skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
we use Confluence page to share GraphQL APIs Spec/postman collection.
we use our internally developed AutoGen tool which generate GraphQL API code, GQL Spec files and postman collection and then confluence page will be updated manually.

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We can do a lot of stuff with energy in various forms but gravity is just from mass which is quite difficult to control. Essentially we suck at fission and fusion at meaningful scales and we have a very narrow capability as well. I mean, to destroy mass equivalent to Mars in a short time frame is a cosmically cataclysmic nuke, then to not waste that energy, so you efficiently capture it and recreate the mass elsewhere in one huge fusion reaction. Maybe I talked past you and just daydreamed about Dr Manhattan stuff, maybe what it takes to emit gravity at will at some location, is much more difficult than just redirecting it which I dont have the tools to daydream about.
I'm aware of how the acquisition took place. And 80% of shares would have been mostly institutional investors. I think we all know that Jim and the board were actively soliciting buy outs. What individual do you think pocketed the most money from that sale? That's right, Jim. He was paid handsomely to prevent a riot from breaking out after the merger.

> They were not anything close to a majority of users.

You're making my point for me. Jim destroyed the actual spirit of FOSS at Red Hat. It transformed into "Everything we distribute is open source, and that's all we care about." The GPL has been all but abandoned in favor of non copy-left licenses.
I've seen tax breakdown signs for gas at some California gas stations (it might be all of them for all I know). I think it would help people figure out how much of the price is taxes and how much of it is something else.

I do also like how Costco breaks down the taxes on liquor, as far as I know those taxes existed before privatization of liquor sales in Washington, its just they were hidden in the "tax in" prices Washington State Liquor stores would post.
That was Stephen Elop. Nadella was against[1] acquiring Nokia. Elop was let go about a year after going back to Microsoft.

[1]: https://www.windowscentral.com/satya-nadella-confirms-he-was...
One problem with pivot and its reverse operation is the poor terminology surrounding them. In addition to pivot itself, people used unstack, stack, gather, melt, reshape, transpose, … A single reversible concept like pivot_wider and pivot_longer from tidyverse, really helps clarity and I wish other libraries also start using this better terminology.
… if you have Thunderbird installed, and emails (.eml files) are associated with it, all you have to do is open the file. (E.g., … double click the .eml file.)
Windows ate my hard disk (every year).
Thank you! Wonderful advice! Much appreciated..
What would be neater is a `media()` CSS function, similar to `var()`, `env()` or `calc()` that allowed you to conditionally switch values based on arbitrary media queries, for example:

color: media(min-width: 1001px, red, blue)
It is very alive! The Discord is where most of us hang out, but there are quite a lot of new stuff to mess around with and use :). Check out...

- https://ceramic-engine.com/

- https://github.com/RobertBorghese/reflaxe
That’s always an option, I think. I have some references I can use to get back into dev if required. Thanks so much.
I remember working somewhere as a contractor and given a legacy piece of code to update. And then that went ok so later they approached me again but this time with much less clear requirements. It became a stalemate, me asking them to clarify, them pointing to their watches and saying when can this be done. Eventually they tried to pressure me into basically add a backdoor. I almost did this but eventually explained in my pr why the code want not safe and would lead to possibility of unauthorized crap. Everybody else was extremely junior and seemed to be unaware of this.
All of those confusing streets in Bedworth?

They aren't streets.

They are blocks of flats or small terraces all around the Bedworth Water Tower.

Here is Lye Corner with Emes Walk in the background:

https://gnb-user-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/cnb/images/suttons...

And here are Old Penns Yard and Bucklers Yard next to each other:

https://media.rightmove.co.uk/249k/248921/86331009/248921_c8...
> Coach, Heron Preston and Balenciaga have recently collaborated with NASA on space collections, now Prada

NASA is becoming like a Nascar or F1 TV show at this point (or even america cup sailing competition that was also sponsored by Prada!), this whole article screams marketing jargons like I’m reading Apple’s “all new” smartwatch branded with Nike, sad.
Gnome search; How do I make it learn from previous searches?
Because they have time.
Seems like it always took me 3 steps to plug in a usb-a cable.

