skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My pinecil hits 350-400°C in a matter of seconds with a 65W PSU.

It can use type-c _or_ a barrel-jack DC adaptor.
I grew up in a mountain town, and the mountain started doing 8 am openings for season pass holders. Some colleagues and I would hit the slopes, ski for an hour, and be in the office at 930. My actual productivity after that kind of fresh air and exercise every morning was much higher.

We also had an employee with a 'powder clause' in her contract. Any day with over a certain amount of snowfall meant a day off.
I use pixie for my game framework. It's used to load textures, layout fonts, and render font atlases. It can be used for generative art but https://github.com/EriKWDev/nanim or sdl2 using renderer's makes more sense as they are gpu accelerated.
Oh my, China literally has a 0 for human rights.

https://freedomhouse.org/country/china/freedom-net/2022#C
In Python, midnight datetime.time(0,0,0) is False, other times are True
Stable Diffusion isn't a familiar term outside a very niche audience. Probably over 50% of the earth's population is familiar with checking 'USD' exchange rates.
> I don't want my intelligence officers drunk OR high. Is that too much to ask?

On the job? I agree with you.

Off the job? Do you mind if an inteligence officer who is not on duty let’s say on a fourth of july, bbq-s some burgers with his friends and family and then drinks four beers? Enough to be considered as impaired if they were to drive. But they don’t drive. They don’t babble about secrets. They talk about sports and then they sleep it off. Would you mind that?

And would you mind the same if it were a canabis joint instead of the beers?
A Country Built by Obsessives (2013)
> Less than 40kJ/L
There's plenty of times where I've outright laughed at a reference he's slipped into his videos, e.g. a Far Side reference in a video about cow cloning.
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There is no proof this happens beyond internet comments. Smaller stores are simply less efficient and don't benefit from economies of scale, and therefore have higher prices and smaller selection as a result.
Kind of. There's https://github.com/Hannibal046/Awesome-LLM and you can follow the subreddit too. They're not amazing though, so I'm in the process of making my own catalogue.
> The question then is whether we are willing to tolerate the level of enforcement necessary.

I think the question is how do we make prisons less cruel and dangerous, and lower recidivism. Of course there is a backlash against enforcement when the solution is locking people in cages.
After the outrage I saw when a US citizen was caned in Singapore for a vandalism violation, I'd say no, the people here probably don't look to Singapore as a guide for enforcement.
I interpret that to mean, "people who use drugs habitually" not just those who dabbled in particular contexts.
Client means browser in this context.
> I prefer a static height desk and a padded piano bench to sit on.

I have a similar setup, though with a height-adjustable desk. Instead of a piano bench, I got a simple stool from Ikea [1], which apparently they classify as "standing support". Works the same for me as you describe with the piano bench.

[1] https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/nilserik-standing-support-black...

> Trying to find files at an O365-using company is nearly impossible.

100% agree. Microsoft's work has created millions of jobs in the "Sharepoint archeology" sector. David Graeber must be rotating in his grave.
Why do you need the statistic? You seem to have already reached a conclusion. Have you looked at related statistics to inform your perspective?
I wouldn't. Hard-drinking military leaders have a good track record, e.g., U.S. Grant, whereas the world has little or no experience AFAIK with high leaders.
Well yeah. The carrier's job is not to sell devices. It's to sell the services that they provide. If you don't want that, you have to buy unlocked from the manufacturer and finance another way.

I wouldn't call it misleading at all. The terms are laid out that you have to subscribe. Carriers won't sell you a phone outright in their stores without it being activated on a new account. Believe me I've asked.
NYC had a very peculiar roll out where they made it very difficult to get a license to sell but then didn’t do any enforcement for needing the license.

In most places that rolled out legal pot that wasn’t the case and people largely do use the legal places. The only time it’s not true is if the taxes are so bad or if there are regulations that make the quality worse that it makes the legal pot extremely uncompetitive.
Ok there are symptoms but my understanding is for many people they're negligible. Also I'd be interested to see the symptoms related to actual chemical dependency on marijuana-specific chemicals, versus generic withdrawal symptoms from denial of expected dopamine release, which you could get by changing how you game, work out, have sex, eat, whatever.
plenty of emacs resources around. i would suggest multi-term for terminals. text file and terminal management is very similar.
Portugal has not yet been fully hit with dirt-cheap fentanyl.

