skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Im not sure if you are plugging the quote in support or disagreement. The internet is funny that way. Is a very modern take to utterly ignore the lengthy preconditions laid out and jump straight to the conclusion if it means the reader is entitled to free stuff. Why wait for a society where the products of human labor are given freely and consensually when they can simply be taken today.
The Oldest Maps in the World
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Yeah I've only used it with networks in ONNX format (converted from tensorflow or torch). I was looking for high perf low latency / real-time, the C or C++ APIs for OpenVINO are quite OK if you spend some time playing with it. I hope Intel keeps investing on it...

Edit: often if you go through the ONNX intermediate format, be prepared to perform some 'network surgery' to clean up some conversion cruft, but also to remove training-only stuff left in the network...
I wonder if it could be legislated so that if you provide a product monetised by advertising, you need to provide a paid alternative (at a reasonable price) for those who'd rather avoid ads.

And remove options where you get ads in a paid service!
In the last 6 months I have seen the attitude of people towards big business change on this forum. People seem much more sceptical of any wild claims made but there are some people that still like hype.

Also I feel like this is not the only place that has changed.
So why the hell did they announce it in the first place. Twitch needs to be a case study in terrible decision after terrible decision
Oh probably, I don't really speak American and it was a while ago.
Sure, but the whole point is to reduce this kind of search to RL, which is a very general framework. Their paper shows that such a generic approach can solve a very specific problem, and solve it well. But, their paper is about improving RL, not about improving sorting.
https://firesmoke.ca/forecasts/current/
This is amazing

Would love to see something like this that boots into a chat with either a local or remote LLM
So, this change (choosing a channel in Settings vs. installing a profile) was initially reported as a move to crack down on non-registered developers downloading the widely-shared profiles online. Kind of strange that it turns out to be the complete opposite.
I use a gaming mouse and assign common shortcuts to the extra buttons.

One nice advantage of mac os is the built-in Dvorak-Qwerty layout which retains Qwerty shortcuts. You need an AHK script to achieve the same result on Windows.
Oh that is awesome!
Yeah that box fan setup is hilariously bad. He wasn't nearly so careless about air flow with the design he actually liked.
I agree that forced labor completely changes the scenario. Nobody is forcing my son to do yard work in this scenario though. Both the neighbor and son are willing, but only one can do the work.
You can get woodworking Masks for outside if it gets bad. Humidity is a tricky one - because we sealed our house for over a week last year it actually got way too humid.
If you have secret programs that are later explicitly ruled illegal, rampant corruption within the whole system (people with access stalking personal contacts), AND the highest authorithies in that whole rotten branch of government lying straight to the face of democratic representatives, how else would you go about improving things without violating the espionage act?

If my government had secret programs that my own courts would rule illegal later, I damn well hope that someone is going to run to the press,and I also hope that this someone is gonna get a medal...

Are you simply going to tolerate corruption, illegal and unethical behavior as long as there is some law that forbids talking about that?!
There are also AliExpress storefronts for high static pressure fans(blower and axial), easily 10x as powerful compared to computer case fans.
Just because someone cobbles together some code doesn't mean it's going to be listed in the App Store.

iOS isn't the only Apple operating system either.

There is no "anti-spam" argument that can hold water.
https://thenib.com/this-is-not-fine
Yeah mine has 4 filters with a box fan on top and cardboard that the box fan came in as the base. All taped together with duct tape. Brain dead simple and cheap. Used some more duct tape to fill in the "corners" of the box fan. Mine blows positive pressure into the box, I just saw some designs that suck negative pressure out of the box, I don't know if that matters, but I've got a PM2.5 meter and mine worked fine last year during the smoke days in Seattle.
Episodic Memory
> I have questions about it because usually winds move west to east and their balloon allegedly travelled east to west

On a macro scale, and on average, yes, but on the scale of a balloon, there are many winds that blow west.
Fun and related project. The GOES satellites broadcast a signal at around 1.6GHZ that you can pick up and decode, giving you live images (albeit slightly less resolution than the pro-level GRB broadcast), without using the Internet!

It's a great beginner hobby project requiring ~100-200 dollars of hardware. There's also a large community of enthusiasts and it also opens up a gateway into RF hobby, other RTL-SDR things, ham radio, and other fun engineering time sinks that really helped pass the time during the Pandemic years.

I wrote a small writeup on how to get started a while ago: https://gist.github.com/lxe/c1756ca659c3b78414149a3ea723eae2
At least debunk the example before you start talking about the shortcomings. Right now your comment feels really misplaced when it's a reply to an example where it actually shows a great deal of complex reasoning.
Yeah, the real problem we need to solve here is too much environmentalism.