1. Doesn't easily insert so assume I've got it upside down. Flip.
2. Still doesn't easily insert so inspect, and realize it had it right the first time.
3. Insert for real this time.

I don't miss usb-a, but it was a vast improvement over the rs-232 and parallel port cables that preceded it.
Your intuition on search being implemented is correct.

It's still TBD on whether these new generations of language models will democratize search on bespoke corpuses.

There's going to be a lot of arbitrary alchemy and tribal knowledge...
My wife isn’t in tech.
Thank you! Yeah; can probably do a few years on savings alone, but have a supportive partner who works as well.
Peer to peer isolation is what your missing
Yes.

https://problemkaputt.de/gbatek.htm
Is google entitled to force me to view ads?

I’m entitled to view whatever data comes into my device in whatever order I desire.

Entitlements aren’t all bad. In the US, social security is an entitlement. Are you against that too?

Corporations don’t get to override human dignity because it makes them more money. When talking about humans vs corporations, I think I try to default the entitlements to the human.
SHOUT_CASE is truly the inferior way to refer to SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE
You have cited that Wikipedia page five times. But it doesn't say anything about there being such a default view.
Where does Power Pivot fit into all this? The word "Pivot" in the name seems to indicate that it has Pivot Table-like functionality.
State Department Rule Requiring Visa Applicants to Register Their Social Media
The code snippet where they generated the FTX backstop fund's "current balance" displayed on the website by multiplying the exchange's daily trading volume by a random normal number is NUTS!

This was the supposed crypto wonder-platform!
Gaza has been accumulating weapons, and Israel would not allow this if they knew about it. They are least likely to come over the Israel border. There's the Egyptian border. There's the sea, or airlifting, and there are tunnels. The Israelis are going to be monitoring air and sea. Any sea operations would probably be small boats from Egypt. I think the Egyptian border, with tunnels seems the most likely.
Awesome! The 3D shooter course is in production now, and is looking great so far. We try to inject best practices in all of our courses as well as weighing tradeoffs when discussing different approaches to a problem.
Google wins reprieve from $32M verdict in Sonos patent fight
Honestly that story is really not as simple as people suggest it is. There is a tradeoff between bulb life and brightness and standardization may have been good for the industry. Technology Connections does a thoughtful deep dive in to this story in this recent video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zb7Bs98KmnY
serverless on aws is underrated if your workload can fit on it. i have an app that hasn't received a single ounce of maintenance in like 3 years that still "just works", collects revenue from stripe, does all the business logic on lambdas, generates downloadable print-friendly pdf's on lambdas, etc. the supporting tech is dynamo + triggers for lambda, s3 and related triggers for lambda. but it would be hard for a non-expert aws user to fathom this sort of architecture, so i don't fault others for falling down the nih rabbit hole.
> And here is why I love apple. I can either spend all the time attempting to investigate and fix the solution in a way the author did, or I can simply pick up the phone and let Apple do it for me.

This may probably work out to be a waste of time. When iMessage stopped working for me and I couldn’t even activate it for my phone number (just out of the blue), I contacted Apple support. They followed up with me over a few months, installing a profile to collect more logs, asking me to perform some steps, send logs, videos of what I was seeing when I tried activating it, many other steps, etc. The case was then transferred to another person because the one handling it was “not available”. Then after some days, it was just crickets. No responses on chats or emails on that case. They just dropped it as if I’d never contacted them at all.