It IS different from other drugs.
Was this it? :)

https://vimeo.com/850696013?share=copy
I don't know what problem you think you're solving with the idea of using webcams in a lab. The inventors of LK-99 have a video of their sample on a magnet. So it's not addressing that problem. Some replication attempts are livestreaming on Twitch, so it's not solving that problem.

Do you think that it would be easier to replicate the LK-99 process if video from a corner of their lab existed?

OK. I want to know - have you produced compelling video of a controversial experiment in a lab using the pre-existing security cameras? And did that video quiet any critics?
I used to strongly support people getting fat. I thought: this is a free country, you should be able to do what you want.

But what I've seen in the US has made me think differently. Most people who get fat eventually end up not being able to live like normal adults. And no one willingly goes to get help or treatment.

The problem will stick around because politicians care more about how things look. They'll say the numbers are wrong, or focus on wedge issues like transgender, guns, but they're not going to do anything on hard issues like this one.

Does anyone have ideas on what we should do? Should we make fast food illegal again and force people into rehab? Should we require weight tests for homeless people to receive government help like CAAP payments?
Well, assuming spherical cows, I'd guess it's just one :P
The US House has a ceremonial mace that represents the legislature's authority. A few members have invoked mentions of it in heated debate, and it's been walked about the floor to maintain order. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mace_of_the_United_States_Hous...
I'm increasingly thinking the game-theoretic emergent properties of social interaction as described in papers like https://desirism.com/morality-from-the-ground-up provides a good basis for thinking about this. The distinguishing factor then becomes something like, the agent is is participant in the moral-sphere by having "enough" properties to do so. It still leaves the details of that gradient a bit undefined, but at least specifies the basis upon which to make a judgment.
Unreal already supports USD: https://docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/en-US/universal-scene-desc...

USD has the most traction in the offline rendering world, but it's creeping into gamedev workflows too as a replacement for FBX.
Artists fight to protect their work from AI
Which is sensible. Bu I have heard anecdotes from other services of 1-event termination polices, for example ad words fraud resulting in termination of all Google services.
you can do this in stumpWM as well
The excuse is always that Gecko is harder to integrate... but at what point is maintaining all these patches harder?
They said engineering, not randomly hacking at stuff.
Isn't prison one of the easiest places to get drugs??
OneNote after trying many Markdown based tools including Obsidian. No other tool comes close in how fast it let's you dump down whatever it is in your head. It's like writing on a whiteboard or something. Click anywhere and write or paste. I have so much notes in there that now I want some kind of structured and linkable data support in it.
Also much easier to ski or hike on the weekend if it's right next door rather than a four hour drive (looking at you I80). Add in potentially having kids growing up around nature and even working standard hours M-F can make the work remote from your preferred environment much more worth it.
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Doesn't the Dacia Spring prove that they can do a "non-luxury" EV? It's not that much more expensive than the Sandero.
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Agreed. I was about 10 years old at the time they launched, and they still capture my imagination today.
Proxy wars are still wars.
That's not common in Amsterdam
That point is very far away as long as you can bill the costs of the cleanup/fixing to someone else (of their insurances).
Sometimes people complain about life sucking in very general terms. Other times they criticize specific things, one at a time.

This post seems like a generic, zoomed-out sort of complaint, and that doesn’t appeal to me, because I’m not sure I learned about anything specific. I guess it’s about how it’s possible to stop using some business’s websites and interact with them in other ways? But which businesses?

“Splitting the web” implies a big claim that other people do the same, but how many? I guess we don’t know since they aren’t tracked?