The silver lining, I guess, is that it won’t be a profoundly unfortunate tragedy. As a species, we’ll have really earned the ultimate Darwin award.
The best thinkers are not intellectually humble but intellectually ambitious
(I forgot to mention I used 3.5, not 4.)

I used your prompt verbatim, but didn't do the subsequent ones because the first was so off-base. I didn't do the "become a psychologist" stuff either; rather than adding insight, in other contexts I've found LARPing implies fiction and adds professional conviction to its incorrect answers. I tried to get it to write an affidavit "as a legal advisor" once and it wrote one-- and inserted a fictional special agent into the context.

You approached the conversation with honesty-- the Narcissists and histrionics I normally deal with never do, so our test inputs could not be more polarized. I'd be curious to see what happens if I did an assessment of myself honestly, and what you get being deliberately dishonest and evasive on yours.
Especially bungee cords. I don't accidentally have bungee cords, nor are they common office supplies...
I was initially confused and thought why you would use pincode at ATM, then realized you meant the card's PIN.

In India pincode refers to zipcode or postalcode. the pin in pincode means Postal Index Number.

It would be interesting to know if similar bug exists for the locale en_IN.
It's different-ish. iPadOS is still a more limited/controlled OS and the swap policy is also more limited. You can see it in the open source kernel where it's called "app swap", so it doesn't swap out the OS, but on macOS it can.

"Limited" makes it, well, limited, but it has performance advantages: fewer unexpected page faults mean audio/video processes won't unexpectedly drop a frame as often, and there's fewer disk writes which is good for the lifespan of the hardware it runs on.

Btw iOS actually has a very limited swap policy called "freezer" that only applies to suspended background apps, and only when it's in the performance budget.
Highest-Grossing Entertainment Industry today.

And when all the boomers die, it will eclipse many physical industries.

To underestimate gaming, is to underestimate simulation of life itself.

You're not in the simulation yet.
Somewhat unrelated: shouldn’t it be pronounced “Dvorjak”? That is how the other famous Dvorak (Czech composer) is pronounced.
Rust's trait coherence rules can make it impossible to split certain crates up. On the flip-side, cargo's workspace features make multi-crate projects easier to manage. I would love it if it were possible to loosen coherence within a workspace.
How much separation are you expecting from half a kilobyte of code?
You forgot the spam and the porn.
Since you’re just asking for concepts I can take a probably wrong guess that might lead you to something useful with some googling. (I’ve done stuff like this a lot, but not lately and this is all from memory.)

The problem you’re trying to solve is basically one of routing. You have a packet leaving your phone to the internet, and you want it to route it through the VPS, from VPS to SBC, SBC to your home router, then out to the internet. Start from one end and figure out each step.

From your phone, you basically just need your wireguard config to specify 0.0.0.0/0 in the allowed IPs. That will specify that all traffic should go to the peer. So that’s the easy part down.

Next is you need your VPS to route all traffic out through the tunnel to your SBC. You’ll need to enable IP forwarding, then you’ll need to set up the routes to accomplish this. You can’t just globally route 0.0.0.0/0 otherwise your VPS will no longer be connectable. All the traffic coming in via the wireguard interface from your phone will need to be marked via iptables’ fwmark to use a separate routing table (actually wireguard may do this by default…). So that table is where you’ll need to configure a route for 0.0.0.0/0 to your SBC as the next hop. Otherwise you just need to make sure you have allow rules in place on the forward chain to permit the packets to pass.

Once it hits your SBC, it gets easier. It needs IP forwarding enabled. Depending on whether you want to use double NAT or not you can do this a couple of ways. One is to set up masquerading/NAT and call it a day. The other is to, again, simply allow it to forward the packets along (passing them to your home router) and let your router handle the NAT.

The difference between the approaches will mostly play into how you set up all the reverse routes. As long as you can add routes to your home router, you can add a route for your wireguard range(s) to be routed through the SBC and it _should_ cooperate. If your router doesn’t allow you to set up routing like this, you’ll need to do the NAT on your SBC.

Then reverse route from SBC to VPS for wireguard range. (Can control this through the AllowedIPs in the wireguard config.) Your VPS shouldn’t need any extra work because it’s directly connected to your phone.

And you’re done! Maybe! Good luck!
In the DIY arena, if you didn't pay for it today or specifically for this project, then it's free.

So people will build heirloom-quality furniture pieces for "free" with "scraps."

