skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Recaptcha could also be bypassed in the same way FWIW.
Isn’t it “jurisdiction” not “immunity”?
1887 is in the beginning of France electrification it could indeed be electricity poles (mostly haphazard efforts in France from 1880 to 1890-ish but it’s the entrance of Paris so not an unlikely candidate).

Alternatively that could also be part of the telegraphs system which was fairly widespread at the time (the painting is of one of Paris gates).
I'll stick with Firefox for as long as I can, but I no longer trust Mozilla leadership with browser development.

Ladybird has a long way road ahead before it can actually compete. Servo and WebKit are in much better positions to get a competitive edge if a serious browser maker would actually give it a go.

That said, the modern programming standard employed by Ladybird makes me hopeful that it'll make for a better browser in the long term. Even if it dies a quiet death in a few years, it'll be a useful inspiration for ideas other browser vendors can hopefully take something away from.
> I could still hear the slack and email noises from the lounge

Holy Ahura Mazda! You have intrusive notifications enabled? That's not a good idea even when working in the office...
I'd say the masterpieces ended after Up in 2009. They started doing sequels after that.
What's wrong with this[0]?

[0] https://github.com/seanmorris/php-wasm
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Let me know if it's helpful or how it can be improved!
Hey I'm the one who made this, if anyone is interested in the specifics I'm happy to go into details!

Also as another comment indicates probably a better explanation of the project is the video I made about it: https://youtu.be/zXPiqk0-zDY
Remind me why should we save the environment/planet? At this point its owned by big corporations and governments, so it should be them who need to save it.
I use two browsers. In one I have adblocker. In another one I don't use it.

I use it on the browser from where I browse YouTube, news portals, etc. On the browser that I use 99% for work I don't use it since I want to see (yes, strange I know) ads in my Twitter feed or work related portals that I visit. This way I support those portals (at least I hope that they get paid for showing me ads).
Central banks already "play" on the market. They arent neutral.

So maybe they could stop their inflation policies which screw the little people.

I am not writing about socialism. I am writing that central banks should stop the policies that rob the poor and give money to the rich.

Yes, there were crisises in the past. There are crisises now. And there will be crisises in the future. But in the past, at least the interest rates on savings beat inflation, so common people could build a safety net.
Now you are punished for saving. You can play the stocl market casino (which btw. is connected to price of money from central bank...).

Is the central bank for average people, or another corrupted institution made to make the rich even richer?
I’m curious to hear about what you did with the house (I’m thinking about building/renovating a house in a few years). Did you go DIY or hire a contractor? What were some of your replacements for plastics?
This was all foreseeable, and was one of the reasons I never bothered migrating.
That isn't quite true. An async signature forces it's caller to be async as well. This is because of it's semantics. Most signatures don't infect their callers signatures like that. async is qualitatively different in this regard.
8 years of building the space, projects and other stuff :(
Or you could keep your jobs and move to a lower cost of living area making us of more space?
You hit the nail with this, ActiveRecord is truly a joy to use, when you stumble upon an edge case, you can always go back to raw sql again!

This is how an ORM should be.
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It's also a required element so I guess a question might be how many micrograms of copper are consumed per day by using a copper lined bottle. Adults should get 900 micrograms daily unless they are also consuming a lot of zinc and then one must do more math. Gastric bypass surgery is thought to be a risk factor for copper deficiency. Usage of proton pump inhibitors may also contribute to copper deficiency by reducing the ability of the body to absorb dietary copper.

Most homes have copper water pipes. That's probably more important to test as corrosion in water bottles should be easy to spot. There are test kits one can buy to test their water at home.
Reforming Finra
I can smell and taste for the first time in my life
That'd be a non-starter to me. I switch between US and Norwegian layouts depending on which language I'm writing, and while I could "just" map the additional Norwegian characters to other combinations, I don't want to.
Yes. I have small wooden boards at home that look exactly like that, with a rounded edge.
In my case, it appears that maximizing my download has a huge impact on my upload as well, which makes sense from a TCP/IP point of view. In this case, do you mean the ISP's flow control?
By writing:

first_name<'a>(name: &'a str) -> &'a str

you promised the caller that the output is built directly from the input slice. That is your choice. I'll show you later that you didn't have to.

