skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well… they have Active Directory, Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, Power BI, Excel, and quite a few others so deeply ingrained into most companies, Microsoft will be healthy for at least a couple decades from now.

And once your company’s data is on Azure, chances are it’ll stay there forever.
Some days ago there was news about some researchers predicting mammals would be doomed by the next supercontinent cycle, due to too high temperatures incompatible with warm blooded creatures. Well, if mammals can just evolve back cold blood, perhaps that makes their thesis moot. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37654289
It's a pygmy goat, it's smaller than a croc or a dragon.
> And then there of course is the challenge of practically enforcing anything

I feel at least some of the proponents of these restrictions want the challenge. This will effectively be another war against an idea, which justifies endless expansion of power and intrusion since the previous expansion and intrusion didn't resolve the problem.

Right now we are at the point in the game where there is a search for the thin edge of the wedge. It's children this time, but there's always terrorism, drugs, organized crime or national security as options if that doesn't work.
Very very cool. Did working at your dream job involve explorations + leaps of faith + backing yourself, or did you just organically get there with hard work and always choosing what you were excited about? This leaks into career advice land but I struggle with even defining a dream job let alone being in one, though I certainly find certain problem spaces a LOT cooler (but more risky) than others. Eg. self driving cars, robotics.
macOS cannot restore scroll bar width or buttons. The article documented the poor accessibility of options for GTK, Qt, and Firefox. It implied Chrome had none. Windows 11 is similar to Firefox. The GTK, Firefox, and Windows options are following the paths of previously removed options. And apps doing what they want was part of the article also.
A key point at the end of the 2nd video, the test room doesn't get very cool.
The difference is only one of those four examples is an internationally designated terror organization.
I’ve given up on using iCloud Drive, despite having Apple everything, because I find the sync so unreliable and undebuggable. I never had any issues like this with OneDrive or Dropbox.
The point of the article is to get views. If it were a decent study of facts, it would be better as a peer reviewed article. But it wouldn't stand up to that scrutiny, due to the fact that in such fake collusion any player can gain by breaking the pact.

Even OPEC cannot keep all their members in check to set oil prices - countries routinely undercut them to sell more oil. This has been demonstrated time and time again in industries where people claim long term widespread collusion - such things don't last long.
When I wrote a HA plugin for my heating system (which involved “reverse engineering” the JS on the front end login interface to break the extremely naive checksum generation that validates requests) I sent an email to that company asking for permission to share it.

They firmly asked me not to do so and kindly asked me to stop using my plugin.

I complied with the first request. For the second, not so much.

Anyway, the moral of the story is that the DMCA was written to GitHub. Your own local clone is no one’s business.
I have need doing time series forecasting professionally. ARIMA is computationally one of the cheapest (both training and inference) forecasting models out there. It suffers from many deficiencies and shortcomings but computational efficiency is not one of them.

EDIT: typos
> The overhead of booting windows maybe once a year?

Why even bother? I have a dedicated cheap desktop running Windows (because I needed it for specific hardware), but, normally, I just fire up a VM when I need Windows for something.

I haven’t needed it in a very long time.

And it runs a lot better on top of Linux than on bare metal. Not quite sure why, but its perceivable.
Good for Microsoft. If it's so easy to affect that government that all you need is lots of money and lawyers then why should Microsoft pay taxes? If the government has no teeth then whose to blame those that take advantage?
I don't think many people are against personally motivated projects.

But it's frustrating to hear about a project, but not be able to tell who should be interested. And who it won't ring any bells for.

My take is:

1. There is a lot of personal motivation here. I.e. a productive hobby now, hopes for larger impact later.

2. "Reliable", "Concise", "Open" and the code examples suggest (to me) a collaborative cleanup of the imperative style of coding the author usually employs.

3. So not a strong new take on languages.

4. Despite references to "gaming", "science", "AI", "OS's", "IoT" and "WEB", there isn't anything I can see that brings anything special or breaks ground in those areas. Other than the "cleanup" aspect.

