skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Which than you're back to paying $40+/year to ensure you don't get wiped from their "free" tier when they feel like it.

Nothing is free forever.
Not only that (and I can't tell if that's what you meant originally), but Factorio had blueprints _before Dyson Space Program came out_.
I was previously on Guanfacine in combination with Adderall for my blood pressure so I don't have experience taking it solely. I did learn I cannot take stimulants at all, it takes my anxiety to 1000 and makes me a complete a-hole around my house which helps nobody.

Can you elaborate which ADHD symptoms it has helped the most? I'm currently not taking any meds but I can't focus or concentrate to save my life which makes a demanding IT job difficult at times.
They are right and you are wrong.
If some web page is publicly available, it should be indexed.
Scraping neutrality, please.
Will that result in longer than a 5 year support life? A LTS Chromebook or EdgeBook would be wonderful.
Still few problems with this.

- intensive fish farming can lead to environmental issues, such as water pollution from fish waste, excessive use of antibiotics and chemicals, and the depletion of wild fish stocks used for fish feed

- some farmed fish species require a substantial amount of wild-caught fish to produce a relatively small amount of farmed fish

- the conversion of natural habitats like mangroves and wetlands into fish farms can lead to habitat destruction and loss of critical ecosystems that support various species

- in densely packed fish farms, diseases spread rapidly among fish populations, leading to mass mortality events. The use of antibiotics to control diseases can also contribute to antibiotic resistance, posing risks to human health

- introducing non-native or genetically modified fish into local ecosystems can disrupt the balance of the ecosystem and lead to unintended consequences

We have to switch to plant based diets.

It seems to me that nothing else will stop the environmental destruction, in this case overfishing, which alone threatens us with empty oceans in 2040's.

And it would solve the problem with warming oceans too.

Rapid phase-out of fossil fuels, together with a switch to a plant-based diet, would free up a land area the size of Africa. When reforested, this area would store so much carbon that we'd be able to store our entire 1.5C carbon budget in those forests and initiate a new "little ice age."
Usually, yes. But there do exist infectious cancers that spread between individuals. One is the face cancer that's been killing Tasmanian devils[0]... it started in one individual and spreads to others when they fight (biting each other). Apparently there's a similar (although rarer) cancers that's sexually transmitted between dogs.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil_facial_tumour_disease
You're fucked.

They have the ability to size it as it's not a domain or anything. So they have the legal ability to tell you to eff off.

You can try to go to court and maybe get a settlement, but talk to a lawyer first.
Telcos actually don't have that much leeway in whether they can allow this stuff on the network. That's part and parcel of the whole "common carrier" thing that some people wish would be required of internet service providers; as a common carrier, they can't block legitimate, legal use of the service until some authority tells them it's not legitimate or legal, and that's a (due) process.

So not to go to bat for Ma Bell and her li'l babies here, but fining the telcos for following the law would be counter-productive and unfair.
Services also includes the amount that Google pays Apple each year to be the default search engine on iOS. It’s estimated to be $15+ billion a year https://www.makeuseof.com/why-google-pays-apple-billions-of-...

That’s pure profit
> Annoying 90 people to make a marginal profit from 3 seems bad for society, and I would fully support a ban.

I mean, that’s easy to say in a glib way on a site like HN, but are factoring in the full consequences of the knock-on effects of a high-friction economy?

Oh, ads are annoying? Ok, everything that is ad supported ceases to exist. Little or no TV, no social media (ok, this sort of seems like a win), no newspapers, no magazines, no radio, much smaller movie scene (since they can’t advertise), etc.

I’m all for having healthy boundaries and being able to set healthy boundaries, but your solution seems like overkill.

Fwiw, I set my phone on do not disturb for numbers not in my address book. That’s an easy way to not be bothered if that’s your jam (I just check messages if/when I want to).
I wish we could have gotten one for each city watch member, and Vetinari too.

But they do look good, and Vimes is included so I'm happy.
> Using ternary operators everywhere instead of if-else just because it's a few characters less

This isn't a fair assumption to make. One good reason to prefer ternaries over if-elses in languages which lack if-else expressions (and only have if-else statements) is that ternaries guarantee that you'll get a value for each branch, and with static typing you'll even know what type that value will be, whereas each branch of an if-else tree might do anything, is usually forced to rely on mutation to accomplish its job, and has no statically enforced guarantee of producing the value that you want.

The fact that ternaries are terser is irrelevant. Some modern languages, like rust, have avoided copying this awkward if-else-ternary dichotomy by providing if-else expressions, which is the perfect solution to this particular situation.