Similarly by writing this in Go:

func firstName(name string) string

you promised the function accepts a string.

Then you want to change the semantics (the contract) of the function, break your promise and you complain you have to change the signature. You can't do that in any statically typed language.

In Go's case, if you suddently wanted to change the memory representation of name to something else than string, e.g. to a name struct:

func firstName(first_name name) name

then obviously you have to change the signature. This is the same problem.

If you don't want your caller to be affected by lifetimes, just don't specify them in the signature:

fn first_name(name: String) -> String

this is perfectly fine in Rust.

You may say it might be slow because it forces a copy, and forces a particular string implementation. So as I said, Rust gives you tools to abstract out the implementation details:

fn first_name(name: impl AsRef<str>) -> impl AsRef<str> {
// all are correct:
// return name;
// return "foo";
// return String::from("foo");
}

The flexibility goes actually much further than just relaxing the lifetimes. With this signature I actually can change the name representation from String to any type that can be exposed as a slice, with no additional runtime penalty like virtual calls, which you'd need otherwise in Go/Java.

> I just think it is important to be realistic about the downsides as well as the upsides of Rust's ownership system.

So the downside is that it offers you more choices and allows to express more constraints in the signatures, and you can choose wrong. I guess that's quite ok in a general purpose language that wants to be applicable to many different niches.
You're going to be really sad when you learn there are at least 3 standard definitions of "cup". iirc 225mL 240mL 250mL
I mostly agree that the app should only be communicating when exceptional things happen (like failing to save the draft), and my solution of an unnoticeable (but discoverable) status message is meant to give confidence to the users who aren’t very technical and consciously wonder if their work is being saved, which describes much of my target market. The messaging also differentiates these areas from the parts of the app where there’s no concept of a draft and so where auto saving doesn’t happen.
How do you know PLA is safe? I'm sure you would have thought lead was safe at the time
Glad to hear it isn't as far gone as I've been led to believe, but the situation does sound similar to over here. Not using a smart phone increasingly gives you a second class citizen status and some companies even require it. I don't hold much hope for a reversal of the trend.
Do you have any plans to do Radon monitoring? I currently use AirThings Wave+ because of a radon monitoring requirement.
Cars wasn't a critical darling but has absolutely dominated Pixar revenues for years based on merchandizing.

It's really hard to get accurate (or recent) data about these things but at one point was 4x Toy Story merchandizing revenue.

https://www.therichest.com/most-popular/10-movies-that-sold-...
Or just use glass... completely non reactive, fully recyclable. The perfect container.
> while it waits for 30 seconds, them 90, then 120...

That depends on how it’s configured, but that is the correct behavior under the given config. You can specify timeouts, or what depends on what and most of it is sane.

For example, what would be the logical thing to do with a server that has no internet connection? You can only wait for that.
Where's titanium on that scale?
This is how it should be done:

https://www.nga.gov/collection/art-object-page.163184.html

Downloadable JPEG in 4096 × 2441 pixels. Public domain licence.

Another example of the Rijksmuseum neighbouring the Van Gogh Museum:

https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/rijksstudio/kunstenaars/johann...

Downloadable JPEG in 4226 × 4762 pixels. Public domain licence. Only downside is a required account there, but while it asks for an e-mail address, it doesn't bother to check it. (So why ask? Sounds like a GDPR violation.)

