skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The point is not the specific question (while an egregious example), but rather how much you can trust the system.

And the answer is "you can trust the system a little (enough to answer that logic puzzle correctly anyway), and you'll likely be able to trust future versions more".

Obviously nobody is expecting LLMs to be able to fix every possible bug, but it's entirely possible they will be able to fix enough to be useful. Saying "LLMs will not achieve this. Full stop." seems premature.
CCS is a superset of J1772, and "CCS charger" here means obviously "charger that is physically compatible with a CCS charging port, but not compatible with an NACS charging port."

I'm glad the adapter life works well for you, but I submit that for a mass audience, it's not going to be acceptable. "I just use an adapter everywhere I charge" is a thing only early adopters put up with.
> Today it’s obvious Microsoft can’t be trusted.

You weren't around when they were threatening linux with patents and forcing OEMs to not deliver PCs without a Microsoft operating system preinstalled then?
I don't think this can be successful as an alternative to reddit. I'm a broke unemployed person from a third world country who's not gonna pay to ask a question on /r/work to find a job. Just the thought that I have to pay for talking is alien to me.
> Hans-Dietrich Genscher

And all present, past and future politicians in Germany, Poland, US end everywhere else are supposed to be permanently bound by what a former German foreign minister supposedly said before leaving office back in 1992.

Makes perfect sense.
I started making baking at home when pandemic lockdowns started and with only flour, yeast, salt, oil and sugar my bread grows mold within one to two days (2 cups of flour with 1 teaspoon of sugar) I speculate my home humidity might be high without air conditioning or heat but it seems a lot of something is necessary to prevent commercial bread products from molding for a long time.
We don’t know about running only on the headset.

I suspect the downvotes are because the keynote literally featured someone using their Mac inside the headset. And another video (session? State of the union?) showed developing a Vision Pro app on the Mac and testing it right next to the Mac from inside the Vision Pro.
It's amazing how many people still never got the memo that lockdowns and masks had no effect whatsoever.

Do you have a source for that? It's been a while since I've looked at Covid numbers, so the only research I know off the top of my head that claims there was no effect is a meta-analysis by some economists, which originally claimed lockdowns only prevented 0.2% of deaths. After criticism, they had to re-evaluate their approach and arrived at 3.2%. However, not all objections were addressed, so who knows if there isn't another order of magnitude hiding somewhere.

Personally, I've been leaning towards lockdowns having the potential to be effective based on excess mortality in the nordics: Sweden was the only nordic country that did not lock down in March 2020, and it's also the only one of these countries that saw significant excess mortality in April 2020. There could of course be another reason for that, but until someone offers such, the lockdowns seem to be the obvious factor...
"scandal-ridden" what an euphemism for a well known pedophile that got out of many other crimes thanks to his money and influence.

For anyone thinking that "scandal-ridden" is "distasteful" you are just adding insult to injury to his victims.
I was the GP. I don’t know what else to call the M-series chips :)
There's also dxwrapper that implements old DirectDraw/3D interfaces with newer D3D9 api for better compatibility with newer Windows versions:

https://github.com/elishacloud/dxwrapper
I still want to be able to tell a coworker to "go past the routers, turn to the left and go past views until you get to models; the one you're looking for will be the one on top of the pile on the right".

It would be "wow" for sure, but also - spatial memory is one of the easiest to hijack and repurpose for something useful. Of course, being able to visualize the codebase like this would require a Smalltalk-level system (I'm seeing a chance here for Smalltalk & Moose/Roassal/Mondrian/GToolkit/etc.).

The problem: once you get to that model, you need to read it. And until now reading lots of text in VR wasn't the best experience, not without things costing $10k+. So, the idea is shelved and waits for a good opportunity in the future... Maybe.
I'm a big fan of reproductive freedom and I'm not sure how to reconcile that with my thoughts about natalism, so I try to at least stay out of direct advice/condemnation for individuals.
Install Office, use an App that tracks bandwidth use, uploads and downloads, PER app, and be amazed with how many MB/s of data Office sends to Microsoft.
I literally listed The Satanic Temple (anti-religion, pro LGBTQ+ group) in my last post man.

