skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can disable all recommandations with "Control Panel For Twitter". IMHO, a life saver.
And if you want to preach the virtues of FOSS of your product, you’d offer FOSS real-time communications as at least an option. Slap in IRC, an XMPP MUC, Matrix Space. You could bridge to (not from) Discord as a second-class option if it was deemed valuable, but shouldn’t be the primary host.
You seem to think there’s a legitimate difference that isn’t entirely contrived.
BlackRock -> https://weforum.org/partners/#B
JPMorgan Chase & Co. -> https://weforum.org/partners/#J
Mastercard -> https://weforum.org/partners/#M
PayPal -> https://weforum.org/partners/#P
State Street -> https://weforum.org/partners/#S
Visa -> https://weforum.org/partners/#V

etcetera

Inevitably, the financial system is rigged to collapse, and it's just a matter of time before critical mass of people realize what otherwise currently at least hundreds of thousands of people across 160 countries realize and continue to. Apes Together Strong released recently on Amazon and Vimeo offers a reasonable perspective that does not intentionally lie by omission, despite that so many details are omitted probably due to time constraints and keeping information introduction simple for everyone not yet aware.
Earthquake resistance of buildings. See Incan usage of aperiodic masonry to spread out the frequency response of the construction.

Similar principle with Apple's laptop fan blades.

Same mechanism might be responsible for the Boson peak phenomena in amorphous materials and quasicrystals, where the macro-structure creates extra capacity for absorbing lower-than-lattice-frequency vibrations than what the crystal-structure alone predicts.

It's all about Fourier analysis.
Architecture Principles: Effective decisions in software architecture
Here's an alternate explanation for his calculation. People usually spend around 2-4% of their annual income on vacations. Depends on a lot of factors of course, but that's a reasonable amount. A person earning $10M could afford to blow 2% on one weekend ($200k), 2% on fancy vacations rest of the year and still spend consider themselves fairly responsible.
I read this page as I observed I had a very cramped, almost non-existent, breathing.

Time to enjoy some sweet O_2 molecules.
The distance from my city to new york is roughly 5600km which, given the slightly slower speed of light in a optical fiber, would give a minimum ping of ~27ms (one way).
Given the same distance but in a vacuum, it would be around 18ms.

But if I ping a server in NY right now, my actual ping would be around 100ms (can easily go up to 200ms). Most of the latency is created because of the routing. The farther you are from important peering hub, the worse your ping is usually going to be.

When I was living in French Guyana, it was basically impossible to have a ping less than 120ms from anywhere in the world.
Spherical light in a vacuum?
The amount of RAM, even if it's just DIMM, made my jaw drop. I wish I could fast forward time for 10 years to see how integrated and affordable this card has become, or if it would even be possible to integrate something like this into a smartphone in 20 years. Just imagine how people would be interacting with their phones then, interacting with them as if they were humans.

No other technology gets me as excited as storage and compute, I guess this is how car people get excited if a new Maserati or something else "with numbers" is launched.
For anyone that cares, DGX OS is based on Ubuntu, and there are packages for Red Hat Enterprise Linux as alternative.

https://docs.nvidia.com/base-os/index.html
If you can detect them, sure
A good system should have backups and monitoring of commits. I.e. worst thing that can happen when giving write rights is to make others spend some time fixing a bad commit, that's all.
I wonder who published the book
So, how long till they republish an Index updated to include all the arXiv research on Superintelligent AGI or Gain of function or Metahuman articles from PubMed ?
A digital wallet tied to a real, authenticated identity should be a solution. You can sign any login and confirm that it is indeed you, a real person, logging in.

Unfortunately crypto folks are too busy selling shitcoins and scams to build this product.
60ms RTT is noticeable even for amateur gamers
Scala has good parts?
Indeed, and then the cost of a single transaction (around USD 50 currently) will be borne by the sender/recipient, rather than by all Bitcoin holders via increase of the money supply (as is the case now).

