skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Imo the concept of 'open source' doesn't translate to houses as well because regulation, construction approaches and tastes can be so locally specific and also change over time.

I think that's the biggest problem. You can draw up a house in free apps in a couple of minutes or hours but that doesn't mean it's structurally sound or that the walls will have the right dimensions for the pipes and cables that need to run through them or that they're the right size for the kind of insulation you want or that the windows meet your country's/state's legal regulations or that the house meets the code for where you want to build (which can literally depend on the part of the road the building will be on).

We approached our architect with pretty much a full floorplan in hand but it still took us months to pin down something that would get fast-tracked for approval and even then the floor plans had to be modified by the construction company to account for the placement of things like toilets and showers. Even without changing any of these details we couldn't take the floorplans and just submit them for a different part of town as they would likely not match the requirements there.
A hollow inner tube with the puncture for inflation is topologically equivalent to a solid torus, if I understood correctly.
First I’ve heard of this interview question but if anyone is wondering here is a guaranteed way to fail a job interview with Thiel by answering the question thusly:

Money has never existed without taxation
Not really sure why this person is quoting the weird old vampire just to talk about something as banal as server side rendering.
They still hold the Jersey islands where the English monarch is the Duke of Normandy ;)
You think that. Get some water in your Ultra, Apple will tell you tough luck.

Many threads with complaints that people are using their Apple Watches as intended and as marketed, but once there is a bit of water ingress, Apple will not cover the damage (outside of normal warranty period).
func bar() error {
err := baz.Transmogrify()
return fmt.Errorf("bar: %w", err)
}

This is broken. If baz.Transmogrify() returns a nil error, bar will return a non-nil error.

Also, annotations like this, which repeat the name of the function, are backwards. The caller knows the function they called, they can include that information if they choose. Annotations should only include information which callers don't have access to, in this case that would be "transmogrify".

The correct version of this code would be something like the following.

func main() {
fmt.Printf("err=%v\n", foo())
}

func foo() error {
if err := bar(); err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("bar: %w", err)
}
return nil
}

func bar() error {
if err := baz.Transmogrify(); err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("transmogrify: %w", err)
}
return nil
}
Most of the more modern Javascript SSR frameworks support hybrid in some capacity (Remix, Next, Svelte). I can't speak for Angular as I've never used it.
use & support asahi linux
I agree, but I don't think there's any harm in being honest about in this case, since it's pretty on-brand for their public persona. It just seems like a weird hang-up, which ironically fuels the rumor mill. "Hey, isn't this Twitter account run by the same person as that Twitter account?" is pretty harmless as far as "doxing" goes, and when you've let it slip a number of times, what's the point? It's naive to expect total anonymity and zero negative attention with a flamboyant public persona (not meant to be derogatory), especially when you're making money from it, and if you add fuel on the fire on top of that...
This is amazing: https://beeline.co/pages/beeline-moto
E-ink display so works in very bright light
Very small
Multiple methods of navigation
Does using nix still make the sense it's meant to make if you use a language's native package manager?
Seems like it's in Hindi. Any links for the anglophones?
seems pretty likely he'll go for it then, that's the driving principle behind his decision making.

(note: I do not subscribe to the conspiracy theory that this is actually what is happening)
You are doing it again...
Making an osu keypad out of spite [video]
This one has onboard cameras and there are curated videos from other phases of flight at the OP link.
I have trouble distinguishing the difference between Thiel Truths and Bathory Truths so this would be helpful for me.
Sorry, tech support can't help with that, you'll need to call pest control
'Succession' Hits Close to Home at Family Firms
The HBO hit series "Succession" -- detailing the backstabbing, jealousy and double-dealing at the fictitious family-run media empire Waystar Royco --has won several Emmys and attracted millions of viewers. While "Succession" is a work of fiction, the same problems that dogged patriarch Logan Roy and his family can plague real-life family firms, as Spencer Burke points out.
Yes, it's the "considered by many" I contest, not some "was". I don't think they were enough to warrant the phrase "by many".

>This is such a weird thing to nitpick about, honestly. The man was knighted by the Queen, he was hardly some obscure minor figure.

Didn't say he was obscure. Just not one of the big players. I'd say he was considered of a historian of philosophy (and commentator on the history of philosophy) more than a bona fide philosopher.

