippet looks like Laravel code. Laravel's ORM does sanitise strings.

The snippet also validates request inputs, so clearly it doesn't assume that inputs are safe.
Feeding frenzy is referenced here: http://highscalability.com/blog/2012/1/17/paper-feeding-fren...
I hated the pixelated up/down buttons. Thank you for the vectors!
I apologize for commenting on this with almost no context about what the actual data structure looks like, but would it be possible to put the random salts "higher up in the tree"? Then whenever you want to delete some small leaf element, you actually delete a whole salted subtree and replace it with a new subtree, mostly the same but with a new salt and missing the deleted element? This might make edits more expensive, in exchange for reducing the storage overhead of the salts?
> She may not be well known…

Dooce may not be as ubiquitous as it once was, but as I type this her death is front-page news on the NYT, The Guardian[1], and CNN. She was truly, uniquely influential and her voice will be missed.

1. This one talks a bit more about her struggles, for anyone who isn’t familiar: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/may/10/heather-arms...
Pop music contains 10^5 or so versions of “I love you”. I think there could be a similar number for writing.
I think the contrast should be between studying and internalizing a subject versus having the ability to look up a subject. That seems the most true to Plato's intention.

It's common and easy to fall into considering the things you could look up as things you already know.

What's the difference, one might ask? What's the problem with offloading some of this knowledge and free up space in your head? Well the thing when you learn something is that it doesn't just permit access to the information, it also permits synthesis of new ideas. The sum of knowledge is greater than its parts.

A very concrete example: As someone who only speaks English one may look up the Latin terms 'manus' (hand) and 'facere' (to act/do/make); but unless you actually do, you'll probably not immediately grok the etymology of the English term 'manufacture'.
But where do they find and meet them?
I once visited YouTube without an ad blocker - that was a ridiculous experience, I can't believe there are people who tolerate that and watch it this way routinely.
2022-2023 K-12 Social Studies Examples of Rejected Materials
My guess would be image manipulation, the Google cameras are famous for being bad and fixing everything in software. Also speech-to-text, if you use a voice assistant.

"Translating speech [...] uses 20% less power."
https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/googles-tensor-g2-chip-is-k...

Amazing!
I just transfer old photos to my new phones so this doesn't really change anything for me. Considering that I have posted different devices though (PC, Laptop, phone) and only copied some images or deleted them after posting though you are probably still correct that I don't have all of them stored on my phone.

The storage on your phone would probably still be enough for nearly everyone and for the rest doing the account moving process on a PC or through cloud storage would probably be ok.
In our country we have a problem with exchanges giving horrendous rates to tourists (like 16 for 1 EUR instead of fair 24). Governor of central bank was asked why they don't stop it. He replied that they in theory could but seems like people are using such services and if they intervene then they are disrupting a free market. They are offering a service and they have customers. Should they stop them just because they have high margins?

What I want to say is that I don't like this practice either but should we cancel businesses just because we don't like them? They are not stealing or anything. I'd say they are in a light grey business but for sure not black.

And I guess there is a bright side to this all too. At least for large-ish businesses. If nissan.com was owned by domain squatter then they would sell it to Nisan for 1M or something and both sides would be happy.
Confuzzion: A JVM Fuzzer for Type Confusion Vulnerabilities – FuzzingWeekly CW19
That was what voz_2's point rather than sph's (unless I missed it).
It’s literally a problem solving test. It doesn’t require existing knowledge so it’s the only test which actually is based just on intelligence. You can’t memorise quick problem solving.
If you want crystal meth, take crystal meth.

