skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You mean emails sent by the WP admin? Or something like MailChimp?

If the former, I usually use Send In Blue. They have a new name but SIB will still come up in a search. Last I checked, they allowed 200 +/- free sends per day.

Otherwise, MailChimp, Hubspot, all the usual subjects. Frankly, I wouldn't worry about branding less and keeping the emails simple so they're easy to read on mobile, still have value when the email client blocks images, etc. Emails are about the receiver, not the sender :)
Smaller tech firms now pay more than big tech
I assume that was also the most common book in the 16th century, so as a % of preserved books the statement might still be true.
It's a direct side effect of reputation and funding being closely correlated: if your reputation is that you put out stuff that doesn't work you won't get funded. This is dumb, but that's how the world works. That's why you almost always see the 'more research is needed' line in various papers, it is most helpful when seeking for funding that one paper will lead to another. But (unfortunately) negative results aren't nearly as often published, and that is because they will not get cited as much in follow on papers. It's all the result of metrics based meta analysis of papers, aka the 'impact factor' (which, no kidding is a copyrighted term), once that got established that became the thing that science partially optimized for.

During the 'golden age' of science, the time of the Royal Society the fields weren't specialized at all and the publication mechanism was scientists sending each other interesting stuff by post. At that time there was no meta analysis at all and there was so much low hanging fruit that the 'gentleman scientist' could make big breakthroughs in their home laboratories. But as that low hanging fruit decreased the educational paths required before being able to do meaningful science became longer and longer, then specialization set in and the costs of doing science went up. That's how we arrived at grants used to fund science.
What’s not said? The article is written from a hilariously biased point of view.
Thank you for the link. This is very interesting.

My only complaint is that the method of study seems like it would not be great at differentiating paternity between relatives (i.e., cases where the affair partner is related to the husband, such as his brother or cousin) due to shared Y chromosomal DNA.

It does, at least, suggest that rates of cheating with unrelated men were likely low in most cases (outside of poor urban populations as mentioned in this paper: https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(19)... ).
> Also, LK-99 was discovered in 1999 but wasn't known as a room-temperature superconductor then.

Was there anything in 1999 about the material that made it notable as a discovery then?
> Every corner of the phone was infested with ads and popups and crap, had to do a factory reset to clean it as even after uninstalling the games the crapyware continued).

RIP the other devices on your network.
Pocket is crapware, and I don't want it in my browser, and the way they forced it upon me left a bad aftertaste, but I still don't see how it constitutes "selling out their users". Pocket is actually owned by Mozilla. It's not like the data is going elsewhere or something.
They wrote a whole explanation on how they came to implement the design when it was we copied Firefox.
Question for frequent movie-goers: is this a trend in general, or just an artifact of Barbenheimer being a social media phenomenon? (All of the anecdotes in the article come from the two movies)

The evidence given that it is a trend, pre-show prods to turn off your phone, feels like it has been happening as long as personal cell phones were a thing.
If only there was a pre-WWI technology that enabled people to travel quickly and comfortably over long distances... Perhaps some sort of wagon on rails :)
On the following suppositions:

1: Superconductivity becomes widely confirmed

2: Reproducibility remains microscopic

Imagine a game of rolling a collection of n dice (normal 6 sided), where the player wins if all N dice are 4 or higher (probability 1/2 for a single dice).

Then the probability of a lucky roll is P = (½)ⁿ

So the smaller the collection of dice the more likely a lucky roll becomes.

Consider a hypothetical continuous production method of LK-99, where the fraction of wire in superconducting arrangement is a function of its thickness, more likely if thinner.

Could one simply re-anneal (and possibly re-quench) a short non-superconducting section until we get lucky, then proceed to the next non-superconducting section?

"Lucky annealing" fortune cookies?
Well about those new IP protocols...
Giving it up easily? You reek of that incel energy. I hope you have more respect for actual people in your life than that.
Timeouts on UDP are usually much shorter than TCP, so it's not as bad as it sounds.
> Android forces me to

It does no such thing.

