skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Regardless of the details, there’s no such thing as “too old for X”, if there’s a well, there’s a way, as long as it’s within the reasonable limits, and even beyond that sometimes can be done.
Are you ok? If you think you’re programming on the fabric of the universe and not a chip, then the likelihood is you’re experiencing a major psychiatric issue, which given the tone of the replies is a definite possibility.

If you’re not, then you’re programming for some kind of chip, which inherently and obviously limits your ability to express programs to those that are supported on that chip, be that via the specific instructions, architecture or performance of that chip.

Which has nothing to do with rust.
Note that the most affected will not be the current rich countries, e.g. Europe, North America unless they choose to be by allowing in refugees. Being Northern means a few degrees of warming still has them well within the habitable zone, requiring fairly minor sacrificies to keep same quality of life.
even with sorting stuff in folders, "last opened" is a shortcut that saves several clicks and it helps me remember, which is important to get back into the zone.

same goes for browser history. it's not just where i have been, but also when. that gets lost with bookmarks. i probably won't miss really old history entries, but that's also an advantage. history eventually ages out. bookmarks never age out. i'd have to delete them manually. lastly at least originally visited links had a different color. bookmarked links don't do that.

but then, i'll just keep tabs open anyways.
Please leave feedback about your feelings on the changes to the GH feed.
This. Once one runs the numbers, everything is much less sexy. There’s a reason IPCC explains what it explains.
This project looks very cool to give back life to an old useless minitel.

But sadly the source code, hardware instructions to make one oneself or tinker with it are missing.
Just as straightforward as this is another method that has worked for me for years (decades?).

Server Side Includes.

Have a separate files for the header, content and footer and only edit the content files.
Leaked Google pay data shows how much employees report making
Huawei and the Land of Magical Thinking
I’d never heard this about Warren Buffet and so looked it up out of curiosity. I’m going to be honest, I hesitate to call it “smallish” for the average American (around 6500 sq ft). But I’ll admit it’s smaller and more modest than most homes owned by billionaires. At least according to my brief search, it’s the only house he owns, too.
excited for .NET support so I can write NUnit tests verifying my NGINX Unit hosted software
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hahahahahaahah
Colin will make you a pizza while he's delivering it:
https://youtu.be/YjyJRTM0knE?si=fes2lbRntUlciPSH
That line made me chuckle too. I used a Duron 1.2 with a all in wonder 9600 XT, then got an XP 2500+, which I almost immediately OC'ed to 3200+.
This looks to be pretty useful material for beginners. But I must admit that “Exiting the VIM editor” requiring its own section made me chuckle.
In general, I think we should reserve the term "greenwashing" for fake projects. Lots of carbon offsets, for example, actually do nothing at all. If you're using those projects to offset your personal emissions, you're wasting your money. If you're a corporation, it's great because although it's not real, it's cheap and looks good.

On the other hand, if you pay Climeworks then they will actually remove the CO2 from the air that you think they're removing, and bury it in deep basalt where it will turn into limestone. It will be quite expensive, and it's a woefully inadequate approach on its own, but it's real and measurable. For most corporations, it's worthless for greenwashing because it costs too much.

(An oil company using captured CO2 to pump more oil out of the ground probably still counts as greenwashing, though.)
> But it's also perfectly expected for a male, if he's aware ... looking for more important things ...

I wonder if any Bowerbirds have shared your revelation.
this is a preview of "pass laws on gov and civilian software reporting, this is how we (gov) do it" ?

chilling, dysfunctional.. almost mocks the daily and weekly maintenance that is rigorously required in so many competent organizations.

combined with new pending legislation, quite the stark warning IMHO
Keep scrolling
There are code.json generators and a scraper written in Python:

GSA/code-gov//docs/code_json_generators.md >
"Code.gov Metadata Schema 2.0.0 Requirements"
https://github.com/GSA/code-gov/blob/master/docs/code_json_g...

code.gov/agency-compliance/compliance/procurement:
https://code.gov/agency-compliance/compliance/procurement

Looks like there's a JSON-LD @context for /data.json now: https://project-open-data.cio.gov/v1.1/metadata-resources/

Prometheus-like data pull system might've been better for COVID reporting w/ e.g. the hastily-added CDCPMDRecord and SpecialAnnouncement.

Prometheus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prometheus_(software)

CDCPMDRecord:
https://schema.org/CDCPMDRecord
Agreed about discoverability issues. Everything is hidden. Hiding power user features is one thing, but you can't hide the basic stuff.

IMHO UI usability hasn't been Apple's strong suit for a long time. In fact, as someone who has to use both Mac and PC, MacOS is just as terrible in many ways in not worse.