I consider these a baseline for important historical works unencumbered by copyright. There is no reason the Van Gogh Museum should hoard digital assets. That is not their mission.
There's also:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melt_sandwich
I shouldn't have to circumvent anything.
What is that link showing? Is he using Shopify as a random website to test his browser against or something? If that's it, that's so hilarious wholesome to end up getting sponsored by them I love it.
Ask HN: How to navigate the world as a brain-damaged 17 year old?
Hello. I'm 17, in the UK, doing A levels. I was previously highly successful for my age, academically and in extracurricular programming projects. I was reasonably competent at programming, and have created and deployed dozens of small-medium projects, some in teams. Computer science, physics, biology, and maths were easy; I got top of the class without trying. I went to a technical school that was almost perfect.

I had a pretty clear plan: Apply to Oxbridge. Failing that, do a degree apprenticeship at GCHQ etc.

March last year my friend was attacked by bullies at school. I tried to help, I was kicked in the head multiple times. The perpetrators got away with it because of our pathetic "justice" system. I was off school for 6 months and I have post-concussion syndrome. I am now below average intelligence. I am constantly fatigued. I have constant headaches. When symptoms are particularly bad I can barely walk or process speech. When I've been able to rest for a extended period I feel almost like I used to, but everything degrades whenever I try to actually do something. My doctor has been helpful and sympathetic, but I am still waiting on specialist help via the NHS.

I am a year into my A levels. I have done nothing but study this year. I wake up, go to school, stay awake with caffeine tablets and strong painkillers, get home, revise, then sleep. It's the same at weekends. Studying is extremely difficult and I retain far less information. I optimise my time with Anki, spaced repetition, and Obsidian. Despite this effort, I had to drop an A level (further maths), which made my already infitesimal chance of Oxbridge zero, and I am barely staying afloat in other qualifications. My current A levels are maths, physics, and compsci.

I don't do much programming now, but when I do I'm significantly worse. The most noticeable difference is in my working memory; where previously I would just write something, I now become overwhelmed if I don't meticulously plan and break the problem up first.

I have no clue how to continue. At the current rate, I will get good enough grades to get into one of the local unis. I think I'd be OK with a computer science course, as I already know much of the content. However, I don't think I can do an apprenticeship or other form of inflexible work - I am not reliably awake, and I'm simply not that intelligent anymore. I plan to take a gap year whatever I do to get some rest.

I've considered trying to work as a freelancer running a software business (after A levels/degree), as that would hopefully allow for more flexibility regarding symptoms. However, I have absolutely no clue how I would go about doing that, or if it's a good option. I can do desktop or web dev, I know Python, Rust, and TS well.

I'm not really sure what I'm asking. Is the freelance idea a good one? I really don't know how to do things as someone who's motivated, and retains a lot of knowledge I learnt before my concussion, but struggles to learn new things and stay awake. I'd appreciate some advice.
The older I am the more I think we do not need any scripting language in the browser.
Movies like Wall-E, Finding Nemo have strong ESG themes and were acclaimed successes.

You seem more obsessed with finding any excuse to be anti-ESG rather than having a specific issue with recent Pixar films which have issues unrelated to specific themes.
It was a masterpieces factory until they sold to Disney and the people in charge of the masterpieces moved to revitalise the animation part of Disney. Everyone knows it but you won’t read it in an American newspaper because of the fall from grace of said talents.

Edit: While I enjoy the usual downvotes, I find it hilarious to read all these articles about Pixar not mentioning Lasseter and Bird despite them clearly being a huge part of Pixar initial success with Lasseter being part of why Pixar mostly produced good movies. Disney Animation started making good movies again (Zootopia, Frozen) once he moved there. It's clear that the quality control suffered once he started splitting his time more and Disney had more influence.
Hello,

Thank you for sharing this.

I'm genuinely wondering how our nose is not a good enough sensor. Are there common cases that affect large areas like the one you live in, where the pollution is not smellable?

Thank you
Battery life of hackintoshes never was that impressive or was it? But if you want apples to oranges instead, then even in its very basic, hacky state linux on that macbook gets 8-10 hours:

https://twitter.com/AsahiLinux/status/1500039345142923269?la...
> Apparently the average person is way less grumpy than I am about things like right to repair or planned obsolescence.

