skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
All true, but cities are also far warmer, noisier, light polluting, cause more acute poising of their local environment, cost more to live in, and usually have higher crime rates. As for cost of support… that’s iffy. Many cities don’t allow 18 wheelers, so they have to use local distributors and put everything on box trucks. Each time this happens, more lumpers are involved, more vehicles are involved, costs get driven higher, and the distribution centers eat up land. Just saying.
Survived and thriving, managed to keep a clean cap table despite some very close calls.

Section 174 changes really, really suck.
Gsync/variable refresh rate should be able to make that work. Even if the display doesn’t go down to 24Hz, it only needs to drop to 144Hz to be an integer multiple of 24Hz - you’d just get each frame being displayed for 6 frames.
In marriage psychology they say the hardest emotion to come back from is contempt. If you are enough more than the people around you, it’s challenging not to end up there. Maybe bigger people have less trouble, but it’s work.
> How/Why would the "People older than you" number be increasing?

Resurrection ?
I a 1000 year old eye from Mordor.
NASA wants the Voyagers to age gracefully, so it's time for a software patch
> European blueberries might actually be blue inside, I'm not sure.

They’re red inside
What got locked off was the P-core's AVX512 instruction support, not some process's core affinity. Intel didn't have an E-core design ready to support AVX512 in Alder Lake. They initially allowed AVX512 to be enabled on the P-cores if all the E-cores were disabled at boot, but they later switched to fusing off AVX512 support permanently.
https://archive.today/5kowe
i was reading somewhere that it's the rural areas in japan that's depopulating, because all the young people are moving to larger cities in search for economic opportunities.

So while the population of japan is declining as a whole, the metro areas are growing in size.
it creates a paper trail that is far more harder to obfuscate. I agree with gp, filing dmca should come with a filing fee.
From wikipedia:

"In economics, a free market is an economic system in which the prices of goods and services are determined by supply and demand expressed by sellers and buyers. "

"Capitalism is an economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production and their operation for profit."

How is "If I buy a good, I should not be able to sell it when/where I see fit? " implied by either of those things?
Sumatra PDF was my go-to tool for viewing PDF changes in real time while writing manuscripts and thesis during PhD. Acrobat (paid) and foxit (free) have more features but locks the file undergoing changes.
True, but happily Apple Photos is really good for that part. I use Time Machine to back up that library, and also use Carbon Copy Cloner to back it up to a third place just because I’m paranoid.
I opened tHis page before I went to make some food. As I was standing in the kitchen I thought, “maybe if some people didn’t write code like they were the evil foster parents in movies this would be less of a problem.”

Some people are clearly writing abandonware while new investments are still coming in.
When do we finally get to see antitrust action against Match Group? Their monopoly is horrific.
This. I've seen a couple open core startups that are less than a year old with thousands of stars on their repositories, so I decided to have a look at some of these profiles who starred the project. Most of them have weird usernames that resemble spam accounts, almost all of them cannot be pointed to some other profile on a different platform (Twitter, LinkedIn, HN etc.).

Another giveaway is the ratio of stars to watchers / forks. I remember one project with thousands of stars but only 10 users "watching" it. They went on to raise a sizable seed round too.
I have the bad habit of keeping many PDF files in the reader open (yeah, I keep reading long books). The thing is when I open Sumatra for a new file (maybe only for a quick glance) Sumatra will reload all my files and slowed the startup significantly. I wish I can set the option which will load only if I’ve actually switched to the tab, just like Firefox.
FWIW, many Dahl stories including William and Mary were made into TV episodes. They're probably online somewhere.

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

Don't read that if you don't want a spoiler.
AFAIK they only have 2 years of support.
I'm not sure I understand the question you're asking, because the heritability of academic ability and income are intricately linked.
I realize it doesn't hold sway everywhere--sometimes it's even at risk in the US--but this relates to the First-sale Doctrine [0], essentially the idea that manufacturers can't use "intellectual property" to maintain a ridiculous degree/duration of control over an object that they already sold.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-sale_doctrine
The government has a quota for how many immigrants it will let in per year. That’s why you need to win the lottery. If you lose the lottery, the quota has already been hit. The only reason the government doesn’t give “permission” is if it has hit the limit for that year.

Which brings me back to my original comment, you’re advocating for unlimited immigration.
Japan sticks with climate solution that critics say is far from clean
I found personally that while self inflicted problems were definitely great teachers, they only taught me how to take care of me, not anyone else. Mentoring worked hard filling in those blind spots. Watching someone struggle with your code in real time teaches you a lot more than someone just fixing your code or telling you it sucks or is confusing.
Same, this is depressing
Yeah - you can even pass your own python, go, bash, etc. "on/off" script as a parameter to the example matter-device so you can get away with no code changes at all. You can get help at the listed discord server.
How? I have one account which all of my apps and media are associated, and the other which is my icloud account, so email, backups, etc etc.

