skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just use the non chorinated stuff, way less harsh.
How deep are your wells there? It seems difficult for serious contamination to happen where I live outside of an poorly maintained well letting surface water down.
The quality of the beef is not the same as in other countries.. >.>
Can you explain a little more what you mean here? I'm not sure this helps my use case. E.g. if I run a BQ external query like the following

SELECT * FROM EXTERNAL_QUERY("my-pg-connection-string", """
SELECT enum_column FROM foo;
""");

that always fails for me, even if I define "CREATE CAST (my_enum_type AS text) WITH INOUT AS IMPLICIT;"

The only way I can get it to work is if I use "SELECT enum_column::text FROM foo;" and I don't need a custom cast definition to do that.
Not familiar with that meaning. Around here, we have a phrase ‘third wheel’.
I’ll have to check this out.
# usage : utility NEW_DIRECTORY -- user : I think not
#
trap 'cleanup' INT HUP TERM
cleanup() { rm -rf "${mydir}" ;}

# stuff
mydir="${HOME}/$1" # but $1 is empty
if test -z "$1"; then
# handle; but while stuff is happening,
# user presses Ctrl-C
fi
The best suggestion for you would be to use SMplayer and create a new playlist in it with the video links you want to watch later and never fear of messing things up.

It uses either youtube-dl or yt-dlp behind the scenes for playing the videos while downloading them on the fly, so it works flawlessly in cases like yours.
When they removed public dislike counts, I don't think a visible dislike counter has been visible next to the thumbnail. You'd still have gotten clickbaited for the same reasons back then.
Every single place you have lived has the worst drivers. Except for you.

How does this make you feel?
sort of

https://hackaday.io/project/167446-diy-inkjet-printer
> as a store of value

Bitcoin is fundamentally a terrible store of value thanks to how fuckin volatile it is.
V2x is a matter of protocol, not the connector.

The advantage of NACS is that it has a working network of chargers, and plugs in effortlessly.
The beauty of Mastodon is that you can set up your own server if you don't like how someone else runs theirs!
I think the non-standard definition of simple is the wrong way of looking at it. people 's thought about what is simple and what is complex is different from person to person. C. is a simple language from a "what primitives do you have to work with?" perspective, however, to knock on effects from those primitives, then the interaction of that code with other code is far from simple.

in the same case, python prevents a simple interface to do a large number of fairly common tasks, parsing a structured text file, input and output into various data formats, and the tools to build upon your work as it gets more complex.

I'm curious to know what your definition of simple is?
i loled. Its so true.
Thanks, Ribbons Unlimited looks like a great resource. A bit like the guy who sells much of the remaining new-old-stock of floppies.

A small wholesaler and retailer I worked for as a kid in the late-1980s did a lot of business in replacement printer ribbons, and there was one third-party brand that offered compatibles for most every printer. Today, I wonder how the manufacturing worked: whether they just sourced from factories that already had the tooling and know-how to make those particular compatibles, or they had to arrange the reverse-engineering and tooling. And whether the same parties still make the ribbons today.
> Anyone who predicts Bitcoin's demise must explain precisely how and why its network would stop functioning.

I've been saying for years that Bitcoin will go down like Second Life. Remember when there were news stories about Sony or whoever buys an island for X million dollars? And now... I mean it's still there (presumably), I don't think they've turned off the servers or anything, but no-one cares and it's obviously not a good investment (and that's with it being propped up by a few people who actually enjoy the game, which Bitcoin won't have).

The ability to actually buy stuff with Bitcoin is already past its peak (more places are removing Bitcoin payment options than adding them). It's less in the news than it was. There probably won't be a specific collapse moment (when Tether's reserves get exposed as fraudulent and they stop withdrawals I expect Bitcoin's price will crash, but it's crashed before and there are still true believers left over). I mean eventually the last miner will turn off their rig, but it will be irrelevant long before that happens.
I don't think I'm following, you didn't "lose" anything if you didn't sell.

