skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Configuring ext4 commit time didn't work for me. It worked as expected, but still something in the system hit the disk every so often. I suspect it's fsync, but how do I find who does it?
I remember buying OmniOutliner on my first Mac just so I could try Kinkless.

Can't believe that it's now 17 years ago!
An example of what the page will look like would be great!
Dnssec is so hard to manage right
Yeah it's freaking ridiculous.

There's an alternative world of frontends that don't suck. Check here

https://github.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends
I've found OpenAPI to be fine to work with until you start trying to do really silly things with query parameters or multipart bodies, etc.

I can understand why OpenAPI has those issues though - it is because OpenAPI is aiming to DOCUMENT APIs rather than SPECIFY them. That is a hard task given how wide a set of things you can do with HTTP.

So be charitable when comparing OpenAPI to XYZ API specification tool.
That's conspiracy theory on hackernews :D
Would small but fast deployable and fast moving emergency boats, coupled with powerful light emitters not solve the issue? Also nets surrounding the boat may help prevent people reach water.

Similarly, people paid to monitor for people falling overboard may help.
Also had much success with it in the past. In my previous job we wanted to use it when building Xcode projects with a large C++ library. However, it's not compatible with Apple's modified Clang. I spent some time maintaining a fork where I hacked in support for passing along the Apple specific switches but eventually gave up. Seems like a cool feature would be the ability to define non-standard switches in a config rather than have them hard coded.

edit: just remembered I wrote up a blog post about it when I worked there

https://pspdfkit.com/blog/2017/crazy-fast-builds-using-distc...
> They are an identifiable human being.

> Generative AI tools and technologies, such as ChatGPT, may not be listed as authors of an ACM published Work. The use of generative AI tools and technologies to create content is permitted but must be fully disclosed in the Work.
25K Impressions on LinkedIn. Who is hiring? What a good debugger can do. Is this the end of Frontend Developers? Build your own RenderObject. How to become LinkedIn Search Ninja & some Great questions
You can buy a professionally made TDCS machine, check out the TDCS reddit page for recommendations.
What kind of tasks?
Could you give some links to the papers you're referring to?
Bootspec
Drive-Thru Funeral Window Lets You Mourn from Car (2014)
This seems to be about copying a file from one AGPL3 repo to another AGPL3 repo and then removing the line "Copyright <YEAR> <NAME>", correct?

The license is here:

https://github.com/Haidra-Org/hordelib/blob/main/LICENSE

Does it allow that or not? I skimmed through it and can't find a section which forbids it.
I wrote a couple of articles about the topic on Quora some years ago, see e.g. https://www.quora.com/Which-one-is-a-good-book-to-learn-Syst...
The Fall of Roam – I don’t use Roam anymore. Why?
I guess language is evolving, it is interesting "feature drop" would have the opposite meaning for some people
And you believe esp32 account for most of 10b cores?
Have you been to DisneySea?
We had a great "forum" solution back in the day - Usenet.

You picked the server you joined but the benefit of this over something like Lemmy is that you don't get the split community/discoverability issues that impact the average user as everyone was reading and posting to the same newsgroups but from their chosen NNTP server.

Let's have something like NNTP implemented in ActivityPub (is this possible? I'm not familiar enough...) where the news servers are decentralised and users pick whatever one they want but the newsgroups themselves are the same across all the servers.
I understand that you do not want to leave your prefered editor but just wanted to sya that enabling Vim key-bindings with evil is a one line configuration. After that is feels native. I would not call it shoehorning at all.
How are you interlinking them? Do you compile to HTML for viewing?
I bought more expensive clothes. After the first wash they are gone. I'll stick with the ceapest ones.
> Right, the vast invisible army of 30-something suburban female gamers playing Roblox and Minecraft on weekdays between 3-5pm.

