skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Didn't we just have this on here? There was a Twitter thread where Philips tried to make excuses and sell this as a benefit. Embarrassing.

Yeah, two days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37594377

Meanwhile, remember Logitech's Harmony remotes? They made you set up an online account too. Apologists mocked those of us who called that out, and then a couple months later Logitech shitcanned the entire product line and orphaned them all. I didn't quite LOL, but I enjoyed their come-uppance.
Worth checking out the 2019 French series "The Collapse" (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11248266/) as well.
I was referring to this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37615985
This is beyond awful. So now this company (which will eventually get hacked) is going to share information with third parties about when people turn their lights on and off.

Get up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night and switch on the light called ‘bathroom’? Hue knows.

A detailed record of when you leave for work and arrive home? Hue has it.

Go on vacation for two weeks? Hue will be able to infer that too.

This is beyond a privacy nightmare. It’s a privacy horror shitshow by a corporation that tricked millions of people to invest in pricey hardware and is now forcing these same users to give up intimate details of their lives to which it can sell to the highest bidder.

Don’t bother writing a letter to Signify. Call your congress person. This is a class action lawsuit. Sue these fuckers back into the Stone Age.
I would love some examples of how to do non-trivial data interop between Rust and Python. My experience is that PyO3/Maturin is excellent when converting between simple datatypes but conversions get difficult when there are non-standard types, e.g. Python Numpy arrays or Rust ndarrays or whatever other custom thing.

Polars seems to have a good model where it uses the Arrow in memory format, which has implementations in Python and Rust, and makes a lot of the ndarray stuff easier. However, if the Rust libraries are not written with Arrow first, they become quite hard to work with. For example, there are many libraries written with https://github.com/rust-ndarray/ndarray, which is challenging to interop with Numpy.

(I am not an expert at all, please correct me if my characterizations are wrong!)
> If the job market is ostensibly so great, why can't I manage to find anything?

The tech market isn't doing very well. You can check it my the recurring posts like yours here, many with hundreds of comments. It is a tough time out there. I would recommend start something for yourself, an app, a saas project. It can help you keep up with the tech asked in the job posts and also have an excuse for the gap in your CV.
Bun: Lessons from Disrupting a Tech Ecosystem
Large format photography forum is genial and welcoming. Most others are spec fights.

https://www.largeformatphotography.info/forum/index.php
No, I am not talking about untagged unions. I don't understand your notation. To be concrete, I am talking about tagged, disjoint union type, that does not require naming a new type to use.

This is also not covered by the Either/Result type.

Rust supports untagged unions, but they cannot be matched (because they have no tag). An anonymous union would still be tagged internally, but would be less general purpose than the generic enum type.
Aside from taking a government job, the man is practically a hero. If more people had his courage, the state would dissolve and people could actually live their lives according to their beliefs.
I'm from France. It's regulated here too. They just think manic phase are 'female hysteria'. They are dangerous and I an certain osteopathic therapy brought more actual knowledge to PT than psychoanalysis ever brought to psychology.

At least their Jungian archetype and the 'animus anima' are 50% less sexists that they used to be and are now marketable for 'self help' expert, so I guess they are now able to make money by scamming without endangering people.
I have, sometimes bills go to collections without me even receiving a bill from the doctor/hospital themselves.
They apparently can't back down completely. The Elon inspired ceo really wants that installation counting in there. It's despicable. You don't pay car companies extra fees if the car gets additional/new drivers. You get the revenue on the initial sale. If this is not enough you need to increase margins and make a better compelling product.

Apparently there will be proprietary software that is going to count installations (.....) but for now according to Bloomberg unity customers need to self report.
No surprise Tesla seems like a extremely anti union organization who has burned its employees.
If the main point the article brings were true, we would know it for decades. The statement is not hard to prove or disprove with widely available data.
Sounds like your company's governance is made entirely of pyromaniacs, I don't know why you feel a need to deflect the blame.
https://e360.yale.edu/digest/summer-2023-extreme-heat-causes

Several other compounding factors have been listed for this year as well.
> I really want to experience a happy medium between the barebones minimalism of Gemini and the insane free-for-all of the mainstream web.

I agree. I often find that some formats are too simple and the rest are too complicated (for example, this is the case with the Ogg container format, and also with Gemini file format and Gemini protocol), and sometimes other problems.

> In my mind, there is no reason for every website to dictate its own layout and appearance when 99% of sites could be broken down into procedural elements that could be rendered however the client preferred.

I agree that too. Often I just disable CSS.

I think that ARIA might be able to help a bit, together with HTML. (This way, nonstandard form fields can still be displayed even if the styles are disabled, if those nonstandard form fields are using ARIA, which is something that I sometimes see.) (It would be better to just design it properly the first time, but that would be difficult when everyone else does not want to do it in a better way, although using a common accessibility feature such as ARIA seems more likely to me.) So, a client program can include a mode to display the document using HTML and ARIA instead of CSS.

