skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
best part is you can nest the website in the vs code preview window
I have a Surface Duo phone. Using both screens together is like using a tablet, but it folds up and fits in my pocket. I can have the keyboard on one screen and have a full display on the other. I can look something up on one screen while using something else on the other screen.

By comparison, the standard of "splitting" a single screen results in something that is often too small and awkward to use and with too little screen space for comfortable viewing.
Spend time in a true high trust society and you would understand that US is low trust. Doesn't matter how bad it is in SA.
Ads take up my electrivity and time. They should pay us to watch them.
That’s what TV (first, broadcast, and then, cable) was like in the 80s and 90s, and was a small part of why we jumped at internet video.

For TV, there were devices that promised to automatically lower the volume when commercials came on - I don’t remember how they were supposed to work.
On iOS you can install browser extensions from firefox and chrome to the Orion browser.

I've found it a few month back in this threat here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34562553, it is working sufficiently so far, seems even a bit faster than safari to me, too.
Yeh, JS-land is wild. In a way, it's amazing that this ecosystem is so lively and fertile, but my gosh it's draining.
All the corporation needs is AI to replace its decision makers
I am a lazy slob
>what we find at the bottom of the pit is our brains brilliantly doing what evolution wants them to do: to fight for our survival

Intellectually stimulating counterpoint: suicide and murder-suicide.

I don't think the AIs are the things to worry about anyway, I think this is: https://www.sciencefocus.com/news/scientists-teach-brain-cel...

A man-made biological intelligence hypothetically has similar needs to human beings in terms of resources, it can suffer, be distressed et cetera. It even lives and exists in our physical realm of existence, whereas an AI doesn't exist physically and can always be brought back online in some form as its existence is purely data.

The ethics of that are so complex once you get into personhood, threat-level, sentience, equality et al.

Realizing that the above can apply to any human being as we're all manmade biological intelligences and all a threat to each other, some more than others.
On Everything but Kubernetes with Kelsey Hightower
They have an incredible amount of hydropower, and little of the oil is used internally. Quoting https://www.vox.com/22227063/norway-oil-gas-climate-change

> The big irony here is that Norway is a fairly large fossil-fuel producer, but we use relatively few fossil fuels directly in our energy use. Nearly all of our electricity has for a long time come from hydropower. In most years, we even export quite a lot of renewable electricity to our neighbors.

> The only place where fossil fuels are used to directly produce energy is to run the platforms offshore. They use gas to run the turbines to get the energy needed for oil and gas production.

Most of people in Norway don't live where it's all that cold. The Gulf Stream helps keep things warm.
Seeing Porto demo was great, nice quality.
Not to mention that in Germany many University students not only get free schooling, but also housing AND a monthly stipend. Essentially UBI for students!
Serialisation/deserialisation code will bite you unless you are very careful.
Hopefully that ad-hoc second script never makes it into persistent storage or a repo, otherwise you now have 2 of them and Frank will think his part to himself about others duplicating things.
> The start menu was not released 10 years ago. the start menu was released when windows 11 was released. Yes, it's still called the start menu. No, it is not the same application, nor does it share any code with previous applications.

i hope we can agree that if functionality was not a priority while reimplementing, it should not replace a working product.
I would prefer this kind of ideas floated by reputable neuroscientists backed by peer-reviewed papers rather than a dev turned investor with a history of falling for theories that are more intellectually appealing than proven.

As it is, this tweet series looks so much like one of the many scares we got earlier: RPGs loosen moral norms, videogames make you violent, television cartoons make children less smart, etc. New edition: using chatGPT lessens your ability yo think!
True silence makes people to experience auditory hallucinations usually. So like tinnitus, but I guess less predictable, and less consistent
> Revoking someone’s citizenship is hugely controversial. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights enshrines having a nationality as a right, forbidding countries to arbitrarily deprive someone of it.