Yeah, when you put it that way... I really feel ashamed now, because as I said, I actually believed that, back when it was not Minecraft and Roblox, but a some random mind-dumbingly stupid casual games. I explained it to myself as those women using those games to relax or wind down after a hard day of work (at home, at dayjob, or most likely both). It was almost believable with simple causal games - ones that you can pick up at any moment and play 5 or 15 minutes at a time.

Good point about advertising rates. This seems like a good explanation why this isn't talked about more.
There's a huge difference between, say, 25 years after publication and 70-90 years after the author's death.

I'd argue that shorter copyright terms would be benefical to society. It would force Disney to finally create something new instead of endless reboots, sequels and remakes. How many Batman reboots do we have now? How many do we need?
The courts decide what constitutes a crime after both sides’ legal arguments are presented — not random people on the internet before.

Many jurisdictions allow armed defense of one’s private property against even human trespassers. Do you think corporate drones flying over your head taking videos of you in your own private back yard deserve more rights?
What would you expect it to do? How is it supposed to know what you want if you don't provide it with the exact search terms? Shouldn't it do partial matches if there are no full matches ?
low Latency Web Audio playback examples with Fetch and Streams APIs
Not sure Elm ever made it close to where Rust is. Of FAANG, Netflix is the only one where I don't think there's any Rust, just for example. Microsoft is shipping Rust in Windows. Linux supports one language other than C and it's Rust.

Elm was an interesting language but I don't think it ever saw anywhere near the same level of adoption by hobbyists nor companies.
not really rumors, but also not necessarily true. the performance cores on consumer intel parts no longer have AVX-512 enabled. This is because it’s tough to implement on the smaller efficiency cores, and scheduling is more annoying with heterogeneous ISAs.
Clearly, he possesses considerable expertise, but it's puzzling why such a skilled individual would falter towards the end, resulting in poor solder joints on the 2.54mm pin headers. This isn't merely a question of aesthetics; these joints are susceptible to failure.

His work is commendable, but I would encourage him to either learn proper soldering techniques or, if he already possesses the skills, to take a moment to use some flux and clean up the joints. It's a simple process that takes just three seconds per joint.
And then there is this solo by McCoy Tyner, possibly one of the best ever: https://youtu.be/ehYM_cg2DHI
We just need to wait until the AI makes a better cheaper gpu for us all to enjoy ;)
You don't need to complain for this, just fix the code in all places by calling a better csv parser that you can also write.
Society is package deal. In free world one can seek citizenship where rules appeal to them.

If none do, then that's a problem. But if every option is bad, then maybe the fault lies within the one common factor, ie. you?
> I worked for Governikus some years ago and worked on the initial version of this service.

Do you happen to still know some people at Governikus? I've been wondering for years why their AusweisApp2 is so ridiculously bad. (For everyone else: It's the official government app to scan the NFC chip in your ID to use it for authentication online.) I have not been able to authenticate successfully even once in all these years. Every single time the app keeps telling me I should scan my ID again, and again, and again. Contacting Governikus support has been completely useless as well, and the reviews on the Google Play Store speak for themselves I think.

Why is it so hard to fix this and why does Governikus support keep pretending I'm simply not scanning my ID "correctly" (i.e. holding my ID against my phone in the right way) when clearly the app is not working properly?
You could enforce per-usdr API limits rather than per-app limits as well.
I just checked out poe.com. Seems you can only buy a subscription if you own Apple hardware (first time I've ever heard that).

It's $20 a month and comes with 300 GPT-4 messages and 1000 Claude 1.2 messages.

By comparison, ChatGPT Plus gives gives you up to 6000 GPT-4 messages a month for the same price (admittedly it would be hard to use that many as they are given in 3 hour blocks).
Medium? Substack is where the kool kids and their money hang out these days. You have to keep up with the startup mill!

By looking at this comment you consent[0] to receive promotional e-mail from myself or third parties I conduct business with.

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There is also one more story on the other side of it.