Even if you invested in 2007 at the peak and lost 50% of a 100% S&P500 portfolio by 2009, by now you'd be extremely wealthy, adjusting for inflation.

A $10k investment in 2007 is now worth $27k and that assumes you didn't contribute another penny for 16 years.
Speculation. Ransomware. Dark-net markets. These are the top 3 use cases for crypto.
Beefier display modules will have a framebuffer inside so you don’t have to mind the timing, even if you still have to transfer the image line by line because a full screen buffer (at the full colour depth) may not fit into the microcontroller’s own RAM. It would actually be interesting to do some sort of IMGUI for this kind of environment, that would perhaps rerun the display function multiple times per screen update, once for each line where a widget’s bounding box starts or ends.
I think inexperienced developers fall into the trap of implementing whatever they are told to, probably to show that they can. I think it's important that developers think about what they're being requested to do, and suggest alternatives if it makes the software crappier from the user's perspective.
90% of the north american BEV industry has consolidated on NACS just now.
Sure, until you google some error, or some other random thing, find some thread somewhere, want to comment/ask/contribute, and you can't, since the registrations are locked.
Because its been programmed to return to the surface upon error, that is what I've read about 30 times over.
I am an AI researcher. Most actual AI researchers and engineers use very few of these tools - the only one being model providers like OpenAI API and public clouds (AWS, Azure, GCP). The rest of these are infra-centric tools that a16z is highly incentivized to over-inflate the importance of.
Speaking of this would it’ve killed these OceanGate guys to have a (properly maintained) oxygen candle too?
This math isn't realistic. Where I am, the legally mandated minimum shift length is four hours. Divide your numbers by three. Divide it by 3 or four again because this peak only happens on the weekends.

And, again, I think this assumes some metropolis.
Nobody is going to blink at a 98MB program being installed...
This is a shockingly simple product to make "self driving".

Why on earth do they have any controller, aside from some sort of emergency up button.

Furthermore, what the hell is the emergency plan???
This is going to cost taxpayers millions of dollars. The CEO who should be held criminally liable is inside the sub. I really, really hope they're found alive so that he can be held to account for this.

With regard to the people talking about COTS reliability of Microsoft, Logitech or whichever non mil spec components etc.

* Nobody tested that device when they had been working on an ocean going vestle.

* Nobody checked what happens if you have saltwater on your hands when you pick it up.

* Nobody checked what happens if it is exposed to salt fog for periods of time.

This is a potentially tragic event that I hope has a happy ending.
I'd be cautious about thinking that you'll be able to use it for complex projects without eventually needing to enter the NixOS rabbit hole. This hasn't happened to me yet on a project that I'm using devnenv with, but while using nix flakes I've found weirdness in nipkgs that I wanted to address.

On the other hand, the ability to put non python deps in a place that feels like a venv... feels pretty magical.
Ahh, language manipulation. The hallmark of those who offer nothing of value.

Kindly look up Weltanschauung.
Apparently they implemented 'seven safety systems to help it return to the surface', but whether those actually worked is questionable.

It doesn't exactly inspire hope to read that one of these 'systems' was to have the passengers 'tilt the sub by moving to each side of it releasing weights held in place on each side'.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-65965665
Exactly. Seems like the Mods should form a union and demand a rev share. I have to imagine leadership would capitulate
For me it was the camera and vendor customisations. LinageOS could never have a decent camera and running it usually meant losing features.

Back in the CyanogenMod days it was the other way around.
Core inflation is going down, just not as fast as other sectors. People losing their jobs is not a hard fact of a recession, we have one of the lowest unemployment rates in history.

I'm just indexing and staying happy, worry free, it worked for the last 100 years and I'm sure it'll work for my lifetime.
I wonder how much this has to do with the devices people use to access Reddit. I always preferred the old.reddit site on the desktop. Although when I'm on my phone, it gave me eye strain to try and read the tiny font, and pinch/zooming all the time is super annoying. The newer Reddit web app was still incredibly annoying, given all the "install the desktop app" prompts, and it's general lagginess, but allowing me to just flick scroll through articles was actually better for me.