I am also honestly a bit concerned over how many developers consider ternaries hard to read. They're one of the most basic constructs of most of the popular languages out there, not some advanced corner case where it might be understandable to struggle with them.
Keen does tend to presume competence beyond what his readership may bring to bear, I'll allow that.
That would likely be highly illegal of them, per the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Unless they could prove that the process of you enabling the confiscated features caused something else to break, they're still on the hook for it.
Side note: UK companies are really easy to find & view filings of.

Deserves praise especially considering how much of a black hole the UK can be for conniving businesspeople and so on
https://archive.ph/UyqMR
I've started to attempt to gently grind that into juniors. After a certain point, hope is a vice you cannot afford. It is simply something you outgrow, if only because of the unceasing retirement from the mortal coil of those that can bail you out.

Hope is for the young and inexperienced. Everytime I come to your rescue, you'd best pay attention. I have an expiration date.
I totally understand the fear when VC money comes on the table, but not every open source project can be in the Apache or Linux Foundation ;) Most of the money in those organizations also comes from the big names, not from indie hackers sponsoring for them. A lot of people think that open source means free because you don't have to pay for it, but that's wrong.

I think the future of an open source project and the company behind it really depends on the founders. If open source is really in their DNA, they will fight for it. If everything goes wrong, at least the open source code will remain. The closed code will most likely disappear with the company.

Thanks for your feedback! We really need people like you to point out when things are going in the wrong direction. It's often a difficult balance between making money and giving back to the community. So we need your outside perspective!
What is a good fpga starter board that's big enough to load this?
It's not obvious from the repo as a complete novice in fpga land.
How was the system George Washington designed any better, and how do the results of it in the present day turn out better than the same "luck"?

Loads of things in the British system are basically undefined but this is as much of a feature as a bug now. It seems to be about as useful as a nailed-down system of constitution that can't ever be changed, because that's just how things were written. The results are about the same so I'm not fully cognisant of what your critique is.
It’s stuff like this that puts big-name AAA studios to shame. I cannot imagine a world where Blizzard decides to dedicate dev time to a feature like this.

It makes some of the comments written by devs at billion dollar companies seem pathetic. Some examples:

> “It’s Rockstar-level nonsense for scope”

> Diablo IV senior designer Chris Balser also agreed with Nelson Jr., saying that it is important to remember that not all studios operate under the same conditions.

I guess they’re just intimidated by development studios that are still passionate for making games players genuinely enjoy as compared to their day job of working on battle passes and loot boxes.

https://gameworldobserver.com/2023/07/12/baldurs-gate-3-new-...
A record 270 GW of solar is predicted worldwide for 2023
Perhaps you are using the wrong language. You should probably just stick with python or javascript where they just have simple lists and maps and pretty much nothing else.
Your iCloud Photo Library is just storage. So just sign up for enough iCloud Storage to cover what you have now, and you're good.
Romans simply didn't eat dogs if there were other sources of food around.

If they would have, chances are we still would do it today.
If you want dentists on your platform, try to find dentist who are "fee for service", that's what the no-insurance shops call themselves.

If you have any other questions about working dentist, feel free to email me and we can setup a call. My wife is a dentist and we've learned a thing or two over the years.
Do you have happen to have any documentation about your benchmarking? I'm also considering these options at the moment (currently using pg+timescaledb) and interested in what you found.
So Vivaldi as a Chromium-based browser also has personas/user accounts/whatever you want to call it, that shows your icon on the top right. It doesn't need to be an online account, and it allows you to choose a custom icon, even from disk (my Chromium install offers 24 icons but no "load image" picker). And... the custom icon can be an animated GIF!

So this is what the top right corner of my Vivaldi install looks like right now, but in real life it's animated: https://i.imgur.com/pqvhlsz.png
Where’s the profit in funding a library, though? The others examples you gave are SaaSable, I don’t see that for a library. Paid support, sure, maybe, but does that get the kind of return a VC needs?
UDP is actually more expensive to NAT than TCP is. The reason is UDP fragmentation, which is my vote for the worst, and least forgivable, design error of TCP/IP.

Instead of putting the fragmentation in L4 (like QUIC now does) and including a UDP header on every fragmented packet in a datagram, UDP only includes the header on the first packet. With fragmentation happening; firewalls, NATs, and end-hosts have to buffer and coalesce IP packets based on IP IDs, before the destination can be identified. It's a real nuisance. A lot of CGNAT "stateless" implementations can't handle this and you get very hard to debug issues when there are fragmentation and MTU mismatches.
I find this hard to believe? Did I word it sloppily? Of course, this is a conversation more than a pointed debate. But I would be surprised to find we go out of our way to preserve things that society doesn't find some aesthetic beauty in.

