skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You're right, it'll work for most users.

It's still bugged on Firefox: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1653318 and also on Bromite on my phone, which is why I thought Chrome also disabled the feature.
>I'm seriously asking

I'm not sure I believe that. Is human-like intelligence not valuable to you?
I don't think that's a very fair reason to disregard what a person is saying.
The prevalence of psychopathy is significantly higher among white collar managers than the general population (4% vs. 1% according to one of the few empirical studies https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/bsl.925)

Holmes, unlike most nonviolent corporate psychopaths, is only going to jail because she violated one of the only real cardinal rules of late stage capitalism, which is don’t intentionally defraud investors. She’s also one of the few psychopaths dumb enough to publicly and directly admit that she was maintaining a charade of a person who believes that other people and their emotions truly exist.
We aren't talking about novel particle physics here. It's a fucking database that's intentionally hard to write to.
Pinball Map was updated 1,241 times last week. It’s pretty actively updated, though it definitely varies by area.
Now to get the price down so it crowds the dangerous stuff out ;-)
Because you can trade switch game cartridges with your friends.

Name any other gaming platform where you can legally and conveniently share almost all available games with friends.
Unfortunately, traditional pinsetters are well on their way out. All of the chains now use new models with strings that are much cheaper to operate. Non-chain bowling alleys with traditional pinsetters almost all get displaced by competition from chains and other issues.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/american-bowling-is-in-a-knock-...
Part of the improvement comes from the 13th Gen processors, and part comes from improved firmware control of the retimers. We have firmware updates for 11th Gen (stable release) and 12th Gen (beta release currently) that enable the latter.
I can’t think of a single app — web, native or otherwise — that has ever asked before using my GPU.
Does it really? You thinking LLM-powered propaganda distribution services can't out-scale existing troll farms? Or do a better job of evading spam filters?
let else is a rather minor addition, surprising that that's what's winning you over
I love how you make up this fake scenario in your head where the guy is threatening the woman with his power. Yes, the scenario where a powerful guy is threatening the little girl is unsexy. Good thing the only brain conflating the article and discussion thread with this little world you've created in your head, is the person who created this little world in your head.

The guy was on an island with a horny 17yo who was all over him. He wasn't threatening anyone. Now maybe the owner of the island was - and that guy went to jail and died.

Now the real question is, why would you run over a puppy with your car? You see, if running the puppy over with your car is wrong, then I'm right.
Same thing that motivates all business software: save time, save money, make money.
I just had a look. The listings I could see for the steamdeck had it at $800AUD minimum. For the switch I can buy it from a few different stores in my area for $370 AUD. That's very expensive and inaccessible.

I'm not trying to hate on the steamdeck. I think it's super cool and would love to have one. But it's too expensive for me and I'm not sure they even ship it to my area. While the switch is super affordable and a just more out of the box works experience. I know every game I buy for the switch will work great on it, meanwhile I can expect most games I have on steam will not have great controller support or may not run well on the system so its a bit more of a "at your own risk" platform.
For me "human" is the key part tho...
As others noted, we provide support for Ubuntu LTS and Fedora, and we have setup guides published for those along with Mint and Fedora. At this point, there is mature support for the hardware we are shipping, including the new 13th Gen Intel Core processors.
Buy a white phone and don't put a case on it.
You're talking about one company suing a second company for not meeting the first company's legal obligations. This is gibberish.
Wouldn't that be a hypervolume?
What guide did you use to get TOTK to run that well on steam deck?
This is where an experienced cook in the kitchen with you now and then can be so helpful. A book might give some pointers, but they can say "this happened because of that".