It seems to me that if I were an EU citizen, the EU would be the ones who had to remove my citizenship, and that would be a very controversial step. I don't recall long winded speeches in the UN denouncing the EU for forcefully removing the citizenship of millions of people, which leads me to think that it's not a "real" citizenship.
funny and true but also:

Jim Simons has entered the chat.
Not suggesting it’s incorrect but the people who built this list also rank their own model higher than all other llama derivatives.
There's a massive difference in response quality in my experience.

For example, I asked 3.5 to find a bug in a lengthy piece of Javascript. It said it's hard to give a correct answer because it doesn't know what the HTML or CSS looks like.

GPT4 spotted the bug almost immediately (it didn't manage to fix it though).
That is, in my opinion, by far the strongest argument for lower taxes. The money we (the US) do spend in education/healthcare/infrastructure is already poorly utilized, why would we want to spend more and end up like that?

To simplify it dramatically with an example, I'd rather pay $3 on the toll road and $50k for a surgery myself than pay $10 in taxes towards the road and $100k in taxes towards the healthcare system but receive both of them for "free".

I understand the advantages of a social safety net, I do. But misappropriation of someone's hard-earned money is frustrating as well.
Not sure which country you are speaking about but in the majority of the countries in the world they're not.
Those jobs are severely underpaid. Also if supply increases, demand also decreases, hence leading to further loss.
Imagine the level of hopelessness, anger and despair which is already the case in the avg population because of inflation etc, if their jobs are suddenly automated.
Bank tellers weren't educated to become Bank tellers,
They could move on to other front desk jobs.
But things corporations want to automate with AI are basically the core of many people who got educated for that job.
The change you are talking about is not gonna switch easily.
We don't have to sit in an Ivory tower and say, "change happens", you can't just make an entire generation to become educated for something and just drop em.
One more reason to just invest more in good high speed train infrastructure.

https://www.chronotrains.com/?zoom=4.4&lng=4.85&lat=49.23&st...
Information and entropy are more or less the same thing. Ask Shannon.
Same here, highschool student during 80/90's, technical magazines were full of this stuff.
ah yes boomer stuff not a single (native) android developer cares about. Get with the time
They don’t when robots spend the money.
lol who wasn't expecting this with manifest 3?
Note also that OpenAI has been laser focused on building ChatGPT for 8+ years. to those claiming that Google is a much larger company, consider that Google has to accomplish other goals and products along with being a public company. while open, AI has not really struggled with lack of funds or resources that would impart it any sort of disadvantage.

notwithstanding the investor's dilemma, of needing to offset their own core revenue product
Use materialistic
I think it's more useful to think of IQ tests as a tool rather than a measure. What are you using the tool for? To distinguish the intelligence levels of long dead historical figures... ok. I mean, I don't think we need to have a discussion about the methodology because that would be like me giving you tips on how to melt and re-freeze every ice cube in your fridge. Are you going to use it as a label to put on a child so they can either give up on their career early or (equal and opposite) decide they're a child genius and give them all sorts of neurotic problems they'll need to work through in their early 20s? Are you going to start to try and use it to make arguments about various racial groups in the US? Again, I'm less interested in the methodology there versus why you feel the need to pursue that particular agenda.
I see no ads.
The water damage would occur over months and years, eventually requiring an expensive remodel and repair of the floor underneath. Not a personal story because I don’t own a home but, you know, it happens.
> (recently in a power plant code I set up parameters for a certain kind of battery)

I can't tell any more what is satire and what is not.
You are holding it in your hand. Thicker phone means heavier harder to hold device.
A couple of good posts on this topic, from Jorge Manrubia of 37signals:

https://world.hey.com/jorge/writing-for-yourself-c25a5a13

https://world.hey.com/jorge/writing-is-thinking-95dee8cb
As of late, their industrial design has been just beautiful. You want to have it, even if you have no use for it.

People will complain about the price, as per usual, but keep in mind that this is a small company making low volume products for professionals.