If there are aspects I am missing regarding point 4, it would be nice to have them described.

My suggestion would be to (in addition to the cleanup, all for that!), focus on one and only one application area for now. Find something really special to bring to it. Make these new capabilities so convenient to use that within some modest but interesting/fun scope the language has no competition. Then define the "MVP" around that, instead of lists of general programming features and areas.
They will offer a backdoor
I'm not the one who seems angry or incoherent here. I did carelessly omit the % on your suggested #, but I think your idea that there are only 300 child porn consumers in the US is laughably detached from reality.
Would that be the Boston Athenaeum, by any chance?
Sponsorblock is one of the best things I have ever used in the last 5 years.

"You've saved people from 1,927 segments
( 16h 56.3 minutes of their lives )

You've skipped 5,500 segments ( 1d 9h 19.3 minutes )"

Absolutely ridiculous how much filler youtube is filled with to hit the 10 minute marks! I hope they never go down, it's a great free service.

On mobile phones we use vanced, on my nvidia shields we use smarttubenext. Both integrate with sponsorblock automatically.
We might get a hint that a model has beem trained on these datasets if the model gets these questionable questions "correct".
Adobe Is Focused on AI Rather Than Figma with Acquisition in Limbo
This is a very naive way of looking at M&A activities.
That's suspiciously close to 1m.

Which sounds like a lot to me, but who knows.
Yeah but.. there are no new cars for sale in the US that don't violate your privacy in a ton of ways.

I guess you could get an old used car
Ask HN: ChatGP – what methods have you used for learning a foreign language?
I am presently interested in an intermediate level language cert (DELF B1), with books being a little "dry" for what I would like to use, thus maybe complementing (if not replacing?!?) them with some chatGPT assistance. I have been playing with various "conversational" prompts, as well as grammar and vocabulary flashcard-like approach to chatGPT, but can't find a fluent method, with consistent improvement tracking/progress monitoring. Would appreciate some feedback, from those having "nailed" this matter.
Downloaded the game based on this comment. The Zero-Instruction computer achievement was one of the most fun "sidequests" I've played in this type of game. Thanks!

ninja edit: the lack of vim mappings is killing me
I feel unless if there's an absolute need to speak two languages, I think trying to teach a child two languages is pointless. I say this from the point of view of the other experiences that a child can have, in place of language.

My background is half Chinese and I was forced into language school to learn Chinese and ended up studying Chinese for close to a decade (I even lived in China for a year).

But I never really had a need to use the language, and now I absolutely resent the language. I think a large part of it had to do with the fact that I hated my mother, and so refused to speak to her in general.

Overall I would have been much happier if I'd gone hiking instead or doing something else. Maybe I'd still have a relationship with my mother if my life didn't feel so forced.

Of course, a lot of this depends on the relationship you have with your child. I assume I was just unlucky in the overall scheme of things.
Back in medieval times, says Verberg, “They weren’t extracting the honey, they were crushing it.” In addition to bits of wax, the medieval meadmakers also had pollen and the occasional squished bee in their raw material—components missing from modern honey that would have added more flavor. For example, propolis, a sticky, antibacterial compound that bees produce for colony health, has a zingy taste, and beeswax itself can impart a fuller mouthfeel. “I found that that contamination is really good, and we’re really missing it,” says Verberg, a beekeeper who has made traditional meads.
i don't think OP meant "don't compete" as in "they're not in the race". i think OP meant that Nintendo just plays their own, slow, long game, focusing on what they want to focus on.
Glad to hear the GSL and pro scene still lives on. 2011-12 SC2 was the first esport that I followed. Plenty of good memories from those days, like the GSL final with the Archon toilet.
I'm not sure what is the point that you are making here. An actor who was given a fake bag of heroin as a prop which then turns out to be real is no more guilty than a courier moving a package that happens to contain drugs or guns or fake money or anything else - neither would be found guilty of posession.

