skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Except, aren't these occurring during/after the shaking, not moments before. It really hurts my brain to try to even get to the level of thinking some people can just accept as a-okay
> free with applecare

So about $200 depending on what model you have then? I pay for AppleCare+ for my iPhone 11 (mostly because I like not using a case) and it's not free.
If they actually cared about the environment they would have spent that time describing how easy they made it to replace the screen and battery on every announced device.
What can one expect when the majority of people that are employed by a particular company share the same values?

How can there be any innovation with group think and a small minority of decision makers insulated in their bubbles from the rest of the world and simultaneously need the share price to stay stable?
Given that it's a new venture continuing their work together at an old one, I thought 100 would be a more appropriate name, but that's pretty obscure even for an HTTP status.
How do you know that's transformers? And doesn't this shut them down / why is it so regular that you knew to start filming?
That situation sounds horrible, is that actually a thing? Why didn’t the industry protest these business models in the first place?
First, let me point to Fairphone which is also providing 7 years minimum of updates, but most importantly, it does not lock me into their OS and I can install anything I want (in the case, MurenaOS).

Second, I'd love to be proven wrong, but I can bet good money that if we look at a distribution of activated iphones per model, we will see that most users probably stay a lot less than 6-7 years.

Third, it's not about iPhone vs Android. It's the fact that we are discussing things like "getting security updates" when in fact we should be asking ourselves "why aren't we free to install whatever system we want on our own device?" I don't really care so much about the fact your phone cost 600 or 6000€, what bugs me to no end is that we are effectively paying trillion-dollar corporations to let them remove our freedoms.
We know it doesn’t have any general purpose compute.
DIY hot sauce reaching the top of hacker news. Are we really that predictable? http://catb.org/jargon/html/food.html
My family (2 adults, 2 kids) was all vaccinated and the adults boosted when we got Covid for the first time. We all tested positive for 7+ days, and the baby was positive on Day 10 via a PCR test. Just one data point but 5 days has never seemed like long enough to me.
The water cycle is actually the perfect analogy. The form of the water is almost as important as the amount. When you take all the water out of the ground and put it on the surface, and then a bunch evaporates, sure, we have the same amount of water. But we're still in big trouble because we don't have usable fresh water.

If you take a bunch of carbon in the grass and convert it to methane gas, sure you have the same amount, but it's a lot worse for the planet.
High-energy membrane-free nonaqueous lithium-based organic redox flow batteries
Don't you pay a subscription for applecare? So not exacty free
I recently learned that the whole Sriracha (brand) shortage was a self-inflected wound due to a contract violation with their supplier: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYdU1X2p2ro
Despite that being true, "earthquake lights" are a real phenomenon and do indeed have varied theories with no proven explanation. They have been captured and documented, etc.
When you say 2.2 kUSD do you mean $2,200.00 or $22,000.00?
In my locale, the installed figure is at or above $22,000 for a heat pump that is about $3,000 for the unit itself. On the other hand, an electric (no heat pump) hot water tank is $900 for the tank and $900 for the install.

I'd really like to have a plumber be able to install a mono block heat pump since the labour costs to install a heat pump look like highway robbery.
Not true. Apple is super disciplined about profit margins. Each business has to be sustainable on its own and each product sells with a hefty margin or is doesn't make the cut.
> It's pretty wild how baked into modern life insecure 2fa is.

And a solution to this is very simple. Make telcos legally liable for losses due to SIM-swap attacks and before the ink is dry on such a law, Telcos will ban using phone numbers for authentication in their TOS. The banks and alike will be forced to come up with another, hopefully, better auth system.
"RAM hacking" you mean? ;)
Didn't know that the phone was limited to USB 2.0 transfer before… kind of ridiculous for the high price.
Btw. regarding preparation of Müsli with Milk, have you ever tried putting it in the fridge overnight? And wouldn't you expect a soft sludge then?