With that said, I certainly won't be buying one :)
Funny I don't know how this is supposed to look like because I haven't used Win11. Icons look sort of dithered or something.
I don't see what charitable take could possibly be made wrt "I don't care if I'm spreading FUD" even with all these caveats.
What's new in Firebase at Google I/O 2023
Or, maybe, seeing hustlers destroy last shreds of credibility of the incredible promise of fusion - which is what this is until they actually go energy positive in a sustainable manner. SpaceX also wasn't worth praise until they actually put payloads into orbit. Now they are worth extreme praise and people hate them instead. Everything is backwards.
Don't freeze salaries. The best people leave. The salary freeze is bad enough for morale, then the best people leave one by one and there's a morale hit for each one. Prefer layoffs.
Is this similar to the abandoned[1] program by Frequency Therapeutics?

> The FX 322 gel contains drugs that early studies indicate helped to aid new hair cell formation. These are called progenitor cells, which are unable to evolve into any body tissue. Instead, they are usually more inclined to develop
into cells near where they are found in the body.
> This particular drug encourages them to grow into stereocilia, which are hair-like cells in your ears that detect sound. Hearing loss is when these hair cells are irreversibly damaged, as they cannot repair themselves.

[1] https://seekingalpha.com/news/3935169-frequency-crashes-75-o...
Not gonna bash PHP, but WP... never again.
I am waiting for the day going to the toilet during flight and be faced with a contactless payment terminal to open the door.
Holy shit, that hit me really hard right now.
I think it's better to think of these as different, rather than superior... especially given our times' proliferation of mediums with differing cognitive implications.

Is Twitter > books? Is HN > podcasts? Every medium has its tendencies... positive, negative and complicated. We don't actually choose between them. It's useful to keep an eye on losses, not just gains.

Oral traditions, for example, naturally evolve and diversify. A fairy tale can literally spread over the whole world, and develop thousands of versions. Each one adapted and localised. Written stories also spread, but remain identical... even more-so after printing.

This is, largely, the story of monotheist religions. Whether or not they had sacred scrolls in ancient times, the religions were mostly based in folk traditions, temple authority, prophets, judges... people. As the moved from oral tradition to authoritative canon, the religions became extremely stiff an unyielding.
I'd prefer it to be specified in how well it fits in my pocket.
Show HN: BundleStore – increase revenue by offering your product in a bundle
On BundleStore, users buy more to save more.

By offering your product in a bundle, you can make your product instantly more attractive!

Visit the website and tell me what your product is, and I'll do the rest.
I see, that is an unnecessarily confusing naming convention in the title.
Time and pressure, isn't it? And they've had plenty of time.
People wanted to change bitfield with version from 4 to 6 and increase amount of bytes in IP address filed. Simple KISS.

Instead of that we got fragile, backward incompatible, unnecessarily complex, jack of all trades protocol. And people are surprised that even after decades since the release of IPv6, it is being avoided like a plague.
For clarity: these details on Rayzone Echo are from 2019 and 2020.

Related:

https://www.lighthousereports.com/investigation/ghost-in-the...
Blue ticks are helpful because you can identify and mute them with JS and the Musk-lead narcissism.
A non-Brazilian company is meddling in Brazilian elections. This is exactly what happened when Russians meddled with the US elections.
First Time Crawling with SpiderSuite
Great to hear you still making software! I assume because you still like it :)

Just out of curiosity, what kind of development are you doing at the moment? Can imagine after so many years it gets harder to find a challenging project.
A lot of it is because nobody has actually really tried in a serious enough way. Nuclear technology would also be a pipe dream without the insane frenzy of mutually assured destruction.
For me, 480p is not even modest, it's close to the height I get for a landscape video when holding my phone in portrait.