I would love to consolidate them
Some countries let in a lot of refugees which would presumably be bottom of the barrel tier immigrants.
I stand happily corrected!
Embedded would be my guess.
Back in highschool they also had those kiosks for adding funds to our student cards, and it would speak out like "Success". I saw someone crashed out the app (probably with a race condition, too) and used the ethernet to download audio files they prepared on the internal servers. The next day the kiosk began to yell hilarious stuff on success and that was hell of a week...
For those of us that missed out, were the CTFs ever documented? Or otherwise recorded somewhere to see what the hoopla was all about? Curious minds inquire ;)
Looks great. The Apple App Store buttons don’t work. I’d love to download it.

A few testimonials would be worthwhile, perhaps getting a researcher to run an experiment to see how well it works.
Vietnam's VinFast struggles to sell electric cars at home
esp32 with encoded video being streamed out to Wifi?
> It would also just randomly forget the resume point, and revert to playing the "first" file on the disk.

Is there any hack that fixes this? It's my number 1 annoyance with my Mazda.
I mean ever since very early on the GPU was a "separate CPU with different kinds of cores" compared to the main CPU.
Are you moving away from Earth at a speed approaching the speed of light? If so, I have a possible explanation.
I'm envisioning the movie version, where there's a montage of the scientists crashing time and time again before they get it right.
> One day he asked me to create a program that rooted a specific type of flagship Android phone and to update the carrier information to his choosing.

Are you referring to the baked in default APN's for different MCC/MNC combinations? Yeah those were/are quite annoying to have around if they were out of date. (I think there might be auto-update of these now, but that obviously requires a network connection)

Or are you referring to actual radio config partitions on the flash? (Where one was able in the past on many models, flip bits in order to activate different cell bands)

The former being janky and security risk, the latter being somewhat illegal.
Is there a special insurance to protect income for pilots in case they are diagnosed for mental health?

Similar to how surgeons can get their hands ensured. (Not sure if this surgeon piece is even true, or just an idea that goes around)
I reckon if you send a gamer kid down to the store to buy a PC they will come back with an Intel architecture machine, even if there were ARM machines there.
The Mediaroom IPTV platform which DT is probably using has millions of deployed STBs still running WinCE 5.0.
I used my M1 Mac Mini (16gb / 512gb) for a month, then switched back to my 5800X3D / 3090Ti system and even the desktop seemed to be twice as fast. Applications screamed. Code compiled 5x faster. Probably an unfair comparison. Not much difference in what I paid though.

My most recent laptop purchase was a $300 AMD Ryzen 3 to which I added 64gb of ECC DRAM for another $300ish. Zero complaints. It's faster than the M1 at every game the two can both play.

I run Linux on both. I'm not really tied to platform - if I can run Linux on it and it performs better, I'm game.
All these tools (and tools to confirm legitimacy) are defeated by screenshots.

This is our new world, accept the chaos.
Quota is just one reason for not being able to employ whoever you want.

Just because you can point out a reason, the reality doesn’t change. Nothing happens without a reason.

However, I agree that it’s nicer than European/British/Australian/Canadian point based system. At least US don’t try to pretend that it’s about skills.
I just visited a few days for a surgery and this seems pretty accurate.

The food weirdly was the same at every restaurant, regardless of the cuisine: super oiled up. Usually mayonnaise and something pickled on top. Like preparing me to go to a factory for 14 hours.

Nearly every Uber had a sports station on.

Everyone seemed pretty gloomy there. "What's a must-do before we leave?" "Umm...yeah it's too cold for a Brown's game, so not much. Yeah."

A strange obsession with Taylor Swift "bringing money into the city" because of the sports guy she's dating now from Cleveland.
I appreciate your perspective, although I must express my continued disagreement. It is evident that I perceive a bias in the source material. (i love arguing)
GPLv3 is a "strong copyleft" license. It comes with some significant pros and cons compared to more permissive licenses like MIT and BSD. You can find more about the philosophy behind it here: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy

As the author, a benefit it offers you is protection against someone selling your work or a derivative of it, or redistributing it with added restrictions.

From a user's perspective, the main downside is that using GPL software as a dependency makes the user's project a derivative work, which requires them to license their own project with the GPL (or from a selection of other compatible copyleft licenses).

In that sense it's considered a "viral license," i.e. everything downstream of the GPL software needs to adopt GPL. This is less of a problem for an application, but is more troublesome for a library (with many dependents of its own, with dependents of their own, and so on). It also means that if you use it in commercial software, you essentially need to open-source all of it.

