skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The website doesn't seem to like mobile devices much. The fade in for text and pictures happens way later than they're supposed to, so you end up having to scroll almost past the text part for both it and the image to appear, and then scroll up again to actually read it now that it's visible.

I miss the days when the text and images were just there without all the fade ins.
So do I understand the landing page correctly: It is possible to run Clickhouse using an Object Storage like S3? What are the performance implications?
Thank you for the insights. Last part specifically. I also feel something is surely amiss.
What i dont get is why they need all those bulky lenses if they are going to do anything with AI
As others mention, the versioning scheme is confusing. I'd like to add that I found even the name confusing, as I initially thought that this would allow some parts of Windows to run on Linux.

"Linux Subsystem for Windows" would have made a lot more sense to me.
The problem is that that amount of money doesn't exist, I simply do not desire a lifestyle that costs me more than maybe a couple hundred thousand a year, tops.

At some point sure maybe I can work for a couple of years and I will earn enough to buy myself a super yacht... but I don't want a super yacht as much as I want to not work.

It's very funny to me that people make the argument against raising welfare that there will be no incentive to find work, yet somehow they think this same argument can't apply to the super rich who can retire with a lot of money instead of struggling along on a subsistence income.
What damage if I may ask?
So do vowels ;)
Mexican UFO expert conducts x-rays on 'non-human' beings [video]
Cygwin isn't remotely comparable in terms of compatibility. With WSL2 I can train stuff with PyTorch with GPU acceleration without configuring anything. Try doing that with cygwin.
Judge blocks California law meant to increase online safety for kids
some call it decency to leave a place just a little bit better than the way they found it, but "Mount Everest trash solution" sounds nice too
As an owner of iPhone X, I don‘t feel like I‘m missing out. Maybe will get the 15 directly in a year or two.
I'm confused. Is this WSL1 version 2.0? Or WSL2 version 2.0?
It's probably not the plaster blocking the signal, but rather a wire mesh which was put up to support the plaster.
I drastically reduced my tipping due to the increased demand
VMware virtualized x86 without hardware support, so it probably can be done. That doesn't mean it would be easy or it would be as performant as with hardware support.
It seems like telegram has been implemented to ios; now you can reply to messages and read the unread ones (wow!), and you have stickers. ok!
We are still in an ice age, just an interglacial part of it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interglacial, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_age
> Parallel construction only works if you've actually committed a crime

What about if you're doing something that isn't illegal yet, but a new Politician decides he doesn't like the cut of your hair and then targets you later because you were doing it.

What about if you just have someone come over to visit your home who is known to disagree with someone that becomes a Political leader in the future and they punish you for it.

etc. etc.

There are a million reasons why privacy is very important.
Which bug is that?
Conclusion: it is reasonable to project that the goal of 2%-3% overhead for deterministic spatial and referential memory safety is achievable.
What difference does it being a subcommand make? Just use a seccomp filter. It'll apply to all descendent processes.
$#!"@ hamburger and ordinary menu take the same amount of clicks to switch modes.
The one from Windows 7 and the one from windows 10 take about the same time to start. The last fast starting one was in Windows XP.
Because in the typical American mind a thee-not-me-mentality is very prevalent. They are the sole protagonists of their own lives and they believe they have invincible plot armor like the protagonists in the action movies.

That means people believe the police having Gestapo-capabilities will only ever hurt others (who must then have deserved it!) and never them.

That a free democracy is a finely balanced system between the power of the people and the powers of the three branches isn't something they ever consider. That capabilities can breed their own perverse incentives and a culture of disservice is a few complexity levels further up the tree still.
Podman user mode networking may help.

--user-mode-networking

https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-machine-ini...
You are correct that SimCLR and BYOL were released one year earlier. Sorry I worded it poorly. By "at the time", I meant the period of time when masked language models just found success in NLP.
Windows calculator doesn't do that.
Is Nouveau still important now that Nvidia has opensourced their display drivers sometime ago?
As if it's trivial to process steel.
I don't see the discussion on Twitter as I have no account and do not see.the answers on Twitter, but don't you just need virtualbox?