Twitter used to have a vibrant ecosystem of clients, most of them working better than the official app both on web and mobile. Twitter was able to kill their third party app ecosystem with their paid API changes and lived to thrive as a company till recently.

The reality is, you need a good cohort of content and users to move who can sustain the content, moderation and discussion. Just moving Apollo users doesn't ensure that. There are other good third party clients like Relay etc as well
Youtube also relies on the user-generated content to be fair.
However, the difference is that you might get paid from that.
> What gives a false sense of security is to say an OS is updated and connected to the internet is secure.

"But it is" . Sincerely, the CIA. /s

Notice how almost no SW vendor releases only security patches ?

Security is now an [x] in a compliance sheet.
What I find frustrating is that the committee members state that out 800 cases in their database, only 2%~5% of them show "truly anomalous" properties, that they only have a limited number of sightings with high-quality data, and yet instead of showing that, they only show examples of low-quality data with no "anomalous properties".

We all understand that the vast amount of the examples they have will be misidentified jets or balloons, it is only to be expected, but that is of no interest to the audience. If there are high-quality observations of anomalous objects, that is what should be showcased, even if they remain unidentified.
There's a difference between getting a court order and someone saying - "I saw that X IP address shared a copyrighted file - can I get their name and address?"
The brushes have this sensor for a reason. Too much pressure may harm your gum. The article talks about a ultrasound brush, no pressure required.
>i believe HN has around 1.5-2.5 million and the

What? Id say max 50k
It's weird they're working so hard to ruin the platform.
You can easily decentralize search, but not fetching seed/leech counts essentially
i watched the nvidia promo for their new chip and they are working on this with their software supplier who makes their chip designing software, they are helping them rewrite the software to benefit from gpu processing
I feel like there's a major difference here. Services you mentioned never really had any third party clients, while Reddit has pretty much built itself upon them.
Sounds plausible. Didn’t think that the comment was possibly edited after the fact.
I don't see why though. I would gladly advertise there, the people who watch that content wouldn't think less of my brand.

Even then, why not just turn the banners off on NSFW posts?
I'm pretty sure that sort of thing would be a gross GDPR violation in the EU.
> Because that is not how it works in the real world.

Unless you're satirizing it or making fun of it in some other way. Then it's fair use..
Your last example conflates the idea of private property and personal property.
It's not only a matter of aesthetics but bacteria etc. Your brush head collects a sh*tload of food waste (which you don't see with your eyes) and remains a bit wet after usage. Perfect substrate for some living organisms. If you have a microscope, feel free to have a closer look.
Lead Developer Leaves GrapheneOS Due to Harassment Including Swatting
There is always room for well engineered open source hardware.

Having said that, a compare and contrast with the excellent work done by https://frame.work/ would be helpful.
Oof, I'm afraid I don't know of any. Our company is generally very, let's say, employee-oriented and has been doing donations this way for a long time (longer than I've been there), so I don't know how our bosses came to like this approach.

One argument would certainly be: Employees / engineers tend to know much better which projects are worth supporting and/or in need of financial help.
Simply with [description](filename.md)

With Vim, I can quickly navigate to the other files.

I think Markdown viewers/editors should also be able to handle these links.
>They bought it with the liabilities, so suggesting Amazon isn’t responsible for those liabilities now is preposterous.

This is a fair take but I would argue that Amazon shouldn't be anymore liable the ring would be if it was never acquired. What I mean is amazon shouldn't be on the hook for more in fines just because the greater business made 3.2B in profit. I can't believe I am actually defending Amazon here, but I am trying to look at it objectively.
DISCLAIMER: I'm one of the Sneller developers

Compression is required to make more efficient use of the available bandwidth and RAM. Although AWS provides up to 100Gb/s networking, we improve the net throughput using compression. Also we cache data on the computing nodes, so storing it in compressed form allows us to store more data on the node.