Not so if you put the frozen berries in! The low temperature in the fridge lets the berries thaw up very slowly, turning it all into a cool slush, which crumbles at the lightest pressure. Can be varied by crushing/mushing the berries for even more taste. Very pleasuring texture!
Cheezes dad, go back to your woodworking!
From what I gather the distance between the left and right lens will be less than an inch. Technically it’s still stereo, but don’t get your hopes high.
Party like it’s LK-99
Right. Because there is only google. And we should all use them.
sigh
Buildkite encourages that, even plugins are just a bunch of bash scripts that are sourced at specific steps of the build.
I'd say the analogy goes the other way around.

Showering with cold water is obviously safer (no chance of accidentally scalding yourself). But most people prefer showering with hot water because it's the way they've always done it, they're more comfortable with it, and while they could get burned by it, they view the risk of significant damage to be relatively low (if you discover the water is too hot, fix it quickly and you'll probably be fine).
I used to do physical backups until iOS16 arrived with advanced data protection (ie, E2EE in iCloud for backups).
Imo it's finally offering a bit better image quality than 5 year old 12mpx sensor overprocessed into watercolor. At least I hope, iPhone 13 pro photos become a badly prompted stable diffusion once zoomed a bit.
There's also the salmonberry!
Apple has ran out of design gas. But to be honest even in the late Jobs/Ive years they were running on fumes with 'thin' being the last hill to climb.

I really wish Apple would try a different design aesthetic, such as a move to something warmer and friendlier than the last 20+ years.
Probably because the vast majority of people on the internet don't know anything about British newspapers or their quality.
No one ever said plant based food is carbon neutral. But it uses way less carbon than cows. And yes, I've seen a cow. Many. They spoil the land by trampling it and the water by having their excrement run off into it.
A Judge is not expected to know the particular technical details of a case.

Like if it was a medical case are we going to mock the judge for not knowing the obvious difference between a hemangioma and a hematoma?

The lawyers are expected to explain their case enough that the Judge can understand it.
Nice summary, although it has a rather glaring "thinko" in an early paragraph, where it points out that, because of the age of the visible universe being around 13 billion years, a naive calculation of the universe's diameter would be 26 billion light years across, but that because of cosmic inflation, it's "46 billion light years across [sic]." That should be ~46 bly in radius, in other words, ~93 bly across.
I use calculators plenty, but I neither have that one installed nor use it. On my PC, I use either grpn or units. More often, I pull out my HP 48G+.
> "bat boy" quality

Was bat boy an invention of Weekly World News? If so, WWW was satirical, with intentionally bizarre made-up stories. People were supposed to read it for the comedy, but I guess a version of Poe's Law applies and some people took it seriously. I remember one article of WWW claimed Saddam Hussein was hiding in a submarine in an American lake -- and I bet some people believed this.

The Sun I imagine pretends to be a serious newspaper though.
The UK has no such safeguards, CASM poorly drawn with a pencil still counts as CASM.
They can share those old photos and memories on social media, where their friends, families, and significant others can choose whether to look or ignore it.
So detect the OS and choose the more secure default where possible? I know it's less elegant, but having a much more secure model is worth some sacrifices.
Quartz wristwatches have replaceable batteries since their invention and waterproofing the is not really an issue.

