skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
After an hour or so I got pretty used to it. The "Home" view is almost identical to how the whole app used to be. The other views just give different ways to view DMs, messages marked for later, etc.
Trivially solvable by including an adapter. Which they do all the time anyway.
Besides the "special uninstaller" thing. One of the things I hate the most with Windows filesystem management compared to Unix-like OSes.

On Windows, opening a file locks it. So you can't delete a program that is running, you will get an error. It means of course that an executable can't delete itself without resorting to ugly tricks like the one mentioned in the article. That's also why you get all these annoying "in use" popups.

On Unix, files (more precisely: directory entries) are just reference-counted pointers to the actual data (inode on Linux), removing a file is never a problem: remove the pointer, decrement the reference counter. If the file wasn't in use or referenced from elsewhere, the counter will go to zero and the actual data will be deleted. If the file is in use, for example because it is an executable that is running, the file will disappear from the directory, but the data will only be deleted when it stops being in use, in this case, when the executable process terminates. So you can write your uninstaller in the most straightforward way possible and it will do as expected.
This is correct and what’s lost in legislation their goal isn’t to make markets fair, it’s instead to make them inviting to capital. Though there is some overlap, they are very distinct incentives.
Oil companies employ large numbers of serious engineers. If I make a 1-bit generalization that I don't want fracking or drilling or refining in my neighborhood, or anywhere in the world for that matter, I'm now guilty of "prejudice" because I'm maligning those serious engineers and their work?
Percentage of Gross Revenue Owed to Unity
For localllama this is the most active one so far (which isn't to say it is very active at all):

https://sh.itjust.works/c/localllama

If you post topics you'll generally get at least a few responses a day though.
In fairness, in the list you link to,

- Avro and Ion are the only two that are labeled Textual/Binary

- They are in the same Big Data grouping

- They both are schema-embedded, and support some rich nested datastructures, though they deviate on many of the specifics

So I think it's reasonable to pick out Avro as an especially similar point of comparison.
What's really funny is that you used "Stockholm syndrome" to (not) make a point about who's able to tell friend from foe. You do know that the term is associated with fraud and sexism, right?

https://cryingoutforjustice.blog/2015/06/03/the-myth-of-stoc...

Your characterizations of interlocutors as "hysterical" and not normal are no better. It's a level of defensiveness rarely seen in people confident of having facts on their side. GP was right to mention denial.
Time to make a Pegasus emoji using racehorse+ZWJ+wing.
Funny thing, I was looking at Fennel and Lua game engines... Just updated with a few: http://taoofmac.com/space/games
It's always neat to see different ways of doing things! Keep at it :)
Think ski resorts
Speaking from experience, I keep mine empty for goodies and "souvenirs". Of course, in Japan, "souvenirs" to me means Japan-only tech, a thing of Japanese whiskey, and lots of padding...
"Ok fine, you can still sell it over the counter... except a X by Y sign stating 'This product is completely ineffective if taken in pill form' needs displayed on the shelf where the product is sold"
Yes, it would break the law because the law is written based on how you got the information, not based on if the information is disseminated. The law is that you can't use misappropriated government information.
That’s not necessarily true!

I can think of 3 nearby Rocky Mountain resort towns without great cellular or terrestrial internet.
“Yes” Means “No”: The Curious Language of VCS
You do, you can try it with updating your find my location without an actual emergency. It tells you where to point/hold and when it's done.

The emergency texting is also 2-way.
Right, but this particular database presumably doesn't have anything especially sensitive in it, apart from your Sudafed consumption.

I don't mean to dismiss that point, it's a valid point, I'm just considering it closely.
> “In order to continue our important work to ensure we operate efficiently, we’ve made the hard decision to reduce the size of our recruiting team."

