skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> An application launcher menu would simply be a folder you open like any other, containing launchers. Open the folder, size and shape it how you want, put it in whatever view style you want, and stick it somewhere on your screen.

The author is not taking the metaphor far enough! He left out one of my favorite pieces of Mac OS.

The folder should not contain application launchers. It should contain the actual applications themselves. An application is just a file. To "install" an application, copy the file to a location on your hard drive. To "uninstall" an application, delete the file.

Under the hood, applications can be a collection of files, whatever, but the GUI should treat each application as one file.
I've been looking at getting shutters on my windows; They're not common in the UK but are common in more southern European countries. Unfortunately UK windows are designed without the expectation that shutters might be installed. Also it seems to require planning permission to install them on street facing windows too, as they are not currently one of the exceptions. But installing air conditioning (and heat pumps) does have an exception. This needs to be fixed.
In some cases the final aspect of "fail" can be useful to prevent further investment in a dead-end. e.g. failing to make a perpetual motion machine. I would not use it to describe people but rather the specific solution/method being investigated.

I think the most important thing is one's own mindset. I don't know how much 'fail' is in my vocabulary, but it's very hard to recall times when I completely ran out of options when working on a problem--usually I run out of time, start working on something more pressing, or the problem becomes less of a concern.
The effects of SO2 to the stratosphere are well known and understood, because volcanoes occasionally do just that. Without asking for permission.
This does not sound at all like good fortune will shine on current data, though?
I didn’t think it would be “dirt cheap”. It’s a surprising product to make in a world where there are already more affordable models produced by the same company to satisfy the urge for instant photos and everyone already has a camera in their pocket for around the same price.
Going to quakecon and meeting John Carmack was a top life experience for me
Textual-web: Run TUIs and terminals in the browser
Thanks.

Yeah, I have something like 12 karma or so, and the account is newly registered (a few days ago). Unfortunately, HN doesn't seems to provide any workarounds for that.
Super cool! And Llmflows looks really interesting, how does it differentiate from Langchain?
> Truth isn't determined by a majority.

It's not about truth. It's about stability, safety. How do you keep a bunch of pretty hard-core fascist propagandists from stirring up the people without any repercussion? A government needs control, or it loses its legitimacy. I think that's at least implied in the main text of the constitution.
The Cloudflare FAQ says you have to set the authoritative name servers to Cloudflare’s: https://developers.cloudflare.com/registrar/faq/#what-happen...

If that’s not the case, then I’m definitely misunderstanding something about DNS!
That sounds fine and dandy, but they don't grow food there. That's going to be a much bigger problem than whether or not people can tolerate being indoors all day.
Watched it. Great work! Looking forward to this going mainstream. I'll try to drop by the Matrix chat and ask some questions.
The speed that caffeine starts hitting your body depends very strongly on how full you are when you consume it and how much food/water you’ve already had throughout the day. The timing after a meal will be very different than an empty stomach, which is probably just minutes. People are more used to noticing the same effects with alcohol.
Apparently still not hot enough that anyone is power is doing any large changes
So how would you prove that the transforms it conjures up are in fact correctness-preserving?

Also, if you only allow correctness-preserving transforms, why would you need an LLM in the first place? Just apply those correctness-preserving transforms directly (that's basically how recompilers work, which have been successful in doing that since the late 90s)
Should it be

{ status: 200, body: { "message": "Reconfiguration done." } }

?
> “ While we were able to collect the 'golden orb' and bring it onto the ship, we still are not able to identify it beyond the fact that it is biological in origin," NOAA said.

I assume biological as in ‘made by’ someone or something.

Edit: the original NOAA article is better as it shows a clearer photo. It seems an organic object with a gold like color.
Yes, when compared to extreme complexity, compose is simpler. But it's hardly simple.
Not only that, it's a delight to hear her speak in interviews.
Wasn’t Gandi’s whole schtick an ethical thing? Then they sold out?
> Apple renamed all their APIs

How did they prevent this change from causing a huge compatibility nightmare?
I assume that liquids at different densities form different layers. And maybe surface tension helps?
there are all kinds of golden colored blobs in the ocean probably its a golden colored sea cucumber or sea squirt
Unfortunately cloud domains domains are going to managed by Squarespace.