> free with applecare

That's true in your case, but if someone buys a used model then they might prefer to do it at home especially because of budget issues.
Or just buy used.
The Christian church has been using religion to predate on kids, they are still around, no real justice has been done, but we are worried about AI?
Most deliverable domain names aren't DNSSEC-signed. Does anyone here have good information about the impact of signing on deliverability? It wouldn't surprise me if it was used as a signal somewhere, since DNSSEC adoption is so small and signing selects for the fussiest networks.
I've been involved with several enterprise applications based off of Django - leveraging signals, custom models, tasks, etc. to power insurtech and fintech applications.
Have they made them useful yet?
Actually BOM will differ because lightning can do USB2 so it’s probably reusing the same chip. USB-C needs a different chip and is harder to route too so I’m not surprised.
you could say that same thing for keeping copies of images showing child abuse
This is meaningless without percentages. How many devs didn't release their games for each game in this list?
Also worth noting that the unity fee only takes effect once you're making a pretty large amount of revenue, so most devs will be unaffected. Still shitty and I'm glad I made the switch to Godot a few months ago, but not as bad as people are making it out to be.
Yes. It's also good timing since I've got way too many hot peppers from my garden ripening right now and no idea what to do with them!
I sometimes wonder if I am living on the same planet as other people.
Ask HN: AI copyright Law: Can a TV producer copyright a script generated by AI?
As an aside, I found an app that deletes all photos except your favorites. This way I can go through my photos and mark the ones I want to keep and delete the rest. Then I copy those photos to storage.
I find the Amazfit display to be very nice, and it lasts 2 weeks on a charge. I have no idea why Apple is stuck at daily charging for the AW9. I could pay $800 to get an AWU, and then use it in low-power mode for up to 5 days, but that seems absurd. The Amazfit GTR 4 is 1/4 the price and the battery lasts 3x as long (as low-power mode AWU)
1 TB is not a lot, so the answer is probably snapshots to an external hard drive. Together with cloud backups, you have 3 copies of the data on different media and in different locations, which is very robust.

10x that amount and maybe you can start thinking about tape.
I suspect the commenter was thinking of 'grated parmesan' that is typically sold by Kraft at grocery stores in a green can.

The quality Wisconsin Parmesan's are usually very very good, served in wheels or chunks like quality Reggiano (though as you mention a slightly different cheese to Parmiggiano Reggiano) and I don't know of anyone, Italian or otherwise that would describe them as 'wood pulp with cheese flavoring'.
Realistically, there needs to be a pretty big incentive for developers to go through the arduous process of achieving Linux compatibility. That means charging Linux users more substantially more. Of course, that shrinks the pool of potential customers even more. Sure the purchasing power of the average Linux user blows the average windows user out of the water, but the willingness to actually purchase anything is dramatically lower.

Or, you can just make it so that the developer needs to do no extra work to maker their game Linux compatible. Option 2 is much, much better.
These kinds of responses are so easy to write after the fact. Show us a quote from ten years ago then, please, that says that creative writing and art will be among the first things to be automated at a mass scale. Since this

> hasn't been a surprise to anyone in the field

apparently, it should be pretty easy to find such a quote.
Disjointed UX when the original text-sprite menu with the HL activate sound was killer. It was like Quake or Doom's "thunk". Which makes sense since it's all built on Quake2.
I'm a fan of lacto-fermentation, and have a batch of peppers fermenting right now.

I recommend fermenting the hot peppers in a brine, instead of as a paste. In my experience, this reduces the likelihoods of both mold (because only saline is in contact with the air) and exploding containers (because you can leave the lid more loose, allowing air to escape).

I recommend this video's technique for the fermentation step: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uL8UJPQ_zoU

Also, the salt level is incredibly important for both food safety and flavor - Noma's fermentation guide recommends using 2% of the weight of the ferment (both solids and any water). It's worth using a scale for this.
> You dealt the hand you're given.
I do too! :D

I discovered his site back in my teens, when I was really into ASCII art.
Stallman was right. I think it's inevitable we'll see the next generation of developer focused tooling go in the direction of AGPL or source available (eg. BSL). Ironically enough Earthly started off as BSL.
That's an amazing list. And it hammers your point home. There are plenty of custom engines, it seems.
Take a cue from Amazfit, whose watches last weeks on a charge.
Chae$ 4: The Evolution of a Cyberthreat
So now it looks like everyone is waiting for Godot.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waiting_for_Godot
No one says that they have to release new phones every 12 months though.
The wind makes that it probably doesn't come across as as loud as it was, but something like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNaIChPiiww&t=11
A key ingredient that many miss in sriracha is sugar.
Just out of curiosity-how old are you? This pushback reminds me of teachers trying to fight phones in the classroom.
Very cool.