What they do well device integration usability across their ecosystem.
A tiny bit of searching:

https://replicationindex.com/2018/01/05/bem-retraction/ and a lovely quote:

“I’m all for rigor, but I prefer other people do it. I see its importance—it’s fun for some people—but I don’t have the patience for it. If you looked at all my past experiments, they were always rhetorical devices. I gathered data to show how my point would be made. I used data as a point of persuasion, and I never really worried about, ‘Will this replicate or will this not?” (Daryl J. Bem, in Engber, 2017)

also http://osc.centerforopenscience.org/2014/06/25/a-skeptics-re... but I don't like this: "If ever there was a paper that showed the futility of meta-analysis, this one is it. Here we have one of the most ridiculous claims that intelligent people have ever dared to make (yes; the hypothesis that aliens built the pyramids is more plausible than people being able to look into the future) – and a meta-analysis supports this claim. The unavoidable conclusion is not that psi exists; rather, it is that meta-analysis is a tool that is fraught with danger". The other points are perhaps valid.

You talk about science but don't have the basic critical thinking to look for opposing viewpoints. You should be seriously embarrassed.
Never been part of that community, however the best place to play Windows games is on Windows.

GNU/Linux following OS/2 steps on Windows games support, will find the same fate in game studios adoption.

It is quite telling that despite all game related NDK APIs being available on GNU/Linux, hardly any studio bothers with making their Android games available on GNU/Linux.
If you define LLMs as magic portals for ignoring copyright law and also assume they're magically able to perform arbitrary code transforms defying compiler engineers, then sure.
Whether it's unreasonable or not, I don't think we have much of a choice.

Obviously the goal is to move as much stuff off of GHG emissions, but we've done a lot of damage to the atmosphere. If you look at a CO2 graph in the atmosphere over 40,000 years our GHG emissions are basically a vertical line:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CO2_40k.png
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YIMBY_movement
The most amazing part to me is the idea that you can smash into a moving object of unknown composition and literally blast pieces of it away and still assume you will be able to accurately predict the final outcome.
> There are no exotic dependencies, nothing to maintain and you can quickly adapt it to your needs.

Yeah kinda, except that most people making static sites aren't the people who know Make.
Do people like incentives or penalties?

What incentive could there be to keep reusable [federal] open source software inventoried?
Was this an Apple employee working covertly to cement ProRes as an open codec?
Macromedia, Halo 2 / CE split screen parties. Peak America! Miss the time I had with my friends playing split screen.
Last weekend I had a negative realization. Nothing major, just some bad personal news, something that basically was broken and required possible expensive repairs. I immediately got in a negative mood, it was visceral but it had also a physical effect on me. I only wanted to sleep, lost all energy, just wanted to handle the negative news which was only possible on a weekday. At the same time I thought, it is crazy I feel a physical impact because of a thought affecting my mood. I could think rationally about it, but my tiredness and lack of energy did not go away.

During the week, I worked out the cause of the bad news, and this is no longer a problem. But I am somehow concerned that what was basicially a thought could have this impact on me.
> Occam's Razor says it was Oswald

I think it doesn’t. That’s why the story has never come to rest, there’s simply too many question marks about the whole thing
Occam's Razor says that the guy framed to be the fall guy on this literal world changing event was killed mere ours after the fact on live television, "ending the story".

It's amazing that people in 2023 can be just as accepting of the mainstream narrative as the average joes in the 60s, that were subjected to a top down narrative decided by the powers that be using 3 TV channels and 2 newspapers.
I literally cannot count the number of times significant whitespace has broken a yaml file I've edited followed by a completely useless error on line 1. I don't have this problem in python. I loath yaml.
Population collapse is a very long way away, places like Nigeria and Chad continue to grow at an incredible rate and India won't top out for another 30 years at least. World population 100 years from will still be higher than today.
It’s an imperfect spam filter, of course, but their replies clutter up the top replies of any popular tweet and are virtually never worth looking at (in general, if you can only get attention by paying for it, you’re probably not worth paying attention to). I’d probably use it if I was still on Twitter.
That's a one-time thing though and plants have already naturally spread to basically everywhere that they can spread.
Roz Chast Knows You’ll Always Regret Leaving the City for the Suburbs
Same here on Firefox
https://archive.ph/6I6CU
NYT version: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37451699
Someone feeling the need to bash other languages is universal. For example, every Julia post here has people bashing it, in a way that is often tangential to the topic of the post. I'm actually surprised this thread doesn't have someone complaining about 1-based indexing in Julia.
Just like with OS/2, it makes Linux irrelevant for game studios.