If you don't have that, try to not vary more than one thing at a time.
Dude - who is this person so the world can avoid working with him.
Cooler Master is currently in production on the first set of cases. We’ll send out an email notification to those who entered the waitlist on the product page once we have them in stock, which should be within the next few weeks.
UDP is streams in the very classical definition: stream objects (bytes, probably, though a more faithful implementation would contain chunks/arrays) go out without predefined start/end. In other words, imagine that a single `read()` (or whatever) call returns random chunk from HTML source and it is your job to make sense of where in the space of whole page that chunk comes from. There is even no guarantee that consecutive read will return data "in order".

"File" abstraction layer has predefined start, end, length, order, and so on. You need some buffering magic layer on top of UDP that provides facilities mandated by file abstraction layer.
HP LIP driver seems to fully support[1] your device both for printing and for scanning.

[1] https://developers.hp.com/hp-linux-imaging-and-printing/supp...
Well not exactly - Table 6 is a bit concerning. It's meant to show that despite significant data contamination between testing and training datasets, the model still performs 'well'. Except look at those confidence intervals - they're all over the place, meaning the model performance isn't very reliable. You have confidence intervals comprising 30-40 percentage points!
Heros do not use phones.
Freeman Dyson: the visionary thinker and scientist who challenged authority
The Exynos based Tensor, made by Samsung is very hot. Google should've collaborated with QC or MT and used TSMC to make their SOC.
Drums generation with AI technology based on neural audio synthesis
An ironic version could display the weather forecast.
Then you need to leave Alabama, where the 17yo marries the 55yo first, and go to a nightclub in half the European and most of the Asian countries, pick up a 17yo, and do her in the bathroom. You won't succeed the first night. If you're overweight you won't succeed at all. But if you're a decently aged 55yo who looks good but old, and takes care of his appearance and is a fun person to hang with, you will succeed the second night.

So "posit" what you like, the rest of us live in the real world where 17yo girls at a nightclub are crazy, rebellious, and very horny.

You do need to be able to dance well, you need to pay the bill for the whole table, and you need to be fun. That's what going out is for, that's why people are there.

Me, I'm old and married now but not a karaoke trip to Cyprus goes without some 17yo trying and repeatedly failing to go back to my hotel despite the ring. That's because this old dude can sing sensitive french ballads, rap-up some jay-z, or dance well while singing k-pop reading native hangul. If that doesn't work, I'll do a russian song w/o an accent, and we all know those girls are easy. I'm fun, I'm not fat, and that's all it takes.

That 17yo btw. That's probably your daughter, and the more you lock her in to a repressed life, the more she'll shack up with guys like me. Choo-choo!
What about those that work in the office vs factory vs trade shows vs visiting client sites?

What about regional satellite offices that don’t really have an office?

Even before COVID it was never so black and white.
> That Google account that your dead friend had that you keep on your buddy list because it gives you memories? Gone. That Facebook account with your dead family members photos and timeline? Gone. The Twitter account with all the tweets from you child who died too soon? Gone.

And unless you're the account owner, good luck archiving any of that. I believe Facebook is extremely hostile to scraping, and I don't think Twitter is very easy, either.
What color is your Pixel?
KDE Neon[1] is based on Ubuntu LTS.

[1] https://neon.kde.org/
Thirty years ago there was the PowerPC 615 which included an x86 core. It was even pin-compatible with the Intel Pentium:

”The "PowerPC 615" is a PowerPC processor announced by IBM in 1994, but which never reached mass production. Its main feature was to incorporate an x86 core on die, thus making the processor able to natively process both PowerPC and x86 instructions.[37] An operating system running on PowerPC 615 could either choose to execute 32-bit or 64-bit PowerPC instructions, 32-bit x86 instructions or a mix of three. Mixing instructions would involve a context switch in the CPU with a small overhead. The only operating systems that supported the 615 were Minix and a special development version of OS/2.”

”was 330 mm2 large and manufactured by IBM on a 0.35 μm process. It was pin compatible with Intel's Pentium processors and comparable in speed. The processor was introduced only as a prototype and the program was killed in part by the fact that Microsoft never supported the processor.”

