skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The "elegant" way of distributing 3rd party software for Linux is to ask the user to add your APT/RPM/[...] repo to their system. And most Linux distro maintainers anyway don't vouch for software in the main repos, beyond basic install-ability. The Debian project for example definitely doesn't do in-depth security analysis of every package in the repos: they just check the license, re-package it, and keep an eye on security updates in upstream.
Not to detract from the work done here, but couldn't something very similar be accomplished via nginx vhosts or somethin similar in apache?
> Proving a link between cancer and one specific environmental factor is the physical impossibility you're looking for.

But.. that happens all the time? The link between excessive solar exposure ("tanning") and cancer is extremely well documented.
Allowing you to have inconsistently valid data, where a file can both exist and not exist depending on who's asking, is the opposite of smart.
This seems like ramda’s evolve function because it updates with a function instead of a value, and it’s conditional because you’re giving a predicate.

One idea to make this more versatile would be to use a mapping instead of a callable for the whereFn and updateFn in order to simultaneously alter multiple columns of your objects. Also, you could add a path field in order to focus on particular nested paths in your data.

Ultimately, others might be right; this function is intended for use on collections, make sure to avoid using this to enable yourself to have a messy junk drawer of json blobs!
I really like this project, and it's fun to see that they are adding their own extra emojis as well.
Ask HN: What is the cheapest toolstack you can use for a bootstrapped startup?
My question is about how to minimize the costs aggressively, until you close a deal or validate the idea. Before that, ideally I only want to spend my own time but no (or very little) money.

So here is what I found so far
- Domain from namecheap.com
- Business email from Zoho Mail which is free up to 5 accounts
- SSL from Let's Encrypt
- Landing page from Wix (if you do not upgrade immediately, they give you 50% off after a day or two)

I am wondering if there is a way to minimize the spend on AWS, OpenAI and other stuff.

Please share your ideas. Thanks
FCC seems to limit at 1.6W/kg. https://www.fcc.gov/general/specific-absorption-rate-sar-cel...

How is this measured exactly?
Asset multiples will collapse if unemployment rises significantly and the labor market weakens. Surely the investor class will still come out ahead, but it's interesting they seem to be ignoring this fact (except Warren Buffett, who's cash reserve to equity ratio is far greater than most of his peers)
> with a fairly steep learning curve and a ton of "tribal knowledge"

Yes, people preffer to debug their own code rather than spend shitload of time to understand Wix/MSI.

Microsoft deciding early on to not produce low cost tools for Windows Installer also didn't helped with the adoption.
this is false and you show your politically-infused cognitive bias by saying it
My iPhone xs is 4.5 years old and going strong.

Got a friend who upgraded from a 6s to a 13.

I dont know who upgrades every year…
Jokes on you, USB-IF would change the meaning of colors annually, and prohibit cables from labeling what version of the code they used.
In the .exe, obviously.
Menu in Library does not work in Safari.
"quirky conservative views"

Cue joke about being silenced: "oh, you know the ones".
The word “is” has many meanings, it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with identity. If you say “I am hungry”, it doesn't mean that your hunger is your entire identity. “I am a retributivist” and “I ascribe to retributivism” are completely equivalent sentences.
Show HN: Video+audio Translation Including Lips
Really? Do you install Firefox extensions from apt-get?
I agree! It was a flop. Nothing exciting and fresh. Calling the same thing a "brand new design" with a straight face is a worthwhile achievement.
> If people lose faith that the justice system will implement it for them, then faith in the institutions falls to pieces, and social cohesion collapses as people resort to vigilantism.

I understand the argument, and I
do understand you're not advancing the argument yourself, simply presenting it.