In any case, that part struck me as bizarre, so I commented on it. Don't have much to say about the rest of the article, it's a basic profile plus some guesses on the reasons behind the transience of Vidal's fame.
> I've got a macbook pro that the hardware is absolutely above anything available from other vendors

How can you say this? They don't have CUDA. Right now M$ + Nvidia have the market completely cornered :'(

Linux + Nvidia suck btw. The only option is M$.
That's what frameworks like NextJS do.
Seems like a prototypical diversity problem: the bros at github that designed the challenge couldn't find anyone in the room to whom the challenge wasn't obvious, easy and brilliant. :-)
I feel down this rabbit hole after reading Breath by James Nestor. Got serious about practising 5.5 second inhales / exhales and started forcing myself to adjust to nose breathing (even during exercise)

It did a total number on my anxiety levels and pulled me out of the constant cortisol fuelled fight or flight mode I found myself as I slowly crashed and burned into the ground

I wish someone had taught me as a child, it would have made a marked difference on my life, I am sure of it.
How to Use Jupyter Notebooks for Machine Learning and AI Tasks
This is already here and in use. See Next.js using React.js for example. Server-side rendering out of the box and small next needed pieces are loaded continuously when they are needed.
I don't know if I would call anyone unfortunate enough to not know about the limitations of select() deserving of such limitations. At least on my Linux box the man page does have a warning at the top of the description section but it is easy to accidentally skim over.

It would be interesting to do something like avoid defining that symbol by default, require `-DENABLE_OBSOLETE_SELECT_API` to make it available. It would cause trouble for compiling old software but it is easy to remedy and at least makes new users extra aware that they shouldn't start using this function.
I use both. I use local for stuff I consider important (estate documents, financial documents, etc) and the "cloud" when I don't care about the risk of storing information on someone else's computer.
Everyday on HN, some dev who doesnt have to do complex front-end complains that front end people over-complicate things and they know better. “Look I dont have to write complicated js, just have to shift complexity to verborse HTML, and black art CSS”. All of these are explicit i mean not composable… no shit Sherlock.
The question in this post is "If AI becomes conscious, how will we know?".

If AI becomes conscious, whether it's GPT or some other AI, it would then have turned into an AGI.
It's a dual-language telecast. The commentators alternate between Hindi and English, keep watching.
He doesn't. That's the point.
It depends what you're after. They don't have CUDA, so if you're interested in running something already developed, you're behind. But if you want to develop something new, MPS which is able to use system memory may be a great option too.

AMD on Linux is also making at least some waves recently. Still catching up, but it seems like I've seen 100% increase in ROCm posts compared to last year...
Yeah my day job involves deploying Python containers to K8s so I get where you are coming from. GB sized images are not uncommon. However:

1 - That could be an optional component, behind a "Install Python for Excel " button.

2 - You need to install Python to code in Python anyway, with or without Excel.

3 - Bloat is the norm nowadays and I'm not sure whether users care. A clean Visual Studio install takes 10 GB of disk or something. Office itself takes several GB as well.

4 - Not sure why Docker would be needed. Using Python in Windows is fine nowadays. There are caveats with libs that are very reliant on POSIX (Airflow comes to mind,) but, again, if you control your distro you can limit the libs users can install.
I wouldn't recommend using ESP32 for that. It's overpowered for this application. You don't even need its wireless connectivity. I guess using something like RP2040 or ATTiny would be a better option.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLA_64yz8Ss

This is in English
That doesn’t seem like a meaningful DX improvement and seems more stylistic, no?

Really we’d need rustc to support some kind of AOP technique that lets you inject code at every call site somehow. That way you write the extra context info in a single macro that gets applied transparently for you.

That being said, SNAFU’s approach seems better in the interim. Just add a Location (and presumably there’s a backtrace option too) to your error type and it’s captured automatically without any macros.
Whenever I encounter a server-side rendered app which _doesn't_ work well, and I make a cursory examination of why, I usually find it's down to poor choices.

Ads causing reflow, embedding of other elements (off-site) with poor performance, the Cambrian explosion of trackers and other cancerous marketing-related cruft, labyrinthine page layouts because someone wanted a pixel-perfect visual. All things which are not the core app itself. This leads me to suspect that most apps would work just fine with a few easily anticipated exceptions.
I disagree about continuous delivery. Small, regular releases mean less risk in each release. Basically every company I've worked for has used CI/CD, although 'release daily' seems arbitrary (you release when you merge - that's the whole idea. If there's nothing merged today, we have nothing to release).
You are referring to this one, yes?
https://recombinant.ai
in my experience it holds for every phone. I have seen quite a large number of phones being destroyed by the shaking.
i beg to differ. the more i practice and read about meditation the clearer i understand what it is and that it is something very specific definable in a single short sentence: "observing without judging". understand what that actually means takes some practice, though. but each and every school of meditation (every type of yoga, zen, mindfulness, tai chi, ...) boils down to this and only this.