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerPC_600

I believe IBM had an x86 license from Intel (back from the original PC days) which allowed them to do this.
Much more tame, but when the switch was released one of the first games was 1-2 switch, which was basically a tech demo.

One of the coolest games is 'ball count'. All you do is tilt the controller. The force feedback is so accurate it feels like metal balls are moving inside of it, and you win if you guess how many balls are in the controller.

Never seen anything like it, and it changed how I think about the relationship of sound and what causes a specific sound. I'm trying to remember a TV show that joked about this, about some engineers making a device and a superior asking for the machine to make a different sound. The joke was that the sound any machine makes directly correlates to it's function, but this never made 100% sense to me until I played this switch game.

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Another game that comes to mind (although it might also be a stretch) is F-Zero GX, a Gamecube race game I got into well after the Wii was already released. To unlock every track you had had to take the GC memory card, find a F-Zero AX arcade machine, insert it there and win every race.

This was in 2008, decades after the arcade heyday. I was super lucky I lived in a big city that had an arcade (now closed) that also happened to have this machine. According to my research there were only a few in North America. So I found myself freezing in Toronto winter in my 20's throwing quarters in an arcade machine several nights. This added a lot to the F-Zero experience. (later on I found out I could have unlocked everything at home, but I'm glad I never found out until later). The era of Arcade gaming always spoke to my imagination so I was grateful to have this (belated) experience.

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I can go on. I think all my examples are by Nintendo. Pokewalker comes to mind and also Streetpass. All these ideas really speak to me. The common thread is probably that they all create some connection to the real world.
Only if you buy the physical cartridge. More and more people are opting for digital only libraries.

And even if you do have a physical copy of a given game content for it may require paying for extra DLC. That can't be shared.

I fully expect Nintendo to do away with game cartridges on their next console. They are not consumer friendly.
Which office does Elon work from anyway at any time? Tesla, Twitter, Space X or something else?

Working for Tesla remotely from the Twitter office is on the same level as working remote. When you sleep in the office that’s your home except for a different company!
I think it's driven by the symbiosis of greed for business and coolness factor for many techies because AI is a sci-fi thing and for now they are not the ones getting fired because of it
Most people honestly don't care.

Also, my name is google-able and some "white pages" style sites still list my old phone number, so I could verify my identity in other ways.

You'd be surprised what people will do if you talk them into it, lots of people wouldn't hesitate to give their own credentials up, they're not going to take issue giving a 2fa code for something they're not in the process of signing into.

This isn't a silicon valley area code or any other area where people are tech-savvy, I'd wager there's a 99% chance that whoever registers the number could be persuaded. I can literally have my family with the same (rare) last name meet them face to face.
Neat! I enjoyed using gitpod a few times, this seems similar. How do they compare?
Right now in the US we live in a very heavily regulated capitalist system. I’m not sure why you think there are no laws regarding capitalism.

The same is true of gun control. There are many, many laws already on the books regarding gun control. Yet you take the disingenuous approach of “they won’t even engage in a discussion about any sort of regulation”. The discussion is happening constantly, just because the outcome isn’t the one you want it doesn’t mean there isn’t a conversation.
Some of these moons are smaller than the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs.
https://shanebellone.com this one?
I wouldn't say it's just a cult of personality though. Game directors control exactly what makes it into a game, what is made for the game, and ultimately how it turns out. No other individual has anywhere near that level of impact, nor responsibility. You can generally see this quite clearly when those big names leave studios, of which there are countless examples.

Kojima's final game at Konami was Metal Gear Solid V. After he left, Konami shrugged and made Metal Gear Survive. Suffice to say, the non-Kojima metal gear was a flop. Itagaki is another example. He's the creator of Ninja Gaiden, and also ended up leaving Team Ninja after a dispute. His final game was Ninja Gaiden 2, their first game was Ninja Gaiden 3. And again, the reception went from positive, to flop.