These are situational circumstances, and no prosecutor in the world would choose to prosecute those - but there is 0% chance you could get away with saying "oh I thought it was fake" if caught with CP on your phone.
Imagine have a tiny, lazy goat for a pet.
One Alternative would be autoscroll. Ie clicking with the middle mouse button and then moving the mouse up or down. The distance and direction between the click position and the cursor controls the scroll speed.

But it feels like this is primarily a windows thing for some reason. Firefox supports it cross platform but that's about it
The problem of pension is that it doesn't come out of thing air. Someone still has to pay for it. In US the company pension get raided. In France pension is gonna run out soon and it put much pressure on the young people. Unless you have deep pocket like Norway oil money, pension would always favor the old. I have never seen a pension system that favors young people instead of the old yet. I think 401k style of you get what you pay is at least fairer to the individuals.
> The bones of warm-blooded animals show uninterrupted fast growth, while the bones of cold-blooded animals have parallel growth lines showing interrupted growth corresponding to growth cycles, rather like the rings seen in tree trunks. Growth and metabolism rates are adjusted to suit the amount of food available, whereas warm-blooded animals require food to be available continuously. The Myotragus bones showed the same interrupted growth as reptiles.

Or the goat skeletons had regular periods of interrrupted food leading to regular harsh starvations which left patterns on the bones, maybe?
> killall bird

As mentioned in the article this is a helpful command, I use it a couple times a week whenever iCloud syncing is stuck (sadly).
> MathML is as human readable and writable as SVG, and that is by design.

From what you're writing I'm not entirely sure you think MathML has good or bad readability then ;)

But in case you don't find MathML's presentational syntax convincing for authoring, you can pickup SGML shortref syntax (a technique even older than MathML itself [1]) for at least eg. a highscool math subset in order to cut down on excessive <mo>, <mi> tags.

[1]: https://www.w3.org/MarkUp/html3/maths.html
If you're gonna complain about my data sources, can you tell me where you are getting yours?
I want some of what you're having.

That makes absolutely no sense. There is no possibility for a AI algorithm to be more efficient than a simple compression and decompression.
What I've gathered over the past year (e.g. press coverage of documents uncovered during these proceedings) is that the Xbox ecosystem is falling behind Sony by quite some margin. This is presumably just to protect the business they already have, by scaling out and adding IP and content. They need it for customers to keep coming to Xbox.
> In my experience, the game frequently failed to start

I definitely got that a bunch right after Starfield launched, but it balanced out after several days. The period leading up before and after were and have been much better. Still happens sometimes though.

It's definitely not 4K, I'll grant you that. Playing Starfield locally installed on my desktop definitely gives a better framerate and higher quality, but ultimately I've put more hours in on cloud gaming simply because it's everywhere I have internet. I can play on my phone and an Xbox controller, anywhere.

I don't have much input lag, but I'm in a pretty well connected part of the country. On my phone right now ive got 20ms to microsoft.com, 19ms to google.com. At home on WiFi these values are in the low single digits. I dont know where Microsoft's servers are for the cloud gaming, that might be a part of it.
I believe you can purchase a GameBoy cartridge reader.
It doesn't require selling 50%. You can sell less than 50% of your company and still have the board majority controlled by investors, because those were the terms of the preferred investment.
I have since ever consigned Windows to its VM where it can’t ruin anything.
Aren't LLM's already zero shot time series predictors? Predicting next token and forecasting seem like the exact same problem. I will admit some small tweaks in tokenization could help but it seems like we're just pretraining on a different dataset.

One idea I was interested in was after reading the paper on introducing pause tokens[1] was a multimodal architecture that generalizes everything to parallel time series streams of tokens in different modalities. Pause tokens make even more sense in that setup.

1. https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.02226

-Arm chair ML practitioner
if they're going to involve quantities in pricing, they should just charge per search
Really? And they could do LSTMs?

Even if true, they could take a random subset of size 100 out of the 300k and compare on those.
Is 10 years for break even supposed to be a lot?