Lemmy's the same way for me, hate the UI on the desktop but it's fine on my phone.
First of all, as is, the legislation requires CCS1. If that changes, nothing is stoping foreign CCS networks from adding NACS connectors.
See China’s Abandoned EV Graveyard: Thousands of Cars Rot in Fields
>The CEO who should be held criminally liable is inside the sub.

The ultimate indemnity.
3.4~ as they were preparing early 4.0 releases was when I was experimenting with godot.

I should add that I was specifically trying to use c# ecosystem for godot at the time and their plugins for testing. Since I ended up with Unreal I'm refreshed enough in c++ that I might check Godot 4.0 out this weekend again.
Using wanderinglabs has helped me get reservations at campsites when it seemed almost impossible to find availablity. Taking my kids to John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park when school gets out. Keep up the good work - great service.
Also when I search, it shows me about 5 search results, 5 videos related to my search that I may like, and then... recommendations?
Small addendum: I'm middle-aged myself but got some hope from my gen-z nephews/nieces: they seem to understand what's happening.

An example is vinyl. They collect it, and it's not just a hipster thing. This rationally makes no sense if you consider that Spotify will have any song at your fingertips wherever you go. Yet it totally makes sense. Digital music is dead, it has no soul, it's not real.

If I tell you that I listened to a song on Spotify (out of 50 million of them) this is supremely meaningless. Yet if you visit my home (which is a vast improvement over a chat message) and I show you a real object with cover art and we both share the experience of listening to it, it's much more real. It's physical, and a shared experience.

Likewise, if I'd share my Spotify playlist with somebody, that doesn't do much. Nobody's going to analyze a digital list of music forwarded by somebody else, especially without any background or curation. Yet if you look at a person's physical collection and they excitedly tell you about it, it's much more inviting to browse and explore.

It's like a little piece of you, whilst digital belongs to nobody.

Many of them also seem to play board games, whilst they could have played a million digital games.

Anyway small sample size, but we need more of this.
The challenge is more in the stack. Building GUIs is tricky, and the web stack offers a lot of useful tools which make it a very good default choice from a “get shipped” perspective. Qt is nice but it sure feels like a big step back in velocity for me
I think that RV drivers are the least of the problems in mountainous areas. I find the big dualie drivers towing boats blasting by me at 10 over the speed limit on a rainy night the type of issue. They may know the roads (if they're local), but they don't know the weather and the wildlife. A tree could be down, or a deer in the road. But they sure love to ride my ass when I'm going a hair below the speed limit.

Most drivers think they're above average at minimum in their driving skill; most could use to take both a basic math course and a driver's safety class.
I loved tender initially, but the recent price increase pushed me to move away from it. I think the platform is good, but prices are steep.

Does anyone use Render at scale? I image the bills are hefty.
I don't have zero anxiety, I have a appropriate level of anxiety. If someone had zero anxiety across an entire life that would be mental illness.

For the war in Europe, I'm in the US so the only thing I'm likely to be bleeding is tax dollars. Now the media wants me to be very afraid about it, but they also give key note speeches at conferences hosted by weapon manufacturers[0] so that's literally their job.

Thinking further if I knew WW3 was going to start I'm not sure that I would behave any differently than now, I'm near Appalachia and they didn't even nuke that place in the Fallout games.

If I lived in Europe I'd have reason to be more worried. If in Russia more still, if in Ukraine more than that. In those cases I'd likely have some action that I'd be able to channel that anxiety into, some way to prepare, some way to fight back, something to do.

[0]https://www.trumancenter.org/news-posts/truman-center-announ...

[0-1]https://www.trumancenter.org/news/trucon
Best Lemmy alt for this sub?
Are the results due to the "quality" of the advertising or the campaign of rabid hate directed towards the lgbt that one of our two parties is concertedly fostering??