Google does.
... all because of ... ?
Did army service in Sweden in the 90's. 100 men and maybe 5 women in the company. Shared showers. No-one batted an eye.
Andrew McCalip demonstrates synthesis of LK99
Surprised to see all the negativity here.

If the argument is “selfish rich people consuming resources at the expense of everyone else”, there are much lower hanging fruits than this.

Adtech and all its supporting infrastructure not only uses orders of magnitude more resources than a few hundred bodies in LN2 but also generates infinite annoyance and wastes everyone's time. Ditto for a lot of monopolized/oligopolized/lobbied industries (telecoms? Tax filing in the US?) that ultimately cause wealth (and thus resources) to accumulate in the hands of a select few at the expense of everyone else.
FPGA vendors being taken over by cpu companies and generally not giving two Fs about manufacturing enough to satisfy demand is the reason https://octopart.com/5cseba6u23i7n-intel+%2F+altera-88365716
Sorry to piss on your sunny parade, but:

>> 1) Fully decoding the cellular mechanism of cells allowing for the curing of any disease, repairing any genetic disorder.

-- so you want to cure aging then- how many billions of people you think can a planet with a 6k km radius sustain ?

You think Claus Schwabs of the world wont buy it out to keep it to themselves ?

>> 2) Commercially viable fusion energy. Will change a lot of things.

-- That will eventually happen, and electricity will be just as "expensive" as it is now, simply because the price of a product has nothing to do with its cost and everything to do with the purchasing power of its intended audience.

>> 3) An AI subsystem with some reasoning ability (yeah, could go either way)

-- No, its cant go either way, the power insatiable psychopaths in power will use it to maximize their power. Period. Its psychopath nature- for them its natural and perfectly normal. Until psychopathy is recognized as a disease and sick people are disallowed from positions of power, the world will continue to be an abusive place.
Sounds like a junior developer to me :)
Breaking the sound barrier in your five-year-old’s bedroom seems like a dodgy business idea.
"the way God and Robert Heinlein intended."
Basically useless link for anyone without login.
https://archive.is/XuRAg
I'd argue that the time pressure in those situations encouraged just trying to substraction or add 1 to the loop's boundary, since it had a good success rate and is much faster than thinking through simulating the loop/algorithm. Learning is rarely rewarded in those interview situations that build on leed code.
People video chatting in prohibited areas is not a protected class.
I think for a lot of people this whole saga is probably the first time that they realize that a ton of original work is done in Asia, rather than that it is just our manufacturing hub. They have to adjust their mental model to account for a view of Asia that is in important ways outstripping the West in terms of resources and combined brain power. The amount of scientific output in Asia is astounding, and the number of active scientists dwarfs the numbers in the West. If they would switch to stop publishing in English it would be quite amusing.
Thanks for the suggestion, we’re actually going to spend the weekend hacking at a user configurable step that handles different types of tests.

I’m personally a fan of letting users insert their own instructions per repository, and Sweep can use that for each PR.
Ocean Heat Record Broken
Two viruses https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/virii
If there were 23 relationships that is indeed a red flag. But casual sex is not a relationship, no sin and no one should be condemned for that.
I wonder what is the second largest
>specifically designed to show an unrealistic, misleading, and apparently impossible to meet

You are making stuff up. Musk said optimistic, which directly implies that it should be truthful and accurate, just not representative of average performance.

And it absolutely isn't moving the goalpost. If you didn't think I was initially asking for evidence that would support the legal claim against Musk I don't know what to tell you...
https://petapixel.com/2017/10/28/developer-shows-iphone-apps...

https://www.reddit.com/r/uberdrivers/comments/74i782/ubers_i...
'Excuse me sir, would you like to buy a kilo of red phosphorous?'
The meme has always been”(current year) is the year of Linux on the desktop!” so I don’t feel like any goalposts are being shifted
Disruption:How performance art is vital to teaching sciences.
Having access to hardware information doesn't imply being able to transfer them to websites in a trusted way that the user can't modify.

Chrome runs in the userspace, whereas I can write a kernel module which chrome can't interfere with (I did that for widevine in 2017!) that will emulate/lie to chrome about the hardware I have, and there's no way that the website owner could know whether I lie or not (this might require some effort on my part, but it's doable).