Yes, there are patterns, but each website is different. Maybe websites should be judged for themselves? I don’t think it’s a good idea to stop using a website I like due to generic concerns like this.
> the Science article

It's a blog post. Not a Science article.
I’m not sure their crypto had the objective to keep websites profitable. It looks more like a good hack to get rich by obtaining classic money with the sell of random numbers. But I’m not an expert in scams.
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While I am not a fan of removing the heart of a collector car, many of these conversions are 100% reversable, and modification can be fun. I will note it is usually the bulk and weight of batteries that make conversions suck, raising cg, and weight. A lightweight sports car has the most to lose. I suppose if you lived in a city center where you got perks for ev use this may be a nice bragging chip, but few people who appreciate an e type are going to be fans.
Is there an AI tool for that? Just ask this chat bot
Can you share for what kind of tasks you use DAG frameworks such as temporal?
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A food addict doesn't hold up a corner store to get their fix in a pack of candy, but their costs to the healthcare system are significant. The estimated annual medical cost of obesity in the United States was nearly $173 billion in 2019 dollars. Medical costs for adults who had obesity were $1,861 higher than medical costs for people with healthy weight*. High functioning drug addicts contribute plenty to society, much like there are high functioning obese people. What about the obese who don't contribute to society and sit around and play video games all day? The stereotype of a homeless drug addict is a very visible type of addict, but what of the wall street investment banker hooked on cocaine? 41.9% of Americans were obese (as of March 2020, same cdc link as above). They are a drain on society, and it's a bigger problem than you think. It's more insidious because it's less in your face than being mugged at gunpoint so it seems more benign, but it's causing massive issues.

* https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/adult.html
I've been tinkering with this recently and there are conversations where the last content in the sqlite database is a month and a half old. Oddly in some cases there used to be newer content in there that had since disappeared.
There's probably a heckuva natural experiment enabled by this change. By surveying pot usage and comparing it with earlier responses during lie detector exams, it may be possible to tease out about how many people were confident they could consistently beat the polygraph (probably because they knew or suspected polygraphs don't work).

It could generate more data to finally help prove that polygraphs, which largely rely on subjects believing they work, are pointless because so many people already know they don't.
The client is the web browser. Firefox can be built entirely without any knowledge of what hacker news is, and you can still browse hacker news on it.
That is.....kind of a huge limitation of the technology lol. Still very cool but less hype
cheaper alternatives to DFT (using ML especially) for this purpose is an active research area
Really cool!

Competitive Programming needs a lot of speed to compete with the C++ submissions, really cool that there are Contestants using Python to win.
That's not really true. Most people, companies and consumers alike, have networks of more than one machine and they actually really want those networks to be part of the Internet rather than being separate and using a proxy. You can't do that without public address space.

You can try to fake it with NAT, but that introduces a whole bunch of problems of its own which then need to be worked around. It doesn't make sense to use it unless you can't get public address space in the first place.
Exactly. You can buy pseudoephedrine or codeine at the pharmacy, but not too much or too frequently. Party sized amounts of safe drugs could be made available. People who go to far get directed to treatment.
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Email: Too many spam bots crawl this, see below for how to get in touch.

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I mean, nobody forced them to use their birth year in their username
You may want to look up WW1 & WW2 or even Ukraine ...

The US isn't in war. No declarations have been made. No draft is required. No war shortages exist.
Going meta, here's Miyazaki cooking ramen in live action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BPTNdmdJSc
Maybe something like https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libimobiledevice? I'm not sure, I haven't tried to do this.
> iMessage doesn't keep your whole message history on-device

Unless you’ve changed the “message history” setting, yes, it does keep all history on-device. It’s just incredibly frustrating to access any of it because Messages.app is awful at history.
Done! Apologies for the oversight - everything we release will be under the MIT License.
I expect plenty of scientists to be excited enough to replicate a potential breakthrough in their labs on a weekend, just as half of HN enjoys experimenting with the latest LLMs over the weekend for fun and curiosity.
I generally agree with the sentiment that drugs should be treated like we treat other addictions like alcohol. Drugs should be decriminalized, anti social criminal behavior should stay criminalized. If I’m drunk and pee in public or assault someone, I’ll go to jail. That is what should happen if I do it under the influence of drugs.

The one difference though between alcohol and some of the drugs is potency and how quickly one can be addicted to it. Therefore, treatment should be much more easily be available and it should be much easier to have an intervention.
Okay, then build a camp for them out in the desert. There's no reason to have them shitting on the streets of downtown SF.
>Nobody starts using because they have a great life but they’re just curious what a bit of meth feels like and then accidentally get hooked. They do it because there’s no better life path open to them.

that's pretty obviously wrong. Look at the demographic sample of meth users; it's not just down-and-out on-the-street folks.[0]

it's not some "i'm going to try heroin on my deathbed" drug; affluent people try/use it routinely and it's fairly common in vacation destinations/sex-clubs/bars/'adult-venues' across the U.S.

