skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ask HN: A news reader that will give you today 30 years ago
As a little bit of fun to add to the day with the coffee it would be interesting to subscribe to something like comp.lang.lisp but get what was posted at some period in the past. For example, tomorrow august the 7th my feed would show posts for August the 7th 1988.
I have a feeling it may be something I would have to do myself as a nostalgia project but I wonder if someone may have addressed it already?
It appears to be a pretty active area of research on Google Scholar, which is where I first learned about Cyclodextrin for heart disease.

Here are some of the links I've read recently, which sound promising to me (a non-expert in this field).

Microarray patches to deal with bio-availability of Cyclodextrin:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S014486172...

Cholrem company has a commercial product Cavadex, which they claim can reverse arterial plaque:
https://www.cholrem.com/

Cyclarity Therapeutics have a Cyclodextrin candidate drug they are hoping to start trials on next year:
https://cyclaritytx.com/our-science/

Cyclarity (formerly Underdog Pharmaceuticals) published an article on their technology to use Cyclodextrin molecules to encapsulate "toxic biomolecules" including 7-ketocholesterol which they believe is linked to atherosclerosis and macular degeneration. I think this might be the approach they are using with their candidate drug linked above.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S037851732...

I get the impression that Cyclodextrins are far from perfect, but at least there is some hope for non-invasive treatments in future.
Game of the Year for me if it holds up in the latter stages. Playing it with my son on split screen. Hopefully will give him some good memories.

It's deep, but not too complicated that the learning curve is too much if you're time poor. Lots of hard choices to be made, which is always good in a decent RPG.
Do other cloud services support virtualization of older versions of Windows?
https://archive.is/LZDcD
No examples there. How do pipes work?
Like during the COVID pandemic where everyone and their dog had an opinion on it and an irrepressible urge to voice it out loud, again today we need articles and tweet authors to show their badge before we engage with their LK-99 opinion piece.

Because after a week of hype, I'd keenly read the thoughts of a sceptical but optimist material physicist, while I couldn't care less about the opinion of a random person whose only credential is "following the right people on Twitter."

Given that this article doesn't even offer a real name, let alone credentials, I admit I opened and immediately closed the tab.
Ah yes, it is the author who pushes agenda not "not profit" Mozilla "donating" $480000 to political organizations.
People survive for fraction of emissions in other places. So why would it not be reasonable for people in USA to do exactly the same?
Perhaps you and I get into very different kinds of "sad" but was even this part too much?

> I just buy multiple costco rotisserie chickens, some frozen veggies, put food on plate, microwave, cover in sauce, eat.
Anton Petrov: First Results and Experiments Testing LK-99 Superconductor
My workplace doesn't appear to be having any trouble with that. Jokes like that aren't exactly gender specific.
If you ever do a call out like this make sure that you clearly let it be known how you can be reached in a non-public way so that whoever wants to answer you isn't going to make the persons' original details public. This matters because the information of the newly deceased and people who have gone missing is ideal fodder for the kind of criminal that likes to masquerade as someone else. It also isn't a very good idea to make those details public because then others might start crank calling the person of interest.
It actually was asked to dang to create the black bar this time [1].

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37011421
So it’s basically a filibuster but UK style and involves yelling and mayhem instead of politely talking for days on end?
Inflation is one. Unemployment is another (maybe not because of intangible assets, just that it's a very inaccurate, almost useless, figure due to how it's defined and measured).
Yes. We are increasingly moving towards an anti-science and anti-technocrat based regime. There are signs of fascism with the media control,my username is that reference. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godi_media)
Theres a book called team-topologies that recommended a lot for this.

We made the switch to cross functional teams at around the same stage as you. I think a lot of lessons are really org-dependant, but highlights from me:

- Team/Pod effectiveness varies hugely. When most team-members "get" what they are trying to do and actively participates, it works amazingly well. Where there is gaps in communicating things tanked. The early symptoms were usually the team adopting more complex org frameworks, more detailed specs, obsessing over QA processes, meeting schedules etc. It was initially tempting to view this as a problem with the org structure, definitely seemed like it at the time. But after a bit of time the root cause was obvious. The nice thing is it manageable as isolated as long as you don't overreact

- Relatedly, you need to put a lot of effort into making sure everyone knows what the goals are for a team and its very clear what a win/loose looks like. Also since most people will be taking on more responsibility, mentoring becomes very critical. So you need good mentors with time to dedicate to it. Its easy for a team to get stuck in limbo and for people to feel frustrated.

- Since more junior people are put in positions of responsibility, gotta watch out for overly theoretical approaches & lets use framework-of-the-month behaviour. Both on the product & engineering side. Another reason for goals & win/loose being clear and mentoring.