CD-Roms are still there and the the underlying tech is also still the same.
I don't think that's what they were saying. I read it as the law is unlikely to protect you
This looks super cool! I just tried it out and am having a hard time following the README.

> The blue circle shows your breathing control

What does this mean?

What should I be looking at?

What should I be aiming for with HRV?
Still no phone and SMS anti-spam features :/ I would have thought Apple would add something similar to Android's speech to text transcription feature or anything more compelling than the current user experience.
Segmenting maximizes rather than minimizes.

When the problem is caused by all humans in the world, then no one feels pressured to do anything.

If you could instead name people individually, they would have to take a stand to actually do something about the issue.
First he pissed off Xi

"Xi Jinping confronts Justin Trudeau at G20 over leaks to media" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEMWYOa7nJg

Now this. Its like his mission is to make enemies in public.
I don't get it. What's the correct answer?
What is the difference between recycling taxes and regular ones?
The answer is either no, or both.
I think the key is the lack of water.

In the Sahara and the Middle East, which are sunny and warm, if you add water plants grow fast.

We can imagine future scenarios in which fusion or solar are used to power large-scale desalination and irrigation to represent deserts from the coasts.
I can see if my floppies still work (they probably don't) and see if it's different from the GOG/Kilrathi Saga versions.
Or is WSL 1 and WSL2 shipped in a package called "WSL" that just reached version 2.0
Are you able to export data from that journal feature in some widely accessible format?
> A final note of caution – it is important to acknowledge that any brain changes we had seen could also be random. The brain is constantly changing anyway.

Well, at least they're honest about that :)
There was a time-unlocked beta version of Windows Memphis (98) making circles that was shoddily rebranded as Windows 97. Of course it's likelier that the parent mistyped either 95 or 98.
This is WSL version 2.0 which contains WSL 1 and WSL 2, and though it's a Windows Subsystem for Linux it's actually a Linux Subsystem for Windows.

How are they so bad at naming things?
The non-blogspam version: https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/nouveau/2023-Septembe...
I took a 'mindfulness' course a couple of years back, and the biggest benefit for me was learning to be grateful. It sounds riduclous typing it out but there it is.

Practicing gratitude daily, e.g. giving myself reasons to be thankful for my lot in life is 1) really easy to do, and 2) takes about 5 minutes.

The rest of it felt like new-age hippy trash, if I'm completely honest.
Twitter -> X gives similar vibes
Actually WSL doesn't contain any Linux at all because "Linux" originally refers to the Linux Kernel and usually GNU/Linux refers to a system using Linux as a kernel but GNU software for the userspace. So, the Name should rather have been something like "Windows Subsystem for Posix Programs" which doesn't quite sound so good.
Yes, they really should make it their first priority to do something about those bulky lenses on that 8.3mm thick phone.
I think it's this bug https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/8696

A real nightmare.
"About the same" is not the same. I'm sure it's a stressful job, but it's also self imposed. If you're getting paid a CEO salary, you can quit and live off investments after a single year of doing it.

It is in no way comparable to people that need to work to live.
If that’s the goal of the policy then it would make a lot more sense to develop second- or third-tier cities (Sapporo, for instance) and encourage people to set up businesses, live, and work there, not ship funds to dying little podunk towns.
Exactly. And this study did a good job exploring it philosophically. https://arxiv.org/abs/1911.01547
Paul MM Cooper's podcasts and video essays on YT are excellent. There's info on Mansa Musa in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfUT6LhBBYs
Calculator is MIT Licensed. Is that not libre enough?
Surely this is illegal? As a company why would you even want to know. What is an HR department going to do with this information?