And to be clear it's not like these series waxed and waned. Every single Metal Gear game with Kojima received exceptional praise. Similarly for every single Ninja Gaiden game, to a lesser degree. Then they leave, and the series collapse. Obviously far more people work on these games than just the singular name, but if most of these people were replaced with somebody of a similar skillset, the final product would be largely unchanged.

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Reception for Metal Gear Solid V: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal_Gear_Solid_V:_The_Phanto...

Reception for Metal Gear Survive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal_Gear_Survive#Reception

Ninja Gaiden 2 Reception: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninja_Gaiden_II#Reception

Ninja Gaiden 3 Reception: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninja_Gaiden_3#Reception
We’ll guide you through different methods of deploying a Node.js application and share the considerations we made along the way.
> Windows 11 on a small touchscreen sounds like an awful idea to me.

If only Microsoft had come up with a new kind of UI that was suited for use on touchscreens... oh well.
Sure it does, but half the point of windows is backwards compatibility and moving to ARM devalues that too much
I'm all for privacy, but if you have your Pixel phone on you it will already send a ton of data to Google, even without using it as a dashcam.
Java rules the game, just like C on UNIX, JavaScript on the browser, C# on CLR,....

Scala is now having issues, with Scala 3 breaking changes.

Groovy is kept alive thanks Gradle.

Closure has always been a niche within JVM, and nowadays they seem to be more active in ClojureScript.

Kotlin only matters on Android thanks godfather Google making it the language for modern Android, while stagnating on purpose Java purpose. Although they finally started updating it, otherwise they won't be able to use modern Java libraries on Android, unless they rewrite everything.

Just do a Google analytics comparing all languages.
Hijacks the back button.
Ask HN: Are You Fasting?
How often do you fast or do intermtten fasting? What do you usually do differently during that time? Does it affect your work? What advice would you give to someone who has just started and is getting acquainted with it?
I don't think Metro was even that bad on desktops, more of a "bad because different" reaction in my view. Not saying it was perfect but it was a direction I think could have worked well.
It feels like the same people who make this argument are also using the other side of their mouth to lament that nobody uses containers for their original purpose of containerization. And yet, that's a legitimate use case that is totally orthogonal to any build process or artifact distribution method. In fact the argument itself betrays a misunderstanding, because the underlying complaint is about using Docker images as a build artifact, but it's presented as if containers are the problem. But they're separate concepts (you don't compile a container, so the snarky analogy to static compilation is nonsensical upon closer inspection).

There are plenty of good reasons to containerize even a single binary executable, as demonstrated by the fact that officially maintained images exist for containerizing processes like Postgres or haproxy. Sure, you could run both Postgres and haproxy as services directly on the host, but then you'd miss out on all the benefits either provided by or complementary to containerization, like isolated cgroups and network namespaces that make declarative service orchestration easily achievable with maintainable configuration.
"When you instruct a human in natural language you can rely on them to do disambiguating and nonsense filtering, which means you don’t need to take the time to phrase things precisely. If you’re really lucky, when you give them an ambiguous instruction, they will even ask for clarification."

I have several friends and an entire career worth of coworkers on the spectrum who would unintentionally challenge the shit out of that statement.
Your issue is that you live in australia, where valve doesn't sell steam decks (yet?). So every steam deck listing you see is someone who imported it and is selling it at a premium since you can't get it in aussie land. I suppose not being able to buy one is a good reason to buy an Asus Ally instead, though, assuming you can stomach the higher cost and windows machine status.

I paid $350 canadian for a 64gb steam deck and paid another $100 canadian for a 1tb 2230 format ssd (thats only $80 now). I think the canadian dollar is slightly more valuable than aussie bucks right now but not double as valuable. 1 canadian dollar is $1.12 kangaroo bucks.

So your evaluation of the cost of the steam deck is just wrong. Its way cheaper than you imagine.