MS has some obvious synergies with ATVI.
I have not personally used anything listed here but it seems promising.

https://gameboy.github.io/wiki/cartreaders

I believe the same or similar devices can be used to write cartridges with ROM hacks if one is so inclined.
This is a fun idea! I've been trying it, but getting errors. Is it down?
Considering that saline drips a the norm for IV hydration, it might be that a saline infusion added to a saline IV line would be superfluous. Interested to get a medically qualified person's take on this.
I am pretty sensitive to it. It never dropped into low framerates. Sometimes I'd get a quick blast of compression noise but not often.

It's not 4K 120FPS, but on a 1080p laptop the quality was fine. Maybe unacceptable when playing on a 70" TV, but a 14" laptop or a 1920x1200 27" screen it's fine. Not as nice as natively rendered, but way nicer than what that $300 laptop could have done on its own!

It never dropped into the 30s, I consider framerates like that unplayable.
I've seen it happen, with a seed round dragged out over years in multiple tranches. The company was poorly performing, never even came close to its projections, ran out of money, and was desperate.
What should be used to build the CPython of tomorrow?
Interesting concept, with a few large caveats:

Cost: I’d assume the cost is for a single motor; that would be a fairly unstable vehicle to drive with different left/right turning behavior.

Wheel offset: Mounting the motor here will require a pretty massive increase in wheel offset or a pretty massive outward push of the wheel centerline, with each having its issues.

Brake heat: If the stock brakes are used they will likely cook themselves and the motor. You are essentially requiring the electric motor to do all the braking, or else developing a hybrid braking system. Using hydraulic brakes on just one axle is a non-starter for safety reasons.

Very clever idea, and maybe they can make it work. There are more than the reasons I listed as to why this hasn’t been pursued previously.
Good to know, I have a first gen, I'll keep that in mind when I need to upgrade
From the comments on the article:

"The issue for me was that the Safari iCloud interface would balk at files larger than 10 GB even though the iCloud handles files up to 50 GB."

Wow. Those are ridiculous limitations.
It became extent only 3,000 years ago?! Can we assemble a genome?!
What? When you connect your phone to your car over bluetooth it uses the car microphone just like carplay or android auto would use. Why are you yelling at your phone over car noise?
Ohhh I didn't know that. For others trying it:

* Right-click > copy copies the image itself

* Highlight the image, then Right-click > copy gives you the alt text
Rain in the PNW tends to be via a high number of days with very low-intensity rainfall. Grey, drizzly days are common but downpours are relatively rare.
I’m listening.. what kinds of stuff? Zero latency pitch correction?
I can't remember the last time I had to resort to manually scrolling by clicking the scrollbar

In order of use, I scroll one click, middle-click and drag (Best for constant movement), use the dedicated keys, use arrows, or use vimium bindings (Which I try to avoid, because I'd prefer to not get used to non-CUA keybindings on programs I might have to use in other computers)
Anecdata: I grew up in southeastern Iowa and have seen more tornadoes than I can remember. Every single summer you'd go to the basement at least three or four times due to tornado warnings. The Iowa State mascot is a "cyclone."
How do you know that a RA has happened? You infer it from the flight paths?

Also, I'd just add ads and some recurrent donations and see how it goes - it looks to me that you're the perfect person to run projects like these. It would make no sense if money was the only problem that stops you.
There's a docker image with some instructions on Wiki, shouldn't be too tricky to transfer over. If I end up making it work I'll do a PR for the project wiki for Synology install steps.
Considering how long it took for the laptop to be returned and Apple's resistance in removing the lock, it is possible that the recipient waited until an acquaintance returned from Japan carrying a similar laptop (acquired cheaply or even for free due to the lock), and simply shipped that to OP.
Does this impede connecting to the TV/console with another device simultaneously?
I don't think "cloud gaming" would include it just because it's a multiplayer game with shared servers; my understanding of cloud gaming is that it refers to games being installed only on the server side with the "UI" being streamed to the player rather than the game itself running locally. I could see some potential ambiguity around what constitutes a full local game versus a client streaming a cloud game, but the World of Warcraft installer requires downloading around 100 GB of data files, which seems pretty clearly not a "cloud" game.