I get the use of the sort of appeal-to-emotion word "hard" in this context, but if it's a necessary business decision then it's problem not a hard one. Just feels a bit disingenuous to me, as I don't think throwing that word will likely make anyone feel better.
Sometimes the flavor is so strong and original, all that one can do is burst out in amazement. I am merely human, after all.
How does Stripe know with certainty what someone is selling? Seems like it would be trivial to make a website to advertise and accept payment for on-call I/T services while providing different services altogether.
No, it's bidirectional.
Ok. Now convince everyone else of that.
Dang, thanks for the lead. I saw they had undirected graphs in the feature list.
That was part of Allende's plan -- and Monday was the anniversary of his assassination.
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If I understand correctly, Unity got bought out by a company that makes malware, and these decisions have been made by a former EA guy. Truly a match made in hell.
Information is where Money and Relativity meet.
Hoping this adds to the pressure to get pseudoephedrine back on the shelf.
Do you have an example of a 3d godot game that you have played? Searching returns no games I've heard of, even including 2d.[0] Cf. unity and unreal. I've never played any godot games as I don't like 2d games. With the exception of 2d rpgs for which rpgmaker seems to be better.

>Unreal is just another vendor with a hand in your revenues.

* after 1M in revenue, IIRC

[0]https://google.com/search?q=popular+godot+games
Went to look at tailscale vpn and didn't realize it was a service entirely contained within tailscale, so I can't use my existing Mullvad account or credit tailscale with my already-purchased Mullvad credits :(
Yes, since you are using insider information.

And before spitballing further, consider the 'good faith' rule. Are you acting on the insider information in good faith? If not, do not do that thing.
Making the point that Godot-the-toolchain-and/or-organization can't be put to direct use to get a release-ready binary for consoles saying "Godot can't be used for console development[...] due to open source licensing issues" is, in a word, reckless. It sows uncertainty and doubt about the suitability of the project for use on consoles.

Getting a game released to consoles that was developed with Godot is no more difficult than getting one released that was developed with your own proprietary engine; there's nothing related to the license that plays a part here.
their router can be submitted to the elements, outdoors. good luck doing that with an rj-45 on the device. Now, CPE wireless stuff (like at&t fixed wireless) has ethernet ports, but you have to have bulk cat6 wire, the rj-45 connectors, and a crimper to "service" it. I don't know about you, i'm the only person i know that has all of those things in my area. the dongle to add an ethernet port to the starlink router, on the other hand, just requires removing one gasket-laden plug for another.

I personally use it as strain relief. It's cheaper to replace that dongle than it is to replace the antenna wire, especially the 100' one.
The fact that Tubi is owned by Fox partially explains why it has more classic movies than Netflix. While I am glad that these movies can be streamed, it saddens me that Netflix's demise is at the hands of the cable/media companies that it originally sought to topple. I may not agree with the bizarre DEI/SJW/"Modern Audiences" choices that Netflix has been pursuing over recent years, but I still see them as important in the struggle evolve past legacy media. Now the same legacy media companies have the upper hand. The situation is quite hopeless as most viewers only care about what they see on the screen and in their bank statements, not the ethics about who owns what.
The author's clearly not an amateur. He's a condensed matter postdoc.
Anything a government uses to uniquely identify and track individuals (i.e. driver's license) is the target.
A hack I’ve seen people do is to mount Starlink to the top of a tall tree (and cut the very top off the tree).

It has a built-in IMU, and can tolerate some ridiculous amount of sway since the phased array antenna can steer the beam so quickly.
I've watched some lectures about CT (and they flew over my head pretty quickly) and I did get the feeling that on one hand there is some deep insight there (that I was barely able to glimpse), but on the other hand it felt like that eagle eye view that CT gives is missing too many details.
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Bang on.
Until recently I had several reams of MiFID and its implemting regulations on my desk, they sensibly are very closely aligned with standards, which co-evolve with them- so they are filled with references to ISO20022, 10383, 17442 and so many others.
That said, even for our very complex business needing to refer to the standards was very rare.
(It still would absolutely have saved time and money, but finding someone to commit actual money to BSI or ANSI membership can sometimes get lost in bureaucracy)
Conditions on Earth may be moving outside the safe operating space for humanity
This is not the same. At all. A foreign government asked them to take down the unlocked and fully functional units to gain defensive advantage. It’s a direct and targeted intervention on Russias behalf at the cost of downtime for all users worldwide. It removes any veil of non-partisanship from Starlink. What would you say if Elon did the same to sabotage a US special forces raid?
What they're going to do with it is prevent me from making a purchase if I've crossed some arbitrary limit as if exceeding that limit automatically makes me a drug trafficker.