Where are you going with this? I'm well aware of these groups and can even list them off by name. What problematic behavior do you want to discuss about The Satanic Temple, or other anti-religious groups?
A deep dive into Service-to-Service communications in Kubernetes
Sears had an XSS injection issue, where you could change their breadcrumbs by manipulating the URLs. Some redditors changed and shared a link to a grill as a "Body part roaster" and had fun. Sears found out and got mad

https://www.techdirt.com/2009/08/21/reddit-sears-grills-that...
Do you feel there are any large leaps left for this type of device or will it be incremental improvements to price, speed, battery life, etc from here on out?
I (obviously) meant the majority of subreddits going dark [1]

[1] https://reddark.untone.uk/
I actually would not mind a ceiling mounted design where the headset is counterweighted so it is essentially "floating" and you pull it down to put on your head. I know it will take away from the mobility of the headset, but I am okay with being stuck to a 6ft radius while working. It could also charge through the ceiling.
The Next Chapter: Bitdrift
https://archive.is/xVcEF
> Maybe if someone makes a really, really good voice to text interface.
Maybe it could work, unless you're programming in APL :-)
A cat has no business being in an office and neither do reused computer components.
I don’t follow. Don’t like trigonometry functions, don’t use them.

Scumbag SV giants need to get snipped no matter how many relative units we have.
Would this require ML? I would think this could be accomplished with some rudimentary procedural generation. Divide the large space up into building sized plots, then generate a building to fit the space.
You sound like you're measuring this leap as the Vision Pro vs. not using a headset at all. How much of a leap is it if you're already using e.g. an XREAL Air for display mirroring — and you're planning to mostly use the Vision Pro for that same use-case?
86box will do right up to and including Pentium II or K6/2 if your CPU is fast enough.

edit: also, Win 98 works very well - I use it often in 86box.
> you can seamlessly transfer your photos, captions, and even hashtags

that’s rich, given that nobody has posted photos, captions and hashtags to their feed in 2 years

Its all in the ephemeral stories now, or the reels

Too late
At least on iOS Safari its not responsive. Kind of a no go, sorry.
As always, censorship is common sense moderation if it aligns with your existing biases.
I don't know your circumstances of course, but I'm anal enough about this that I'd consider that a deal breaker.

An employer that forces me to use an OS that treats me like the audience to a television soap opera (meaning, a dumb shmuck who can be puppeted around) is not worth it, it'll kill my joy in working real quick. Tried it, it was horror. So right now, I'd say I'd rather drink my own piss than use a windows box as my daily workstation.
Which fascist things were people pretending to believe in the 90s?
That is a disingenuous response. I have a program that uses open source libraries, but the program is closed.

Such a weird thing to post in reply.

It has a 'nuh uh' feeling, but doesn't actually refute the parent. However it seeds doubt in the parent argument without ever touching the parent argument.
Some must fall, so the rest may learn.
> I purchased a home and I believe it to have been a huge mistake. I'll be looking to sell it basically at-cost

If the worst part of the experience was breaking even, you're ahead. You bought at a peak. Refinance every few years and ride it out.

Rent never gets cheaper over time, you get no privacy and own nothing. If shit hits the fan, you're homeless in 60-90 days. By comparison, foreclosure buys you a year.
I'm not the same person but I use org-roam‐dailies-capture-today with the default capture template for stuff like this. I do want to play around with making more useful capture templates.
The ruling is explicitly saying that the humor of a parody doesn’t enter into the question of whether that parody is infringing on a trademark. They’re saying that using a trademark parody as a trademark must be decided on actual trademark law, not on free speech protections.

That is to say regardless of how funny or not funny someone may find my starting a “Microshit Software” company, if I start aping and using Microsoft’s trade dress in selling my own products under the Microshit brand, it is the fact that I am aping another brand means I don’t get to claim “artistic expression” to avoid answering a trademark dispute. We have to actually resolve the trademark conflict because I am using the parody elements as a brand.
Look, do suggest whatever you want, but if I'm maintaining an important codebase, I'll reject BS like:

- features without tests

- extraLongNamesJustBecauseYouHaveWorkedTheLastTenYearsInAJavaShop

- domain logic in my "Http controllers"

- domain logic in my "DAOs"

- copy-pasted regexes that you cannot explain

- adding 4 unmaintained dependencies from em-pee-em instead of writing the "algorithm" directly (which is at most 50 LOC)

- non-deterministic systems commiting to master

I know, humans are non-deterministic, but at least they dare to say "You were right. I don't know what I was thinking" when you point out their mistakes (if they don't say that, that's on you: they were a bad hire)
The amount of money that will be made from the clean up of messes generated by this stuff will be unreal. And the only way to access it will be to actually know what you're doing (meaning the competition will be thin).
> Because it seems to be another Apple device separating producers and consumers just like iPad and iPhone.

The persistent framing of i-devices this way on HN, after all these years, is baffling to me. Tons of creation happens on them, or using them as a tool in service of creation, much of which would be harder or impossible with traditional computer. Just not a lot of software creation.
Cool thanks, the account view shows a completely different picture. It would probably be a good idea to show that same sidebar to guests, aside from the subscribed tags.

The HTML upload option is... very interesting.
The tech has been copied and improved on multiple times.