More likely is that the average person feels powerless in the face of technology and doesn't know how to change things or doesn't even fully understand the issues.
People are complex and different. If something is white for one person, and black for another, when you put them next to each other you get... black and white.

Reducing people's different experiences to a homogeneous grey mush is overly reductive.
There's one situation where it's specially terrible: screen sharing. When I'm on a Zoom call, and somebody is sharing their screen, and begins switching spaces... I get dizzy (and the streaming compression goes crazy).
What’s your use case?

Mine may differ from yours but I’m on the road a lot and I wanted protection while using a wifi at a coffee shop, etc.

If you are a google one subscriber(more drive and photo storage) then their vpn is free. It’s useful because there’s a app for devices and they auto connect. Never had a issue with speed.

I know folks use vpns to change locations for geo location based content, which this doesn’t do, but if your looking at a similar use case as me you may already have google vpn.
You’ve never actually implemented a real world implementation, have you?

You’re going to have parameters that are compound. You’re going to end up filtering on objects 3 relations removed, or deal with nasty syncing of normalization. You’ll have endpoints with generic relations, like file uploads, where the parent isnt a foreign key.

It’s going to be a mess. They will NOT always be simple to write.
Seems kinda like a recipe-centric Wikipedia. Interesting idea.
I found coco utterly forgettable. On that point I suppose that I agree with the author
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After 2006 they were still knocking out an extremely high rate of absolutely impressive films:

Wall-E -- if you don't love this film you are possibly dead inside. It's not only absolutely beautiful and emotionally communicative, it's a deeply clever pastiche.

Up, as observed below.

Toy Story 3 came out after Up. And it is a work of acutely well-observed cinema. A staggeringly good film that should have won the Best Picture Oscar. [0]

Brave (2012) is critically neglected, too -- that is a beautiful, subtle, yes quite elusive film, despite what the article says.

And then there are films I have not seen yet but I am told are clever, inventive and beautiful -- Coco, Inside Out, Soul.

They are by any measure still a masterpiece factory. This article is lazy, toxic and cynical.

[0] edit: when I say this, I say it in the sense that surely everyone knows now that E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial should have won Best Picture, not Gandhi. Even Richard Attenborough thought this.
On topic of different representations of cooking recipes I really dig a way the recipe cards are done here: https://www.cookingforengineers.com.

There's something quite simple and elegant about them.
> I believe no other studio has had similar performance.

Studio Ghibli?

John Lasseter was a big fan.
In the UK and US, it was mostly the other way around with the 360 being much more common.
They have USB controllers and enough PHYs for 4 USB 3.x ports on AM4. I don't know about serial, but they did have SPI and I2C.

AM5, I don't know.
I think the problem is not that putting """woke""" messages in movies ruins them, I don't think that's remotely the case, nor that people who care about the stuff people term """woke""" inherently can't write good stories, I think it's that when the people making movies don't have any good ideas, any vision, anything they feel confident the movie can stand on its own merit with, they slap such messages on the front and hope that'll make it above criticism and/or meaningful in some way.
Flat UI is abundant in early GUIs. The skeuomorphic style came later.
Thanks for the wall of text, I don’t doubt basic research is valuable and never wrote anything like that, so you could have saved that typing.

> The 9th Dedekind number is unlikely to be useful, but its pursuit may be valuable in ways we can't imagine.

The fact that you can’t imagine it doesn’t mean somebody else can’t imagine it. If you can’t imagine it, save the typing and let somebody that can imagine it reply, next time.

Btw your reply was useless.
I've used this one for over a decade now. When I was a teacher, I even assigned it to a key-combo. Consider pairing with a few other things you might want in a presentation setting
Iotawatt looks great! Super disappointing they’ve discontinued direct sales and now only work through dealers, with apparently only one dealer in Australia right now.
Because every recipe is written with the ingredients first, so you can get the ingredients ready and confirm you have the complete requirements easily.
Hmm, so ever since the takeover by Disney in 2006 we saw a decline in quality.