(Note that the actual cost is probably higher due to externalities in the waste of electricity and equipment, and borne by all of us.)
I will see to change it to something else maybe. Thanks.
TRANSPARENT ALUMINUM!?

Without a periodic crystal structure, it is likely to transmit light (see glass's transparency due to its amorphousness)
> Such few pressure is expected to be the norm eventually

Or rather, such fee pressure is required to be the norm eventually for bitcoin to remain secure when block subsidies become insignificant (halving every 4 years, 1024x less in 4 decades).
Okay that is a tad bit more problematic, but I still think it is not that dramatic of a thing, especially without hearing the reasoning of the organizers.

They could (or should) have been more transparent with communicating their reasoning, but again: Anyone who has ever organized any decently sized event knows that in the end the buck will stop with whoever has to do the actual work. And if you ask me (you probably didn't), giving organizers that power and trust is generally reasonable. They have the best insight, they have to carry the consequences if it does not work out, etc.

Of course that trust can be lost and a community can decide to let other people organize their event next time. But the way I see it those made responsible for an event should be able to shape that event.
Not sure about Kotlin, but there is alreadt CheerpJ that can run Java applets unmodified both as normal JS, or as WASM.

For non-applets there is even more possibilities: there is google’s closure compiler and teawm, both can produce really great code!
The article mentions that Taschen is known for trilingual books.
I didn't work on mobile version yet, it's almost default Docusaurus installation. Thanks, will look.
Switzerland and Germany, I have never seen a house in Switzerland that did not have 3 phases even very old homes.
Good to know, but WSLg seems to be much faster that the graphics in Sandbox, even with GPU acceleration.
Personally, I would suggest this. Use the seedbox for the first month downloading new freeleech torrents and build up a few TB buffer and use it worry free for years.
Apes Together Strong [Documentary]
ChatFace Offers Better Disentangled Neural Expression-Editing
It's just easier to play the video than change settings. I've never managed to change settings on Windows in a way that KEEPS THE THING ALWAYS ON. now I have a fake USB mouse jiggler.
it doesn't looks sketchy to me. why it looks sketchy to you?
Someway along past the end of Isezaki Mall in Yokohama, there is a old Video game arcade full of 90s Street fighter machines, and also some custom ones running some arcane emulator software, full or 1000s of even more arcane titles from Japanese video game history, run by one ageing proprietor.
Thank you, yes I see it exactly like that as well. In fact, I was in this situation over and over again, then had to do something about it. :D
I don't think that's the consensus opinion, and suggesting that it is might be misleading to people who are less informed than you are.

You already mention Blazor, which would hugely profit from direct DOM access. Various React-like frameworks now exist for various languages that target WebAssembly, all of them would receive performance benefits from not having to go through a JavaScript layer all the time.

That's the community side. On the standards side, efforts to enable direct Web IDL bindings are still underway, they just take time. Some things have been postponed because the issues are more complex than originally anticipated. But this will eventually happen.
If you're wondering like I did how to do this easily on a Mac: you can set a hot corner to 'Disable Screen Saver'.
You get jazz from a 7-eleven ?
So how do developers e.g. add a new field to the User schema if needed for the business? Or customize the login page? Or ...

Now you have a CMS like Wordpress, no longer a library or even framework, which has so many moving parts that is def not "secure by default".
I think just having someone who acts as a gatherer of info, so Intuit aren't being sent junk tickets, means service is resumed much quicker. And that's worth paying for.
> I don't follow anyone and nobody follows me,

This is likely the problem. Social networks seem to put your account in a weird “starter” bucket if you don’t engage with it in the way it expects.

You’re probably getting pushed some weird version of the algorithm that some PM once devised when tasked with getting inactive users or new users engaging better.
Life is gonna life
This seems an odd comment.

Algorithmic trading is an should be counted. It's volume!

Shorts and other derivatives isn't because it's a different instrument.