Still, I disagree. The US is perceived as uniquely barbaric among the developed world for its punitive practices with its corporal punishment, extraordinarily long prison sentences, globally highest per capita prison rate, extra legal punishments like prison rape or "tuning up" by cops and guards that get a nod and a wink by American society. Not so coincidentally, trust in American institutions is at such an all-time low that some cities seem to have simply given up attempting to enforce any rule of law in certain districts. Partisanship and polarization is at levels not seen since the US Civil War.

So, I'm not sure that a sincere, compassionate reformation of the penal system that emphasizes rehabilitation and redemption could make things much worse.
anti-disclosure: I have no affiliation with this company and indeed, this post was from a friend of mine!
>You can't have a USB hub that can't be controlled over USB, it wouldn't be able to work at all. The spec requires hubs to be active devices that show up on the bus and that can handle requests from the host, such as selective suspend or port power control.

Irrelevant in this context.

>Whether your hub actually offers a physical ability to turn off power of individual ports is another matter.

And the only matter that counts when it comes to "controllable" USB hubs. If I can't "control" the USB hub with uhubctl (or any other tool) it's not controllable.
I have skills but I struggle to get past the interview process. My peers seem to be able to bounce back from job losses / layoffs but I'm just in a death spiral. I want to die. My next steps are medicating myself into compliance or inpatient / outpatient psychiatric care. I am at my breaking point after 5+ years of failure, struggle and pain.

When I end up in jobs I routinely hear "wow you can do all of that? why are you here?!"

The problem is a lack of social skills combined with bad luck in jobs. I cant control managers driving the car off the cliff and destroying projects I worked on / companies I worked for. I don't have the golden parachutes they did and all I am left with is the wreckage of a failed career.
The argument misses differences assumes that individual power and agency are infinite - which is something economists like to do, because it's a bedrock misdirection that capitalism requires to function.

In reality most people have limited agency, and failing to live according to the terms and conditions set by those with more power can have serious negative consequences.

Obviously (to me at least) the people ultimately responsible for resulting horrors and atrocities are those with the most power and agency.

Individually, there's a line to be drawn between enthusiastic compliance and reluctant compliance.

There's also a line between healthy self-responsible functioning and diminished responsibility because of mental illness and/or breakdown.

Even so - ultimately when someone else sets the terms, they're responsible for what happens.

This culture is set up to hide that reality. The more power and agency you have the less you're personally responsible for the consequences of your actions.

Fictions like limited liability companies, corporate personhood, "markets", the invisible hand, and the rest all exist to absolve the rich and powerful from personal consequences.

Very occasionally people go to jail for fraud - usually for inconveniencing the wrong class of people.

But more extreme transgressions - promoting tobacco and alcohol addictions, abusing workers (sometimes to death), pushing destructive drugs through official channels, destroying public education, using healthcare to exploit not to heal, knowingly using media channels to distribute lies, poisoning the ecosystem - are either not punished at all or punished with inconvenient fines.
Te Reo Māori and Software
Unity wants 108% of our gross revenue
I would argue that creativity involves generating new ideas through a combination of divergent thinking (to imagine new associations between unrelated things) and convergent thinking (to bring a relational model from one domain into another), and is orthogonal to Frankfurt’s conception of BS as defined by indifference to the objective truth or falsity of a fact claim.
I do find it amusing that back in the day eBay was considered a scammers paradise and now I find it more trustworthy then Amazon.
Everyone knew that this was just a PR move. This was the intended result. Some policy wonk somewhere thought that this was all on the up-and-up, but everyone else involved, from Apple to TSMC, and all of the mid level politicians that showed up for the photo ops knew that this was virtue signaling for votes, kickbacks, and subsidies/tax breaks.
Thank you for the smile delivery. The number of entries, 268, is way more than I guessed.
I'm more curious why would one delete such blog in the first place. I know this game is a little bit old, but they still maintain their website(s).
Not sure if there's a consensus on the definitions, personally I use word "icon" to describe small graphics that serves functional purpose in GUI, and word "emoji" to describe small graphics that expresses one's personal emotion.
In Poland, the major competitor to Amazon is Allegro (https://allegro.pl/). It's an online shopping platform that is not as centralised as Amazon. It's more of a marketplace where both small and larger sellers can list their items. In tandem with InPost (which has lockers spread around entire country), Allegro creates a great and efficient online shopping experience. The only drawback for me really is that sometimes if you order a numer of things, they will all come shipped separately.
In many cases returned packages were simply destroyed. This is also true for some other online retailers though. There are infamous videos of employees chucking various expensive items into something looking like an industrial woodchipper. Some brands explicitly don't want used/opened items to be resold because it drives down the demand/price for their goods.