Oh wait, maybe always doing what you want isn't actually that good of an idea.
Exactly. The most important part was working with Jinja templating. So, openai + jinja2.
The 5.8 docs are like from like 7 or 8 years ago. I’d say the 10.x docs have improved a lot, but I do share some of your opinions on the docs in general. Anyone can contribute to them, though. https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/contracts
I mean, to be fair, it’s doing a lot less…
Recent leaker caught by Apple, sister fired
But not in Firefox :(
You've skipped paying additional rightsholders - subscription music rights are substantively more expensive than advertising funded ones. You've no processing fees.
Most of my computers use ssd or nvme, except for my 16tb file server, which is a mixture of 12 hard drives and 6 ssds. I would upgrade it to a system of 4/8 nvme drives, but I'm still on the fence as to whether they could survive 5 years before needing replacement again.
Also, if you look at content creators who share their revenue, they actually make more money from Premium subscribers than they do from ads. So if people want to really support content creators, then subscribing to Premium is the best option.
At least for YT there's a solution: YT Premium.

Sure, as other comments have said, it doesn't scale to all websites, but youtube isn't just any website.
Just went to the project creators LinkedIn and this project is his work Experience section(LinkedIn has separate project section for these) and it explicitly mentions the number of stars.
"100% of the top 20 YC companies by valuation have the .com of their name. 94% of the top 50 do. But only 66% of companies in the current batch have the .com of their name. Which suggests there are lessons ahead for most of the rest, one way or another"

Isn't it expected that when you make it to the top (being for example a top 20 YC company by valuation) you go out and buy the .com? What would be interesting to know is, how many of the top 20 or top 50 started with .com.
Yea, was just about to setup a homepod. The ecosystem is great, but damn, it sucks when it's down.
They are not all computationally expensive. The rate limiting step here is the LLM call itself over the API. So, async is definitely needed. The other aspects would be loading the template from filesystem. I would assume this could be something that's needs to be optimized in the application.
I'm at the age where lots of friends are having babies,and this has not been my experience. They love all sorts of vegetables - beetroot, carrot, artichoke, you name it. And at least one toddler really doesn't like meat.
If you write an article like this you need to post your IQ.

Otherwise it’s like someone 5’6 saying “6’0 men don’t even exist”. Obviously you’re going to say that because you’re coping.
On what metrics are you judging them to be different?
Yes, except in America where discussion of the metric system is banned in 48 states and therefore the unit of screen size measure is the stevethumb, defined as the area of the legendary thumbprint of Steve Jobs.

Example usage: “Did you know the first iPhone’s screen was only nine stevethumbs? So tiny!”
Bytebase 2.0 – Database DevOps for developers
Cross-continental travel can be tricky to convince yourself of the value, if you've never really been driven toward it, but there's a certain type of person who will imagine a burden before even exploring the real numbers, and dismiss forever as too expensive without an idea of what it costs; in the case of my dad, not ever even acquiring a cursory sense of the cost
After you pay for the music rights for a subscription video service the cost base is identical. As you could use YouTube as a music streaming replacement service (and literally millions of people do) then the labels charge for the same license.
Well, of course not from any lang that treats HTML as a string, but there are langs, which treat HTML as structured data, in their standard libraries. Take a look at SXML libraries for example. Whatever script you stored as a username for example, it would still get treated as text, not tag, when put into lets say a span or p. SXML is aware of the boundary between tags, their attributes and their content.
This is the first time I see an outage from Apple. I have personally seen one or two from most other big tech companies. If this is general pattern what is Apple doing different?
They are all green - https://www.apple.com/support/systemstatus/
I know nothing about GITF, but I wonder if Microsoft Flight Sim could automatically read these files in to overwrite the default Microsoft scenery.

I have some scenery add-ons that are just a manual conversion of Google Earth's 3D models for some cities that were just generic buildings in Microsoft's version (ex. Dallas)
Synology's web desktop is really slick. Is there an open source web desktop environment that comes close? I've seen os.js etc but that looks a bit dated now. The React ones for Win11 are a bit immature still.
Do you have a specific criticism of anything in the article?
Maybe they should drop the price by like 6x while they're at it.

I don't care that it's cheaper than a Starbucks coffee. It's ... not worth it at this price.