skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
At first, I thought it was a good exercise (and it still is), but going through the result [0] made me more skeptical.

It is... slow? I mean, Internet Explorer slow. Maybe I'm spoiled by the level of responsiveness of application-style web interfaces, but opening an album or returning to the library feels slow. Is it because I'm browsing from Western Europe and the application is hosted in the USA?

I'm used to browsing multi-page apps that don't pretend to be apps, and having a 500ms load time after a click is expected and feels right. But waiting the same time for a click in a page that looks like an app makes me uncomfortable. It's weird - is this the Uncanny Valley again?

[0] : https://enhance-music.com
Sure, by parsing a string to a Color value.
In Gaelic (the Scottish language) Beag (pronounced pretty much as big but with a slightly longer I” means small and mor means small.

I agree though that it’s interesting how people can guess.
So what was your source of comprehensible input?
you can listen to https://softwareengineeringdaily.com, it's available on google and apple as well
Many people play games that are not fun and actually make them angry and triggered.
It's not every day someone says something so ambiguous yet offensive, it starts infighting about who should be offended by it.

Well played...!
> With our ‘zero JavaScript’ happy paths now covered, we can have a little more fun when JavaScript is available in the browser.
I remember playing with that. It was awesome as a little tech demo on the original Pi. I remember playing around with the modding API a little bit, doing things like making a rainbow of blocks follow behind my character, or spawning objects that I defined in code.

I was waiting for it to become more, but it just never did.
If you use Planetscale and/or Vitess can your code still work with a “normal” mysql later? Yeah I guess I am thinking about lock in there!
Not sri lankan, but I had a good time this September. Just like every other time in that country.
Is it a fair conjecture that in some sense there's an issue with cryptographer's trying to push the field in terms of the efficacy and robustness of encryption forward while "the government"s continually work all manner of trickery to hamper these efforts in subtle and not-so-subtle but gag-ordered-enforced ways?

I feel like there's this constant ridiculous pushback on any digital product or protocol or service being air-tight cryptographically and implementationally speaking when they can basically already build air-tight cases via parallel construction with the help of the infinite resources available upon (often not even) receipt of a warrant?

Its very strange. The obsession is always on completely neutering/compromising the technology and never on actually doing the damn police work they are enpowered to approach laterally like they did before typewriters and telephones/wire-taps or bending the providions of constitutions they swore to protect and enforce until its a simulacrum of its original concept.

Like, it always comes across as they feel that their entire case is lost if they can only prove something 5 different ways instead of 6. It wouldn't be so problematic if humans weren't so human and law enforcement wasn't emphatically staffed by humans who are liable to abuse things to maximize their money, power, and prestige and have the absolute or qualified immunity to get away with it at least once regardless of how it damages the targets of their misconduct.
I’m referring specifically to great films that cannot be watched any more due to no access by audiences in any watchable form, even if the film still exists and is in tact.
Yes you can use vanilla MySQL afterwards. A bunch of our users use MySQL in local dev and PlanetScale for production.
"The sky" covers 180°x180°, or more if you're in a plane. A jammer that can block out half of that can result in a significant reduction in accuracy
If there are more people in a place, there will be more demand for workers in the place to support the people, no?

If this is not sufficient we need to look at making places less dependent on centralized specialist geographic areas, because that approach does not scale well.
Yeah, I cannot work out what happened here from the title, link and comments. Do Cloudflare provide ISP services? Is Cloudflares DNS not resolving Discord? Is Discord using Cloudflare as a CDN?

What is "blocking traffic" in this context?
The ideas people are exposed to can shape their own ideas. That’s how ideas work.
What? WEBENCH absolutely recommends a layout and provides photos (these photos are regenerated when alternate passives, etc. are selected as well), as do most of the datasheets for most TI DC-DC converter parts.

As mentioned - most manufacturers have recommended layouts and written layout recommendations: keep your loop small, route things this way, put a via here. If they don't, learn from the recommendations from TI's excellent documentation.

This isn't that hard.
what if every post in the thread above me is from an ai bot... what if im the only human on hackernews? ive never met anyone irl whos been on this site. honk if youre human.
You can if course stay at that level forever.

Living expenses may or may not be constant. If you have a family expect them to increase alot while having less time to keep up with tech.
Vaclav Smil's book Power Density is quite good
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Rather than vote them out, hold them accountable to solve the corruption in their cities. Give them ideas on how to do that rather than riots and ruins.
Didn't buttes die and get replaced with a Slack group of all things
For low-speed and low-current stuff you can generally copy/place placement and routing of DC-DC converters.