Call me biased, but I might see the problem.
Canada plans brain drain of H-1B visa holders, with no-job, no-worries permits
I never said otherwise. “Lovely” and “the ORM is free of issues” is orthogonal. The issues are why there’s a lot of different alternative ways of writing domain logic in Rails.
Commonly speaking you need either tomato sauce or mozzarella to call it a pizza. Without either one, it would be called “pizza pane” but that’s basically flatbread and to be eaten as bread. Pretty rare to find a “pizza” without some sort of sauce to make it wet.
It's Mullvad.
I don't see why retrofit kits couldn't be a thing or at the very least some sort of adapter should become available.

This is the unfortunate risk of being an early adopter of technology. There is just never any good way of predicting how standards will shake out and a lot of times you do your homework and you still choose wrong.
I wanted to show some simple graphs on the display, but this quickly became too much for the esp8266
Yes and no, "data oriented" designs do make sense for full GPU compute utilization by not becoming bottlenecked by memory speeds, but the main problem with the PS2 VU and later improved PS3 Cell design (it's a straight evolutionary line since the mode of working was more or less the same) was that you had to spend a lot of time on the chore of shuffling data in/out of the processor and had to handle the limited memory of those units with no escape hatch.

On the contrary, even if you better not access memory too randomly to get full performance with GPU compute, today you can often access gigabytes of memory randomly IF needed (PS3 Cell had 256kb.. but you were double or triple-buffering for send/receive so effectively it was less) and even if it's better avoided it gives a whole lot of freedom in practice. Doing RTX style raytracing would've been doomed on the Cell.
> surprisingly common at 1 in 30,000

You should reevaluate what you consider common. Schizophrenia, a condition you probably rarely witness in every day life, is around 1 in 100. You don't interact with 30,000 people even over the course of a year.
I use org-roam and hyperlink to files / folders on disk to make them discoverable like any other thoughts I store in org-roam. Using TRAMP you can even link to remote files over SSH or other protocols.

If you're not an Emacs fan and you din't want to be, Logseq is another tool that looks like it can be used in a similar way.
It's comments like this that remind me that HN is my tribe.
Maybe I don’t know what you mean by ESG messaging I’d assume it’s related to some environmental stuff and/or diversity. Strong stories just work - Wall-E was excellent with a back drop of its environmental messaging and non Disney into the spider verse / across the spiderverse are excellent movies with diversity and a great stories.
For the purpose of phone recycling it's probably time to find a USB bootable image for phones that can wipe their storage to avoid even more data leakage. The USB would probably have to power the device too assuming bad batteries.
Preferring walking is a big one, definitely worth more than “donating“.

For most, it would require living in a smaller space, in a more urban area and is probably the most people can do to reduce that impact on the environment.

The energy spend that comes from living in detached single family home that multiplies all the distances mass has to travel back and forth from that home (and subsequent homes) dwarfs everything else.
same here (UK)
looks like desktop client works for me but not for my colleague(both linux). Neither of us connect to web client though.
I guess. If you call Wall-E and Toy Story 3 evidence of a decline in quality.
EU launches 4 testbeds to put AI tech through its paces before it goes to market
What do you mean proto-pizza? The whole Mediterranean and MENA regions are full of similar stuff. Why to look at it from our westerner modern mindset?
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Many of us on HN work in the dev space, even loosely. Jetbrains has a better survey than Stack Overflow and is worth filling out.

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In my area in the winter you always sense air pollution.

But with just a nose it's hard to say if it's 100 μg/m3 of or 200 μg/m3 of PM2.5.
Adversarial audio samples generated by AI can trick authentication systems
SERV: A bit-serial RISC-V core