At least in Germany at least some returned items seem to be refurbished though. This would explain some reviews I've been seeing of people complaining about the "new" product they ordered having clearly been opened/touched before or missing small parts like screws. I've also heard that any item that doesn't arrive unopened in its original packaging is automatically considered "used" regardless of whether it was ever even removed from the packaging.

I don't trust Amazon but I believe them that they have reduced the amount of returns they destroy, even if only due to the public pressure.
I just imagined the file being part of the mob, and somebody coming to ask if it was there. The body guard just responding with a “who’s asking?”
This sounds like an interesting idea but it is not novel. Also, the solution below has what other comments have had on lack of tactile feedback.

https://www.amazon.com/AGS-Advanced-Projection-Bluetooth-Sma...
My first thought seeing it yesterday was, wow this looks like an email client. Wide list of chats, message previews, folders and workspaces, all tucked into an interface reminiscent of Outlook. The organizers have won. What’s next?
If this is about the MTV campus it's kind of insane. That place is beautiful.
If you cannot constrain a thing, you cannot ingest that thing
I meant private use and maybe share with a few friends. I actually agree with you that we probably shouldn't finetune on great artists and try to sell the output without modification or added creativity. Private or close friends sharing is fun and life enriching and inspiring though in my eyes.
I like how hidden in the middle of a list of normal or at least defensible things there's bizarre stuff like "Convey the message that selecting a union would be futile."

Tried to look into the actual law[1] and it includes the following sentence: "The expressing of any views, argument, or opinion, or the dissemination thereof, whether in written, printed, graphic, or visual form, shall not constitute or be evidence of an unfair labor practice under any of the provisions of this subchapter, if such expression contains no threat of reprisal or force or promise of benefit."

Seems kinda scummy that the NLRB's guidance to it's own enabling act explicitly contradicts the protections for a basic human right enshrined in the act.

Makes you wonder how much US businessmen's union busting is based on fear of organized labor, and how much of it is not wanting to give the NLRB power over them. Wouldn't be surprised if China or South-East Asia has better labor relations than the US in a few decades.

[1] https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/29/158
$2M to $250M ARR: The journey of Sword Health
He defines his identity ("I am a retributivist") according to philosophical stance rather than to simply describe his beliefs ("I ascribe to retributivism").

That could also just be you reading way to much into a certain choice of words. I use the phrase »I am a XYZ« with all kind of values for XYZ all the time - human, American, software developer, atheist, heavy metal fan, ... In none of the cases - except maybe for human - do I want to imply that XYZ defines my identity or even dominates my identity.
I guess there are a lot of check and balances before banning a very popular product from a big company.
Crazy technology!
> If we did know everything, then we would have an acceptable solution to all of our problems. Since we do not, it stands to reason that we don't know everything.

This can be proven false by contradiction: it may be possible to _know_ that one of our problems has no solution.
I don't find TOML files easy to read/understand.

Especially when I'm scrolling through a file, I encounter myself backtracking to understand again its structure.
In this case the difference between what you owe and what you settled at will have to be claimed as income on your taxes.
> The ability for it to replace a macbook air if you add a keyboard/mouse/screen for one.

Whats the point? It wont be cheaper if you want usable input and screens. It will Take more space than a laptop wherever you decide to use it.