one exception is the western definition of "meditation" which is more like "thinking silently". this is almost the opposite and technically more of a homonym (one word with two different meanings) and not a different interpretation. it's just something totally different which happens to be referred to with the same word.
Emacs is quite alluring as an idea. I wish we had a "higher" level version of it that could support composing in proper browsers etc. Now I realize this is basically a tiling WM, but I guess I want more interoperability between programs and ability to pass data between them programmatically.
Should be valid for all phones. Would recommend getting a vibration damper.
I've been reclaiming the phrase to mean the coastal states. Living in TX, California and New York are what I fly over to get to actually good places in Asia and Europe.
Original Team Says LK99 Superconductivity Is Real
The woman answered my question — 18 minutes until powered descent begins.
That sounds like "it'll work in a pinch but don't actually do it".
Adding 4 digits is not difficult, but doing this fast enough to be accepted by the captcha system is really hard. I was not kidding when I said that if you need more then 5 seconds per round, you failed and must start again.
I still don't know a better plattform. Linux may be fine if you like tinkering and can compromise on UX and Windows is the same but worse (but at least with Linux built in now).
I'm interested in your build ;)
I support asahi linux.

But Apple should generally fix this. Having a system wide limit of 256 files open is almost as outdated and idiotic as having a filesystem that doesnt support case or more than 256 characters (NTFS)
https://localai.io/ https://github.com/go-skynet/LocalAI
Twitter/mastodon require interactivity to keep users engaged. That is what differentiates it from old school forums. Keeping content short helps with focus as well since people want condensed information as fast as possible. You need notifications without having to reload the page to see other people reacting to your content. You need to see likes and shares alive so that you can see the platform is alive and people are active on it. Refreshing the page just won't do. You need to see new posts being written so that you see there is active conversation. None of this can work if one needs to keep reloading the page. Functionally sure, it will work, but it won't give the user the impression of being part of active group of people and engaged.

As for e-commerce website, you have live chat, various notifications, integrated payment gateway without the need to be redirected to dedicated gateway website(you CANNOT do it without js due to PCI-DSS). Yeah, it can be done with no JS but who would? And if that would be the case, the sales would most definitely reflect the lack of interactivity and functionality.
Here's the thing: The idea of planning a house without taking into account the site where it will sit will never produce a good house.

Would a pre-existing plan account for the sun exposure of your land? Would it have a roof that makes sense for how much it rains or snows? Would getting sunlight in the bedroom also mean facing traffic? Would it take advantage of elevation for views or make sure to block a nearby neighbour? Would it deal well with moisture, or fires, or access roads? Would you build a porch where you can laze away late summer afternoons and feel everything's just right with the world, or a place to dry laundry where nobody goes?

If you really want to design your own house (a great idea), look up materials around A Pattern Language instead. Learn what makes a great house, then design a plan incorporating those ideas but customised towards your plot and your needs.
I assume he gets 90% of the way with html5/css and then calls it a day. Accepts the limits and doesn't seek pixel perfection.
a much worse recent change is documented here:

https://www.mothersruin.com/software/SuspiciousPackage/faq.h...

basically no experienced Mac user would ever open a .PKG package with the Installer, but rather open it with a safe inspection app (Suspicious Package, Pacifist) first, either for security inspection of the pre- & post-install scripts, or to do a manual install outright to prevent the security nightmare that actually installing a package is.

while inspecting and/or manually installing packages is much safer than installing packages with the installer, it is now effectively outlawed by Apple. continuing to do things in the safe way now takes a lot more time...
Just turn off SIP. SIP is for regular users who don’t know what a ulimit is, the whole point of SIP is to lock down the OS as much as possible.

If you’re a developer, you live in the Terminal, you obviously need full control over your OS.

edit: I appreciate the irony of being downvoted for suggesting having control over your OS on Hacker News, so keep it coming please. Mo’ downvotes mo’ irony.
This is very gross disinformation and/or incompetence (which explains why "others" won't listen).

The default Debian tools, apt and apt-get (and related tools, like gdebi/aptitude) won't put the system in an inconsistent state, unless the user forces them to do so. Dpkg will do, which I suspect is the tool you're using.

Even when one adds a repository with incompatible package versions (say, the system is Focal and the repository distribution is Mantic), the upgrade will stop before upgrading the packages.

What's happening is that you're forcing broken dependencies, likely to chase the "latest and greatest versions", then complaining that the package manager is broken.
Compilation speed is completely irrelevant if your codebase is so complex that you can't get it correct.

rm -rf src

Extremely fast and arguably safer than a broken compiler.
Not considering such a basic error condition seems like a gross omission.

This can't even come from the software engineering, but must be some kind of managerial failure (e.g. we're short on time, but have to report great progress to my boss, so skip this scenario).
Perhaps you're looking for 'Neufert'? Here's the link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architects%27_Data. It was a go-to reference book during my university studies.
That makes no sense, yup.
Well, maybe Scooters, yes - they usually have their engine mounted in the swingarm instead of the central frame, which reduces vibrations at the handlebar.
As for power, that doesnt correlate, eg. I have a 20yrs old KTM single without a dampening balance shaft. It only has 48PS but boy, does it vibrate. 45min ride = tingling feet and hands. So, number of cylinders, crankshaft configuration and number of balance shafts make the difference.