But it's the community what makes it interesting.
So sorry for your loss... I cannot imagine your pain.
In addition to GC, the stringref extension is another crucial one for enabling easy interop with JS. Fingers crossed that both make it past the finish line. GC seems pretty much certain, but not sure about stringref.
Did they forget that Linux came out of Europe? and if you want to worry about standards and regulatory stuff, what about all the rest of the world?!
The problem isn't that they're trying to make money. The problem is the management. They would have lost the users anyway, because their official app is terrible. This blackout is about signalling that something is very wrong.
Not to mention the marketing page is not responsive for mobile. Doesn't really feel like a modern design, either. Doesn't tell good about the site's mobile UX.
Then sell them snacks.
Brave is literally an ad funded company that made a pinky promise to only do good ad stuff.

Boggles my mind that people view them as the solution to privacy
How performant a scripting language ends up being is partly due to a couple of fundamental design choices, and partly just due to investment.

The fact JS has very limited interaction between threads makes a JIT much easier to write.

In terms of design there’s a lot of annoying things round equality, operators, and coercion which makes everything just that little bit harder to keep in your head. The standard library also has a bunch of inconsistencies in the way it works. I work on a JS implementation every day and I’m always referring to the spec to double check odd corner cases.

I think the choice of double as the only original numeric type has caused a lot of confusion too, even though I’m not in the camp that says you should never use floats.
I've used other VR headsets and it's significantly better than everything I've tried. You'll be able to put up virtual monitors at the same density as real life and read stuff fine, I couldn't really discern pixels at all. Reading physical monitors through passthrough is a bit harder (I increased text size a few points when I needed to do this) but isn't really something you'd do for actual work.
Yeah, well, it's up to you to decide what's important to you.

Personally, I don't mind curbing my use, especially if that helps avoiding physical limit.
How many shipwrecks are there in the world's oceans?
Metal shader converter and the missing device-scoped barrier
I guess the big question I have is... what's the point of an extremely expensive headset when it looks like Quest 3 at 7x less the price is going to deliver a roughly similar experience, quality-wise?
"Malls are dying" has been a meme for well over 20 years now. I guess it is "The Suit is Back" season.

Back in the year 2000, someone created the Deadmalls.com website that was notable enough to get a Wikipedia page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadmalls.com

And it turns out there was a book published in 2002:

"Greyfields into Goldfields: Dead Malls become Living Neighborhoods"

https://www.amazon.com/Greyfields-into-Goldfields-become-Nei...

...just a few random older articles from DDG:

From 2000: "Retail Darwinism Puts Old Malls in Jeopardy"

"The fully enclosed shopping mall, that island of boxy chain stores and lost apostrophes in a sea of asphalt, was not born in California. But this seems to be the place where people are digging its grave, at least in its present form."

https://web.archive.org/web/20150527125625/https://www.nytim...

From 2001: "Dying shopping malls reborn as old-fashioned downtowns"

https://www.berkeleydailyplanet.com/issue/2001-12-12/article...

From 2003: "Malls: Death of an American icon"

https://web.archive.org/web/20030707142032/https://money.cnn...

Cory Doctorow was talking about dead malls in 2003:

https://boingboing.net/2003/04/19/dead-mall-contest-re.html

From 1998: "Enclosed malls losing luster as well as tenants"

"Mintz thinks the vacancies signal a deeper problem -- that malls are outdated and out of touch with the needs of today's shoppers."

https://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/stories/1998/02/09/st...

From 2018: "America’s malls are dying. Owners are hoping virtual reality and fitness centers will save them"

https://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-malls-revival-2018091...

Of course there are a plethora of recent articles as well:

https://duckduckgo.com/?va=v&t=ha&q=%22Malls+are+dying%22&ia...
How did it compare to the Varjo XR-3?
David Smith is not a reviewer. He’s been a longtime app developer with a huge number of apps. Apple has even featured a few of them.

He may be best known for Pedometer++ and Widgetsmith which was the app that went viral on TikTok when widgets first came out for the iPhone.
I think if the product itself is a web page, then the root www.domain.name needs to point to the product itself, not a description of the product. Imagine if I went to www.amazon.com and instead of the store, that page was a marketing template listing Amazon's business case and a few screenshots of what shopping at Amazon looks like.

IMO the only good reason to have a marketing/business-case landing page is if the product itself hasn't been built yet. Once the product exists, move the marketing page over to /about
True, but it was clear to me that most if not all hospitals’ doctors will follow and do whatever they are told, from the hospital committee, pharma, or whatever, maybe because they are afraid of getting their license suspended. Unlike in engineering for example -which is why I love-, you don’t see similar restrictions or monopoly on approaches, say something major happened around the world, like building collapsing or airplane crashes or internet cuts or whatever, you will see different takes on the incident from all aspects, engineers agree with something others disagree, and then a final conclusion can be made, eithet after or during the incident.
Could it have been the paragraph you removed for being in bad taste?
>I want not to have censorship, and I find a good way of doing this is to insist that censorship decisions be made on principled basis.