But, as a DIYer myself, a lot of things do accumulate for Actually Free, you just have to watch out for good materials.
I'm aware, but you can tell by the dates if this is the case
The largest fire in the history of the province (since colonization) is still actively burning in Nova Scotia, despite six consecutive days of rain. June 1st was also the 26th hottest day since 1871.
In Aus I use Pop to refer to my Grandad who was british. I do think it was to help with confusion with which grandparent I was referring too, was it my dads dad or my mums dad
Working now, sorry
You're right, and I thought about that too. But even the average idiot can use google and see there is page after page of near-unanimous consensus on how bad of an idea this is.
This is the reason I changed to Amcrest and started entirely local recording. Ads have been introduced in all camera apps recently. Even the Ring app started to bother me because of their product discounts spammed all over the place.
So, basically what I said is true after all?

You have always had to pay a fee for the privilege of thinking about writing code capable of running on an Apple device - in addition to always being required to compile code on a grossly overpriced Apple device.

So the entry fee to thinking about making an Apple "app" is at a minimum $1k+.

It's hilarious seeing Apple developer's not understand how absurd this all is. Nobody else does it this way, and Apple's users are worse off because of it.
Looks matter everywhere. The halo effect is very real.
Show HN: A progress bar for downloading files in Python called dlbar
It would make me so happy if they have an SQL table or whatever they use that's actually called "fake." That'd really be cutting the bullshit while also creating bullshit.

It's more likely to be some kind of prettified name like "internal public accounts for assuring control of external applications," some sort of technical name that doesn't really make sense by itself but is complicated enough that it looks like someone knew what they're doing when they came up with it.

Management would flip if they stumbled on anything titled "fake." It's way easier to just hide red flags behind technical sounding terms than it is to try to explain why a "problem" isn't a problem and shifting the blame to someone you won't miss.
An office or school's central air system might bring in some outside air, but regular house systems don't. They have intake grills inside the house.
Shouldn't the paper named faster sorting algorithm "optimized" using deep RL instead since no new sorting algorithm is introduced at all?
One of the great gifts of the Abrahamic religions was the end of human sacrifice.

Here's a fantastic graph of sacrifice over time: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FjEVivqXwAAr3kj
She got her whole career from that, jump-started by a Grammy, and died a millionaire.
How is that surprising? Those systems are what made that progress possible in the first place. Unless we stop advancing as a species I don't think they will ever go away.
Yes, completely agree. It did occur to me that I could have taken this into the political realm but decided to keep it bounded in software practice itself for now.

Maybe a follow-up soon.
Except this is 2023 and most CFLs are being rapidly replaced with LEDs which require far less power.
Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload
My mistake. I was thinking of the other idiom for !. How about this then:

add eax, eax
jnz skipinc
inc eax
skipinc:

Also 5 bytes.
Roman Abramovich’s Quest for Portuguese Citizenship–An All-Access EU Pass
When I was using QWERTY, I did not really have a feeling of discomfort, but I did not enjoy typing and sometimes I resented that this activity is unavoidable for transferring my thoughts into the computer.

After switching to Dvorak, even after only a few days and even if only significantly later I have reached and exceeded the previous typing speed, it already felt much easier to find by touch any key than it has ever felt on QWERTY, despite the fact that I have been using QWERTY since high school, for almost a half of century.

Now I enjoy typing and it feels effortlessly, which has never happened before.

So before trying Dvorak seriously, I was never concerned with the fact that the keyboard layout may be suboptimal. Only after the change the improvement has been obvious and I have realized that what I had been using previously had not been good enough.

Nevertheless, when someone wants to try another keyboard layout, an appropriate time must be chosen, when for a few days there is nothing that must be typed ASAP. During the first few days the drop in typing speed can be very large. The slow typing speed can be very frustrating and it is very difficult to resist the temptation of going back to the previous keyboard layout, for a normal typing speed.
Not really? Windows 95 pre-IE4 has no HTML stuff in the shell, so the core Control Panel UI and applets dating back to then are native. The main HTML bits in Explorer of the era once it was glued in was the waste of space side bars. I guess some newer applets might be HTML, but the main ones weren’t.
Pulling a Twitter XD
I've never used Go, but do you really not need to create anything similar to a Cargo.toml file specifying dependencies to create a package? That doesn't seem like it could be true within Google since they would use blaze to compile their Go code, which mandates a new BUILD file for each package...

The other stuff here is mostly just a matter of convention. Every large Rust codebase I'm familiar with absolutely does avoid creating huge crates, so I think the author is just mistaken about what constitutes standard Rust practice.
Live Interactive Smoke Forecast Map
I was expecting something about how you can't move code into a new file without creating a new module, which means you'll need to modify calling code if you want to reorganize stuff, so you end up with massive source files.
> That is, lightning itself heats up the air which makes the lightning more powerful.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_runaway
You don't think another company coming in and demanding $3000 be paid early is changing the terms? Whatever you want to call it, it's bad. Even if it was authorized before, it's a very significant change to start demanding it. The practical terms have changed.
I've called that argument "Maslow's Smartphone", after an instance where someone literally gave the affordability of smartphones as an argument for present-day wealth, utterly ignoring that both:

1. Telecoms, and increasingly smartphones, are not a luxury but a necessity for functioning in most of today's societies.