How do you use even an iPad + keyboard Combo if all you have is a chair?
I LOVE this. Thank you for sharing. I want to stitch this together with my user space programs and animate it with eBPF or audit logs.

How cool would it be to have a whole map of your system blinking or changing colors based on the load to each box.

Make it 3D, put some VR goggles on and walk through your running system!
Scripting is normal functionality for an OS to support. I don't know why people pretend JScript/WScript are evil but Bash is fine.
Do you use NixOS on production servers?
What is your experience like? Any lessons or best practices you’ve discovered.
I think that you're starting from a wrong premise: you would like someone else to create a perfect job for you, that would be stable and secure for a long time with a minimal extra effort -- apart from "just doing your job" -- on your side.

The thing is, startups don't work like that. You need to first find a product-market fit, which means a period (of unpredictable length) during which you have to try many different things, both in the product functionalities and technical architecture, and often you will run out of funds long before you find the right market for your product. There are no "magic cofounders" who will guarantee the perfect combination out of the box, ready for you to sit down and implement it. And even if you find it, you're never "your own boss" in a startup -- at the very least you report to your customers and any investors.

That being said, the good news are that there actually is a type of business which checks pretty much all of the boxes you listed: become a contractor or start a consultancy.
Not sure how you calculated that, but it’s more like standing beneath a quite strong LED lamp (~300W for around 80 kilos).

The reason it is relatively easy to surpass the limit in a phone is that you use it from quite close, and the energy density decreases exponentially with distance.
In our denoiser (see other comment), we worked on combining these two forks. That’s how we can mathematically guarantee great audio quality.

This combination was non-trivial as training old school DSP denoisers is not easily possible. We’ll describe the math needed in our paper. We hope our publication will help the wider community work not just on denoising but also tasks like automatic mixing.
Still no NA?
> I'm pretty sure these principles are originally French. The American system was built around these principles as well, but calling them American is a whole new level of Americentrism

I'll concede that - certainly.

> Separation of powers into three branches is basically a prerequisite for belonging to the EU, as it is considered a basic requirement for a democracy

The EU is concerned more with judicial independence, not constitutional separation-of-powers: most EU countries (and especially its founding and early members) do not have separation strictly along judicial/legislative/executive boundary lines: The UK, Germany, Spain, and others all have an executive parliament; France and the US are in the minority here.
The joke is, Microsoft devs even now use NSIS for things like VSCode rather than deal with MSIs lol

But there is the modern implementation of AppX Bundles which was later extended to create MSIX which allows app distribution without the windows store.
There are still drawbacks to using MSIX usually because you want to touch Windows in ways you can't inside the sandbox.
EM radiation striking your body is essentially just going to impart energy into your atoms/molecules.

All of the EM radiation emitted by a phone is very very far down in the non-ionising range. That means it can't directly damage the atoms/molecules in your body, it will just be heating those atoms/molecules a bit.

Wifi is 2.4GHz, 5GHz or 6GHz

Bluetooth is 2.4GHz

3G/4G/5G are in the same kinda range, with the exception of mmWave 5G which is up around 30GHz.

Infrared starts around 300GHz, then there's the whole visible light spectrum, and it's only once you get into ultra-violet around 3PHz (yes, Petahertz) that you reach the ionising band, where the radiation imparts enough energy into your constituent atoms/molecules that electrons are broken free. These free electrons will then damage your cells/DNA.

So far, there is no evidence that anything in the parts of the spectrum that are licensed for phones/wifi/bluetooth/etc are at all dangerous to humans.
No, I mean the car is crash tested against itself. And not against cars in the same class or a variety of cars that can be encountered on the road.