The only use of this must be some kind of discrimination, right? Like "Oh you're in a same-sex relationship, remind us to not give you any time off if your partner goes to the hospital."

So gross.
Of course. First of all they did not open source any existing driver. They released an open source kernel driver, which is separate from their existing closed source kernel driver. They still have not released an open source userspace driver.
Phoronix is hardly blogspam. I do appreciate the mailing list link, but there is plenty of value in surfacing this info into a news article.
Ugh this is so dismissive. I'm glad learning gratitude helped you. How would you feel if, instead, I said "your gratitude practice is actually new age hippy trash"?

Different people derive benefit from different things. Why not just leave it at, "the other stuff didn't work for me"?
Okay, name aside, because I instantly got that and englisch isn't my first language.

But the crawler seems to be lacking quite a bit.
For my first search (current work problem) "rust json diff" it only found 6 links, only one of which was a rust crate. Unfortunate.

Second Search: "black sabbath sleeping village lyrics" only gave 2 results, only one of which was correct.

Also the repo is missing the SearXNG[1] search engine.

[1] https://github.com/searxng/searxng
I highly recommend grabbing something simpler to say and remember to redirect to your site. You're going to need a large amoung of inertia to get people to comfortably use an odd domain name.
Article references Russias SORM system which provides not only FSB but the police and tax agencies with basically fully access to everything on the internet including credit card transactions, this stuff started in 1995 and was penetrated by the NSA

> Under SORM‑2, Russian Internet service providers (ISPs) must install a special device on their servers to allow the FSB to track all credit card transactions, email messages and web use. The device must be installed at the ISP's expense.

originally there was a warrant system but it seemed quite liberal and they don’t bother with the secret court system “oversight” like the US:

> Since 2010, intelligence officers can wiretap someone's phones or monitor their Internet activity based on received reports that an individual is preparing to commit a crime. They do not have to back up those allegations with formal criminal charges against the suspect. According to a 2011 ruling, intelligence officers have the right to conduct surveillance of anyone who they claim is preparing to call for "extremist activity."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SORM?wprov=sfti1

Then in 2016 a counter terrorism law was passed and it sounds like they ISPs/telecoms are required to store everything for 6 months and it merely has to be requested by “authorities” (guessing beyond just the FSB) without a court order

> Internet and telecom companies are required to disclose these communications and metadata, as well as "all other information necessary" to authorities on request and without a court order

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yarovaya_law?wprov=sfti1

> Equally troubling, the new counterterrorism law also requires Internet companies to provide to security authorities “information necessary for decoding” electronic messages if they encode messages or allow their users to employ “additional coding.” Since a substantial proportion of Internet traffic is “coded” in some form, this provision will affect a broad range of online activity.
I am skeptical of the claim but not the conclusion. I take the claim anyway to be a bit of hyperbole to sell more books.

One of the biggest problems in law is what IT/CS people might call technical debt. New laws get added all the time while old, often-outdated or useless laws rarely get removed. The problem is that those old, even outdated and useless laws can sometimes be leveraged against you in new or novel ways, sometimes that the drafters of the laws never would have expected. Legislative intent is not always clear and not always decisive.
This is the most interesting part to me:

Apple wants to keep an uncluttered experience and will rely on app developers in order to give power users more. McCormack points to this as the fine line that Apple is looking to walk: give the features but leave it to developers to service those who want to push the hardware and software to its max.
I don't think they were claiming it would undo brain trauma.
Does Airdrop now send via the internet if the local connection drops?
In the context of neural networks, kind of.
It’s 3 numbers on the input layer, but that could influence N parameters in later layers.
http://archive.today/HdA8S
I can't help but feel that obsessively mindful people always seem to have some deeper underlying issues that they need to cope with. I know a guy who for years went into all kind of new-age seminars, practised mindfulness constantly and then in a moment he told me about his traumatic event that has plagued him since childhood.