You may find this OSS .Net project I released recently interesting: https://github.com/stepwisehq/prosemirror-dotnet .
Regarding "better water resistance", there have been a ton of phones released in the past that have had water resistance standards of at least IP 67 and that had a user replaceable battery. That part of your argument doesn't hold water.
IMO this move doesn't really hurt the hobbyists (200K installs + $200K over last 12 months). And Godot as an OSS still has to feed the hands that make it eventually.
yeah top fuel is bonkers those engines literally eat themselves alive down the track within milliseconds! hardcore!!!!
Diesel cars will have a lot of issues from a cold engine way before the diesel freezes outright (diesel sold during the winter typically have freezing points below -40C).

For instance, the battery charges really poorly when it's cold, diesel crystals can form in the diesel filter, even if the fuel is technically liquid, and the engine is really inefficient if it's too cold.

Of these, the battery not charging properly, coupled with a lot more electricity needed to start the engine when cold, is probably the first one you will encounter. If it's -20C, you may have to charge the battery once every few days using an external charger, if you mostly do short to medium trips.

I live in Norway, were we can get quite cold weather too, and the typical remedy is some kind of engine heater, fueled either by electricity or by the car's own fuel (for newer models, mostly).

There are several types of heating elements, some heat the cooliant (heatiant during winter), some heat the engine oil, and some just heat the underside of the car. All can contribute really well to the problems you get down to -40C or a bit below, at least if they provide enough power (some may be underpowered if the car is exposed and it's really cold) I think these will melt crystals forming in the diesel filter, and once the engine is started, diesel will circulate through the engine, ensuring that the fuel in the tank reaches an acceptable temperature sooner. Also, a warmer engine requires a lot less electricity to start, meaning battery issues are less likely.

While I don't think most of these are designed to heat the fuel tank directly, they probably generate enough heat that some of the heating will spill to the fuel, too, especially if the car is sheltered in a garage.

And if the temperature outside falls well below -40C, you can probably heat the garage using a lot less energy than required to keep the engine running.

Keeping the engine running 24/7 in any location where electricity is available, doesn't seem like an efficient solution unless you're deep in Siberia and fuel is subsidized but electricity is not.
The link in this comment[0] shows the camera shaking well before the lights are flashing. Also, you can see the arcs of electricity in the flashes. Lightning is purple not bluish. Human made electrical systems make the bluish color. The flashes do not start until ~20s into the 39s video. How are we even coming close to these being "before" the earthquake?

[0]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37485077
> There's two types of game developers: those who finish and publish games and those who write their own game engine.

Which is why that silly "Quake" thing never went anywhere.

What was John Carmack thinking? How did he ever imagine "Doom' and "Quake" could ever get released?
If this thing was already in effect during that period, would you have been screwed over?
The "metaverse" is as dead as 3D TV. It's not really coming anytime soon.
Is that what the majority of people are buying, or are you just pushing down some numbers while forgetting that it does not reflect the reality of the consumer market?
And with OSS alternatives like Godot available, it's getting harder to justify using Unity.
yes, most of it is transported by air. this has been known for a long time. from a quick google search:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2013-09-11/the-iphon...

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/29/technology/iphone-china-a...

https://www.macrumors.com/2014/09/15/iphone-deliveries-from-...
I don’t think this is quite right of a reading “This would imply that they did not find a correlation between vaccination and severity of symptoms in their testing.”

Instead, I think a more accurate rough understanding of their process is they first backed out the effect of severity and then checked if vaccine was correlated with that adjusted number - they found it wasn’t. They didn’t make an assessment on how vaccines effect severity.
Huy Fong, the “rooster brand” and a family owned company in LA that was sort of an immigrant success story, made a deal with Underwood Farms (also around LA and of which Huy Fong worked with personally since the start of Huy Fong) to buy peppers to help them purchase/lease new land but then reneged on the deal and sent undercover executives to Underwood to steal their methods of production. Underwood sued and won and Huy Fong was forced to purchase peppers from other suppliers, most of which seem to be having problems supplying peppers.