Does that mean I don't believe we can also have people dedicated to archiving all things? No. The post I responded to had a good example of some of the "lesser quality" preservations of the same work.
Here's an actionable point: maybe the NIH shouldn't have been funding the research in China?
There will always be something to do. 10% can expand to be more work than the initial 90%.
Oh, huh... Excellent point that hadn't even occurred to me!
No, but it does make you wonder if some Ballmer-y future CEO decides that the margins of Services are more important than hardware sales, and chases some short-term gain from opening up iOS to commodity hardware makers.
The architects are wary about introducing new syntax into the Language. If it can be accomplished with an API, it should be done that way. Also, this keyword would probably use something like ComputedConstants in the background, and doing it this way would sweep that under the rug, which is also generally not how most Java features work. The delayed nature of this initialization is also not explicitly highlighted (unlike the lambda we would have to use with ComputedConstants), which will eventually bite people.
Boss says ... ... "no"
Bitchionaire. Just end the leases.
You could say the same about musk + spacex.

At first lots of rockets falling over and mostly PR.

But now he's put up 4300+ satellites. Last month he put up 183+ satellites.
100% agree, they need to offer steep reserved instance pricing for NAT gateways. To deploy 3 NAT gateways (HA one in each availability zone) is $99/mo just for the instances.
Yeah surely a better approach is... rather than inheriting from an all powerful class, just compose controllers out of modules. Some used in almost every controller. Some pretty specific to one or two edge cases.

Like the problem was having an all-or-nothing inheritance model for shared functionality, which also ended up very long and intimidating.

I also don't really understand why emerging edge cases caused him to complicate his 90%-perfect parent class instead of just... overriding specific functions in the children. (The specifics of these overrides will probably make you want to refactor your parent class so that the overrides have clean joints but you shouldn't just dump the new child-specific logic into your parent)
The problem is political dysfunction at higher levels. California tried hiring SNCF to build their high speed rail, but that fell apart because what California wanted was impossible and didn't make sense. (SNCF built a line in Morocco instead)
I know that does not solve the problem, but I find amazing that it is so hard to open a "read-only" connection to a sql database. At least in Sql Server we need to create a User with specific rights in order to do it, and even so it is not perfect.
sweet

search is also pretty nice

You have: search gallon
alegallon beergallon
beergallon 282 UKinch^3
brgallon 4.54609 l
drygallon 1|2 uspeck
gallon usgallon
imperialgallon brgallon
irishgallon 217.6 UKinch^3
scotsgallon 827.232 UKinch^3
usgallon 231 in^3
winegallon 231 UKinch^3
iPad isn’t doing very well. I wonder how they can fix that.
Sibling comment of the root reply this is on. Everyone else can see it and it was posted before you made this comment so no idea why you can't see it but everyone else can.
This is it. The source is the spinelessness of studios rather than some greater societal shift. However, that's not to say a societal shift cannot follow from reality mirroring fiction because mass media manufactures much of the attitudes of society.

I value old, foreign, dirty films that transgress taboos because they go boldly without the consent and approval of the morality police god squad or the ministry of harmony and culture.

“[Good] Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.” ― Banksy
Maybe he's prepping for the year 10,000 problem:

[0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_formatting_and_storage_...
only if you take on VC. if it cost almost nothing to maintain and there is no pressure for ROI I think it can be done. also, the young, who mostly have no money will flock to cheap options and then it's a waiting game was they grow up.
The code is here, so it seems so: https://github.com/guochengqian/Magic123

It looks like if you use the full pipeline, it takes 2.5 hours for textual inversion, 40 minutes for coarse estimation, and 20 minutes for fine estimation. For one image, on a 32G V100.
A large fraction of all nuclear power plants decommissioned recently didn’t make 50 years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_decommissioning
Yes, I meant the B2 service.

I haven't set up a proper syncing tool yet, I used cyberduck to just drag and drop the folders from local to remote.

I will look into the backblaze software.

Thanks for the response
It's not your username; it was always theirs.
Hearth Display: Agile for Families
Why GPT-4? I imagine DeepL has better quality
anybody have anecdotes about their range vs. expected?
Ivy leagues accept 12% of students from overseas, which will skew the demographics towards the global average.
AFAIK, an FPGA board is not enough, you also need the "compiled netlist" from the Verilog files, clock configuration and routing info, tailored to the specific FPGA/board you choose.
Wow, I thought the original article was awful tho good, then I saw the lseek goto which seems much worse, then I see this dlopen for bash and I find it's the worse. But impossibly cool.

Did you have a usecase for this or it was just fun?
Jupyter AI brings generative artificial intelligence to Jupyter notebooks, giving users the power to explain and generate code, fix errors, summarize content, ask questions about their local files, and generate entire notebooks from a natural language prompt.
> When you attack stylistic elements of an argument you’re attacking the person as someone who made an argument in that form

No, you aren’t.