Rendering just how the client preferred is also making it more portable across different screens, etc, and better accessibility, than using CSS and then having to make separate mobile version and those mess.

> it seems to me that mass adoption of css and Javascript in the majority of websites was a mistake,

I think you are right. I sometimes write web pages that do not use CSS and JavaScripts (although often I will just write plain text instead of HTML, anyways).

> building a browser seems to me like trying to play catch up to a system that will never have your interests at heart

There are some features that I would want to deliberately exclude (or implement in extensions instead of the core features), and some that may be helpful to be deliberately differently. (Actually, I would move many core features into extensions instead, and some features that would usually be implemented in extensions (such as request/response overriding) into core features. Flipping around many of these things might help a bit, too, I think, to allow more versatility for extensions, better security, and better user controls, etc.)
It's just a vertical piano roll (in fact that's the typical orientation of physical piano rolls - DAWs typically rotate them 90 deg as we're accustomed to the concept of time being the horizontal axis).
They can be used via Apple HomeKit but I’m not sure about pairing in the first place without the app.
> those who contribute the most to global warming also believe that they will be insulated from the effects

I think they are just not facing reality, and that has been normalized by the very effective climate disinformation campaign (i.e., climate denial). People follow the herd, they do what's socially acceptable, and that campaign has made it acceptable enough (which is its goal).

The power lies in that campaign (by the same general grouping that uses disinformation for all sorts of other purposes too). That's what needs to be addressed. Fix that and we fix lots of things.
Take out student loans and go to university to either get your undergrad or graduate degree. Take time to reskill, and Uncle Sam will give you loans to live full-time as a student - not just for tuition, but for your living expenses. It will give you 2-4 years to recalibrate and future proof your career.
This is amazing! Have been looking at this. First steps to get prompt to Ui
When you say eat the rich, you’re surely referring to the western middle class (who are the global 1%) right?
There was a big drop in deaths in 2004, but I'm really curious as to what caused the big increase in 2014.

https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/USA/united-states/deat...
Walking over to the light switch and turning the lights on and off.
> versus all of the bloat between patients and providers as exists

bloat and illegal monopolization: https://www.reuters.com/legal/us-accuses-investment-firm-ane...
<the BSDs have entered the chat>
Let's not. FIPS is bad.

https://archive.ph/9WNhe
You can't disprove that a language is error prone by providing a 20 line example that happens to be correct.
Google Says Switching Away from Its Search Engine Is Easy. It’s Not
"... And now it's here." Well that's a relief. To hear some people talk, you'd think now we'd be living in devastation.
Am wondering about the process it would require to build such thing.
Maybe cut out in smaller component and then prompt from this smaller component image to code?
It can run many different programming languages, like Java, JS, Python, Ruby, any LLVM-based PLs (C, C++, Rust) of WASM-based ones.
That’s not true. Almost all US mass shootings were done with legally obtained weapons.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/476461/mass-shootings-in...
That is the point: there are no satisfying answers and the future is increasingly uncertain and unstable.
Any de-serialization should be done via safe loaders. Using `require()` or `eval()` isn't something I'd do outside of a very narrow set of scenarios.
I'll note you can find past Hacker News discussions full of people suggesting the FDA's approval processes are overly burdensome.
I’d love to, but I don’t think I’ll be getting any aid. When I tried some years back, I was offered nothing. I wasn’t making crazy money, middle class income for sure, but a fraction of what’s considered “good” tech money and I was denied aid.
You should be collecting metrics on used flags and their values if you’re rolling your own. A saas offering will do that for you.
32-bit IPv4 addresses are wasteful. By leveraging NAT, we can get away with a 1-bit addressing scheme and save 31 bits per packet!
It is not.

I am, once again, asking people to understand that piano roll notation is no substitute for traditional notation when it comes to performance, among many other things.
This. It's not the market per se...
Well there are existing tools.. one of which starts with "v" and had more than 3 decades of changes and I found it achieving the purpose you described (with a small learning curve)
Github Actions has been a pleasant introduction to CI/CD for me. I used to build locally and then git push and/or rsync everything directly to a VPS (Digitalocean Droplets in my case). But for collaboration, this workflow breaks down. Then, using Github as the "origin" repository becomes compelling, and Github Actions fit very nicely with that workflow.
Thanks for the question... Any sample videos you are thinking of?

Summary Cat doesn't work for videos where there's not a lot of speaking. I am hoping to build a bit more on text-rich videos first, so I do not plan to do actual video (image) processing any time soon.

I will keep that in mind!!
I'll disagree that it's hard to get people "capable of adapting." And I also resent the implications.

The Service however is increasingly ossified. It increasingly wants to ossify. And Cyber is of course the perfect example.