> Since Google Domains is the underlying domains registrar for Cloud Domains, there are some important changes that we want to share with you.

> What do you need to know?
Upon closing of the Squarespace-Google Domains transaction, Squarespace Domains will become the registrar for your domains managed by Cloud Domains.
Are you able to answer the question, or are we to take avoidance as answer enough?
That's because it's a loss leader to get you into their system
Your reply is a complete and utter non-sequitur. Conservatives are not why homeless drug addicts are given free reign to camp out and harass every day, hard working tax payers in San Francisco. That's entirely due to a single veto point (a progressive judge who doesn't even live in the city), despite there finally being some local government push against such activities.
Yes. Humanity we are not in good shape.
My mom is absolutely certain her wedding ring has appreciated.

And it’s my “I read it online” vs hers “I talked with a jeweler”

Which to be honest I’d call a draw.
hello,

reading just the headline of your post, i instantly thought: no ...

after reading your ... "rational" above

what is your company selling, that you even think about "hell yes, i'll do 2 millions plus in sales in my first year" ... !? [to get about the equivalent of your ~ 200 k "pay cut" :]

sounds like a really good offer ... not.

so: "just no no no no no!!"

just my 0.02€
Without breath up on supplemental oxygen, it is half that
There's also the perverse incentive created by having dedicated UX people. At some point the UI is at a good point and doesn't need significant improvement, but the UX person needs to justify their existence, so changes happen just for the sake of making changes.

To me, Discord's UI - especially on mobile - exemplifies this perfectly. They change the image upload process every few months, alternating between various levels of decent and terrible design.

First it used to be one tap, then they put it in a submenu, now it's back to one tap but uploaded images get grouped together requiring tapping on them to scroll through, so we're forced to upload them one by one to have them show in the more convenient old way, making it still strictly a step back.

Add in the managers who think that not having large UI changes every few years is a sign of stagnation regardless of reason.
About 0%. Looking at historical timelines, the rapid change we are seeing now is unprecedented. The forced heating lines up exactly with the additional C02 and methane we have pumped into the atmosphere.

We are causing this, full stop.

(No need to reply; you've already shown yourself to be a sarcastic asshole who sucks down a big glass oil company propaganda for breakfast. [Insert sarcastic winking emoji here])
"disproportionately likely to be brutalized or killed by law enforcement"

Hi woodruffw - what group is disproportionaly likely to kill or brutalize law enforcement? What happens when you correct for that?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=43JMIuwVrY4&pp=ygUOSW4gcnVubmV...

A regular BLDC motor is already using induction. See this video.

The 70% number you are referring to is for a flat coil through a much greater distance than would be needed here. For the new design, I imagine another set of coils inside and separated from the rotor, and the magnets on the rotor replaced by a simple ring. The induction coils would need to be offset to produce torque on the ring. Yes, it would be less efficient because you are using power to produce the magnetic field. However, no rare earth metals are required.
Oh god.

I am a gandi domain user.

I could up my account balance with a check and use their simple noscript http API to perform my domain operations (with curl).

Does it mean I will have to go raw IP email server? Aka, myname@[x.x.x.x] and myname@[IPv6:...], at least SPF is free here :)

Why I cannot find who did buy gandi??? what is happening???
If it's just for fun then write your bundler in assembly for all I care!
Theme from Chuck Rock (Amiga version) performed on Commodore-based instruments
The more you think about it the more it becomes plainly obvious how unfathomably screwed we genuinely are.
https://investor.caseys.com/press-releases/press-release-det...

This might surprise some people . Pizza for breakfast . Not left over pizza from previous night
> I either didn't see the linked reference or it wasn't there when I read eschelon's comment.