2. That a smartphone of and by itself is not sufficient for a thriving existence, with reference to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs: food, shelter,

<https://old.reddit.com/r/dredmorbius/comments/2vwfb6/maslows...>

There's also Maslow's Swimming Pool, which surfaced in the context of the Greek austerity crisis of the 2010s:

Succinctly: "Yes, we've got a swimming pool. But that won't feed my children."

<https://www.dw.com/en/the-human-toll-of-greek-austerity/audi...>

<https://old.reddit.com/r/dredmorbius/comments/3ey7d1/maslows...>

Another variant is to note people showing up to relief services (e.g., food bank, natural disaster aid stations) in SUVs or luxury cars. The fact that someone with evidence of past prosperity is now seeking aid doesn't mean that they're undeserving of same, or should be scorned. It's that misfortune is reaching far beyond its usual populations (the multi-generational poor, disabled, addicted, disempowered groups, etc.).

Julian Bond also calls out self-actualisation snake oil:

There's a special part of hell reserved for the snake oil selling charlatans who push some woo called Reversed Maslow's hierarchy of needs. It's much loved by people who talk about "The Secret", life style coaches and executive training. "Be a nice self-actualised person, you'll be full of esteem which will allow you to love others who won't threaten your safety and so the universe will fulfill your bodies needs."

<https://web.archive.org/web/20190115030839/https://plus.goog...>

Yet another realisation (also through a G+ discussion) is that Maslow's Hierarchy is best considered not merely as a set of essential and nourishing goods and services, but as being those elements paired with security in those elements. The hand that offers whilst threatening, withdrawing, or threatening is not nurturing but the definition of abuse and trauma.

Living on a knife's edge, at all times, is not tenable.

So, rather than the pyramid of physiological needs, safety, belonging and love, esteem, and self-actualisation, I see:

- Physiological needs + security in those needs.

- Social needs + security in those.

- Esteem (recognition for accomplishments) + security in that status.

- Self-actualisation + security in those achievements.

Maslow splits out security as its own level, but that jars with my own experience of noting times where one or more (and in the worst instances: all) such needs were fulfilled either in a highly contingent manner ("I'll give you X if you do Y", or "If you do Y I'll withhold X"). That's the extreme of manipulation and precarity.

Finally, Yonatan Zunger's essay on "financial shock wealth" is an excellent reframing of the wealth/poverty discussion (from 2017):

<https://scribe.rip/newco/your-financial-shock-wealth-4845e6d...>
come to think of it this would hide transfers between similar ranking networks where companies swapped things out.
Just play vanilla for now, I guess

I thought it took a hot minute to get mods updated anyway
I can’t recommend Waveform Lighting’s 95 CRI products highly enough!

The wonderful warmth of incandescent (depending on your color temp prefs) with no wasted IR energy in the form of heat. What’s funny is that your mind will perceive it as hot because we’ve been conditioned to expect it from light at that color temp.

Reasonable price, too, but more expensive than bulbs from the big box store. For something that lasts 10-18 years, it’s worth it to me.
Interesting, I always assumed the "overpowered" radiators were just to compensate relatively bad window isolation.
You can set the air balance in most ERV/HRV to be positive or negative. I think the rule of thumb is that they almost always are set to provide slight positive pressure, to avoid drafting e.g. gas appliance exhaust into the house, but I'm not a HVAC expert, just someone looking into them for residential usage.
They lived at the Malthusian population limit of their ecosystem anyway.

Sacrificing children was just another way to get rid of excess population and would absolutely improve the lives of whoever was left.

Any children not sacrificed would have to die by disease, war, or starvation at some point anyway, because again, the population cannot grow above the Malthusian limit.

This core concept - that preindustrial people all lived at their Malthusian population limit - is incredibly important in understanding the preindustrial world and it's shocking that it's not more broadly understood and applied.
Reddit is planning to make their API endpoints cost a lot of money. This is a (near) free alternative.
well, to pressurize it you need to take the air from outside, constantly.
>Forest Service is largely behind the dangerous build up in tree density in our national forests, due to the their total and complete ban on prescribed burns (although to be fair, they've slowly come around to realizing the importance of controlled burns).

This is comically false. The USFS absolutely engages in controlled burns.
I have two cards in my wallet that are identical except for the account. They have braille marks but you can't differentiate the account number by touch as the number is only printed on the cards. When the cards get sent by my bank they have a sticker on them to say that you need to activate this card first. I take the sticker off only one card and leave it on the other but it is hard to tell by touch that it is there.
Are bots users?