2L->4L may require some retooling, but 4L+ is all the same.
Is AI a Platform Shift?
Can you expand on what you mean by slow? For me everything loaded extremely fast.
He’s not “the new maintainer,” he’s “one maintainer” but he decided he knew better than everyone else. Hence why the official SIMH repository is at open-simh.
Every generation thinks that its current popular media and culture is putting society on the precipice of falling into an abyss. I'm sure you could find similar sentiments about books, radio, and television when those were new.
I can't wait to see what Renai Transportation does with it.
I quit socializing because everyone uses social media. Updating your profile, following with people constantly always felt like work, not socializing, at least to me. I feel socializing should have an element of being spontaneous and also not recorded. Now when you do meet, you create a log of communications, record the entire event, while people multitask on their phones. When socializing becomes a task, I'm out.
If an unknown entity bursts violently into your office, locking your computer seems a very reasonable security precaution to take.

I would assume the French legal system has methods like most democracies to require a company to retain data and request a copy of that data. We're talking about a corporate office here, not a drug packaging center hidden in the basement of a suburban home where everyone hurries to flush narcotics.
It literally isn't enforced by the compiler, because I can compile code which is invalid.
You do it trade 1 oz gold bars for goods. You are not trying to buy sugar with them.

They are for paying off the border guard when a family member does not have the right docs or the low level soldier checking lottery numbers to see if you can get on the escape vehicle or enter the bunker.

These are real “world is going to fall apart” hedges. I am not expecting a crisis of that level in my neighbourhood but they have certainly happened before ( crossing borders in WWII took a few diamond earrings perhaps ) and there are risks now that are bigger than ever.
Sounds kind of similar to [0].

TL;DR: stealth secondary DH key exchange in the nonce field of Client/Server Hello in TLS 1.3.

[0]: https://eprint.iacr.org/2023/651.pdf
I agree with other commenter, works fast for me.
Tell HN: DoorDash does not refund fees or tip
If part of your order does not arrive, support will continually push you to take a refund and suggest that you can apply it on a re-order yourself. However, do not accept that. If you pay close attention, that refund total does not take into account any of their fees or the tip that you placed on the original order! If you refuse, they will keep telling you that they are unable to put in the re-order for you. If you refuse for long enough (over 15 min), then they will suddenly be able to put in the re-order at no cost. But they won’t expedite it. If you look over that new order receipt, you’ll see that it comes in below the offered refund and they don’t tip whoever is assigned your order.
This word is common in latin based languages.
I believe there is a reddit called TipOfMyTongue.
but how did you know it wasnt a coincidence that the picture depicted a similar scene in the past?
Well of course! No one would be worried, if it was just one windmill!
Weren't some of these widespread conventions in some sense strategically designed or implemented in such a way as to ensure backdoors and/or contrived vulnerabillities? Something, something purposefully smaller key sizes or special "weaker" variables than was practicable or other trickery that always ostensibly has an economic or other seemingly justifiable underpinning but introduces unacceptable security compromises that arise later and predictably.
I'm not sure any of the images are even photos. They all seem like CGI.
A Simple Todo App with Vite+React+Node.js
NodeTodoAPI is a Node.js-based API for managing tasks in a Todo List application. It provides a set of RESTful endpoints to create, read, update, and delete tasks. This API is designed to be used as the backend for a web or mobile Todo List application, allowing you to focus on the frontend while handling the backend logic with ease.

https://github.com/lewbiecrestfall/NodeTodoAPI
You look nice today was one of the first comedy podcasts that helped define the genre of comedy podcasting
//my offering is not good enough to be discovered on its own merits

That's kinda like assuming that because you're such a good guy, you never have to leave your basement and your future wife will find you.

You could just as well interpret advertising as "I am so convinced my offering is good, I am willing to spend money for you to become aware of it."
I mean yeah, if you don't trust the devices on your network...don't add them to your network?
That's exactly what I meant about Western "anti-imperialism" actually being pro-Russia. Mostly because it was literally invented by the USSR.

Ukraine was explicitly rejected last time they tried to join NATO. Although they will get in now, and so will Finland and Sweden, so it was obviously counterproductive!

But Russia doesn't even care about that. They're just ideologically opposed to Ukraine existing and want its industrial resources back. They don't even say it themselves, you just make excuses for them.
Be aware of chemicals they used in fake meat: https://consumerfreedom.com/2021/07/5-chemicals-lurking-in-p...