It wasn't there. echelon added the references later, presumably en lieu of responding to everyone. Everything below the -- is new.
How is the metric measured? I read https://climate.copernicus.eu/summer-2023-hottest-record but didn't get a good idea. Maybe I missed something.

Reason I ask is because strangely we got a very cool summer for the previous 3 months in Eastern Canada. But that's part of earth so I'm asking about the method, how the weight is distributed, etc.
Truly this is the year of Linux on the desktop!
No, the theoretical point of carbon capture is to take the carbon we released from the ground back into it. Ultimately, there is simply too much CO2 in the atmosphere at the moment. The long term goal has to be to permanently sequester it back into the ground - essentially reversing the last 100-200 years of burning fossil fuels, replacing everything we got from coal, oil, and gas with better alternatives so we can keep living a life that is at least as decent as today's.

It is impossible for human civilization as we know it to thrive longer term if we keep the current amount of CO2 (and thus carbon) in any way that is circulating.

Of course, capture can and should be the goal after we do the much much easier thing, which is not releasing even 1kg more of the already trapped carbon from the ground.
I had tried NameCheap for a little while, but I've been using NameSilo for everything for the past 5 years. For the most part it stays out of my way.

I've never found a registrar that really felt like it was overall a good experience. It's definitely a "least bad" kind of market. The thing that bothers me the most about registrars is that they all have their own interfaces for stuff and it takes time to learn how to navigate to everything. So it makes it hard to try new ones.
Also, keep in mind that one of the biggest advantages of HN is how lightweight it is.

HN: https://tools.pingdom.com/#629fe03213000000
Yours: https://tools.pingdom.com/#629fdff48e000000

Its HN vs yours 25 KB vs 305 KB and 7 requests vs 44 requests.

Besides that, looks very promising!
Have you seen a Mine before?

This is trivial [1, first image in article]? It looks like an Open Pit Coal Mine. I'm sure you'd appreciate if your local forest or parkland was turned into this.

I suppose we have different definitions of trivial.

Sounds like you enjoy polluted water, diseased wildlife, etc.

Personally, I care about the health of the humans, wildlife, and ecosystems.

"Concern Trolling" ...Get outside. Touch some grass and trees. I think you spend too much time online...

[1] https://qz.com/2156463/why-elon-musk-wants-tesla-to-start-mi...
Thank you for the honesty
Broccoli contains loads of it. You can also buy a bag for $19: https://www.amazon.com/PURE-ORIGINAL-INGREDIENTS-Diindolylme...
This decision has trashed Google’s brand and whoever made it should be fired. It’s not that Google domains is particularly important, but Google’s reputation for untrustworthiness in the consumer space has now metastasized to their cloud business. People were willing to give Google the benefit of the doubt before, that they would not treat business customers the same as consumers. Now they aren’t.
China spy claims as Parliament researcher arrested
Temp differentials are still differentials, though, so sun warmth would be already accounted for.
Sorry, I thought my last message did give suggestions for things to compare?
Don’t even start trying to work out how bad the water wars would be if everywhere was like Phoenix.

Water rights between states and between nations are going to lead to war and mass migration.
You don't need separate containers to run nginx and php-fpm.
Two words: hanging chads
For 1, that can be a problem for when we're done accelerating things.

For 2, those aren't real options, given the externalities.
Builder's Remedy
Google Cloud Domains as a product will continue to function but it’ll be an interface to Squarespace: Squarespace will be the registrar.

“Yes, you can continue to search and register for new domains using Cloud Domains. After migration, Google Cloud becomes a reseller of Squarespace Domains. When you buy new domains using Cloud Domains after migration, the registrar of record is Squarespace.”

The least bad outcome.

https://cloud.google.com/domains/docs/faq
"This is one major reason why BART boarded up their restrooms in downtown SF."

We live in a society where we can't have public restrooms and progressives (including virtually half the commenters here!) think that we're being too mean to vagrants. Just incredible.

Why are Tokyo and Singapore nice cities? What would they do if someone was shooting up in the streets in front of children?
That's correct, you cannot change the name servers of a domain purchased on Cloudflare, but you don't have to use their proxy.