I’m not saying this is how it’ll play out for everyone in every situation. But what’s clear to me is that even Apple’s engineering team — the one that received all the logs and knows things at the code level — has limits on its understanding of the software and devices as well as what it’s willing to do to solve problems.
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> All my high power LED floodlights are installed outdoors. I had 3 failures in the middle of winter when outside temperatures are way below zero

An SMD LED chip is only a mm or two in size. I doubt that even a -20C wind directly on it could cool it fast enough to make a huge difference just because of lack of surface area.
LanceDB – Developer-friendly, serverless vector database for AI applications
About time, I'd say.
Having google in control of the only large browser software project is an existential threat to the open web, so it would be great to have many competing browsers all flourishing
> (…) the decision was made to go with a design that, in theory, would give users a 50/50 chance of plugging it in correctly

I love how they write „in theory“
Thanks so much for the note, even if it’s to yourself. Very much appreciated!
Filco Majestouch 2 TKL with Cherry MX Brown switches. I configured macOS to swap the OPTION and COMMAND keys and physically swapped the keycaps using the supplied puller.

This is a Japanese keyboard with German switches. I’ve had it for quite a while. The Cherry patents have now expired so there are now several third parties making copies of the switches, and many makers of much cheaper mechanical keyboards. However, most of those I’ve seen lack OPTION and COMMAND on both sides. The Filco has OPTION, COMMAND and CTRL on both sides (and, of course, SHIFT).

On that last point, I worded my earlier post wrongly. What I should have said was that you never had to press a key and its shifts with the same hand if the shifts are available on the other side.
What services? nothing can compete with oil profits but tech profits.
I'm sure the angels are working hard on the Y256 bug to prevent that from happening.
4. Yes, all USB-C to USB-C cables can charge at a minimum of 60W which should be sufficient to charge almost anything

5. It depends, but the output capacity is printed on the power supply[0]. (Compare to USB-A, where the most you could do is 12W.)

6. The minimum of the cable (60W for any cable, 100W for some cables, 240W for a very few[1]) and the charger

[0] Annoyingly, this problem is compounded when using a power supply that can output (say) 100W on one USB-C port, but when
both are used, the limit on the two ports is 60W / 40W.

[1] There are vanishingly few products (power supplies, cables, and devices) that support USB EPR. If you have one of these, just use the power supply and cable the device came with; this is no worse a situation than with devices that used proprietary power cables.
Where vector databases would make more sense for a project like AutoGPT would be in centralizing distributed memory as a 3rd party service.

If a model on one computer could report memories to a centralized service that could be searched by new instances so work didn't need to be replicated, I'd fully expect that 3rd party service to be running a vector DB.

But in reality, the issues of trust and poisoning the well are too pertinent to see enough centralized consolidation of memory to justify it for a project like this.

I've seen some discussions around E2E encrypted LLM chains, and I could definitely see a 3rd party memory layer as part of that, though I'd suppose it would need to be a plug-in at the model provider and not at the client anyways.
"communist propaganda". Again, another public artifact of you making yourself look like a complete embarrassment. Thanks for sharing.
Well, are you willing to stop using YouTube or not?

The way I see it, if everyone installs an ad blocker and nobody pays for Premium, there's nobody to pay for the hosting.

> Anytime any service has asked to be paid to avoid ads? Ads got added on later on anyway.

This was the case for live TV and sports, but that's more like a counterexample than a laundry list of ad-free subscription products. And, heck, the NFL actually added an ad-free subscription in 2009 (NFL Red Zone, "7 hours of commercial-free football").

Disney+, Hulu, Netflix, Discovery+, Paramount+, Apple TV+, Spotify, Apple Music...where is this mythical streaming service that has ads in its highest tier paid version? Can you find one?