I agree that small cars can be made to be safe nominally, but one cannot argue with the mass component of the kinetic energy equation. I say this as someone who drives a car that weighs slightly above a ton, and I'm well aware that I'd likely be on the losing end of any collision with another vehichle on the road.
> road maintenance is paid for by income tax

Isn't it funded through general taxation? Income tax, NI, dividend tax, duties, capital gains tax, VAT and so on all go into one pot out of which comes some money for the highways agency (who maintain major roads) and local authorities (who maintain minor roads).
It's the law to carry documentation of immigration status on you, if not a US citizen.

https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone#are-there-...

If an agent asks you for documents, what you need to provide differs depending on your immigration status. U.S. citizens do not have to carry proof of citizenship on their person if they are in the United States. If you have valid immigration documents and are over the age of 18, the law does require you to carry those documents on you. If you are asked by an immigration agent to produce them, it is advisable to show the documents to the agent or you risk being arrested. If you are an immigrant without documents, you can decline the officer’s request. An agent may likely ask you more questions if you decline a request. No matter what category you fall into, never provide false documents to immigration officials.
If wanting to hurt Hitler makes people psychopathic, there aren't many people in the world who aren't psychopaths...
This is a topic close to my heart. As I fight to restart Murfie, my goal is to make physical media ownership the basis for legal digital access that can't be taken away by the whims of copyright holders.

I truly believe in this solution, and I'm not giving up on it yet, even though it's taken a LOT longer than I ever thought it could... by several orders of magnitude...
The key is that unsigned scripts are opt-in, not opt-out. Chen is not going to suggest a solution that requires all users of the software to configure their computer to be less secure.
If you’re turning to trader joe’s to boycott anti-union behavior, I have bad news for you…
It's possible I'm taking it the wrong way, but I think their comment was meant facetiously.
What's the pitch between tracks?
NTFS was doing B-trees in the 90's far before btrfs was a twinkle in someone's eye; unless some other UNIX was doing it.
Wtf are you talking about
My country has a supreme law written in 1978. Any other law that conflicts with this one is illegal and must be repelled. Anyone who wants to overturn our 1978 law is effectively declaring war to us.
>Someone with physics knowledge please calm me down?

All radio is non-ionizing EM, far lower frequency then visible light, thermal, etc. UV, Xrays, and gamma rays are in the opposite direction, higher frequency. Radio cannot do anything except minor amounts of heating, and at milliwatts of transmission power and inverse square law that's REALLY minor amounts of heating. There is no link to any sort of health effects from indirect distant exposure by far, far stronger things like radar or people working at AM/FM radio transmitters, nor any plausible theoretical one (though of course one should be careful with raw high power stuff that could create enough heat to cook, as well as the high voltage components that power it). Just in terms of natural exposure we face endless things that cause vastly stronger thermal effects.

I don't know if that's enough to calm you down, or if the entire planet going to massive wireless usage in the span of a decade and over a decade later no discernible significant related physical health effects (mental/social effects aside here, which are real but software not hardware) makes you feel better, but if nothing else don't get scammed by people who lump all "RADIATION!!" together as if the photoelectric effect and quantum mechanics was never discovered. Nor get hyperfocused on some specific tiny but "new" seeming device while ignoring the ginormously bigger ones around you take for granted and never think about (rightly in most cases).
If you subscribe to Humble Bundle newsletters, you will occasionally get nice deals on sound, music and/or sprite assets.

I’ve bought many nice asset bundles here for a very reasonable price.
Really annoyed by this. Just fucking call them Gen 3?! They’ve got a new chip, new port, so it doesn’t look different? Bought the 2s a month ago for and regretting it a little
Seems odd to single out Nixon's conduct during the war, not the administration that escalated the war, and started it under questionable circumstance.
Why imprison anyone who commits crimes if they promise not to do it again? Isn't that a cruel punishment?
These days Windows itself is becoming indistinguishable from malware.
I think human nature has a floor and ceiling. Capacity for good and bad that everyone shares. And I think people underestimate (or overestimate?) the floor of human nature. They think its higher than it is. And that everyone shares it.

Thats not to say human nature is bad. Its a spectrum.