The Navy was charged with building something like ten Cyber Mission Teams and instead of doing that they just battle-rostered the key individuals to whatever team was being externally inspected. For years; and Navy leadership is totally unrepentant.

The Army? Not much different. The Army cannot keep talent in the ranks. So Congress mandates incentive pay for key workroles. If enlistedmen demand their Congressionally mandated pay the 22-year veterans get pissed off at the 'mercenary' young people who don't adapt to the all-consuming Mission.

Despite the fact that the DoD Civilians earn twice as much for the Exact Same Role.
Roboforming [video]
The first iteration of my website used sqlite. I only switched away because the growing audience made me nervous.
Indeed.

I think I recently heard Cory Doctorow phrase it like this: Both pessimists and optimists are essentially fatalists. Ie.: at the core it's more important to believe you can make a change, than to "know" what "will" happen.
So what?

It doesn't seem like there will ever be a "panic" moment that really motivates drastic emissions reduction. Even with some "instant" tipping point big enough to make news (ocean current change?), there's a lot of steps between what happens and direct effects on the onlooker, and those can be watered down and disputed by fossil fuel groups like they always have been.

But this... its a bit warmer than last year. I don't think passing 1.5C is going to change anyone's mind.
I keep my "Hue Bridge" on a network that can't reach the internet, and it can still control the lights.
Yeah but I already have the room and it is being cooled/heated whether I’m there or not. Driving 25 miles each way to the office on the other hand is something that I stopped doing completely once my work started letting me WFH full time.
> this is literally the opposite advise that is generally given!

It can still be a good advise tho. I was building a webrtc server in nodejs but decided to change it for Rust to learn. It was quite difficult! But now I'm starting to understand things that I don't understand in Rust and that spiked my curiosity much more than when I tried to study it starting by the theory.
It's quite straightforward: The cost of 'adaptation' - moving global food production and populations - is astronomical; it's absurd. Just look at the impact of food logistics disruption in Ukraine.
That's not really true, or at least it would be hard to say for sure. Every source saying that cites the same survey where a majority of respondents claimed that it was at least a contributing factor. Its actually really hard to get good breakdowns of the numbers on this.
[I work at Plaid]

I will say that while annoying (especially for Chase, which has the most paperwork-type requirements for developers) this process should be totally doable for solo developers. You can put your own name as the legal entity name if you don't have a company. The Master Services Agreement (MSA) sounds scary but is just the contract between you and Plaid -- the legalese laying out what you're paying for, what Plaid is providing, and the rights and obligations of both parties. And when it comes to the security questionnaire, fill it out as accurately as you can, but you don't need to stress over it -- Plaid doesn't expect a solo hobbyist to have the same security measures as, like, a publicly traded company.
I assume you live outside the United States. Healthcare here is... special.
You can't squeeze juice from a stone. There are no jobs. Figure out something else to do.
And also yours
Yeah, everything will be great, even 'Russians will spend less money on fur coats.' as that one guy said...
Yep. For a bit more context, here’s the Wikipedia article on climate justice:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_justice

The “Disproportionality between causality and burden” section makes me sad.
> You're instead referring to Google Play Services alternatives, which get updated but also don't represent the headline features that get announced with new Android releases.

... sound about right chief?
It is a seemingly free drivable generator. What's not to love?

When you disengage the cruise control clutch the car is still drivable, and he uses it to hoist around stuff and weld things.
I’m not saying get student aid, I’m just saying get student loans. Pay the retail amount, if you have to. https://lendedu.com/blog/loans-for-college-living-costs
>Its structure included a director that could not be fired by the President except for cause, and the ability to request funding from the Federal Reserve rather than the United States Congress

I mean, that does sound pretty insane
Biden Administration Commits $200M to Help Reintroduce Salmon in Columbia River
Oh god the top ten is full of shitty listicles.
I'm not really complaining, though. I'm just saying that security certifications are more about compliance than actual proof that a system cannot be easily compromised. In other words, they are more about legal requirements than guarantees.

It is also misleading to assert that a device or a system are less secure because they haven't been certified. Vendors submit requests to validate against specific levels or certifications, and it is not the goal of the certification authority to determine "how high" they score.
Fentanyl?

https://nida.nih.gov/sites/default/files/images/2023-Drug-od...
It's really telling to me that we've heard not a peep from co-founder and CTO Joachim Ante.

Oh wait, apparently he is no longer CTO as of May 2023.

Well, what was his last official statement?

https://blog.unity.com/community/updated-terms-of-service-an...

"When you make a game with Unity, you own the content and you should have the right to put it wherever you want. Our TOS didn't reflect this principle - something that is not in line with who we are.

We charge a flat fee per-seat -- not a royalty on all of your revenue. Building Unity takes a lot of resources, and we believe that partnerships make better services for developers and augment our business model -- as opposed to charging developers to pay for Unity’s development through revenue share.