That said, I think I remember hearing that Overwatch (or maybe Overwatch 2, I honestly haven't played either and don't have strong enough associations to differentiate between them in what I've read) either is already or is going to be made available to play via Steam, which would be a pretty stark departure from Blizzard's usual insistence on using the Battle.net client for their games, and I wouldn't be surprised if in the long run things get more streamlined between former Blizzard properties and other Microsoft owned games. When the initial deal was announced (back before all of the process around approvals started), I remember a lot of people half-joking that it wouldn't take long for Microsoft to just make WoW subscriptions part of Gamepass, which still doesn't seem _that_ far fetched to me, and I certainly wouldn't be at all surprised if some Blizzard games end up being available through the Microsoft store on Windows. If this does happen, I hope that they don't complete deprecate the "old" ways of launching the games mostly because Blizzard games often work extraordinarily well via Wine, and at least as far as I'm aware, there isn't any super reliable way to install and run games from the Microsoft store on Linux.
Man, it's true. I'd heard Seattleites bragging about not owning umbrellas despite the rain, and I thought they were hardcore until I visited and realized that it hardly ever really rains there. It's mostly a continuous, pleasant light mist, like you might spritz yourself with on a hot day. You can stay out for hours in a cotton hoodie and your hair won't get wet.
Yes, it does. Supported extensions here [1]. Two more notable ones are mathtools and physics, both of which make writing latex on the web much more pleasant.

[1] https://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/input/tex/extensions/inde...
Does this also include the ability to add additional drives to a zpool? For example, going from 4 disks in to 6 disks with raidz2/raidz3 zpool?
Show HN: A canvas for drawing with isometric cubes
Sugar (like from a glucose infusion) can raise your blood pressure and low blood pressure is one metric for concluding it is sepsis. A quick search brings up one source that says antibiotics and other drugs are used, another that indicates IV fluid is also routinely used.

A couple of things I skimmed:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5506238/

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/12361-sepsis

I don't understand the study, why they concluded this might help, what they think is going on with sepsis nor do I see any indication of how one would make a differential diagnosis of this sepsis patient might benefit from this, this other one might not.
So you are predicting a future quality?
Each unit is way too big. Imagine wanting to schedule an appointment and you have to book 0.38 hours because hours are too big to be practical.
The same thing that happened with Netflix. Everybody loved it when it started, now things come in and out of the catalog, quality has gone down, prices have gone up ads have been added, and you need to subscribe to 10 other services as well.

Why are people acting like gamepass is a good thing
One of those states is also an internationally recognized “state sponsor of terrorism” so it’s not that far off
Pgbouncer adds support for prepared statements
Yes, the (squared) euclidean distance is one of the three common methods, as well as cosine similarity and dot product.
The last 24 hours it's been very windy and raining hard. The same horse that I pull out for extra feed twice a day, every day for months saw me in a jacket with my hood up and refused to have anything to do with me until I pulled the hood down and then he figured "ok, I know that guy."

Yeah!
Where's the dataset? Without the dataset it's impossible to back-test, for finance for example, I'm assuming a large part of that is US stock tickers, or FRED public data, so it's almost certain it's seen data people would want to back-test on.

Also where's the model?
Yes, well, violence is acceptable and naked people aren't.
https://archive.ph/j7MbB
The easiest way is to use a cartridge ROM dumper such as:
Retrode, Flash Boy, GBxCart RW, RetroBlaster 2.0, etc.

There are also a lot of DYI devices using Arduino and other popular boards.
USB batteries de facto are considered 5V, so 10.000mah at 5V.
But disassembling/decompiling doesn't give you anything like the original code!
Video Friday: Strandbeest
BHPhotoVideo has the M1 Max with 64GB ram and 4TB for $2999. $1900 off. Not a bad discount that’ll last for a while.