From there, it's not too far of a stretch to imagine the government assigning someone to review the list and to expend additional investigative resources into merely "suspicious" cases. Plenty of good tragedies start this way.

If the government has an interest in preventing drug manufacture then this is the absolute worst way to go about prosecuting that agenda. It harms the wrong people and it offers no impediment to actual producers.

The information cannot possibly be useful, it may become a liability, and I didn't ask to be protected from myself.
Meth is not harder to produce. It's now mass-produced from P2P, with chiral purification using various methods (like pulling one enantiomer with tartaric acid).
Environment variables are awful for config. You get no validation at all - typo in your variable name? It'll just silently ignore it. They can be injected by any parent process and are invisible to all child processes. Also they can be accessed by a simple getenv() anywhere in the program which eventually leads to your config being undocumented and spread all through your code.

Environment variables are generally a hack and should be avoided where possible.
I don't take many medicines and then only ones that I have found to work for me. Pseudoephedrine absolutely does work, phenylephrine does not.
What a laughably bad idea. Spend extra money on top of your already expensive vacation to look like some normcore sheep in the process all so some airline can do a bit of deeply cynical greenwashing. Personally you couldn't pay me to wear "Rental" clothes, as I actually enjoy the personal expression of you know, being a grown up and dressing myself, and the miniscule amount of carbon emissions saved here are a literal drop in the ocean compared to the flood of emissions of biblical proportions emitted by the corporations.
> I hope they don’t decide to make their own engine for Rust 2

Rust in Rust
16% sugar by weight

https://images.openfoodfacts.org/images/products/885/034/400...
Show HN: Match Phrase – Guess movie quotes from emojis, powered by LLMs
A friend and I made a fun little game where you guess movie quotes from emojis as fast as possible. Kind of like Wordle meets Quick, Draw!

Play: https://www.matchphrase.net

All of the puzzles, hints, and most of the code were generated using LLMs.

Code: https://github.com/dominicklim/matchphrase

Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!
> there are ~ 190+ countries, each of which is guilty of this "non-reaction" you speak of

While I agree with you, most of the blame lies on us Europeans here. We knew what a continuation of this war and the constant erosion of basic rules of war would cause (most importantly, a ton of refugees), and yet we did nothing despite us being in a position to help from a military perspective in contrast to most Global South countries. We just let Assad and Russia bomb their own people with chemical weapons and barrel bombs.

We stuck our heads into the desert sand and hoped the storm would pass, and then we had the audacity of letting tens of thousands of people drown in the Mediterranean or on the Turkey-Greece route.
I doubt a 2.55bit quantised 70bn model will beat gpt3.5 on a meaningful percentage of tasks
Most of us cannot make these drugs ourselves. To restrict them effectively would certainly curtail their abuse?
Caddy’s awesome! Switched our local development stack from nginx to caddy.

Especially love how easy it is to set up localhost subdomains and ssl.
The former EA guy has been there for almost a decade, and ironSource was a merger/Unity acquisition not a purchase of Unity.
Parts count has gone way down. Gen 1 terminals used something like 80 beamformer ICs with 8 frontend ICs for each one. 700+ chips on the board.

Gen 3 runs 16 beamformers with 2 frontends each.
It's two-way: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213426

"Once you’re connected, your iPhone starts a text conversation with emergency responders by sharing critical information [...]

You might be asked to respond to additional messages. Only Latin characters (such as English or French) are supported in these messages. [...]"
I wouldn't be so sure. If I were a game dev and I just had one proprietary game engine pull the rug out from under me, I might be a little reticent to switch to another proprietary engine.