Sriracha is not a brand but rather a type of regional sauce, of which Huy Fong’s version was not completely true to recipe (but still tasted great IMO), and so that’s why you see other brands creating a “sriracha” sauce. Huy Fong’s version is sweeter than the OG but I’ve noticed some other brands are even sweeter (like Trader Joe’s if I recall).

Incidentally, Underwood Farms started producing their own sriracha sauce.
This is just Unity being Unity. I still remember Unity vs Improbable drama years ago when Unity changed the license without prior announcement. [0]

> Heard from inside Unity that the blog post was reviewed for weeks and internal concerns about poor / confusing messaging, Game Pass, etc, were all ignored. It's resignation time for some folks.[1]

[0] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/dispute-between-unity-improba...

[1] https://twitter.com/georgebsocial/status/1701678249086992478
It’s not that I store only games on my computer, but backups, photography and legacy stuff takes space. Especially, if you’re into computers for ~30 years.
It's even worse according to the original announcement - it talks about a monthly rate per install.
I've found mash fermentation works fantastically in a vacuum bag

https://youtu.be/1IyrvH-Gexk?si=giwGdkPrLzxJc2AL
> submarine in a lake

Made me spill my coffee!
CI = Continuous Integration

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_integration
If it only applied to games sold for profit (or with microtransactions) it would be okay, but basing it on installs leads to things like that a Unity developer should avoid including their game in a charity bundle unless they mostly want to donate to Unity. E.g. Fanatical's Stand With Ukraine Charity Bundle would have cost each developer ~$2000 if they were on a Personal/Plus plan. It's not a huge amount, but Unity does not deserve it.
Yeah it feels like a waste but as a business you should be able to calculate the cost of that, to me it still feels lower than the 5% from unreal. It's 1 cent per install after $1 million.

Even if you go crazy and install the game 10 times, that 10cents is less than the 25 cents unreal would charge assuming your game is $5.
We added a billion people to the planet last decade.
Nothing in Nvidia’s past even hints at them being able to pull off half of what you wished for and consumers are not interested in an audio-only phone. There are just way too many things that work better with a screen (like pictures or games, also I like to read articles not listen to them).

The only think Nvidia has going for them is hardware and CUDA, I don’t even think they are very competent in the software department let alone consumer-facing software.
Yup. There's no 100% privacy guarantee on a network, period. Sorry kids.
Apple should have kept the S model name suffix. These half-upgrades underwhelm when the devices are marketed as fully new models.
Nvidia doesn’t do AI though. They would need a software partner to do the entire OS and software stack.
The standard models are a % of revenue (i.e. Unreal Engine - fine for flat advance services like Game Pass), a flat licensing fee (old Unity, old Fmod, etc), or an ongoing fee per-title/per-seat (current Unity, stuff like Wwise). This new fee-per-install model Unity is adopting is relatively rare.

Game giveaways like Game Pass and Epic Games Store's free games are generally based on a flat advance. I think PlayStation Plus's free games are also a flat advance, but I can't personally attest to it. There are tables out there of how much money Epic handed specific developers for their games and how many copies were installed that I think leaked during the Apple lawsuit, and in some cases developers earned much less than Unity's 20 cents per copy due to the number of installs.

Ideally this flat advance model would have been widely protested by the industry, but there is a huge audience of struggling indie game devs for whom a flat advance is a desperately needed lifeline, so it's been successful.
First time I've actually watched a training video end-to-end...

I'd love to hear from someone who uses this system, or systems similar, and whether the learning-curve is worth how fast you can "grok" and order? I suppose it solves issues with miscommunication, poor handwriting, broken ticket machines, etc...