So in your case, just using Marcel as a shell with GPL doesn't put any licensing obligations on the user, but using it as a library does.

I hope that helps! Someone else feel free to chime in if I misrepresented any of that.
Sorry to hear this. Do you have any specific examples of bullying? You should keep a log of them if not already doing so. There is also strength in numbers so find allies.
In USA, grand jury is not court - they are the grand jury and can indict. In USA, court decides punishment like prison or fine and that (punishment for a crime) is defined by Legislature. Sublime sang about a specific criminal code of California:
https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySectio...

edit: A criminal defendant may be tried in front of a jury. A grand jury is something completely different - regular people who meet in private, can review information, and can indict.
Pretty awesome that a modification to a protein can be designed and assembled.

Imagine a world where people design and build proteins to do chemistry that's unthinkable today. Dynamic proteins that change form and include molecular machines. To paraphrase, any suitably advanced form of chemistry is indistinguishable from magic.

Artificially engineered prion diseases might be scary. But then we just make a new protein that breaks down those proteins!
>Plus if the insurance covers career advancement losses the incentives become really adverse.

Fair concern, I think we can screen for people faking it for money. Also, in these situations the payout is usually somewhat less than you would earn working.

I get that the end of a career you worked your life for is really hard, but unfortunately it's not an uncommon experience and being a pilot is not a right. A payout for a significant portion of your future earnings is far more than most get in that situation.
Seems to be broken for me?

vendor.js:7 Mixed Content: The page at 'https://population.io/' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure XMLHttpRequest endpoint 'http://api.povertyclock.staging.population.io/1.0/poverty/wo...'. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.
Best Buy has an entire section of their US online store for Sony phones, so I’d imagine that they’d work fine in the US as long as you buy US models.
I can’t find the study but voters were surveyed regarding their spending priorities as well as their views on balance, budget and deficit spending, and the gist of the study was that most voters wanted more spending, less taxes, and a balanced budget, which is logically inconsistent (but they are getting exactly what they want (even if they complain about it)!
DreamMachine – API for BCI's
Hi everyone!

I'm the founder of DreamMachine!

DreamMachine is the first company to allow for easily reading an image, or an internal monologue, from the human mind.

Our initial market is Thought-to-X, a new product category.

Would love your feedback - hit me up at calendly

https://calendly.com/moodmap/dreammachine
Yeah really hard to read on mobile
I played the Berlin version of this before it was taken down and I got 57.8%
They don't really care as long as the games work.

With Nvidia, AMD, and MS pushing, most new releases will probably have an ARM release, and older games can run with translation. The main problematic niche is older releases that are very CPU bound (like some sim games).
Yah, this is why third party risk management is a thing. When I ran sec training, I always hammered home the point that a third party security issue is your issue.

Now, sure, technically there may be circumstances when you can technically/legally shift liability. But your customers don't care - they have the relationship with you. So the third parties problems, are your problems.
Are you sure? Just tested them again and they seem to work. What country are you in? I did have to recently fix the availability in certain countries
That sounds horrifying. I can't comfortably watch video at 24 fps, let alone play an interactive game. But to each his own, who am I to dictate your preferences?
> For better or worse, the last 15 years saw the industry move to a highly-abstracted platform-agnostic software ecosystem. People perform many of their tasks using applications running in a browser, in a wrapped browser engine like Electron, or in products using other portable runtimes like .NET or the JVM.

A lot of the people who only need those things have largely already moved away from the PC desktop. (Especially if we don't include "laptop" in the "Intel will be hard to displace on the desktop" statement, which I'm not sure if the OP meant to include or not. But even if we include laptops, a lot of people have already moved away to tablet or non-Wintel-land.)

The remaining things, though? Generally not highly abstracted. There's the highly-tuned-for-amd64 performance side of things, and then the legacy/slow dev cycle side. I'm skeptical on the legacy side that there's a good business to be built on trying to move those users to a different architecture. Everybody's special weird setup is gonna be different enough with lots of random one-off external hardware or other such requirements I don't see good universal solutions that could scale.

It's not a growth business anymore but it's decline is slowing, I think.
You can already buy Orin dev boards, they just cost a fortune.
I have a Sony Xperia 10 V (basically the budget model of the Xperia 1 V, costs about $350) and it works well enough on T-Mobile despite missing some of the bands that T-Mobile uses. I live in northern Utah, so your experience may vary depending on which bands the towers in your area are using I guess?