After all, Epic can make whatever promises they want and then go back on them later. See for example Unity's promise to allow developers to not update and stay bounded by the old ToS (which they silently went back on before this whole fiasco).
These kinds of union votes are all publicly available online with the NLRB, if you want more details:

https://www.nlrb.gov/case/31-RC-323290
Random trivia, this is the last model where the Apple logo on the back of the screen is oriented to be right side up for the user when they close the display.

Their next laptop was the G4 titanium, which rotated the logo to be right side up when looking at the back of the screen while it's open.
Stride for Unity Developers
It’s not clear where the boundary is within the UV-spectrum, because different materials react differently. But it is still within UV-light, and not at low red, definitely not at radio frequency.
Probably at this point this is the closest the US can get to declaring war with another major nuclear power. Declaring actual war would probably escalate to a horrific end with nuclear weapons.

The US is explicitly and very loudly supplying a massive amount of weapons to Ukraine for the purpose of killing Russian soldiers and equipment. It feels like a technicality that our troops aren't the ones pulling the triggers.

I'm not weighing in on either side of this argument since I'm undecided, but I think this is what war looks like between nuclear nations.
Fun fact: in C, if you have a signature like “int foo()”, it means any number of arguments can be passed (vs “int foo(void)” which means no args).
Thank you :) Etymology is what I meant. Been using the wrong word my whole life... :0
People in this thread are looking at this like a "top-down" case of "when is Microsoft going to hand down the magical UI solution to everyone" when in reality, Microsoft is in the same boat as all of us which is that there is no clear direction to the future of non-web UI.

That leaves the opportunity of the future to the community. And I think we want to convey the message that 1. We have web UI options, so don't reinvent that wheel. 2. Windows is not web, so give us a UI that is desktop-centric. And in that vein, people use desktop for complex tasks, so don't try to force Windows into colorful Duplo-sized buttons and style (don't make Windows web: i'm looking at you WinUI, Xamarin,etc; all more recent Microsoft offerings ditch the complexity and move toward web design). We demand feature rich, deep, complex systems.

WPF is the most advanced UI designer ever created. WPF was made open-source (mostly) and then mothballed. It's way too complex to build from source and they are accepting nearly zero PRs from non-Microsoft sources. Maybe the move to send WPF management to the India team was a possible way to increase activity around WPF (since its repo has been drydocked and managed by like 3 people for years).

Avalonia is nice, but not nearly as capable.

I would love a potential future to be Microsoft dusting off WPF and getting serious about open-source. Fix some infrastructural problems like building from source that allow developers to begin exploring how to rebuild the rendering engine, preferably using something GPU-driven like OpenGL. There is a lot of excitement in the realm of using game engines to render UI, it would be great to have some team members be architects to design the retained-mode side of the UI interfacing with team members that are immediate mode designers, think OpenGL, Vulkan, etc. Having looked through the WPF source code, this is pretty much how it was, the WPF logic interfacing with Windows draw calls. It's just outdated.

WPF isn't fully open source, which is a huge problem. A lot of the low level graphics calls are still calling to non-open-source Windows libraries, so it's really opaque how to modularize the rendering calls. Microsoft needs to spend a year devoting a team to internally forking Win32 and then building interfaces for every WPF call into non-open-source rendering code. Then the community can actually fork some alternatives using modern graphics renderers.

I don't think we will ever see this though. Microsoft, despite languishing as a market-mover, has too much temerity to give the community this kind of control over it's core. They want WPF as an "outdated" technology to be reliant on Win32, instead of wanting it to be replaced with something more modern. They will happily keep releasing incomplete and remedial UI frameworks built atop antiquated DirectX forever.
Vis a vis, just because the government of a country considers it politically expedient to treat the situation as the embodiment of Good vs Evil, does not mean the population uniformly shares the same opinion. In fact, I think this is the case nowhere in the world, including Russia and Ukraine.
This might be a noob question but what does Lantern have that a normal Postgres dB with pgvector does not? I think Supabase already has a Postgres as a service product with the pgvector extension too.