Some providers might eventually serve ads to their premium tiers, but there isn't much precedent outside of live TV and sports, especially if you expand your view to include SaaS products (e.g., subscribing to a mobile app like MyFitnessPal to remove ads). Meanwhile, your comment suggests that every premium subscription service will eventually get ads, even though the vast majority of them offer a completely ad-free package through the present day.
me and a couple of friends are doing so but for logical fallacies :)
For those who don't wish to go through Phoronix, and are wondering wtf PuzzleFS is:

"Puzzlefs is a container filesystem designed to address the limitations of the existing OCI format. The main goals of the project are reduced duplication, reproducible image builds, direct mounting support and memory safety guarantees, some inspired by the OCIv2 design document."
You're entitled to do whatever you want with your client, but YouTube is equally entitled not to serve you content if they detect that you're using an ad blocker.
There is also PineNotes (which is in very early dev stage, but Pine64 makes dev board anyway, already available for ordering) in the market, but from the demo Modos definitely have a lot better display.

Maybe it's finally a time for x86 e-ink laptop to strive. Can't wait to take note on that.
Ya… I fee that. The only high quality ones on the web too are proprietary. Im using the plotly react pivot that gets the job done, but doesnt even compete with excel… 2010 edition . Would love a killer end all pivot integration.

I have no idea what the ideal UX is, i just know that whatever I got aint it
Which government is this?
(E-commerce example) Well I was surprised to find out the PetRock from the 70s had its own website and was still being sold - for USD29.99 a pop. Guess its easy to survive as a company with (I'd assume) ridiculously low production costs
Doesn’t dark energy mathematically manifest as “negative mass”? Or am I misunderstanding what physicists mean by that?
Saying his project is very similar to tell.it is like saying hackernews is very similar to Facebook because they both have text boxes and a reply button.
Pretty insane that Sam Bankman-Fried decided to plead not-guilty. And it's interesting that their defense is an implication that a witness is committing perjury for a lighter sentence without any evidence backing it up.

And just what in the world were any of these people thinking? Sam Bankman-Fried isn't remotely charismatic, so I just don't understand why people would follow his demands and actively participate in such obvious fraud. How do you reason with yourself about randomly generating an insurance fund's balance that has been testified, under oath to Congress and various other binding contracts I'm sure?
There’s a sucker born every minute.
Way late on this and maybe this was a joke. But for what it's worth - the study categorizes sitting and lying down in the same category (sedentary).
Or buy a radioactive material on eBay?
Another recent salt submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37786245
This website is what I want the internet to be. Information like this is such a treat, and I would have gone crazy for it as a kid (and I still do). I used to search high and low for books containing these kinds of guides, and it makes me happy to see it online.
They can get a discount and leave the rest of us be.
why shouldn't someone be allowed to get a phd for their own pleasure? You are gatekeeping
> The Unity business model & strategy changes/price hike were most definitely approved by the board.

I mean.. maybe? But it would be surprising.
Calling these speculative things laws drives me bonkers and muddies public understanding, as the public thinks of laws as settled and inviolate, and that theories are speculative -- while that's not accurate in scientific usage, I really think more thought has to be given to harmonizing language, because this situation is eroding trust in science.
The paid version of SuperDuper! can do incremental backups whereas the free version will always do a full backup and take more time. I’d say it’s worth it to pay for it since you get updates for at least a few years for that version. I use the paid version of Carbon Copy Cloner (bombich.com) though.
Hasn't it been doing that since most of the people responsible for filtering out the worst have been fired?
I think the N100 specs there don't make sense. It says it'll have a PCIE 3.0 x 16 port, but the N100 chip only has a total of 9 lanes. Probably only applies to th 1235U version.
Show HN: Vector retrieval for everything Louis Rossman has posted to YouTube
We’re really excited to kickoff our new series of demos with popular online influencers. Those of you that are active in the right-to-repair scene may appreciate this one. Introducing Search and RAG over the entirety of Louis Rossmann’s video archive!

For those that don’t know Louis, he is an American independent repair technician, right to repair activist, and Youtuber with over 1.8 million subscribers. He is the owner and operator of Rossmann Repair Group in Austin, Texas. And is a partner at FUTO, where we are participating in their Summer Fellows Class.
With that pinout you'd end up with one orientation being full/high-speed and the other being low speed.