I have yet to see a DNS zone manager as good as CloudFlare, so I've been using it anyway for the past 10 years for all of my domains.
Yeah I have a .RSVP domain for an event website. Google charged $12/yr and Squarespace charges $20. It was a TLD created by Google so there aren’t too many places that support it yet.
Elections are every roughly every half decade in most of the world, right? I think the leaders know that we won't panic about our climate changing over that time span. What do we call the climate change equivalent of an Overton window?
> laziest, .. silly, bad-faith, diversionary argument
The article is a prank. You won't make a diamond without a sealed chamber filled with a well crafted atmosphere. (Just a question, but does the end-result look anything like a diamond to you?)

Also, if you want to try any "dry" recipe in a microwave, put a glass with some water near it. Otherwise you risk damaging something.
Maybe I don't understand the complexity, but in good old Ruby I can easily stop a thread if I don't need result anymore. No async needed and no yield points necessary. Doesn't it apply to Rust too?
If they take phone orders you could just play a pre recorded messages and call them using twillo. I've done this in the past to call many stores and check inventory of an item
Every European car I've ever owned has had a ZF transmission.
Seasons, global climate related cycles like El Niño, unpredictable weather and so on push temperatures up and down, eventually it will get colder next winter.

But the complex system that is the planet have a lot of tipping points, that once reached things will go increasingly worse with no turning back.

I'm not sure if we didn't reach that stage already, or if this kind of events will give us the extra push to cross the border. That is why is dangerous to keep emitting even if they are not predicted to reach some milestone for some years still, the system becomes fragile and ready to break down with small changes.
> this continued uncertainty is their brand

FIFY.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Discontinued_Google_s...

If it doesn't shove an ad in someone's face, Google is structurally incapable of caring about it.
I don't know why you put that in quotes.

My point is it is rediculous to argue for geoengineering while pointing your finger at the third world, when the country with the largest historical emissions still relies heavily on coal.
Do UK ISPs Have Permission to Monitor IPTV Pirates and Share Their Data?
Without taking days off?
Sure, there are some people who are not persuadable no matter what. But there are other people who are not crazy but who see stuff like this and have legitimate doubts.
Also the price after 1 year is really cheap
As someone who’s done a bunch of DEI analyses for companies, I don’t really believe you understood what you’re saying happened. That really does not make sense. It would be a massive organizational change for some niche cherry picked reporting stats that few people look at. Does not sound plausible at all. This stuff is genuinely hard to implement.

You absolutely need to normalize for level when determine pay discrepancies. As well as hiring, retention, and promotion rates. It’s silly to suggest otherwise. Frankly a lot of companies fail to do this and are convinced they have huge problems when in fact things are pretty fair at the individual level and on track to gradually diversify over time. But you can’t just snap your fingers and diversify the top of an org. It takes a long time.
Time to get a 3D printer!
Below 10%. The most efficient plants are food crops we've genetically modified. I believe corn absorbs around 10%.

However, plants also reflect a lot of energy, unlike black/asphalt roofs that most people in the US install.
> that either didn't bring in revenue

Domain registration is famously difficult to profit from unless the registrar is able to upsell
It could be rolled under bonus which is quite high for sales. I'd be very surprised if there wasn't some sort of incentive structure.
Is it related to immersing face in cold water that is supposed to dramatically lower heart rate?
Artificial Intelligence Cyber Challenge for those as confused as me. Link to a DARPA post discussing it:
https://www.darpa.mil/news-events/2023-08-09
In the same volumes and in the same way as we would be doing it?
Safari kind of does, most of the time, with back undo-close tab, though I agree it must be 100% reliable for peace of mind to set in.
43.3 Celsius
Not OP. But as soon as they transfer money in compensation that's fair and represents the value of the land. Or, I'm happy to take a 20% cut of all resources mined from my property. They can demolish it entirely and turn it into a giant hole for all I care.
Gandi’s VPS offerings have always been a nightmare
Kind of, because your house will always be warmer than the outside at thermal equilibrium, both in summer and winter (with heating/ac off)

So, yes if you consider the differential in-house current-target temperature yes, but difference of outside/inside temperature no.
I think you might have a very fundamental misunderstanding on how thermodynamics works?