It's true there could (and probably is) wash trading going as well as other forms of laundering. But that's still genuine volume.
What recent reports have there been? It's arguable that report from 2015 might not be the best source. Now that proper American values are making their way into libraries, Christianity should boom, wouldn't you agree?
When Mark came out with this Meta nonsense everyboy I know (mostly gamers) were laughing their a$$ off as Facebook was already called "a place for boomers" back then and it was ridiculed by all web3 folks. They never had the chance to convert those people.

From a gamer perspective the metaverse is something that have existed for a very long time (think Minecraft) and I was pretty sure that connecting all these universes was pretty much impossible because everybody is defending their own IP. You can't even stream on Youtube if there is a DMCA-protected song playing in the background.

It is just a cash grab including most NFTs, and I say this as a DeFi-enthusiast, and crypto-friendly person in general.
Yes exactly. One of the ideas was to share the API URL so you can use the same data somewhere else. I will also add the feature to have access token in the headers as well, since I've got feedback that it's not safe sometimes to have it in the query params. However, then you can't share it as a link.
I'm sure that D compile time facilities can do it all right. The issue is that the C++ bits (compile-time introspection) will never be standardized.
As far as I’m aware Mullvad doesn’t have a method of automatic recurring payments. So they can’t operate on the gym model. Only users who want to use it pay for it repeatedly.
Nordigen supports transactions as well (and for free), I personally use it with firefly for personal budgeting
LOL - I now realise what I've said :-)
> Meanwhile if DNSSEC's vision is ever fully realized, you will lose that control entirely. There is no CT there, and even if it was build somehow it will be useless as it has no "teeth"

This is a false dichotomy. DNSSEC secures DNS records, it doesn't prevent logging certificate issuance.
If you are able to compromise a CA and generate a bogus certificate, why couldn't you also compromise a certificate transparency log provider and generate a bogus signed merkle hash?

(Not that I'm a DNSSEC user myself, my feet aren't bulletproof)
> people often adhere to the DRY principle far too dogmatically

This is a problem with all rule of thumbs for programmers. It is like we as a group are far more dogmatic than normal. Or our rules are worse. Or both. Dunno.
Taschen primarily makes quality artbooks in the trade paperback size instead of coffee table book size like most art books. So they are pocketsized artbooks, at least compared to most artbooks, few of their books actually would fit in any reasonable sized pocket due to their tendency to be in the thousand page range.
After download starts, you can go to the metadata section and view files list.
Unfortunately, many countries also have the market regulated and not very open. AFAIK, in Portugal accounting software needs to be certified and comes with some connection to the tax authority for electronic transmission of reports (although this is optional). The certification process is complicated, and the accounting software on the market is all quite expensive. Everybody hires an accountant. My girlfriend works for a small business (6 employees) and they're paying 400 Euro/month for accounting.
Ooops LOL

Rookie human mistake :-)

I of course meant the last number in the sequence....
What's the battery like?
What's the battery like on windows?
Some time ago, a website was posted here (forgot the topic) which consisted of .md files, and a JavaScript library which would then, on the client, render the markdown on the fly.

Why on earth the markdown was not pushed through a renderer so that then the server could serve static HTML is probably a question that only occurs to old timers like us.
I hope the author means HTTPS, not HTTP - otherwise, I don't think this is a good idea.

Anyway, as everything in software development: it all depends - serving a simple JSON over an existing "full blown web application back-end" is usually more convenient and less confusing for developers than configuring hosting for static content. Although, if you JUST want to serve a JSON then, yeah, you can add it as a static resource.
Decide what the worst case scenario with the phone is. If that scenario isn't a problem for you, then don't worry about it. If it is, like you'll miss that flight, have a backup alarm.
Cyberweapon manufacturers plot to stay on the right side of US
So because they couldn't decide what to push on this account, they just spam notifications with random stuff? Seems at odds with the outlined goal of "reduce regret time spent on site".
How usable is Asahi right now?
I don't quite get how you perceive GitHub as toxic social environment, but to each their own... All I sometimes get is a rejected PR, which is definitely not toxic but just the reality of things.