Edit: see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_communications#Signaling_s...
The Asrock Racks, 1U4LW-B650/2L2T, 10g ports appear to be supported by VMWare ESXI 8: https://www.vmware.com/resources/compatibility/detail.php?de...

I would be interested in hearing someones experience with getting this board running as a type 1 ESXI hypervisor.
FYI, here's a NASA page about ISS transition: https://www.nasa.gov/faqs-the-international-space-station-tr...

Quick summary (avoiding duplicating points other posters have already made):

* NASA's current plan for post ISS operations is to not be in the LEO space station business. NASA wants to buy LEO manned services if required from commercial operators (the same way NASA has left the business of delivering cargo and humans to the ISS). NASA will focus manned operations effort on beyond LEO.

* NASA has submitted an RFI asking for commercial interesting in re-suing major components of the ISS and says that it received no viable submissions.
Ask HN: what is the biggest Postman collection you know?
I am building a tool[1] to help developer life easier on API testing. Can you share me the biggest Postman collection which is slow on test running ?

[1] https://github.com/docsion/rfsh#hackernews-apis-test
Cut it with the attitude. This is not the place for it.
Bedazzle the port on the "front" side, whichever way that happens to point. Then just align bedazzling.

Or just bedazzle the port if it's wrong. I've only ever once encountered a backwards port. Cough HP cough
True, the only real annoyance was the speed.
Oh this is automatically reposted from the second chance pool, I originally posted it yesterday before that other story. It's a shame it isn't getting more attention. IMO it deserves to be at the top of HN for hours. This research represents how the methods in robotics are changing quickly. I think people underestimate how capable robots will be in the near future.

Also the comments on that other story are just sad. I understand war is in the news but I hope it's not all we can think about! Also I'm surprised by all the people who think this is not impressive because "a 10 year old could do this" or whatever, that's actually ridiculous.

I guess HN just isn't the right community to appreciate real hard technology like this anymore. This makes me sad, especially because I don't know of anywhere else that's better.
It is insane how there wasn't a single shred of accountability. I just wonder who was giving them tens and hundreds of millions of dollars without any auditing or due diligence. It seems even the most superficial audit would have revealed it to be a sham.
Word->PDF got a lot better sometime around Word 2017. Chunks of text instead of characters and so on.
I am in need of a processor upgrade, but am really interested in an ECC RAM setup. I read this thread of 2 people arguing on /r/AMD about whether or not the AMD processors and/or their motherboards actually support ECC or not. And had no clue if they were right. [1] So this is topical for me!

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/lzxqod/list_of_am4_mot...

So this definitively settles it, that the AMD+ASRock combo is truly ECC RAM?
Actually very needed. Will add it to our projects
I've got alum on order. My kid isn't old enough to do this one unsupervised, but this is our plan for next weekend.
Hard to figure out what this actually does from the landing page
Good luck fitting a 16 "GB" RAM dump on a 16 GB flash drive when you hibernate the computer.

Your contrived example is absurd; you just have to ask for 16 GiB of RAM, as per the proper definitions.

As for JEDEC, standards bodies are made of people and people are fallible.
Pretty sure the new version of this is "Knowing where to hit the K8S cluster"
To be sarcastic is human, but to be on the razor's edge is divine
I'm sorry but that's not particularly novel in the history of the formation of states.
> "home for sale->this way"

I see, that makes a bit more sense. I thought you were talking about the big signs on posts that are placed on the lots for sale, but if you were talking about those open house markers then it might be a better indicator of difficult sales.

> This comment is so HN.

I'm new to HN, so I don't know what you mean by this. Can you elaborate? I wasn't expecting you to post some kind of research, rather I was looking to figure out what I misunderstood, and it seems like that part was a success?
Has no one told the one about the USB guy's funeral?
They put him in the ground, but realized he was the wrong way 'round so they pulled him out and put him in the other way.
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