When you obtain a version of Unity, and don’t upgrade your project, we think you should be able to stick to that version of the TOS."

Well, that all sounds pretty good to me! Perhaps its time for Joe to pull a Steve Jobs style comeback.
You'd think, but I'd suggest the bulk of collaborative music making throughout human history was done without notated music. But it's undoubtedly a massive timesaver if all the musicians going into a collaborative session know what they're supposed to play ahead of time. I certainly can't imagine it being possible to perform something like a Mahler symphony or Wagner opera without the vast majority of performers being competent readers of sheet music.
Unless you spend all your time writing, sending, receiving, and reading email all by your lonesome, we're primarily thinking of the individuals, organizations, and businesses which correspond with you. None of your friends or family use Gmail? You don't know anyone in school or college who's served 100% by Google Workspace? What about businesses? You probably don't even know which businesses use Workspace and Gmail, because they're using their own domains.

Google has a significant corporate buy-in, so if you take away Google, then you're left with Microsoft for businesses, which is still surely the biggest player, but Google is second, because Apple has no comparable offerings in this regard.
Fed offers guaranteed student loans, to my understanding.
OTOH a flag gives you an ability to deploy and revert independent of the product’s release cycle.
There is also a chance at play here. Many people are trying to find a hole, some are more lucky than the other. Google has a great team, so they get lucky more, that is why these things are not too common, but at some point a bad guy gets lucky too, even though he is not the smartest in the room.
Fediverse.

https://programming.dev https://lemmy.world etc
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/01/health/american-death-rat...
SPAC(Special Purpose Acquisition) for Open Source Project
Rick Roll for the intro video?
Drone (https://github.com/harness/drone) shell's all codes are deleted and replaced with new project (gitness) to retain Github Stars. What do you think?
> in danger of being dissolved

Defunded, not dissolved.
This will be interesting in Europe. As far as I can tell there is no explicit consent requested for "sharing with partners". It's hidden in their policy, which is not free and informed consent under GDPR.
If a consumer objects to sharing their data with partners, Signify won't be allowed to do so. And they can't claim it's a required part of the service since the app has worked for years without any data uploading at all, let alone giving it to their partners.
Currently installing Ventura 13.6 on my 2011 Macbook using Open Core Patcher (then will upgrade to 4TB HDD). Selling my 2019 16" on ebay. Keep the used hardware going folks!
If the car's alternator is for example, 100A like it is in my car, that means the maximum output is 1200w. So if you use a 2000w inverter you'll be draining the battery at peak load. Just something to keep in mind so you aren't stuck with a car that won't start (or even run if it gets too low, as the fuel injectors will have too little voltage to fire).
Exactly what I was wondering about as well. I have no prod experience with it, but e.g. Zalando’s operator has been solid for me.
An approval process can be at once burdensome and vulnerable to the fraud Merck committed.
Yes, that is a reasonable response. I will allow the reader to draw their own lines.
It's not clear what you're trying to communicate here. Yes, it draws a scary picture about the suffering of the "Animal 15". However it doesn't mean it wasn't "necessary".
Given the decades of tension, I don't have a lot of faith in India's Hindu-Nationalist government's judgement of Sikh separatists.

I thought HN was big on "innocent until proven guilty" - or does that only apply to accusations of sexual assault?

If he was convicted, then he should've been extradited.

Otherwise, I have to cite https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelson_Mandela#Arrest_and_Rivo...
“The COVID vaccine was ready after 3 days, FDA must be abolished!” - Otherwise reasonably intelligent people

My buddy made a COVID vax, a cure for Alzheimer’s, and an age reversal suppository in his garage in less than a week. He pinky promises that they work ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

(FWIW the other commenter is right, it is possible the process is both excessively burdensome and vulnerable, but in general people leveling this “too burdensome” critique actually have no clue how drug development works and why it’s so hard)
First, we created colonialism and robbed the Global South of their resources and their future. Then, we exported most of the pollution from our production to the Global South. Now, due to our lifestyle, we are making the Global South pay for climate change, as they are projected to be the most affected based on data. While doing this, we are trying to make ourselves independent from fossil fuels so that we are not dependent on the Middle East anymore. Once we achieve this, we can claim that the Global South is polluting the rest of the world while we are emission-free. We may then threaten sanctions or even invoke casus belli in some cases where our interests are at risk. But hey we are the good guys.
Other title on top of HN right now: "UK Government Extends Petrol and Diesel Car Sales Until 2035"

We deserve this.
> don’t think that credit reports solve or help anything in this domain

They help hospitals collect. Not saying that makes it right. Just that it has a purpose beyond greed and gouging.
Thank you for that. I wonder if you'd be able to just post a link to the paper, or give its title? I didn't have a Meetup account, tried to create one, spent 4 minutes dicking with it, and still can't get it to let me in.