Not even studios targeting Android care, and it would be quite easy, given that ISO C11, ISO C++17, OpenGL ES, Vulkan, OpenSL and OpenMAX, all exist on GNU/Linux, and most middleware engines as well.
Super Mario Bros. Any% Speedrun in 4:54.631 *WR
Sama-Bajau “sea nomads” people gene mutations allow them to free-dive 13 minutes
I was going to make a yt-dlp extractor for rms but got a bit lost. Does anyone know of any guide about making them?
Crazy that he chose to keep this secret for six decades. I wonder what possible reason he could have to bring it up now. Hmm, hmm, hmm.
Ah right, but I was thinking of expansions to new audiences. But if you rather have this classic instant photo mindset, I was thinking the regular Instax models would do. My point is that this new model seems to have conflicting feature sets for reasons similar to yours.
Oswald was a marine sharpshooter, and it took him 3 shots with a scoped rifle (probably at point blank range, though I don't know the ballistics of that gun). That suggests it wasn't Oswald. Though even then Oswald clearly would have been standing next to the unknown shooter urging him to do it.
How did killing Oswald end the story? You bringing it up proves that it only inflamed the issue and made it more attractive to conspiratorial readings!
Because if you’re not paying really, really good attention to what’s going on, it doesn’t really feel like that’s what’s happening. At least for most people!

They would describe, “anger makes my skin hot” not “my skin getting hot makes me experience anger.”
They will do the same to Figma.
'sanctions are working'

Sanctions are diverting massive Chinese investment inward, funding a domestic supply chain for semi-conductors, which will give rise to global competitors for TSMC, ASML and the rest. As ASML CEO himself recently stated, 'it makes no sense to encourage (Chinese) innovation', this way if your objective is to maintain a technological lead.

The magical thinking is owned by the author, whose copium / hopium has entirely replaced analysis.
It blows my mind sometimes that we have these literal god tools at our disposable. Proprietary for now, but Open Source always catches up
I definitely applied it in my garage in the summer and only let it sit for a day or so.
> But to react in this manner seems... kinda elitist?

I don’t see how, anymore than using an ad blocker is. These are people who are paying to have their (generally low-quality, irritating) content pushed in your face.
hey I wrote almost this exact blog post 15(ish?) years ago except mine used m4 as an "exotic dependency" ;)
Oh yes. It is unfortunate even when something is "right" or "correct" it doesn't means the world will move in that direction.

Hopefully now Shopify has enough resources to push this through.
I for one miss the 3-D buttons of the Windows 95 era. It was obvious what could be clicked and what could not.
There isn’t really a lot of alternatives to the "desktop", since it basically just means arranging stuff within a rectangle, and what else would you do on a rectangular screen? The only alternatives are having everything fullscreen, like TUIs, or else tiling windows, so that you never see the actual desktop. Similar for folders. You need a way to visually represent groupings of stuff, and there isn’t a lot of choice besides lists/menus or a two-dimensional layout of proxy items (usually labelled icons).

I think we already found out what works best for monitor+mouse+keyboard 20-ish years ago. There's a lot to improve in terms of consistency and various details, but I don’t think there's any new paradigm to be found that would work better.
Yea let's also convict people using Occam's Razor.

"What's all the fuzz about? The dude was near the murder site at the time, it's obvious it was him, duh"
When I lived in Perth in 2008 the coffee was awful compared to NZ (and to Melbourne, where I ended up afterwards). I lived in Leederville and Subiaco, both with popular cafe strips, but broadly awful coffee.
And requires you to enable CGO, which I avoid at all costs if I can
What open questions? He clearly had access to the place where the shots were fired, and knew how to use a gun. The shot was not particularly difficult.
Any popular post will have _hundreds_ of inane responses from blueticks, all shoved to the top. Blocking them individually is hardly realistic.
Google is in Montreal, too
Reviewing a Dell Linux PC 23 years ago
Okay, I always read this. And my brother is a proponent of the nap technique you mention!

BUT: On an empty stomach, or even if I've had a little bit of food, it feels like caffeine works fairly instantly for me? I'm the stereotypical "can't function until I've had a little coffee in the morning" type of guy. Is this purely psychosomatic?
The Coming Wave
Ok so where are the good examples, anyone doing anything of note to address this?
Nuclear powerplants are far more complex and expensive than other plants, and thus there's a lot more things to go wrong.
We require new LLM evaluation methods
Most LLM evaluation methods are based on a defined set of criteria that many can be optimized for, without necessarily meaning better performance. Much like a student who performs well at memorizing exam questions, but performs poorly 'in the field'. This issue has even been debated in so called 'standardized tests'.