Hardware based attestation was created precisely because the software based one can be bypassed.
Yes, keep using Chrome so that you are (((safe))) from those horrible downloads. Let Google protect you from unapproved software that scares the AI overlords.
Meissner effect or bust: Day 8.5
The funny thing is that even though it's a Mozilla product now and even though it's somehow "integrated" in the browser, I still have to log into it separately regardless of the fact that I am already logged with with Firefox Sync
That should extend also to people not present in the discussion, which parent poster absolutely fails to fulfill.
Nuclear fusion can benefit us today
The administration and institutions usually survived a lot of political turmoil in Ancient Rome, but yes, compared to more autocratic kingdoms / empires of the time, transfer of power was probably a much more fragile affair (even in the Empire).
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agreed. i've specifically disabled it. unfortunately i imagine the option will dissapear eventualy.
Windows Cortana is deprecated in favour of newer LLM tech
Haha, we need good senior devs to review Sweep’s PRs :)
Ever see the video of a guy walking past a Saturn V (lying in it's side), doing a piece to camera and pointing to the rocket behind him?

'Connections' (1978). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WoDQBhJCVQ
Have you ever been in a relationship? Because, unless it's an absolutely terrible one, the weight of the time and memories shared together makes you have a bit of empathy and concern for their general well-being even after you split.
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Not to speak of the zillions of eggs and sperms that are deprived from combining with each other.
I went from $0 to $58k MRR in 30 months
Nitter: https://nitter.net/andrewmccalip/status/1687405505604734978#...
And that's more than six years after the acquisition. This was very poorly handled for sure.
It would be helpful to have use-cases listed in the readme or a comparison with existing python frameworks.
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I could make the exact same argument for OSX that you make against linux. It's a lower share platform, mainly used for special purpose (and increasingly so at each version since it's becoming less and less generalist). The purpose of system is what you are using it for.
If you believe it there’s money to be made

https://polymarket.com/event/is-the-room-temp-superconductor...
> supercobductor

Now I'm imagining a high-velocity corn transfer mechanism
As a contributor to 0.11 it was very impressive how quickly my (small) PR was triaged, reviewed and merged.

The Zig team are doing great work and they care about the contributor experience.
> tiny personal website

I'd recommend just migrating to cloudflare pages or github pages; they're both free
> as if it's a product with a name

What you have witnessed here is not a software feature alone, but some Googler's promotion opportunity. So yeah it has to have a catchy name.
It’s a scam. You are required to pay Apple for a developer account. You are required to hand over 15%/30% of revenue for the lifetime of your app. You are bullied into paying Apple for App Store search ads or else someone else will take the number one spot even if the search query matches exactly your app name. Then you have to buy multiple generations of Apple hardware to test your app in different OS versions. And then Apple has the audacity to allow plain subscription scams in the App Store but bullies you in the app submission process for trivial things or rejects your app because the reviewer just didn’t read any provided instructions because they only have a few minutes per app review.
25 is plaintext.

465 is TLS, and is not blocked.
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I think Monstrous Regiment was supposed to be a young adult entry? But I'm surprised you included Carpe Jugulum, when for me "making money" was by far the worst. it seemed so derivative, as if it had been generated with an LLM trained on his previous work (or maybe a ghost writer helping out a very sick pratchett..)
Could be all sorts of reasons:

- Fewer people are going to movies, so the people which are left hold different preferences

- Changing demographics

- potentially just a youth culture thing. I don't know what young people are up to these days, but _more_ phone use in inappropriate situations certainly doesn't sound surprising
Those prods have existed since phones, but it was previously about not having a ringtone blare out. Now the backlash is against people scrolling tiktok/whatever during a movie. I haven't been to a movie theatre in a while so I can't say if it's a phenomenon but that would be infuriating
I find it amusing that downloads UI is still an issue, I don't mean just Google Chrome, but also in Android and iOS.