Also: Vibration spectrum and power distribution probably also make a Zuge difference (for the iphone's lens/autofocus mechanism)

Electric motorcycles are also really smooth.
They are alternatively doing in two languages - Hindi and then in English.
They both are the same links.
Like it or not predators hunting prey is part of any natural ecosystem. A necessary part.

I don't know what it's like where you are from, but in general I'd say hunters care a lot more about, and do more for, nature in their local ecosystem than your average city dwelling vegan hipster.
I just read them all as "tiny little indistinguishable blob." Too small to see what they are, and other than the smiley-face and a few others, completely devoid of any meaning. Someone sends me an email and all it says is, "[blob] [blob] [blob]" —? I can't be bothered to read your mind, please re-send using words.
Oh, I didn't mean to focus the discussion on angularjs; that "angularjs" that I was using was essentially a totally different and now-deprecated framework from today's angular. I just meant it as an example of why I don't see this as an up-and-coming idea, but rather something that has been the clear best path for a very long time, but doesn't seem to have taken off.

I don't know enough about any of the frameworks you mentioned to evaluate whether the "hybrid in some capacity" actually does mean this approach has become widely used, but I guess from my experience of using the web, it doesn't seem like it is common, it seems like most applications are still sending a skeleton and then filling the data in client-side, rather than rendering the initial page load server-side.
While the reviews can sometimes be superficial, there’s also often cases with a clear winner, or a winner without paying 3x the price. I ended up following his recommendation on automotive scratch remover compound, for example, and was happy with the results.
I have three issues with this:

1. The author is obviously American, as they didn't even question for a second why would one country's government be the steward of what is an archive of worldwide importance.

2. The author, with all due respect, must have been living under a rock to believe a government to be a good steward of pretty much anything. The Internet Archive also contains a great deal of pornography, and rightly so. Can't wait to see it "curated" by the most Puritan Western government.

3. Mostly a joke, but do you remember what happened last time we decided to put all of humanity's knowledge in a single library?
One of my earlier bits of tinkering when I was younger was jailbreaking my iPhone and finding the code in the Japanese iPhone OS build that enabled emojis and using it to enable emojis on my American iPhone. If I recall correctly, I was then able to send them to other iPhones, but of course no one could reciprocate. I thought I was pretty cool! Most people didn’t really understand their point, and it wasn’t until they were added to the American build where people warmed up to them.
Sounds like it’s by design. Payouts for clicks is way higher than impressions. Sneaky sneaky. Or, malicious payloads await on the other side.

My favorite is when a full react site loads up, doesn’t have error boundaries, hits some unimportant js exception, and the entire page that was fully rendered and ready to go just pops out of existence and you are looking at a white page. That doesn’t seem like forward progress at all.
Even without a dampener I would be surprised if they bike would cause issues.
Linux and Nvidia work well these days, it has improved greatly from the dark days of "F you Nvidia" by Linus. I have been using KDE Neon with Nvidia/Cuda for several years now with no issues
The memory of the Deathstar drives that stands out most in my mind was a coworker managing to destroy hardware with SQL. We were at a really ... frugal ... interactive advertising firm and our dev server had been slapped together with a RAID-1 array of cheap IBM drives. One day said coworker was testing conversion of a large database table in MySQL from MyISAM to InnoDB format (to see how long it'd take, what query perf afterwards was like, etc.) and all of a sudden the server went hard down. We went over to the server closet and discovered that the IO had been enough for both drives to grenade themselves at the same time. Good times. I'm just glad we had semi-decent backups and it wasn't a production machine.
It's not plans/drawings, but worth mentioning the Pretty Good House framework: https://www.prettygoodhouse.org/
I think they switch between english and hindi every 5 minutes or so.
Erlang Term Storage (ETS)
Digital ocean is expensive
I'm saying in the laptop market. If you're serious about CUDA you want hardware which doesn't fit in a laptop anyway.

I agree on the general sentiment that nvidia is expletive expletive expletive.
This.

There are so many things you notice while living in a particular house which would have been trivial to fix in planning stage, but impractical after it's built.
I got to tell this story. It’s summer 2018 (plus or minus) and I’m walking to my client’s house in the SoHo area of Manhattan. I walk past a guy set up on Prince street making tintype portraits of people sitting on the bumper of his minivan.

Stopped me in my tracks—wow. Of course I paid for a portrait. I couldn’t wait for it to dry, because I had an appointment, so he mailed it to me.

I was telling all of my co-workers and minions to check out the experience. I hope some tried it out. The results are very special.

The photographer is still doing pop-ups and can be found at a regular gig in Brooklyn.
By tinkering and UX you mean writing a wrapper for every application that needs more than 256 open files.