Our query engine is often limited by memory bandwidth when using uncompressed data. So it needs a lot of data and it needs it fast. Because we cache data in compressed form, decompression is always needed, so it should be as fast as possible. That's the primary reason why we developed Iguana, because a faster decompression results in a faster query engine.
>Yet you haven’t provided any proof of this.

I learned about it from press releases back when it launched. Here's the first one I found with 15 seconds of Google effort[0]. Relevant page is 5.

SiFive has since revised U74's design multiple times providing even higher performance on the same envelope[1].

>Best I could find is that boards based on either A55 or U74 have a power draw to wall of ~5W under load, with negligible differences in performance.

SBCs typically have hardware besides the SoC, and the CPUs themselves constitute a small part of the draw of the SoCs used, which in the first place could be fabbed on different nodes.

They do not make for very useful comparisons, e.g. my pi4 and VisionFive2 have virtually the same power draw, but the VF2 has a M.2 SSD mounted, whereas the RPi4 does not support USB-PD, so there should be further losses in voltage conversion. Too many variables hide CPU power efficiency.

0. https://c.a.segger.com/fileadmin/documents/Press_Articles/20...

1. https://linuxgizmos.com/sifive-speeds-up-risc-v-u74-cores-as...
The interface is "shitty" for users, not for Reddit. Reddit just wants ads and the inability for users to filter out stuff they don't want to see, such as ads or moderation, in order to market themselves to the highest bidder that needs to spread propaganda. Having any user control of the content distribution is harmful to this goal, and must be destroyed.

In general, all for-profit social media or similar operations will have the same fate. The term for this is "enshittification". While HN is owned by a company, it isn't being used as a profit generating service, even though it technically has some job ads, so it is (so far) immune from this.

We must find a solution to sustain non-profit user-generated content operations to continue enjoying the benefits of an open online community. Forums went of fashion as they required too much technical expertise to operate and to a lesser extent to use, so they got displaced by reddits and discords, both of these are distinctly worse from a data sovereignty and user freedom perspective. In the age of smartphones, density of information (esp. text) seems to be frowned upon.

I'm not sure what's the solution is. "Making your own platform" doesn't work because people's time is limited, and they inevitably gravitate toward the biggest platforms, taking all the attention and mindshare with them. Is federation the answer? Perhaps, as it seems to bring down the operation costs to a reasonable level, but it seems to pose other problems with content curation, which is a hard problem.
The reverse of this is that if you think ai will bring doom then you’re just like those folks that believed 5g brings covid. The people in control of ai are indeed dangerous, they want your data, your ip, and your job. And to get those they want to use laws made as a result of the fear they induce by launching conspiracy theories and anthropomorphize software: “it’s coming for you and it cant be controlled, unless of course you let us ‘tame’ it”.
Unfortunately, the value of Reddit is in all the existing communities and the content. It'd be hard to move it, and while this might be a big news on Hacker News, most Reddit users probably have never heard about alternative clients.

Most forum have gone into demise, unless they focus on some very small niche (so they're small already). People prefer apps, otherwise they forget about things unless they're enormous.
I don’t think you do get what I’m saying. If an Origin wants to be accessed by other Origins there are plenty of ways to do that, that much should be obvious.

I’m talking about the case when the User wants origin A to render data origin B has, but origin B doesn’t want that. You’d expect the User Agent to act on the User’s behalf and hand B’s data to A after confirming with the User that is their intention.

But instead the User Agent totally disregards the User and exclusively listens to origin B. This prevents the User from rendering the data in the more accessible/secure/privacy-preserving/intuitive way that origin A would have provided.

Strange to see all the comments arguing that in fact the browser ought to be an Origin Agent.
I got a DIY device online for about $200. Check out the r/TCDS subreddit for great suggestions.
He didn't even pinky promise.
Probably this : https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/big_mode...
I don’t know. Might also be like having ADHD because it’s a way of reducing stimuli.
In my experience, Telsa is far worse when it comes to doing the things dealers do.