>both a pro-choice and an anti-abortion marketing campaign would have negative effects on their sales

Ok? I wasn't commenting on the efficacy of various political themed advertising campaigns, I was challenging the notion that benign lamentation of advertisement quality was what got him banned.

If I had to put money on it I'd put a 3-4 digit sum on what that guy actually got banned for. And it rhymes with ransphobia. Anyone who cares that much about an ad only cares about that ad for one reason. And I'd bet his phobia leaked out in his totally benign criticisms.
Yes, vLLM focuses on maximizing throughput when the VRAM is fully utilized. Nevertheless, I believe users can still benefit from vLLM even if they don't utilize the memory to its full capacity, because vLLM also includes other optimizations orthogonal to the PagedAttention (e.g., optimized CUDA kernels).
this and other different end-to-end architectures are offered in deepset/haystack, one of the best and quite mature frameworks to work with LLMs (pre-GPT craze) and do augmented retrieval, etc.

I do feel the article presents old concepts as "emerging".

if you are curious about building something quickly, you can jump into one of the tutorials https://haystack.deepset.ai/tutorials

Over a weekend I've used deepset/haystack to build a Q/A engine over open source communities slack and discord threads that can potentially have an answer - it was a joy and a breeze to implement. If you have question about Metaflow, K8s, Golang, Deepset, Deep Java Library and some other tech - try asking your quick question on https://www.kwq.ai :-)
Count yourself lucky then. I was raised religious and even did a mission, visiting many dozens of congregations over my time of activity and yes there were plenty of things great about it but there was a ton of sexism, racism, homophobia, and gaslighting about what is real and what is not. Some of which took more than a decade to filter out of my psyche.

Glad you're having a great experience, don't assume it's remotely representative.
You can use the same analogy for the Opium wars. It’s a moot point. It doesn’t change the fact that what the British Empire did and what CCP is doing now are both disgusting and wrong.
I think YouTube cares quite a bit about clickbait. Just looking at its recommendations vs everything else I see online, it seems fairly tame in terms of clickbaitiness. Check out the trash labeled "powered by Outbrain" across the web...
The periscope is a combat critical device, lose control of it and the enemy will see you first and you're dead.
The root cause isn’t what he mentioned, it’s simply corporates own North America and the government won’t do anything beyond the bare minimum for the infrastructure, and it’s in corps interest to have it car dependent, mix that with obesity of you average North American, nothing will change in that regard.

For example in Ontario Canada where he is from, the roads can get really bad with potholes and bumps, and only fixed after it’s classified as an off-road one.. and of course the excuse is as he mentioned, “it’s the snow!!”, so yep I agree, North Americans are professional at making excuses!
Is openais business model reliant on copyright laundering?
Yes but "the dose makes the poison". Unless you're showing direct cumulative, irreparable damage, then it is not possible to extrapolate by poisoning something with a large amount of chemical that the small amount is just as bad.

Pure water - i.e. Milli-Q ultrapure water - is in fact a toxin in moderate quantities due to osmotic effects.
Here's one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG_yIcLlzYk

This guy has an Aussie accent but I'm pretty sure he's talking about US dollars. His numbers look accurate to me. He's estimating $5000 for charging a long-range Model 3. I think that might be a bit optimistic so I'd stick with my original estimate of $10k.

Caution: I strongly suggest you buy your PV panels from a company other than Tesla. Tesla's PV business is a bit of a clusterf*ck. Just get regular PV panels and a good inverter from a local installer. If you want to charge at night, you could either install a grid-tied system with net metering (which decreases your cost of grid power), or you could install a battery just for car-charging. In that case, the Tesla Powerwall battery is a perfectly suitable option. Tesla makes great batteries, but their PV offering is overpriced and they seem to have horrible customer service.
I mean, it's possible, but it's not exactly pretty, and it won't necessarily work in all POSIX compliant shells either (although I believe it will in most, but I didn't test – things the trap execution order and exact status codes are not exactly defined IIRC).
Supporting flatpak would be nice if possible
Do not wrap your errors like in the article. A better way to do it is to create your own error type where you can pass additional values alongside message. It means that you can actually handle the error and not just log it.
I looked at a brand new house last year with a big gas stove, and it had a big extraction fan over it. I asked where it vented to. “Oh it’s just a carbon filter and recirculates the air”. I couldn’t believe it.
A company can “render a service” to someone. It’s not commonly used in English anymore but it’s definitely valid.
If you’re serious, this youtuber built a robotic arm himself: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4njCTv7IRbyf3XfhUcp_jnkR...