The maximum theoretical efficiency for a combustion engine is about 50%. We'll probably struggle to hit 40%, and that too only after a fair bit of further investment (in particular, materials science investments, and the production of most engineered materials itself requires a fair bit of energy, which generally increases based on the non-standardness/"information-content" of the material (very roughly: "how likely is it that we find a naturally occurring deposit of it on Earth").

So, you cannot really "re-use what's already in it [the atmosphere]". Not sustainably, not while also accommodating growth.
Many issues over humanity it has been the case that someone lied for power.

Insane that these idiots picked the one time a problem is actually really real as the time they decided to call out the tactic.
Does it even matter if it was warmer in the past? Right here, right now, we can prove that human efforts have changed the temperature of the planet. Right here, right now, we can see the effects of that change. Increased frequency of storms, increased intensity of storms, shifting of seasons, decline in animal populations, etc. Being a "skeptic" just because you can't prove that it's currently warmer than it was 200 years ago is pointless
Sigh... It's a Toto. In retrospect I don't even know why I thought it was a Zojirushi.
AWS has a few issues:

- domains are relatively expensive ($13 vs $9.15 on CloudFlare for a .com, others even more expensive)

- you have to pay DNS on top of that

- you have to deal with AWS
Counter point, I've been using a VoIP service called GrandCentral since college. Google purchased them. Nearly 20 years later, I'm still using that same number with far more feature. In this case, Squarespace acquired Google Domains. Assuming the transition as seamless as GrandCentral was for me, what's the issue here? From what I've heard of Squarespace and their support, they will be just as good a custodian as Google.
Ah, I knew about the price increases but not the sale of the company.

One thing I really liked about Gandi was that they had a concept of Organizations, and users within those orgs, so we didn’t have to share a login within the org.

I’ve been moving my personal domains to Porkbun and Cloudflare, just to see which I like better. For domains at the company where I work I’d rather move them to Cloudflare, but they require that you use their DNS, and I haven’t yet felt like untangling how that will work with our AWS setup — we’re currently using Route53 and features there, including their certificate management and routing to specific ARNs.

Anyway, It’s a shame, because I was a big advocate for Gandi for a decade, and any time I could I always transferred domains there, for myself and the companies I worked for. In my digital life so far, Apple is the only one I’ve been able to stick with long-term. If they ever get broken up or if I get inexplicably banned, that one’s gonna hurt.
Yeah, it is a mistake to worry about the earth in regards to climate change. It will be fine. Biodiversity may in fact increase after the bottleneck. Humans though, or at least human civilization...
When you say efficient it makes me suspicious. Just because a plant doesn't absorb the energy for conversion doesn't mean it doesn't absorb it as heat. Remember, they're quite connected to the ground so they could be good heat dissipation (I have no idea, just speculating.)
hello,

idk / imho. ... to you want to work on an 1.) "experimental" or "learning project" or 2.) a "serious" one, where you need an MVP fast!?

if 1.) use whatever floats your boat.

if 2.) use whatever tool for the job in question you already know best - for me in your case it sounds like: python django ;)

just my 0.02€
The chart is from 1991 to 2023 by the looks of the article?
Careful, if this molecule is basically an antibiotic (and at that, with poor effectiveness outside of a specific dose range), you could produce resistant bacteria or hard-to-predict side effects
Brushes and slip rings seem like they would be more efficient, but they are adding friction and sparking that isn’t part of this, and as they wear become less efficient. BLDC showed that induction wins through one conversion, but this is making 2.

Simple napkin math: If you compare BLDC to Brushed efficiency. Best BLDC is 90% efficiency and best brushed is 80%. Even if the inductive rotor loses as much energy as the complete BLDC motor, it would still perform on par with a brushed motor.