Second:

>Creating an AI application end to end without leaving your database (example: https://github.com/ezra-varady/lanterndb-semantic-image-sear...)

What does "without leaving your database" mean in this context?
You seem to only deal with black and white situations, reality rarely present clean cut scenarios like that.

For example I deal directly with customers quite often. The amount of "I give a fuck" is much higher at 8AM then it is at 4PM. To find people that can give out a continuous amount of caring at 40 hours a week is difficult. Then you tend to have some percentage of employees that "Don't give a fuck" at all and are there for a paycheck.

It turns out that if you take away that paycheck you'll find that 99% of your therapists and your engineers will go do something else. :)
The $2500 "high performance" (square, not rectangle) dish is a direct ethernet connection.

They still use a proprietary connector (mainly for weatherproofing and durability reasons) and supply the power on different pairs than standard PoE (probably so people don't try to use their own PoE injector). But it's:

dish -> PoE injector -> rj45 ethernet

No wifi anywhere. Also no router, unless you count the dish itself. Each "->" is a cable.

The dish->injector cable has proprietary connectors on both ends; the injector->rj45 cable has a proprietary connector on one end and an ordinary rj45 plug on the other end. Apparently this is done because the proprietary connectors are weatherproof and rj45 isn't, and people expect to be able to put the PoE injector outdoors.

The proprietary connectors on the high performance dish are slightly different from the ones on the cheap rectangular dish, so you can't just use the proprietary->rj45 cable from a high performance dish with the cheap dish.

Honestly I with Starlink would've just coughed up the few extra bucks it costs to use standard rj45 with a weatherproof shroud.
>We needed the 3d engine but also needed native phone features.

PUBG mobile, which is in unreal, uses flutter for exactly this case.[0]

[0] https://flutter.dev/showcase/pubg-mobile
1/ what's a webserver?
2/ Is a node application serving requests not a webserver?
This is the quote where they state they controlled for severity aka “accounted for”. I already posted it btw. Have a good day. Keep denying it.

“ We found that vaccinated and unvaccinated participants exhaled similar numbers of SARS-CoV-2 RNA copies (Fig 2C), when accounting for age, sex, presence of co-morbidities, days since symptom onset and symptom severity”
I wouldn’t be surprised if Google aims to replace Google Deployment Manager with this, which never really got any traction. Azure has ARM, AWA has Cloudformation. Google betting big on terraform will be interesting considering the recent change to BSL.

If Google decides to back OpenTF that would be a huge deal.
Trawler's attempt fails to free grounded cruise ship in Greenland
I don’t see talking eye to eye to your second in command or to one of your trustful advisors as a 1:1. Of course that the first kind of discussion is quite old, today’s 1:1s are a different thing, at least when it comes to they’re seen in the corporate and tech world.

And back to your question, no, I don’t think that Zhukov or Napoleon had 1:1s with their second people in command, I don’t think they were laying down advancement opportunities nore were those people asked about how do they feel and what’s troubling them about the team (the army in this case).
Oh my bad, you're right. I was thinking of WebM, which iOS Safari does not support.

https://caniuse.com/webm
WhatsApp Channels Are Going Global
There's always a guy in these threads and this time it's me.

Sure wish they had an a-la-cart option. We're in the Trailer 6 weeks a year, over 5 trips, and starlink internet access is $150 a month, for the full month.

This isn't unique to starlink, if I need any kind of bandwidth, it's $80 for a 100gb month of Verizon.

I'm already paying for tethering on the AT&T phones, and Comcast at home. This stuff really adds up if you're doing any kind of travel.
Huh, that’s an interesting point and I bet there’s something to it. I’m taking OTC allergy meds right now but still have some symptoms; it’s not an instant and complete cure. Anyone who expects an instant improvement from most kinds of medicines is going to be sorely disappointed, and doctors need to diligently explain that such-and-such will help a problem, not immediately fix it altogether.