I get your grief with Mailing lists though. The forced move from lists to web forums was pretty much a downer for me. Actually, I left every community which did that. I am too old to browser a bunch of web forums each day. If the new kids like that, let 'em play with eachother...
It's perfect for my /dev/zero as a service!
It takes a bit of work, honestly. I slowly shifted my timeline from tech/dev centric to a niche that feels comfortable and not outrage-based, but it needs pruning like a garden. The best way is to signal to the algorithm that i'm not interested in certain kinds of tweets when it pops up again. Also try not to open/see the replies of those tweets as viewing it is also a signal. It's a cost/benefit thing, me personally have found a lot of value in keeping adjacent tweets coming to my timeline.
I would happily pay more for an account with port forwarding enabled. Maybe charging more for port forwarding enabled accounts could help offset the increased trouble caused by port forwarding abusers. It might even push some of them to other providers. Either way, this thread is evidence enough that port forwarding is a feature that people want.
A whole bunch are being launched: spoutible, cohost, etc. Unfortunately "slower" necessarily means "less content".

Dunking was always a part of twitter culture, but it's got far more vicious, unrestrained, and stupid lately.
> It’s just the word metaverse that has become toxic. So why are we still using it? Phrases like virtual worlds or immersive worlds convey the same meaning but lack the stigma of the original term.
> And these are arguably better descriptors. According to one 2022 study of U.S. consumers, only 16% of people understand and can explain the metaverse. By contrast, anyone can understand the meaning of “virtual world.” You don’t really need to explain anything. For most tech-literate people, they get it.

I politely disagree. The metaverse is not (just) a virtual world. It's not just "the internet in VR" either.

A virtual world is just a single "verse". Only once you have many (connected) virtual worlds, you get a "multiverse". They key here is, that you can travel between these different virtual worlds, using one single avatar, one single client - and should be able to carry certain attributes and items with you, from one virtual world to the other.

To turn a "multiverse" into a "metaverse" you need to add in the real world as well. There has to be some amount of connection between those virtual worlds and the real world, with both sides influencing each other.

Just like the internet allows you to use one single browser (of your choice) to visit all kinds of different sites, connected through links. And using social logins, you are able to carry your identity (your user account) with you across multiple different sites. Combine that with the interoperability of email, where no matter what email client and email provider you use, you can send email from any server to any other server - no matter who operates them. And all of that you can do from your PC, your phone or from inside VR... And you can use it to order stuff on Amazon, order Pizza, unlock the front door of your house or turn up the heating, buy tickets to real events, or even use google maps and street-view (technically a "mirrorverse") to virtually go sight-seeing on real places across the world.

Combine all that stuff - the multi-platform-ness, the multi-provider-ness, the interoperability, the open-ness, the many virtual worlds combined with the real world - and only then are you getting close to what a metaverse would be.

And before you think that sounds awesome - also consider what an absolute privacy nightmare that would be.
I almost switched careers to UX a couple of times because I obsess over usability of everything, digital & physical, have a flair for visual design, and am often told I’m highly empathetic.

I just couldn’t get over how full of shit the UX industry seemed to be. It seemed in thrall to itself, and vastly over-rating its own depth and complexity. Sorry for the negativity. I have huge undying respect for dedicated HCI research experts and massive admiration for talented visual designers. I just couldnt shake the impression that a lot of UX had become a blag, a methodology to sell to business like agile etc, and wasn’t on solid ground.

I’m not saying there’s any real insight in that but it was the opinion I formed and this article seems to give some degree of validation to it.

The idea of HCI research and usable product design still strike me as noble & important fields of endeavour. I’d hope if you’re a sceptical UX researcher then we’d be in some kind of understanding & agreement. I admire what it can be.
I use RSS and for chatting with people: https://sonnet.io/hi

Twitter/Reddit/HN are too toxic for me to visit every morning, so I started allowing myself to visit these sites 1-2 per week before 5 pm. Evenings are fine as I’m already done with my work.