“This argument is false because ofn the way it is presented” is fallacious, but it does not rely on the reader rearranging it into “This argument is wrong because anyone who would present an argument this way is a bad person whose arguments should be dismissed”.

Its definitely a non sequitur, but calling it ad hominem is interpolating things that aren't there.
A friend shared this product with me, and we had... thoughts about it. I think this product requires an ideal family that wants to work together for it to work properly.
Look at the Diablo4 subreddit for an idea of just how little Blizzard developers cared for quality of life or how the endgame feels to play.

For example, in order to try out a new build it can take upwards of 200-300 clicks to reset the paragon tree. Devs couldn’t be bothered to add a “reset all” button. Meanwhile other games like BG3 have all these extras like twitch integrations.

Keep in mind that, supposedly, Diablo 4 was in development for about 6 years. Resources and development time aren’t an issue for Blizzard.
The secret is to always be nice she will never suspect.
If I'm not expecting someone to ring my doorbell (or call me on the phone, which is certainly rarer), my phone is on silent. So I simply wouldn't notice unless I happen to be looking at my phone.

I have my other communication (mostly FB Messenger, but also Discord and SMS/MMS) set up to work on my computer, so I rarely look at my phone at home.

Also I live in a condo, nobody can really "knock on my door" unless it's someone who lives in my building, in which case I'll answer.
This is wrong. For example, there are molecular ions H3+ and CH5+

Some of the most common ions in the universe
Vote with your feet. Mason, bluesky, threads, etc. Musk has to be made an example of otherwise other people will try to imitate him.
Something something silly walks
Are they a credit card processor, or are they a store?

What do you think the margin is at the mall?
> The more likely scenario is your system (or phone) gets compromised, it lives behind the supposedly secure NAT "firewall"

It's far easier than that - web pages running on your machine are also "calling from inside the house" if you will (https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/campfire.png)

You load up some js on any random site and it can do a pretty thorough scan of your network in a few minutes.
It's that, plus caching. It's basically what a thunk is called in Haskell land. You could also describe it as a Future, but with a vastly simplified API (no exceptions to catch when calling `get()`) thanks to being intended for the single-threaded case.
But why do you believe so?
On older models. Current models come with it.
Pros: maybe subjectively feels better for some people?

Cons: extremely painful amounts of churn for everyone
The only game town for what, though? Doing things on your iPhone?

Most of the things Apple takes a 30% cut for are things that are very easy to do on other devices, it's just that people specifically want to do them on the iPhone. The most notable 30% case is with Fortnite but that's an excellent example of portability. There isn't really anything locking anyone to playing on iPhone except wanting to play on iPhone. Purchased skins and the like are all accessible regardless of where you purchase or play as long as it was linked to your Epic account.
> Ivy leagues accept 12% of students from overseas, which will skew the demographics towards the global average.

Only if the 12% is itself a random selection of the global pool, rather than selective by the same kind of criteria the schools use for other students.
How do you feel about CPU/GPU/RAM binning?
Scheme is actually one of the ancestors of Common Lisp, not its descendant: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/Groups/AI/html/cltl/clm/node5.html
Man in the middle certificate re-signing deep packet inspection firewalls are notorious for not supporting IPv6. Most everything else has switched, but many network admins fear IPv6 and don't want to have to learn something new.
> we appreciate your loyalty

They're showing you right where to hit 'em.
> Is it possible that on Android, where other malls have been permitted for a long time (and sideloading, too) - that there really just isn't much demand for another mall? Maybe they haven't been successful because nobody really wants to deal with another mall. Maybe this will be a complete no-op for Apple if they allow other app stores, too.

Yes, that's exactly the reason Apple is not allowing other malls. /s If it's so harmless for Apple, why not just allow other malls?

> If they allowed other app stores, I wouldn't make the move. I get a ton of value out of Apple's ecosystem, including - maybe especially - the ability to see what subscriptions I have and cancel them with a single click without even interacting with the app vendor.

What makes you think other app stores can't do it? What if apps are cheaper on other app stores because other app stores don't charge 30% tax?
Very well put. Effective businesses are good at communicating and sharing these models so everyone is able to reason about them, and if they’re lucky anticipate future articulation points.
Exactly. Those in charge told Musk he can screw up Twitter however much he wants but to leave the important stuff like SpaceX to the grown ups.
Ah, so just needs an awareness campaign! Even more of a clear moral win then if it doesn't require deception.

(also, yikes and tragic)
Friends with the Model Y LR tell me to expect 200 miles on road trips per charge.