Don’t think it’s cheap nor a “platform” but maybe it’s enough to get you started ;)

He just recently put out a video on making a carbon fiber arm piece for it.
Because Reddit took VC money and need to give their investors a return from it, in the form of an IPO.

Giving money to mods won't help their IPO roadshow or make them profitable.
This is false information, ublock origin doesn't affect 'Sort by' feature.
I find it weird that other men don't do that. I try to be good friends with men and women I feel I can trust, and we do often talk about personal stuff to let out steam, take breaks for talking, go for walks once in a while, etc.

Just yesterday at work I stayed until 9pm because a friend was waiting on some CI shit, I stayed to do today's work in advance. We were close before but we talked about a lot of personal stuff to each other, it's nice advancing the friendship to new levels.

But I also talk deep stuff with my male friends. It's not really with everyone but there's plenty of people who are ok with that.
Yeah. Going a bit faster on your morning commute won’t change much. But it does legitimately add up on longer drives.

Not to mention, waiting behind a needlessly slow driver is just annoying. Mental costs are real, especially when operating heavy machinery.
SFML 2.6.0 is finally out
SFML is the most idiomatic C++ Graphics/Multimedia library out there. After a bit of a hiatus, and a lot of effort, it is back.
The highest utility purchases that have sometimes been non trivial $$$, other than experiences (Rally Driving, Scuba Diving, MIG welding course) are home optimizations that I use every day:

1. Bidets in every toilet, never going back to toilet paper,
2. Automatic blinds in bedroom with sheers and blackouts that incrementally rise on a timer,
3. Sensor light switches that auto detect and auto turn off,
4. Automatic vacuum and mop,
5. Home automation controllable light switches and remotes, optimizing light switch placement in room,
6. Great furniture that looks good and is comfortable (there’s a huge leap going from IKEA > Crate & Barrel > Design within reach,
7. Good power tools and job specific tools.

These are all things that incrementally improve my life every day.
>It’s sad of course, but the early days of flight were also quite dangerous but they lead to rapid innovation and the stable industry of today.

And if you tried to take paid passengers on a homebuilt uncertified aircraft today you would go to jail. This isn't the early days. The challenger deep was reached over 60 years ago. We've been building submarines longer than airplanes. We know how to do this stuff safely. This was negligence.
What international safety standards apply to bicycles? Seems to me that if you’re way out in international waters it’s not too surprising that no one is going to step in to stop you doing something this stupid. There’s not much jurisdiction.
You can live in a real estate investment or grow food on it or run a business in it. Bitcoin is a bunch of 1s and 0s that is same as a blank canvas hung in museum and is priced at $20M. It is essentially useless, but people believe it’s worth something, so it keeps holding value. Until one day, it doesn’t.
Yep. I built my blog to serve the markdown over HTTP and have a minimal stub to make the browser render it nicely. But that turned out to be much cleaner to do with Javascript than with XSLT. HN hates it, but I really think it's the way forward.
The more modern ones use hall sensor based sticks. Most new RC transmitter designs have 'em.
This is hilarious. So crypto exchanges selling “securities” will be driven out of the US. Ok. US users will have to first buy “approved” cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, transfer them to a non-US exchange or p2p exchange like Bisq and use a VPN to buy whatever they want.
The real winners here are these lawyers and apparatchiks who have never created anything of value in their entire life.
I did receive an email too which just had a number mentioned that wasn’t even hyperlinked to anything. Turns out I am or was not part of any group ever.
The first app stores for iOS/android worked. Even webos.