All the mindfullness was practised because deep down he felt at unease. Don't get me wrong, it is good to be observant and mindfull, but it is unnatural to be it all the time.

Our minds also need daydreaming, dull phases, excitement, the whole package.
Live voicemail with Silence Unknown Callers turned on looks to be exactly what you're describing. The second item on the page under Live Voicemail.
Right click on text.
> iOS 17 is compatible with these devices.

iPhone 15
iPhone 15 Plus
iPhone 15 Pro
iPhone 15 Pro Max
iPhone 14
iPhone 14 Plus
iPhone 14 Pro
iPhone 14 Pro Max
iPhone 13
iPhone 13 mini
iPhone 13 Pro
iPhone 13 Pro Max
iPhone 12
iPhone 12 mini
iPhone 12 Pro
iPhone 12 Pro Max
iPhone 11
iPhone 11 Pro
iPhone 11 Pro Max
iPhone XS
iPhone XS Max
iPhone XR
iPhone SE
(2nd generation or later)

Still having good support right?

Btw, I feel like Apple is gradually improving small thing in their built-in apps base on other 3rd-party alternatives' advantages. It's good for Apple ecosystem and its users.
GPT4 will often tell you when it isn't confident or doesn't know something.
I think if they really cared about these extra judicial killings there is much bigger target south of the that they should first blockade to fix things...
That comes later this year.
Reasonable people can differ, I guess. I myself have never seen a phoronix post that wasn't better summed up by the mailing list post they got it from though.

“Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter.”
They have this, send a call to voicemail and see a transcription come in https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213877
Kröller-Müller is my favorite museum. Good mix of styles, beautifully located.
Show HN: A fun animated clock app developed using flutter
Of course there is little margin against a shotgun wound, and of course even light damage can leave some scars. This is a matter of margins. The article seems to stick to that.
Yeah my iPhone X is still doing amazingly. I should probably get a new battery at some point I guess but other than that I have literally zero complaints
I don't intend this as criticism at all, but it's quite amusing how routine iOS updates and new iPhone releases have become. I recall being in high school when the first iPhone was introduced, and the sheer novelty of smartphones was awe-inspiring. Nowadays, they've become so commonplace that I find myself getting more enthusiastic about new additions to the Python standard library!
" Economically, they’re doing significantly better than their parents."

Are you sure about the really young cohorts? AFAIK youth unemployment in China is so bad that they stopped releasing the stats.
Big LOL here, Hackernews.

Reading through this article, this thought popped into my head: hey, that Monopoly game is basically Georgist, isn't it!

So I head over to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopoly_(game)

"[..] created by Lizzie Magie in the United States in 1903 as a way to demonstrate that an economy that rewards individuals is better than one where monopolies hold all the wealth[1] and to promote the economic theories of Henry George"

:)
poor engineering choices are just that, choices
A collection of particle animations suitable for children to play with
Let's not play the dull game of pedantic definitions.

The GP to whom I replied referred to the ~ 21 Kyear glaciation cycles associated with humidity changes in the Sahara, I specifically asked about what they meant by "ice age" and pointed out that now other parameters have been altered (the insulative properties of the atmosphere) we can't reliably predict how specific regions will change in the future on the basis of the past.

Your own link clearly differentiaties between geological "Ice Age" (Quaternary glaciation of the past 2.5 million years) and the popular notion of "Ice Age" (glacial cycles during that time).

Hence why I carefully wrote:

> If by "Ice Age" you mean ..

Do by all means contribute to the discussion, that is so much better than just playing the game of "gotcha's" (or whatever it is you're doing in your comment above).
> FPGA/SDR boards

Custom firmware is available for existing WiFi radios, e.g. sub-$20 ESP32 WROOM.

Previous HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34480760
My own and some other actually way more informative criticism of Orwell got deleted by the mods.
Refrigerate it and the shelf life after opening increases greatly.
It should be a term of service that you’re not allowed to interfere with other customer’s listings.