I was making a stylized image-sharing tool that allowed users to download the image or share it with an OS-sharing tool. But after testing with actual users we found that the "download image" button just confused the hell out of everyone. One comment stuck with me, when the user hit the download button the comment was: "it goes to that one strange place". They had no memorable way to access browser's downloads.

In the end, we used different methods for iOS and Android, it seemed that iOS users were happier to use "press and hold image" to get to the familiar context menu, and for Android users, the browser's sharing tool worked fine. But no download button for either of the browsers.
I've been wondering why the market didn't really respond to this. It dropped a lot on the previous articles where the Tc was around 110K, so I'm curious why it has stayed relatively flat here.
I've told people about the Wilhelm Scream, and every time it occurs in a movie or show, I'm flabbergasted that they still don't recognize it. It's just so distinct how does that not immediately stand out?

Makes me wonder what kinds of glaringly obvious easter-eggs (audio or otherwise) I'm missing.
> > 2023-06-12: We learned that the embargo over this issue was violated by upstream via a GitHub PR [3]

To add further context, that PR violating the embargo:

- removes authentication entirely instead of fixing it

- discusses it as if they've discovered the CVE independently, even though it had seemingly been reported to them just 1 month prior. It may be that they did discover it independently, but the timing seems odd for a bug that existed for 3 years.

- discusses it in an extremely casual way, as if the vuln is not severe. Honestly I don't know enough about the vectors here to know what type of CVSS it might end up with.

---

Edit: Based on @AAchen's HN comment, it seems compromise requires local shell, so not an incredibly high severity it would seem. Still curious to see what NVD come out with.
Does he use lots of pot?
This is the only website I actually trust to give me an accurate picture of where we stand on LK-99.

As long as the blue line doesn't cross the red one, I won't believe in it. Money talks, bullshit walks.
The Varda Team just posted a really high-resolution video of the diamagnetism:

https://twitter.com/andrewmccalip/status/1687405505604734978
Instagram and tiktok exist in the shadow of Onlyfans (+), and quite a lot of those posts are disguised content marketing that goes exactly up to the boundary of what you can do without getting banned from the platform.

(+) or perhaps the other way round; onlyfans exists in the penumbra of other social media, detectable only in veiled references and indirect links, but unable to be mentioned directly.
Well, if you looked at the AI world in 2019, the models were mostly less RAM intense (typically 0.8GB-2GB RAM for BERT/T5 non-large for example). And computer vision models always hit the max you'd throw at them.

Things twist and turn. Text requires a large amount of parameters to be useful. If we as humans required 8000x8000 pictures to discern objects, images would require more. It's quite anthropomorphic. That's really the core of it.
So they are giving up themselves easily, yet you have a favorite demographic? Quite clearly the reason why you can’t find someone is that you are not a person people want to be together with — maybe look for the problem in yourself first, before projecting that out to whole “demographics”.
My wild guess is that they could not do a SSO with Pocket and Firefox Sync until they got rid of all the other authentication providers/methods that Pocket supported, a change which people like me would complain about.
Meissner effect or bust: Day 8.5 We made the rocks
Considering that the CIA is a highly secretive over-funded organization that was built by ex-Nazi's, these developments are indeed a matter of major concern, and one should not be dissuaded by the CIA's "conspiracy theorist" agitprop from investigating and prosecuting their vast and heinous crimes against humanity. Period.
If you don't remember your own downloads, it means you don't really need them in the first place atmo.
it is annoying and has been for a while. wouldn't even consider visiting a movie during opening week or anything even remotely mainstream. but even then you can have bad luck. i'm super easily offended by disrespectful behavior. for a while i vaped some (very small amount of) weed. that would sedate me comfortably and i wouldn't care about the plebs. also made a lot of movies more interesting. same with concerts. it's unbelievably annoying to have a majority of the audience filming with screen on full brightness - many people don't even seem to know you can dim the display. but even with my sensitivities you can still go to the movies or concerts - but you have to be a bit more selective about when and where.
> If it ain't on steam, I don't play it, and they don't get my money.

i’m exactly the same, but with nintendo, sony and xbox :)
He has this deeply romantic and fatalistic style of writing that appeals to me