- It really helps for teams to broadcast updates & lessons learned to other teams periodically. People knowing who helped to build what was good for everyone.

- QA people turned out to be some of the best "glue" for teams

- People jumping around different teams was surprisingly practical. Some people like doing this. Obviously didn't force the people who don't like it.

- People currently struggling but just maybe under your radar will suddenly feel the heat if they are letting their team down. It can be traumatic for them. Its worth keeping an eye out and jumping in to assist.
I am sure a certain potential future governor of texas approves.

On a serious note though, ideology aside, the internet hardly needs another encryption protocol. The problem with these approaches is they try to solve everything. Unix and interner philosophy of layered piping (compartmentalization) exists for a reason.

How do you establish trust? TOFU? Your app is broke from the start! How do people on the internet establish the other anonymous person is really their anonymous person? Censorship resistance? Hah! How do you dynamically find network access nodes or peers without getting blocked? HTTPS? Well they decrypt that and you shouldn't rely on non-E2EE stuff for such reasons? Does the network rely on domains? Does your app rely on domain names to be found and installed+working? They can block domains and block you in app stores. Domain front? Russia was blocking entire /8's of google and aws because of apps like Signal.

This is why you solve problems one layer at a time.

All of the problems are listed (and more) require a unique standardized protocol solution that interoperates with other layers.

I said ideology aside earlier so let me bring it back and say this: it is a mistake to create any communication system that is censorship resistant but also lacks practical ways to moderate harmful content.

This was something I was very passionate about then I decided I don't want to help build something that can be abused and things that censor are not going to be used by most people anyways so no point.
Grocery bill is almost certainly below average. Rolled oats and pasta are cheap. Dry legumes are cheap, and the electric pressure cooker makes cooking them easy. Minced (ground) beef is cheap too. Canned sardines and salmon are also reasonably priced (I mix these into bechamel sauce before freezing). The main fresh vegetables I eat are onions and carrots, which are cheap all year. Swedes (rutabagas) are cheap when in season (they're expensive now in the UK). Frozen spinach is also reasonably priced, and it goes well in most legume dishes.

Each batch of food weighs about 2kg, so I'm not sure about putting it directly into the freezer without pre-cooling. It might be a good idea to set up some temperature logging to see if I can safely skip the ice bath step.
This might be US-specific ageism issue. Did you consider moving to Europe? I would especially recommend eastern Europe, people value experience and abilities above everything here.
One thing that is missing from your CV is experience with linux system/embedded s/w, you would rarely have any device nowadays that does not include or interface linux in some way.
Enshittification classic.
Pretty sure his peers were fine with him continuing at Mozilla. Not so much staff
New? It was released ~2018. Docker was released ~2013.
This is so disturbing. It's a good example of why facial recognition should be prohibited for use in public spaces or generally restricted to people opting in for convenience reasons.
It seems incredibly on-brand for a guy who puts Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World on par with some of those other works.
If I want squeaky-clean glasses, I clean them by hand so I can't say that I relate to your experience. Perhaps the dishwashing detergent that you use contains different chemicals.
Far from “shiny new”, but at this time the pace of development is such that there doesn’t exist a stable version that accepts bugfixes only, make of it what you will.

As a development tool it’s awesome, and having no centralized daemon is sure a boon.
Despite What They Say, Elite Colleges Don't Promote Equity
sure, but even at a modest caloric deficit of 10% (~200 calories per day) using my own stats (200lb 25% body fat) I carry only about 175K calories in total (you cant lose all your fat and live to tell th etale). That would bring me down to a hard to sustain 9.9% bodyfat in under 2 yrs (about 615 days by my quick math).

So yeah, even in short order it has to get to equilibrium.
There isn't one for Queen Elizabeth on archive.org (I looked at all nearby captures): https://web.archive.org/web/20220908183522/https://news.ycom...
Yeah, young Japanese professionals can eat out every meal.

Ramen is maybe 3 to 6 dollars.
> Think of it like a GitHub for sharing datasets and weights

I give it 3 years before the inevitable Microsoft acquisition.
Show HN: Api2ai – create an API agent from any OpenAPI Spec
api2ai parses OpenAPI Spec to generate an agent that can make API calls. For context, I recently need to explore a handful of API suites and thought LLMs can help expedite this process. After some digging, I found OpenAPI Specs are perfect fit for function calling.

Based on a text prompt, api2ai can select the right endpoint and properly parse request params and make api calls. It also handles authentication, currently it supports basic auth, api keys, and bearer token schemes. The tool has helped me explore and see APIs in action without a deep dive into the docs or using postman. It’s open source and hopefully can be useful for you, too.