Representing a more complex landscape with domain and task specific agents, we should rather develop a set of tests on 'activities' measuring things such as goal completion and competitions for these solutions much like human based coding competitions or debate clubs with human judges with subject-matter expertise.

Also, tested on things like adherence to examples given in the prompt (I.e. few shot) and their contextual usage. As fine tuned open sourced models grow more complex we should move away from parameter count and a default set of criteria to testing these LLMs similarly to as we would hiring a team member for a specific set of functions in a given industry.
"How did killing Oswald end the story?"

Exactly. We don't know since "the killer is dead, nothing to see here, keep moving". I give up.
I regularly see people on HN who have a static site for their personal site or blog. There's a niche for this kind of thing.
Yes but no -- you can just configure Windows to /not/ load the UWP apps/etc. The core printing should just work.

Everything will still be exposed over IPP or IPP over USB and requires compliance with Mopria for universal scan/print. It should just be as easy as plug-and-play (finally, hopefully).
Do you think that autographed memorabilia should not be worth more than un-autographed counterparts? Or original paintings vs reproductions?
> There is no other option.

Geoengineering seems quite possible on paper.
Yeah those original Athlon era CPUs with exposed dies were nerve wracking to install coolers on. I read the manuals and was very careful, and managed to get it right the first time, and all the other times.
https://archive.ph/h2V8X
Creating global middleware for net/HTTP servers in Go
I assume everyone who has done "tech support" either professionally or as a hobby for family/friends has had the case where they "emptied the trash" only to find out that the person was storing important documents in it.
I almost fell to this prank
Ireland: land of the suspiciously (and accidentally) swole LAN partiers
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The fact that this exists has rekindled my hope for new, mass-manufactured 35mm cameras. There are plenty of good used ones around, but repairs can be so expensive (if you can find someone willing to service your camera).
I was instantly inspired by Karl's work on his "blog.sh" shell script[0] that he mentions in this article. I took it and tweaked it to create my own minimalist SSG called "barf"[1]. That wouldn't exist if Karl didn't share his wonderful work publicly!

[0]: https://github.com/karlb/karl.berlin/blob/master/blog.sh
[1]: https://barf.bt.ht
What point do you think you are making here? Nobody suggested doing that.
Google tells me the number of leaders/former leaders assassinations in recent history that have been caught on camera is indeed very low.

Kennedy, Gaddafi, Shinzo Abe, Benazir Bhutto, Yitzhak Rabin, Rajiv Gandhi, Anwar Sadat.
This is very very cool I’d be super interested if you had any repos or code snippets to share!

You make a very valid point about economics. My naive point of view is: one would think a cash cow like Apple could afford it even to a limited extent, but then again iCloud free tier is still restricted to just 5GB so they have never been too generous with their cloud offerings.
Quite improbable, it seems [1]

[1](https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1700805058370113934?t=D0...)
Oh, nice. I love that. That really should be the norm!
I thought this article was a prank. It is not? I am curious
China went from poor to being pretty well off in a few decades. We should assume that poor countries won't stay poor and that they will work towards our levels of quality of life.
The bean is everything and brands like Lavazza are chemically tasting coffee beans. Small shops and roasters with good beans produce better products and small shops with good baristas know how to extract a good cup of coffee. I guess those people are everywhere but hard to find.
What a low quality article. Yeah people on TV say a lot of random shit. It's the same in the US. If we believe people saying outrageous things on CNN/Fox/etc to get "clicks" we should have bombed half the world by now.

Yes Russia will keep pushing to get whatever they can get, but they will never go after NATO members. What else is new?
The luxurious value of a diamond comes from the fact that it is expensive.

Making a cheap diamond maybe useful for industrial applications, but for luxurious purposes (engagement rings & jewellery et al) it's counter productive.
Maybe he should’ve done it earlier in his life
Point being why should we shove the whole thing under the rug with a lazy conclusion when it's still clearly possible that something more nefarious was going on back then than we may know?
This is evidence that self-conscious beings can stop being self-conscious or that the content of what they are conscious of can change when the stuff that enables self-consciousness to occur is manipulated. It does not prove that consciousness is an emergent phenomena. Suggestions that consciousness is prior to physicalism (and in general prior to the whole division into subjective and objective realities made by a rational self-conscious agent) are not something new and are worth exploring.
> Or about 2 billion liters of air for 1 tonne of CO2.

I'd appreciate an attempt to actually put some numbers on how much it would cost to pull in a billion billion litres of air, because on the face of it this sounds like it might only cost a trillion dollars in equipment, not counting the giant solar farm required to run it.
And more importantly for Microsoft it also works on game consoles.