People are actually kind when you see each other’s faces. It’s bizarre how big the difference is.
Show HN: Atomize - React State Manager with Redux DevTools Support
There should be a law requiring chargers to fallback to "free for all" when they have a data connectivity problem. Or implement some kind of offline payment protocol. Heck, your car or mobile phone could handle the payment and present a code to the charger. The charger doesn't need to be online at all, it just needs to prevent replays by remembering the last used code.

It's quite simple to imagine a better state of things for EV chargers. It's however impossible to convince all companies to adopt the same protocols, unless you have a quasi-monopoly (e.g. Tesla) or the government steps in.
Startup Drives Toyota for 1,200 Miles on Wireless Charging Road
> You cannot load or write (may only have been one of those operations, strangely) a file containing non-ASCII characters with the C/C++ libraries if you target Win.

This is definitely not true, at least for C++, but I agree that it can be hassle.
> Tesla [...] can't risk their name and reputation on a crap product.

Full Self Driving has entered the chat...
Google has 3 user-facing products directly in the AI chat space: Search, Bard, and APIs. What you listed the the backend intelligence (LLMs).

For consumer segment, the products (Search, Bard) will continue to evolve. It will be interesting if there is an opportunity (eg. Search Pro).

For business segment, expect the API to evolve as they expose more powerful LLMs. In the process, they will deprecate some of the older APIs, which is expected.

In my opinion, it will be a mistake to assume that Bard and Search in the current form will be still relevant a year from now. So expect these products to be re-imagined and new product/extensions to show up.
At that stage, the only way to regret less is not to play the game. And "following nobody and not being followed" is one step away from not playing at all.
this is an immature move

related:
https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/12kze9m/how_does_rli...
The dumb answer is that it should be fairly uncomplicated to write a script that idempotently adds depreciation for depreciable assets. I suspect that's the general strength and weakness of plain text accounting. There's not as much pre-built tooling, but it's not that hard to build on your own.
Well, people fork languages and libraries all the time.

Does this fork have a significant amount of support? By whom? Or why is this news worthy?
Necessary context: this happened a while back due to the trademark policy proposal.
Enough outrage against the outrage. If any other content would have worked then media and social media would use it. The algorithms reflect what people spend time on. My recommendations are motorcycles, computers, video games, watches, etc. Still a useless time-sink comprised of mostly thinly veiled advertising but nothing rage inducing.

Nobody else is responsible you click on political stuff. Nobody is responsible you join every moral crusade that gets started. Even on HN where there is no personalized algorithm, even on technical issues, most people vote and comment with their moral/political sensibilities a lot of the time.

So in conclusion it's not them, it you.
https://phys.org/news/2012-03-wireless-message-neutrinos.htm...
>In this installation, the heat pumps' CO2 refrigerant will absorb a small amount of heat from seawater. Compressors boost the temperature of the CO2 and the system can then transfer this heat,

accurate reporting , as ever , from the BBC
Please, no. This really is a desperado move, I want to hope the situation is not so dire.
The main website has an explanation for the reasons behind this: https://crablang.org/

More context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35583089
I knew about Dagashi thanks to the manga Dagashi Kashi; you can also see one of the main characters on the left of Hideyuki Akiyama.
> Battery swapping is one of those ideas that sounds good but has enough disadvantages that it's rarely worth it

Nio is doing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmWL1hZQmD0

Gogoro is doing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5ddtHj_N2E

Janus Trucks is doing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eYLtPSf7PY

Paying attention to what's going on in the real world is more useful than internet theorizing.
Then the title would be completely useless since nobody knows what or which "Max" is.
Can we stop being suprised when bugs come down to one line of code? Thats how bugs work. Code is complicated and one line can fuck it up.

ref: various 'this rocket exploded because of one line of code' headlines
Shop for groceries in Chinatown. Reason why they are super cheap in comparison is because supply / distribution chain is informal, small growers, free from supermarket domination, and - it has to be said - regulatory oversight