Please let me know if you have any questions or feedback.
The importance of the "max fill" line in an electric pressure cooker depends on what you're cooking. If you're cooking legumes, you should respect it, because they can foam and make a huge mess if you try to cook too much at once. But I've never had a problem cooking steamed vegetables past the line.
Maybe LTD broadband?

I know SpaceX bid for almost every square inch of the US
I think mostly Americans have that problem...
https://numbr.dev is a smart calculator
What would you say is the entire point of the trail feature?
My favourite tool for math is https://numbr.dev
Pick your desired adjectives then. Or is the skillset somehow a magic property that only emerges when total compensation surpasses 100m?
science is getting better. most of government hired people to research it, if they can can't promote anything, it is weird.
Venture-backed startups are failing at record rates
The modern, progressive fetish of anything but The Perfect Man(tm) being unacceptable is a case of No True Scotsman, and I feel that it greatly harms properly understanding and appreciating history.

All people are imperfect, whether they are famous or not. If someone achieved something truly remarkable in their life I don't see why we shouldn't appreciate and respect the fact they existed, imperfections included, with symbols such as statues and other imagery.

Not to mention that any imperfections an individual has should be seen and considered with the context of their time. It certainly won't excuse their imperfections (nor is that the intent anyway), but doing so furthers understanding history properly so we can strive to be better today.

This is all tangential, though, since we're talking about imagery of landmarks and cultures. I find it sad that the EU has to rely on not including anyone/anything to avoid stepping on toes. I understand and appreciate why those toes must not be stepped on at any cost, but that doesn't change my opinion that it's all very sad.
This has happened many, many times in various countries. At the end of the day I don't think anyone else in the space would be able to compete on price with the various 3 letter agencies
Maybe Bloomberg BusinessWeek?
I usually prefer a Google Doc shared among the team to work on a given problem or feature instead of the so popular Miro. Diagrams are nice, yes, I agree, but they are not a substitute for actual text. Engineers think that because they draw boxes and lines and add little notes here and there the design is Done. Product managers usually like this approach too because “we don’t have time to read a whole page of text”.
Drives me nuts.
I hadn't thought of that (though I do use FF Reader to avoid ads), though here I was thinking of a writer selecting a blogging platform.
I laughed at the title before I even read it. Am I going to be disappointed if I read it?

You know back in the day I remember 'the anarchist cookbook' along with all kinds of other somewhat legally dubious online literature, such as phrack magazine, 2600, erowid, thehive.ws;

And bizarre euphemisms such as SWIM (someone who isn't me) peppering the tales of free long distance telephone calls, dumpster diving, and synthesis of (most likely scheduled) hallucinogenic, entheogenic psychoactive chemicals. Hahaha. Those were the days!

These days I'm so leery of ubiquitous surveillance I likely wouldn't even dare search for those things (tor be damned, eyes everywhere, can't trust anything!)...heavy sigh

On a finer point: I really wish they hadn't scheduled Salvia because of the seeming hysteria that resulted from some people who had unfortunate outcomes while apparently using it. Such a powerful spirit plant!

By that logic alcohol should have been Schedule 1 LONG ago. My suspicion is 'the ruling elites' like to schedule anything that can allow people to unlock higher abilities, or bring more power to themselves. So, sadly, beneficial plants and chemicals are thrown in with actually dangerous addictive ones...:( Fucking tragedy.

My hope is one day its glory will be restored in the same way that we're seeing with psychoactive mushrooms happening now to some extent. Good old Salvia--you meet entities on that trip, too! To me they literally seemed like tree/plant/forest spirits, and when on it, like I, oops I mean, like SWIM, was "inside the plant network".
There's also this one with 10 CSS declarations and night mode:

https://perfectmotherfuckingwebsite.com
Exactly. They have been cautious about claiming if modules will actually speed up compilation when they arrive. They might be a visual studio only win for speed. (Still useful for simplicity over include files)
May I take this opportunity to recommend
Phase IV
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070531/
This is very cool! Does it also support extensions? For example, would it be aware of additional functions and handling of geometries if PostGIS is installed?
Where does that 4x come from? This should be noticeable on the simple computer simulation that I made. It wasn't. When I "focused" the camera on a galaxy that had average speed it looked exactly as if it was the epicenter of the whole system if I limted my range of view to end right before the edge. With 4x assymetry in density I should be able to easily tell where the true epicenter was. I couldn't. I'm sure I could use some probability distribution that would show that effect, also gravity could make it more pronounced but uniform distribution without gravity was perfectly symmetrical.

My other argument is that if big bang didn't start in a single point then the real centerpoint of it might have never been inside the bubble of our observable universe due to speed of light and space-time expansions as the galaxies moved away.