Main reasons I picked it were because it didn't have a camera notch, it has a headphone jack, and it has an SD card slot, all while being good enough power/performance-wise and without costing a fortune. Got it to replace my PinePhone which, sadly, is just not quite "there" as far as software support and other issues go.
FWIW I asked ChatGPT the same question except instead of “what do moms want for their daughters…”, I wrote “what do narcissistic moms want for their daughters…” and in summary, ChatGPT said:

Narcissistic mothers may have different expectations for their daughters’ boyfriends, but they often seek partners who reflect positively on them or meet their specific desires. Some common traits they may want include:

1. Status and success: Narcissistic mothers may prefer partners who are successful, wealthy, or hold a high social status to enhance their own image.
2. Adoration and attention: They may want boyfriends who shower them with attention, admiration, and praise, as this can boost their self-esteem.
3. Control and compliance: Some narcissistic mothers seek boyfriends who are submissive and compliant, allowing them to maintain control over their daughter’s life.
4. Image enhancement: They may prioritize boyfriends who make the family appear perfect or ideal to outsiders, as it feeds their need for external validation.
5. Similar traits: Narcissistic mothers might prefer partners for their daughters who share their interests, values, or even physical characteristics, as it reinforces their own self-worth.

It’s important to note that these expectations can vary widely among individuals, and not all narcissistic mothers will have the same criteria. Daughters should prioritize their own happiness and well-being in choosing a partner, rather than conforming to their mother’s wishes.

I think the key point made by ChatGPT here is that daughters should prioritise their own happiness and well-being. Who cares what anyone else’s mom thinks!!!
Honestly, i think those 3 questions are hot garbage. They shouldnt be asked until an offer is made. Theres no reason to ask them in advance other than to allow for discriminatory decisions, but that decision is easily masked by "we found stronger candidates" auto rejections.

Really truly tired of the state of hiring
If you import a phone from another country in Europe you can run into other issues. For example if you buy a Samsung in the Netherlands, Samsung Pay won't work. Because it's not available there, even if you have a bank account in another country where it is :(
Are they doing anything terribly anti competitive? Seems like Bumble was able to gain marketshare just fine?
Unless you have really specific requirements (hashes/second, hash size no bigger than X characters, etc) is there any reason not to default to sha256?

I still see newly released projects that choose md5. Like, sure, for the intended use case, probably nobody will construct a collision, but why even allow the possibility?
This is just so Edge.
Unrelated with this post - I used to hate Edge so much for poping out and ask to replace Chrome. Therefore I insisted on using Chrome for years. One day I misclicked, and found out that Edge had exactly cloned my Chrome, and I was like: fine, I'll give it a try.
Now Edge wins.
DOSBox-X links to a 2019 emscripten WASM port:
https://github.com/joncampbell123/dosbox-x

em-dosbox: https://github.com/dreamlayers/em-dosbox

Does dosbox[-X] [in WASM] support SBEMU?

There's a note about fpu=false and 80 bit precision in the dosbox-x and em-dosbox docs; how does that affect SBEMU and sound ouput?

docker-dosbox: https://github.com/schneidexe/docker-dosbox/blob/main/Docker...
> What, you're looking to join an Antifa-adjacent sex club?

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This is the type of stuff that made me seriously consider going to school for arachnology at one point.
Same with Samsung. European models don't have any mmWave support.

I wish they did. I know the networks don't use it but this way they never will. Chicken & Egg...
For me, the fact that every dev server tab I open is its own fresh server instance is really useful. We can run our tests in parallel with no server. We can deploy a live preview as a static site.

https://oxide-console-preview.vercel.app/projects
I have one particular pair of dress shoes that are the most comfortable for me right now, even more so than my sneakers. I think it might be the rise of the heel, plus they were always pretty comfortable getting the start. I basically heal over the week while I'm sitting at work and then redamage over the weekend when I'm taking my kids out to parks.
Great overview of cookie's shortcomings, and thank you very much for the solution.

By the way, the Github link at the top of the page is 404.
Older games are often already flaky on the current versions of the platforms they were first made for, there's no great easy business in taking legacy PC games and fixing them to be well emulated/translated.
Seems complicated. Seems like what is desired here is some sort of shared secret. Then use it to generate a sequence of session ids.

Feels like there is a similar algorithm to get that than what is proposed here
That is a reasonable assessment.

Nvidia and Qualcomm are just so... Nvidia and Qualcomm like. They can't help themselves.

That being said, history also suggests AMD will bungle the software side.
buy on the rumor. sell on the news.

everyone with a brain knows btc etf won't happen. everyone else invest in cryptomoney.
> Another giveaway is the ratio of stars to watchers / forks. I remember one project with thousands of stars but only 10 users "watching" it. They went on to raise a sizable seed round too.

Not necessarily indicative of foul play. I have two projects like this (https://github.com/smacke/ffsubsync and https://github.com/ipyflow/ipyflow) and I attribute it to not having great developer documentation.