If I found out one of the tenants on my multi tenant system was trying to mess with another’s, I would be livid.
I don't want email messages with, inline pictures, colours, and links that obscure their target. (I also don't want emoji.) Tables can still be made in plain text if necessary. (I use a email client that does not even support HTML email, so it is displayed as plain text anyways. If you send it as both (which some programs do), then it can be possible to configure the client (if it can be configured as such) to display it as plain text.)
Considering the article doesn’t link to the post in question, or even show a screenshot, I hardly find this to be a compelling anecdote.

This portion of the article loses even more credibility since the author clearly doesn’t understand the Chinese social media landscape, nor what “Mao’s Little Red Book” is actually called in Chinese.
Looks like it's an Access database. Perhaps convert it to SQLite and publish with something like https://datasette.io/?

I think the problem is, thread author doesn't know how to rip an ISO of the CD or move the database out; looks like they are getting help already though.
I’ll second what my sibling poster said but also…

From my perspective iOS already has pretty good call/text blocking. Are you sure you know all the existing features?

For calling, there’s a built-in contacts only mode behind a single opt-in switch, this is what I use. There’s also a privacy preserving app system that allows you to install third party apps which provide block lists and labeling to the phone app.

Messages is similar, except with unknowns being put in a separate list and an older and simpler static block list, though it does also support reporting the message as junk which presumably means all iOS devices have a bit of a shared message spam filter.
Yeah, everyone has different needs :)
>> I've had a lot of problems with people who (seemingly) only have experience maintaining projects.

> And similarly I've had problems with people who (seemingly) only have experience with starting a new project and then simultaneously over-engineering and piling on tech debt.

The best thing is to build a greenfield project and then maintain it for several years, fix your mistakes, then do the same thing on a new project again (including the maintenance).

You really need the full spectrum of experience, and put yourself in the shoes of the future maintainer when you're building something new.
Then he's a fortunate man that he can focus on concerns like this I think and probably doesn't realize how lucky he is. People are dying all over the world due to climate change, natural disasters and war. We have boats full of migrants sinking and killing hundreds of children in the British channel, trucks full of dead people who died over overheating trying to move to a better life.

My point is, there are major issues happening in the world that could lead to war, mass migration, and societal collapse. Worrying about your voice being cloned is a luxury and IMO, not a priority honestly.
New Relic is now PE owned so the rent seeking tactics are probably gonna get worse
Almost as if there are now more decent smartphone manufacturers that one can bother to remember, let alone models.
CHERI gives you greater granularity over memory access it doesn’t magic away security vulnerabilities.

But that doesn’t negate what I stated: there’s a massive amount of complexity, and significant performance costs of all these features. They’re needed because the prevalence of unsafe code means we need a global enforcement mechanism which means hardware.

Hence we take a real and permanent cost in hardware that applies to all code on the system. The cost is hardware complexity, runtime performance, and memory, and it is borne by all software on the system.
The Phoronix article has the mailing list link. It also provides important context, so seems much better to me.
They would be foolish not to at least try, either by intercepting entropy-supplying syscalls or compromising the hardware directly. RNG attacks are easy to design and nearly impossible to detect.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yao%27s_test
I am new to this space and was considering a self hosted install of Sentry software. Sentry is also opensource and appears to be similar to datadog and HyperDX in some ways. Do you know Sentry and can you tell us how your product is different?

Thanks.
I think it's amusing that it's trapped in a time capsule and still thinks that we're in lockdown.
This problem space feels like some variation of a packing problem [1]...

It would be nice to start with the end result (the human friendly structure) and generate data structure recommendations to reduce memory waste, respect alignment rules, and improve spatial locality of reference.

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1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packing_problems
I do work entirely in text mode for email. However, I do not receive much email messages and those that I do, they know I want plain text. Even if they have to use a program with only HTML to send, if the message is simple enough then it is still readable enough anyways, fortunately.