CMB is just the image of hot matter that was close to our location 13bn years ago. Same as faint, highly redshifted images of galaxies from nearly that time. Redshift is mostly from the speed of that matter relative to us back then and spacetime expanding as it was "dragged" by the matter since then. CMB is unique in a sense that it is the image of the last time when all matter around us was so hot and dense that it was opaque. But it doesn't need any special mechanism and it's radiation is no different from our point of view than light from old galaxies.
Heh, I experienced exactly this in a very convincing dream I had once.

EDIT: I should elaborate, it went like this:

Went to HN in my dream. Saw the black band, scrolled down and the topcolor turned black on black writing. Thought immediately that Knuth had departed. Whole page turned black. Felt overwhelming gratitude and relief that HN was taking it so seriously.

I think it would be a worthy tribute, and the least we could do.
Well it seems that those are two different approaches.

Rustler being a Rust library to write Rust NIFs for Elixir. So I guess you have to compile the NIF first and then use it.

On the other hand Zigler seems to be an Elixir library that you give a string of zig code and it probably offloads compilation to the zig compiler.
Since Elixir is compiled to bytecode, if you don't modify it won't get unecessary recompiled I guess so the approach has merit I think.

Btw it's a sigil'ed string, that is the result of a function that takes a string and returns one rather than a string literal
While being no expert on the historical development of the english personal pronouns (I do read some old english and maintain some fluency in modern ditto, not my first language), the linked Wikipedia page clearly states the opposite: singular they came into use after the plural use.

This is a minor nitpick, as I suspect that third person personal pronouns where in a state of flux during the middle english period, replacing some inherited pronouns with pronouns borrowed from old norse. More so, language isn't defined by it's history but from how it is used presently!

I myself wouldn't use singular they, it goes against my “language intuition
” (probably formed by my native language which wouldn't allow that construction), others feel free!
Interesting idea, can't say I've used that pattern used, and obviously the code will end up slightly more verbose (no automatic "this" argument) but in principle could be better than the pimpl technique.
Also, this[1] is a game changer if you're planning on distributing your extensions but are worried that compiling Rust (especially cross compiling it) could hinder the appeal of your library.

Used it for a few projects and had one of those “How could I have lived before this?” moments.

[1] https://dashbit.co/blog/rustler-precompiled

p.s. Explorer[2], the NIF version of Polars[3] is distributed using Rustler pre-compiled, making Python less and less necessary for the Elixir developer or enthusiast

[2] https://news.livebook.dev/data-wrangling-in-elixir-with-expl...

[3] https://www.pola.rs/
The diagram is a thinking tool, or a supplement to written text, but not the whole thing.
I don’t think I understand the author completely. First, she mentions that Podman is not a replacement for Docker but then mentions multiple reasons why Podman is better than Docker. I.e. why you should replace Docker with Podman.

What did the author mean by Podman is not a replacement of Docker?
Podman is a Docker implementation without the architectural bugs.
The original (unfiltered) source, ordered by the number of upvotes:

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
not really. just because Qualcomm is pursuing RISC-V doesn't mean their customer service isn't absolute dogshit, which is what geohot was talking about.
We also have a similar phenomenon here in the US with our $2 dollar bills.

They're legal tender and most people know about them, but they're very rare to see in circulation and use so there's the occasional shopkeeper or business that refuses them out of either ignorance or abundance of caution.
> :%s/\s+$//e

Annoyingly, "+" matches literal "+" by default.

You need

\s\+$

or

\v\s+$

.
The import from URL feature on Google docs is perfect for importing mermaid.live diagrams to accompany the text. A mermaid.live URL contains the complete diagram state, which allows anyone to follow the original URL, make modifications and update the Google doc.
Tray bake is a ridiculously easy and healthy way to feed a family. We do one a week and prep time is around 15 mins, cook it for 50 mins in the oven. A real fire and forget meal.

Casserole is another simple one we do, essentially whatever you'd put in a tray bake plus a tin of tomatoes and some stock. A little more prep time and we usually have it with rice, but still relatively quick, simple and healthy.

I like the ones that you can bung in the oven for an hour. With WFH I can do the prep, put in the oven, clean up in less than 30 mins, then finish a few more work issues before we can all eat together at a reasonable time.
Forget the show: I want to see the legal waiver the people in this show had to sign. Torture is not the wrong word to use in this context.
The site is named Hacker News
Some days going outside for shopping groceries is just not "on the menu".

But anyway, if you are eating alone there is generally a real imbalance between the time required for preparing a meal and cleaning up afterwards versus the time required for eating. On low energy days this can be already too much.
All of them use FBS as a protein source
What problem does Docker's daemon actually solve? To me it always felt over-engineered.