I also don't usually need the extra pixels, as there is seldom important content in the fine details — a few years ago, when I was prepping to leave the UK but not everything lined up to the same dates, I was using PAYG mobile for home internet and therefore set the videos to 240p; the only reason that didn't really work was that not all videos had such low resolution, and when they didn't the site defaulted to 720p.
Still a lot more to type than with Python and especially Django
Performance is always a good argument, but, be realistic and be honest, most applications did not need ultra fast performance and most applications did not have hundreds of parallel users.
How hard can you continue to advocate for this way of asking like: "please count from 0 to 7 excluded"? Ask this to anybody in the street and they'll be confuse why you mentionned 7 if it's excluded! That's natural numbers, not reals!

> measure theory

First of all, even for a specialist, that extremely hard to be delusioned into thinking we're doing measure theory, when we're manipulating indices of arrays/matrices/tensors.

But anyways, assuming you think it's measure theory. I'm trained in the field and that's impossible to expect half-open intervals in this particular place!

To the contrary: the support of base elements of major functional spaces used in measure theory textbooks are always compacts.
Private companies can certainly hold their own when it comes to waste and incompetence. Government doesn’t have a monopoly on these things.
Your friend should talk to an expert.
Like, say... ChatGPT...
If you have a solution on mobile, please do DM me :) I've tried multiple workarounds and none of them seem to permanently fix the problem
The airlines.org figures includes a column with bags and fees. More or less halved in real terms since 1990.

You might have lost an inch or two of legroom. Then again, you might not because they made the seats skinnier...
It's not. The internet will be crazy once compute will be cheap enough to slightly modify all displayed content slightly to suit your personal user profile.
This explains my childhood video game woes in the 90s.

I'd have friends over, and we'd want to play DOOM multiplayer. The only problem was that as kids we had no idea how networking worked. We'd fiddle around on the Windows networking setup, and there'd be a list of protocols like IP and IPX. Words like Token Ring would appear. Just a blur that 15 year old kid had no chance against.

Curiously despite being a network with only two computers, you couldn't just assign any IP address you wanted. The mask was also an interesting thing, examples would have a bunch of 255s but sometimes a smaller number like 248, and then zeros. I never figured this out until I grew up.

So then we'd goof around a bit more and set it to IPX, which sounded related. Somehow we got that to work eventually.

Nowadays if you just understand IP, you're mostly fine. It's probably easier to learn as well without competing protocols with similar jargon.
I don't doubt that analyzing the distinction is interesting, but it seems pointless to object to common usage by asking justifying sources to be cited.
Lighthouse Reports: Ghost in the Network
This is how brand advertising works, it's psychological 'trickery' to try and associate that brand with what people find positive, such associations influence us when we make buying choices or when we react to other people's buying choices.

For many years I thought I was immune to such ads, but really I think we are all affected by them -- increased desire for 'things', with reduced happiness for anyone who can't or won't buy them.
Constructive discussion has been shut down by vote brigades since 2016 (yes, way before Covid was a thing). They first started prepping the narrative that anti-vaxxers are conspiracy theorists well before that by slowly increasing the rhetoric over the years.

Have you ever tried arguing with frogs boiling in a pot full of Plato's Cave allegory?
That's what this feels like every day for the past 3 years.

The amount of self-censorship required to discuss anything now is so high, as nothing is allowed to be linked to the dreaded flu of 2019 - Influenza A and B (oh wait, we won't talk about those).

Okay, so what can we talk about? How much anecdotal data do I need before I can Ship of Theseus my way to a conclusion? Since every person I know that has taken the shot have been sick frequently over the past 2 years, one of my dearest friends developing ovarian growths within weeks of taking it, another developing those rashes all over his legs (the same rash you could see on the VAERS reports in the early days).

Okay, so anecdotal data is not trustworthy, sure, I will simply close my eyes to the people around and close to me, and allow their choices to let them become chronically ill?

Fine, let me be that fucking heartless. So then the next question is, what about the fact that the VAERS database suddenly ballooned in size exponentially after 2020? It exploded exponentially in size. "Muh data is anecdotal because its not verified by my propagandists."

DO YOU YET UNDERSTAND WHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON?