It may take less greenhouse gas emissions, but is it good food and good for the human digestive system?
I think a lot of it is that 2D gives you a lot more opportunities to dial in the precise "things are visually distinct" vs "visual clutter" trade-off that you want, and optimize practically every pixel. 3D has to deal with every possible angle instead of like 1-4, you just can't make it perfect all the time like you can 2D.
Nobody would intentionally chose to do that...
Thanks for the research. I did similar (but less extensive) calculations a few years ago and came to the same conclusion that ESR probably got negligible money from VA Linux. Also, having your net worth drop from $36 million to ~0 can kind of mess someone up.

ESR's (slightly smug) post "Surprised by Wealth" at the time when he had $36 million on paper makes very interesting reading now: https://news.slashdot.org/story/99/12/10/0821224/esr-writes-...
He implied that he was going to cash out in 6 months when his lockout expired, but that apparently didn't happen. Ironically, he said that he had much more faith in VA Linux than the U.S. economy over that 6 months. Also ironic in light of Loadsharers is his statement "Anyone who bugs me for a handout, no matter how noble the cause and how much I agree with it, will go on my permanent shit list."
Police warn of risks after woman falls 50 meters taking selfie on clifftop
Answer is "it depends".

USB-C always has a usb2 channel available, then 4 lanes that can be display port or thunderbolt or usb2/3 or whatever else.

This is why most android phones have options for USB including "charge only".
Here’s the erudite Socrates version: "It is a disgrace to grow old through sheer carelessness before seeing what manner of man you may become by developing your bodily strength and beauty to their highest limit."
the main page loads fast but the interactions are slow, like there's some artificial delay

the 500ms estimate above seems about right... it should be much faster. Navigating from one static page to another should be sub-100ms assuming the server is on the same continent
Thank you very much for your thoughtful reply. I appreciate your note about the history of "shouting fire in a crowded theater" as well.

As someone who was trying to open Facebook's eyes to their shortcomings at the time, what do you see as the larger lesson we can glean? It seems likely that blindness (for any reason) to the specific cultural dangers of new tech will become harder and not easier to spot as time goes on and these large organizations become further convinced of the completeness of their own understanding. I'd be curious to hear what you've learned generally that we can apply next time.
And unless you possess an extraordinarily wide creative range, people will eventually get bored with your work. Note how most YouTube channels are only popular for a few years at most. You discover one, it's new and interesting, you watch, can't wait for the next post. After a while the videos start to run together, the next one seems the same as the previous one. You start to look around at what else seems interesting. And that creator falls back into obscurity.
I got really good compression using this technique with JPEG XL, I'm sure there's even a good reason why it works so well but it's been a long time and I don't seem to remember why.
Cool, but that should be directed to tomjen3.

As for myself, maybe: "that which causes loss or injury to the user when handling of it does not intend this"?
I have swum many times with an IP68 phone in chlorinated water. I also have used my phone in the shower, pretty much daily for years. I don't have any cracks in my device, which I suspect would change this.
I hope Go will eventually get sum types but I hope they're better than Rust's where each variant is its own type.
It doesn't have a volume control, I really can't understand the point of these "minimal UIs" that don't have the very most basic needed _feature_.
Fake News Detectors Are Biased Against Texts Generated by Large Language Models
I’m just thinking of bongs at all the marijuana shops and certainly they could move over into the scientific glass blowing. Some of the bongs are incredibly complicated with multiple chambers and air flowing in several spots at once.
This is what I got going from the main page to an album page:

55ms for html,
67ms for css,
15ms for webp image.

I'm in bay area so it might be slower in other places
Independent, except VW AG still holds a majority of the ordinary voting shares and the rest of the Porsche AG voting shares are held by the family holding company that also holds the controlling shares of VW AG. At the moment, the same person is also CEO of both companies.
LUA definition of an identifier seems not strong enough for a configuration file:

> Names (also called identifiers) in Lua can be any string of letters, digits, and underscores, not beginning with a digit. This coincides with the definition of names in most languages. (The definition of letter depends on the current locale: any character considered alphabetic by the current locale can be used in an identifier.)

config file being essentially KV pairs, thay means that certain property names are not valid or won't be valid if loaded by someone living in "country-with-strange-locale-istan".
Shouldn't that be handled by the native platform?

I have a thinkpad from 2008 with dedicated volume keys...
//You don't stop random conversations to bring up products in normal conversation

Sure you do. If people are talking about cars for their families, and I have a suggestion for them based on my prior research, I'll share it. It's been raining a lot in my area recently, so lots of folks talking about which basement waterproofer they had a good experience with.