Tesla just doesn't have great service. Ask any long time tesla owner, and you'll find a pattern. It's sort of: love the car, loathe the company.

Honestly, imagine the streamlined experience you would get going to a traditional car dealer and paying sticker price for both the car, and service. (too bad some don't buy into evs)
You're right, I'm sorry - the Russian people are living through the exact same trauma that Jewish people went through. They are being banned from society for no good reason, and are slowly but surely being killed through a bureaucratic death machine.

It's the exact same situation. Literally.
I am not sure about the rediscover part or that there's any synergy going on there. For me the value of notes is that they cure my "fear of forgetting". File it away knowing that it will be there if it's necessary. I don't have to spend mental energy and have the nagging feeling of losing something. You can then accumulate new things and do the same thing to them if they are not immediately useful/necessary. This is the gist of what I got from the part of the GTD book I read too. Though everybody is different of course.
> we’ve been rolling out search updates that down-rank sites associated with Russian disinformation

> In reality we never censored anything, nor do we have a disinformation/"truth" detector

Sorry, those are conflicting statements.

I cannot determine which of the two statements are true.

I assume filtering search spam is complicated. I can believe the narrative where Russian disinformation actually resulted in what you call more "news spam" (i.e. news sites that have recently gamed their own search rank).

But it genuinely felt like you wanted to affect the war, and your leverage was "suppress Russian lies", which incidentally suppresses everyone's perception of what's going on. Not even Switzerland was neutral in the invasion of Ukraine, so I understand the incentives.

But you can't both support politically motivated filtering and claim to be neutral.

Let's say the real purpose was always to reduce "news spam", and Russia increased their news spam when invading Ukraine. Let's say both DuckDuckGo's search quality and trustworthiness depends on being mostly neutral. Given your feedback in this thread, I'll continue to recommend DuckDuckGo to friends. And I'll continue to use Kagi myself for now. :-)
Except for the D1 from clockworkpi, are there other pi compute modules? (Or upcoming?)
Custom GPT chatbots trained on your data
Ask HN: Are there any 5G feature phone out there?
I'd like to decouple phone and "pocket computer", for both security and "digital hygiene" reasons.

So far, feature phones I could find are 4G at best. Though I definitely thought there'd be a market for connection sharing capable 5G feature phones. Am I alone?
We are at this inflection point where it is becoming practical to defeat any captcha services and extract information by screenshots with the help of AI. It is going to be a losing battle for the gatekeepers, as coming up with all the defenses and serving it is going to cost them more than keeping the API open. I hope they lose everything so future platform controllers won't repeat this mistake.
You are talking about monetary inflation. He is talking about price inflation. Totally different.
> wish I could go back in time and tell myself that I'd regret not riding all these classic now removed Universal and Disney rides

I'm with you there. I remember skipping riding Horizons on my last day in favour of Body Wars and Spaceship Earth. Little did I know a short 6 months later it would close for good.

I absolutely love Epcot but it does make me a bit sad that I didn't get to ride what many consider to be the best ride Disney have ever built.
Bottom line — just store timestamps in this format: 2007-04-05T12:30−02:00

Convert if necessary to display to humans.
Android stock maybe. Android as delivered by various vendors? It depends. I've seen variations of this mechanism pop up - including ones requiring to keep the finger on the path or else you "lose the ball", and that one was in the phone UI, where you needed to swipe to accept or reject a call!
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36147546
Three address code:

```

p = a + b

q = p-c

p = q * d

```

Ssa:

```

p1 = a+ b

q1= p1 - c

p2 = q1 * d

```

Given the above examples how is it not straightforward to use ssa instead of three address code using what the dragon book teaches? What is wrong with the above examples?

In fact section 6.2.4 in the dragon book it says:

“Two distinctive aspects distinguish SSA from three-address code. The first is that all assignments in SSA are to variables with distinct names; hence the term static single-assigment.” The second one is that ssa uses a function to combine two definitions