Some 100k+ salary earner who frequents sex clubs every weekend while on meth isn't doing it because 'there's no better life path open to them'; they're doing it because they're bored and it is entertaining, which is essentially the raison d'etre of all recreational drugs.

One could also note that the existence of such casual users belittles the idea that it forms such addictive bonds as to guarantee a ruined life.. but personally I think that's a person-to-person thing; some people don't get addicted to things like others.

[0]: https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/trends-...
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It won't matter, if WEI catches on Firefox will be in the same boat. Any non-WEI browser is equal in terms of protesting it. The threat is sites will lose their users if they start requiring it. If anything Chrome derivatives that patch it out but still pretend to be Chrome are even worse for website operators that want to use it.

There's lots of reasons to use FF, this isn't one of them.
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Apologies for the butchered title. The second "x" is supposed to be an "@x" but it looks like HN removed it.
> The big mistake California (and other Leftist faux-topias) made was decriminalizing THEFT, ASSAULT, smoking and shooting on BART, smoking and shooting in public parks, smoking and shooting on sidewalks in front of residences

Not being from California—when/how did they do that?
Once I got stranded and the only rental vehicle option for me was a U-Haul because I was too young to rent a car. Let that sink in.
I have skim read a bunch of articles on this, and I still cannot understand what is actually being charged for and what this law mandates.

I am trying to understand whether this charges for copying of news, or just linking to it.

It seems to be implied that the content is being copied. But news is already copyrightable. Why were existing copyright protections not sufficient?

Or does this law actually change for links?

And what about users sharing links? So if I just send a facebook friend a link to a newspaper, does the newspaper receive money for that?

Does Google need to pay for indexing news sites?
A robust public health system that includes treatment for drug and alcohol addiction as part of the services offered to the public would be helpful. It's true that many people won't use such services because of distrust, however (would you want a medical record stating you were a recovering drug or alcohol addict, or mentally ill?).

Legalizing and quality controlling drugs would also help - but the problem there is that we live in a advertising-driven consumer society. Alcohol, tobacco and sugar-laced soft drinks are all unhealthy, but that's a profitable enterprise, so people are incentivized to block public health campaigns, restrictions on sales, etc.

At some point, the problems become so deeply entrenched and societal in nature that passing laws and setting up government programs doesn't really help. For some reason in the USA, a lot of people are really miserable and their only relief is to turn to drugs and alcohol. That's the more fundamental problem.
I just applied to the DevOps team role. I'm T1 and have followed Tidepool for years, so I'm super excited. Are you one of the hiring managers?
The CIA.

They have a history of attacking American citizens for constitutionally protected acts like anti-war activism.
Median age China, 2022: 38.5

Median age USA, 2022: 38.9
Well, neither of the things I mentioned are hard to look up. I even worded them specifically to make it easier to instantly find a source, I just happen to be away from my PC right now or I would have linked the sources myself.

I have not seen any innovation from them so far, sorry to say. They are using a pre-existing browser engine, they are lawyered up and don’t respond to public callouts, and they have a history of doing dumb shit that had their CEO cave and apologise for a “mistake”.

If this is opinion then I think you need to look up what that word really means…
> Interactive shell: bash, sh, zsh, fish, powershell. I recommend fish with fzf.

> Scripting shell: bash, sh, zsh, fish, powershell. I’d go with powershell or bash.

For me, the value in these is that both are the same thing. If I'm having to flip between bash and zsh conventions when iterating/smushing things together, I'd rather just uese python.
Pretty sure covid made things worse in heathcare, not better. Odd they would put covid as a high point.
This data is st00pid. It relies on self-reporting, and the questions are coached to get the "required" result.

A while ago I did an experiment, I found the list of people convicted for typical "homeless" crimes in SF, and did a background search on them. About 90% had extensive crime records in other states, far away from CA.

This is not a definitive result for sure, but it's suggestive.
If drugs were legal, two of my friends would not be dead from fentanyl.

That’s already enough of a case to legalize. Make it safe.

Then address the root of the issue.
Firefox on iOS is awful. Basic features like swiping the toolbar to switch tabs are still missing.
Firefox needs to win mobile. In my opinion this is where Brave excels.