The reason these things don't feel like ads is because they are "super targeted" - I am telling someone about a product/service that I believe they would be interested in based on what I understand about them. Obviously I also don't get paid for this messaging but that's probably not the crux of the matter here. If advertising was "so good" that I would only see ads for products that are genuinely valuable and relevant to me at that time, that would be great.
They are? Are you referring to anything from the post or the comments here? I’ve never really seen any complaints about the graphics that weren’t from people who effectively only play AAA games. I certainly wouldn’t call that divisive though.
Hahaha, that's brillo mate. No, I don't think it's a number of people thing. I think there's got to be some anomalous event. You can't constantly be in an emergency. That's just the new normal, eh?
What if we're already living in the future, and everything we're experiencing right-now is being AI generated?

...that, and other thoughts I have while baked.
Surprised this article had no mention of Godot, considering the original creators are from Argentina.

Especially with Godot just having gotten a lot more attention recently due to Unity's fuckups. It's basically viewed as the third 'biggest' general purpose third party game engine now, I think.
CoreWar is definitely one of ideal programming games (since I like assembly coding).
Not many games like it these days, unfortunately, perhaps the closest one is Zachtronics' TIS-100.
My wife's mother claims to have actually experienced this many years ago: AM radio from a tooth filling when driving close to a broadcast tower on a family road trip.
No, because I could be playing a game with its own volume, while also being in a webrtc call with someone on another tab. Volume control for a music player is no-brainer.
Station to Station: David Platzker on the Art of Ed Ruscha
Just by looking at the handler, it is not RFC compliant. I do not see SOA record being generated properly nor do I see a proper handling of nxdomain vs nodatae responses.

See RFC 2308.
As cool as this is, I cant see it being the same experience as using a real Royal McBee jukebox style console with built in oscilloscope

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e3/LGP-30_G...
Primarily Familia Romana by Hans Oerburg, and then a lot of public-domain Latin readers.

There's a guy named Justin Armstrong who maintains a pretty good list here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TugURNkc0461IQoToKIl...
iOS 17 has multiple and named timers, why make a rant when a major part of it is already a non-issue?

To fix your confusion:
Timers - generally considered one time. If you swipe away the notification the timer is finished. If you press the circular arrow button it will restart the timer. Pretty obvious. On the Lock Screen they are clearly labeled as "Done" and "Repeat"

Alarms - by default alarms are set with snooze on. Swiping away will snooze. There is a "ZzZ" and "X" button on the notification. On the Lock Screen they are clearly labeled as "Snooze" and "Stop". If the snooze function is disabled on an alarm the only option is to stop the alarm.

How is any of this unclear?
Why? Looks pretty imaginable to me.
It's technically correct; FFmpeg has a tiny amount of NEON intrinsics for no particularly good reason. (well, if it had a lot the good reason would have been to avoid writing everything twice between A32 and A64...)

Despite all the other comments, this doesn't appear to be intended to be used to write SIMD across multiple platforms? Rather, it's to quickly port codebases with lots of existing platform-specific intrinsics to a new platform? For this paper in particular, so that RISC-V can run somewhat optimized code without having to spend thousands of man-years writing new RVV code.
One argument would be - my WILLINGNESS to pay for an ad is driven by my assumption of its relevance to you.
Features to consider while building production ready Golang client library
A few years ago a coworker was hit by a truck riding in to work. He called me before getting into an ambulance and said he’d miss our 830AM meeting. Later, he had no recollection of that, he must have been in shock.

His helmet was split in two, and it messed up his shoulder pretty badly and needed months of PT, but no neurological damage that could be detected.

This is in Silicon Valley, he had moved from the UK a year or two prior.
That's best-case though. Going uphill or with headwind will reduce it a lot.
Whichever position that doesn't let you remain an average person for long :)
- There was a pre-existing prejudice towards muslims/rohinyga in Burma/myanmar by the dominant Buddhist population.

No , i am 40 years old and before Rohingya crisis we have no hate towards muslim but have to admit we don't even know Rohingya race exist at all . The general populace is very peaceful towards muslim .

- it became easier for anti-muslim voices in Myanmar to spread their message.

The anti-muslim voice are not from civlians , they are from Junta and Hardline Junta who lost power due to democratic transition and the Hardline Party called USDP . So it is political as evident now as their failure and lead to coup.

- Facebook was warned on many occasions that users attributing the violence against Buddhists to Muslims was leading to calls for violence against the Muslim minority, with multiple meetings/discussions by Myanmar and western sources at Facebook hq itself, only for Facebook to not take any action but instead focus on increasing engagement .

Deaths and killing are done by military junta , with and without uniform - to look like civilians and their sponsored grouped called MaBaTha .
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A table top board game... which involves assembly coding?

Why I never think about this before? :D