Also, valve has put literal years into Steam Input, which lets developers set up controller support, and also lets you load community sourced controller setups for your games. The Steam decks touchpads also let mouse driven games work pretty amazingly in a way that an xbox controller or switch can't.

You're just kind of wrong about the input situation. steam has basically the most sophisticated input software you can get and most of the time it just works, and when it doesn't you just load a community setup and play.
If you are going to be all-in on forcing people into your office, maybe it might help your moral argument to pay the rent and hire some cleaners?
> the underground lake seems to be holding up pretty well.

Where can I read more about this? Searching for "Phoenix underground lake" doesn't bring up anything that seems related.
BratGPT: The evil older sibling of ChatGPT
Anyone have a link for the radio station with atc(or was it police radio) in the background ?
Research Body “HySE” for Development of Hydrogen Small Mobility Engines
Possibly. Venus has no moons, so it's also possible Earth would have none if not for Theia. Mars does have moons, but they might have been captured from the asteroid belt.
Nice, I'm getting slayradio vibes from this.
An individual act of arson not disrupting or a protest or turning it violent is possible, sure.

It's illegal for police to deliberately ruin a protest. The right to protest is ultimately defended by the US constitution's first amendment (free speech) and there are federal, state and local laws and policies that stem from that.
Hi dang, just checked your reply. Can you add more context? My response was paraphrased using chat-gpt. Is that not allowed ? Let me know, thanks!
Ideally it should record video from the main, ultrawide and the front cameras. The ultrawide in case something happens out of the view of the main camera and the front cam in case something hits you from the back (if the phone is mounted so it has visibility through the back window).
They rate limit to protect their infrastructure, not to make it difficult. This is not anticompetitive.
My favourite station on lofi.cafe was the synth space ambiance one, glad to see a web radio dedicated to synthwave and other electronic music genres.

Hopefully it doesn't hoard CPU as lofi.cafe did.
Can someone explain to me how we're only discovering these moons in 2023? Do we really not have sensitive enough instruments to see rocks over a mile in diameter in our own solar system?
Sometimes my 5 year old wants to build her block tower just the way she wants, and she says no thank you if someone offers to help. Other times she accepts help and then the tower takes a different form. Both ways are OK.
I think this is the exception, not the norm. My experience is business users (incl. PMs) are lost outside of Excel.
...Zinc can increase dopamine? I wonder what it would do to someone with ADHD.
Show HN: CounterDB, to persist your likes/dislikes counts
A Solution to durably store your counts. For example number of likes/dislikes on a post.

Its time complexity is O(1).

Single header only C++ file for storing and retrieving numbers.

It does this without increasing the file size, as its not append only DB. Which also means it can be slower on simultaneous writes to an index. Well if your task is just to store likes/dislikes counts, than it must not be much of a problem. As reads are done more than writes for such cases.
I always figured I'd get access one day, and being unable to sell before then (if I even had BTC there) wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing.

But also, can you register a specific U.S. number as a person in another country? Seems like a lot of hassle and possibly more expensive than $30, if it's even possible.
That seems to be ignoring history:

Major established powers have repeatedly tried to do that… and then been overtaken by people who didn’t follow the rules.

Eg, the US and China or previously the UK and US.
I hope not, but can understand if things went that route. And if COSMIC embodies the "stay out of my way" approach better than GNOME, I'd probably be happy to switch to it.
There are 3 main differences:
1) DevPod is based on GitHub/Microsoft's devcontainer.json standard while GitPod has their own file format
2) DevPod is client-only more like Terraform where the client creates/manages things directly using cloud credentials vs GitPod is a server-side solution to manage and provision dev workspaces
3) DevPod has a provider concept similar to Terraform that allows you to provision dev environments in ANY infra vs GitPod is mostly a hosted solution (they do have the option to host it yourself as well but it's usually you install it to one cloud and then provision in that same cloud vs DevPod is 1 client (no server, see point 2) and then you deploy the dev env in ANY cloud or even locally in Docker or local k8s)