That's a non-answer. You can apply any principles here - why should we apply the principles that you agree with???

also, are you actually trying to argue that planned parenthood is a hate group because they abort babies and therefore that is ageist? First off, it's old age that is a protected class. And second, how could anyone take this argument in good faith?
Presenting a very slightly increasing average antarctic coverage trend over specifically 40 years as a refutation that antarctic polar ice is in retreat is misleading for a couple reasons. First, the last ten years appears to show strongly decreasing coverage trend which shows variability or a change in trend to integrate into any conclusions. Second, over that whole period the minimum coverage has a clear decreasing trend, again that should inform any expectations about where we are going.

Are you staking out a claim that antarctic ice is going to increase over the next few decades?
This has never happened to me with Windows as a daily driver since 2014.
Do you have any actual (and professional) experience with sel4 and qnx?

Because we have shipped products with those and boy I wish we had used Linux instead!

Limited, expensive, developer unfriendly and surprisingly, quite unstable under certain loads.
You can try dosbox-x. It was forked from dosbox a while back and has enough compatibility to run Windows 98. (Regular dosbox 0.74 was released in 2010.)
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Don’t you know? national sovereignty is a myth and great powers such as Russia (lol..) have an inherent right to impose their will on everyone between the Oder and Pacific ocean because mr. Genscher renounced Germany’s claim to Eastern Europe.
Yeah, I realized WHO was completely anti-science when they started publishing World Healthcare Rankings where 60% of the score was based purely on how socialist a country's healthcare system was and only 40% was based on the actual quality or results of the healthcare.
I played this game extensively, and you can enable "realistic parking" in the traffic manager mod, which assigns parking requirements to buildings (visible with the traffic overlay). You can also disable the auto despawning of cars, which means you have to build parking lots for them (either with mods or the handful of vanilla parking lots).

There's also DLC which provide a lot more walkability options, including bikes (and bike lanes) and the Plazas and Promenades DLC which has pedestrian only versions of the normal roads.
>The only question is which country (or countries) will be first to attempt it, and what will trigger them to act.

The capability + motivation factors certainly point to India as the most likely candidate, since they're among the closest to disastrous wet-bulb temperatures and have a domestic nuclear umbrella that allows them to say "and what are you going to do about that?". If a heat wave makes it impossible or deadly to harvest crops at a critical moment, panic is a possible outcome.
> given that nobody has posted photos, captions and hashtags to their feed in 2 years

Well, let me throw my anecdata hat into this ring and point out that it is not "nobody" because I have a constantly refreshing feed of people posting just those things every day.
BlueSky is invite-only and it's something the previous Twitter founder is putting together. I am skeptical it will go anywhere, not just because of network effects asking everyone to switch to a new platform, but also because well, if he had all those years to fix Twitter and fiddled while Rome burned, why would his new venture be any better? Would it follow the same original path as Twitter? E.g. having an open api allowing app developers to make something for everyone, then remove it?

It also isn't a charity venture even though he is quite rich now (owns Square, etc.) It is a corporation, so it will be set up to monetize in some way. I like to think that people are getting sick of being the product for some corporation.

Pretty sure that a large # of those "people" you refer to are actually bots. If they're mostly noise and mostly tied to something political they're probably a bot. Take a look at a sampler. If they only seem to pop-up whenever Biden is mentioned or only ever talk about a single thing especially at odd times of the day..
Rather naive to ignore Embrace/Extend/Extinguish, the dark patterns used to push Win10, the online account hassles, the practically buying-up of OpenAI...
If you're building complicated systems, you should probably reduce traffic to sites that are failing to respond, rather than continuing to send traffic, but timeout faster. Depending on what stage in the process the request is failing, it might not make a big difference (in a typical HTTPS exchange, the costs ramp the farther you go, processing a syn < processing a client hello < processing a complex request. (If it's a simple request, processing the client hello is more expensive than the request, of course).

If you send all the same traffic, and probably more because of retries with shorter and shorter timeouts, chances are you are going to keep the system overloaded, never detect success and never return to default timeouts. Dropping most of the traffic, and then turning it back on when the system recovers can lead to oscillation where the system works enough to drive more traffic that overloads the system etc, but at least you're getting some processing done.
Cocktail generates lung’s most critical immune cell in the lab
> I deliberately chose 3.3 because that's the earliest 3.x version I'm aware of that started to see serious adoption.

That happened because of what they were referring to - python 3.0 made a terrible decision with string handling that was remedied in 3.3, giving 3.3 significantly better backwards compatibility with 2 than earlier versions of 3 had.