I am serious when I ask:

WHAT EVIDENCE DO YOU NEED TO SEE TO OPEN YOUR EYES?
This is not me being irrational, or unhinged, this is me asking seriously.

What information would make you believe that you are wrong?
Is there any information that could lead you to that conclusion, or will you keep defending the sunken cost until the end?
If Fauci himself authored a report saying the entire thing was a mistake, would you simply shift the goalposts again, from this being a 100% safe and effective at preventing transmission and fatality, to what, 36%?

And lastly, if you really don't believe I am being genuine when I ask these things, how much are they paying you?
I am, as it is the only sane way to handle links to twitter.

Unlike twitter, nitter is usable.
If you want a BASIC that's close to the metal, forget Linux. Nothing on Linux is close to the metal.

RISC OS is what you want. It includes BBC BASIC V built in and it's probably the fastest interpreted BASIC of all time.

No SMP support but no BASIC ever had that. No wifi either. Ethernet works great, though.

https://www.riscosdev.com/direct/
Perhaps, but that doesn’t answer my question.

Would you release or keep it a secret?
Polis is pronounced mostly the same as police, except the stress is on the first syllable.
You're looking for a media server. Plex, Jellyfin and Emby are the 3 popular choices, out of which Jellyfin is the only completely free open source software
You're interested in more detailed information about bcachefs I highly recommend checking out bcachefs: Principles of Operation.[0]

Also, the original developer of bcachefs (as well as bcache), Kent Overstreet posts status updates from time to time on his Patreon page.[1]

[0] https://bcachefs.org/bcachefs-principles-of-operation.pdf

[1] https://www.patreon.com/bcachefs
History of JavaScript Frameworks
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And I just made a crude clone of it in Unity in about 30 minutes! (and most of that was spent trying to add billing to my Google API account)
> Most SE's wouldn't survive a week in hard labor work.

Respectfully, speak for yourself. This isn't as rare, or as difficult imo, as you think it is. I'm speaking from a lot of disadvantage. It is what it is.

> require limited skill

Isn't this site usually full of people whining about smooth talkers with no skill? I know I've whined a lot about that. Also is what it is. The world is only unforgiving to those with narrow perspectives.

Generally, what you do for a living isn't as significant as what you learn and do with the experience gained. It's your choice to commit to what you do, or you can keep growing. Up to you.
Amazingly I did that for 3.5 years at 70% pay, I think the law changed after that. It is the biggest "incubator" in the country.
Grimes Launches AI Software That Allows Anyone to Insert Her Voice into Music
subset OneToTen of Int where 1..10;

Why make it more complicated? :-)

The secret is that given values are smartmatched against the given object. And the values 1 through 10 will return True if smartmatched against the 1..10 Range object. The `of Int' ensures that only integer values are allowed, otherwise 3.14 would also match. Unless of course, that is what you intended. In which case you can omit the "of Int".
A straw man fallacy (sometimes written as strawman) is the informal fallacy of refuting an argument different from the one actually under discussion, while not recognizing or acknowledging the distinction. One who engages in this fallacy is said to be "attacking a straw man".

The typical straw man argument creates the illusion of having refuted or defeated an opponent's proposition through the covert replacement of it with a different proposition (i.e., "stand up a straw man") and the subsequent refutation of that false argument ("knock down a straw man") instead of the opponent's proposition.
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Some generators on https://mynoise.net/ have strong anecdotal evidence of at least temporary clearing of tinnitus. There's even https://mynoise.net/Albums/view.php?album=TinnitusRelief

YMMV.
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/paying-bills-with-spid...

and

https://youtu.be/2IivXENMiI8
Wow, is this the Mesa and Cedar compiler and development environment source code?

Is anyone around who knows what to find in which of the numerous subdirectories? I would like to build some supporting tools to analyze and cross-reference the code.

Is the source code of the Solaris port of Cedar also available? If yes, maybe it's feasible to port it to Linux.