skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And none of those things come down to the individual dev in any sizable organization I've ever seen. Suddenly you've started adding a db schema new db schema to the requirements and are likely blowing up the sprint.

You push the ticker back up and fire off a few email to PM and ask what the hell they are doing with the requirements
> GDPR: clicking cookie banners till the end of time

Please tell me where exactly GDPR requires this cookie banners. A direct quote is preferred.

Hint: those cookie banners are put their by the unregulated industry you're so willing to defend. Because they truly believe they have the god-given right to your data.
I don’t know about the fading. My in laws have a dock built out of it, and aside from it getting hot in the sun, the color is still pretty consistent between shaded and non-shaded sections.
No, that's communism.
What an interesting task.

I don't know what it says about me, but the first thing that came to mind was doing the grandchild trick a million times. This includes automatically finding pensioners and calling them and putting them under pressure. Handing over the money could be the problem.

I could imagine that the tools mentioned would already prevent this.
Really good to hear that since I only saw them once and it was near the end, despite driving a car with a sonic youth bumper sticker for fifteen years. Thanks for the link!
> So when we look at "the people" and say this or that is "what they want", something recoils inside me. Do we know that?

The famous (controversial) Indian teacher Osho had a saying on this: "Democracy. Government of the people, by the people, for the people...but the people are retarded."
Nearly Half of All Young Adults Live with Mom and Dad
Where are people dissatisfied with Next migrating?
Does it only cite web pages?

What can it do over https://zbib.org/ or regular Zotero?
I’m used to accepting cookies, but after the download I checked the list of “required cookies”. Insane. I clicked on one privacy policy and was met with the same download and required cookies in order to read it.
The graphics may be retro but the gameplay is lit. It's one of the most relaxing and satisfying games around.
There is too much Hamas propaganda in Instagram.
It's shame such platforms became a home for offensive culture and fake news.
IMO while capacitative surfaces are often bad design for car controls, it's worth noting that it's a strong correlation but not absolute.

It's technically possible to make a capacitative button (A) always in the same spot and (B) textured and (C) gives audio/haptic feedback when activated and (D) isn't activated by the merest exploratory brush.

Satisfy those "do it by touch" requirements, and the kind of switch underneath becomes an implementation detail.
Certainly not in the volume for people to be using it for all their decks and flooring. Actual sustainable harvesting would probably price out everything but musical instruments and maybe some expensive outdoor furniture.
If you measure mobility by the ability to rise from the lowest quintile to the highest, yes other countries do better. But the top quintile in the US is just leaps and bounds past anywhere else. Rising from the lowest to the 4th quintile is quite common, about 1 in 10. If you look at the 2nd quintile about 35% of their children end up in the top 2 quintiles. Reaching the 4th quintile means a median income of more than $120k, which by global standards is pretty amazing.

The median income of the lowest quintile has done slightly better than inflation since 1967, but the 5th quintile has as we all know gone up precipitously. The 4th quintile has beaten inflation by something like 30k. So rising from the 1st to the 4th quintile is still quite a lot of mobility.
They didn't say "Bay Area", they said SV.
So basically things you could find on the internet already?
That's one thing I don't like about Linux. There are too many times where one has to parse things that are not a proper serialization format, and the things that ARE proper formats are a actually a mix of multiple. Sometimes you even see binary files being used to store less than 100 bytes.

It would be cool if they just said "Everything here will be TOML" or something.

But I like to stick with higher level tools anyway and avoid touching the low level stuff on Linux, so it's fine in practice.
> Honestly, it sounds like a pretty good deal.

Firstly, that's 7% of global GDP per year, not some one-time fee.
But more important that sounds like a horrible deal since 100% of that is leading to climate change. And as a bonus it's also going to the companies fighting most strongly to prevent any change on the matter.

> Besides, renewables aren't free of negative externalities, either.

Neither is breathing. The comparison between renewables and fossil fuels is not even close, not by a few orders of magnitude. Take the figure halfway through the article as comparison [0].

> Would you tell the caveman not to burn sticks for warmth, out of respect to CO2 emissions?

This is a blatant strawman, I won't even comment.

> Would you tell the people of the developing world that increased energy expenditure per capita, no matter the source, necessarily results in a greater impact to the environment?

I did not say this, I don't know why you think I did.

I will simply repeat my previous comment: the levelized cost of solar in north America is already below that for gas and coal. In Africa, where the sun shines a heck a lot more, that number will be even better. They can either build fossil fuel energy, which will be costlier, worse for their people, and make them dependent on outside oil and coal imports. Or the can build cheap and cleaner renewables, which will also give them better energy independence from the rest of the world.

See China. Do you think they're building wind, hydro, and solar like crazy out of the goodness of their heart? Or perhaps their doing it to not be dependent on oil and gas imports and to get cheaper electricity to boot?

> but I question your assertion that some kind of panacea can be achieved with renewables where we can maintain our present population and standards of living and have a radically smaller footprint on the environment.

I made no such statement. Renewable are not a panacea. Everyone in the world cannot have a McMansion, if only because there isn't the surface area for it.

But by stopping the burning of fossil fuels and switching to renewables we will have a substantial decrease in our footprint on the environment. (oil and gas still have important uses as chemical feedstocks, and as long as we don't pollute with them they're no different from other things we extract from the ground)

[0]: https://ieefa.org/resources/how-big-indias-solar-waste-chall...
> There also is Hetzner and their dedicated servers. You pay for a server with a 1Gb/s connection and all egress is free.

There's also OVH and they have things like 1 Gbit/s guaranteed, up to 5 Gbit/s (not guaranteed) EPYC 7313 servers with 25,50 or 100 Gbit/s guaranteed private (from OVH servers to OVH servers) for... 200 EUR / month.

Re-using the example from TFA, you could max the bandwith of such a server 24/7, be "downgraded" from 5 Gbit/s to 1 Gbit/s guaranteed and yet it'd cost you... 200 EUR/month.

Versus hundreds of thousands of egress bill in the cloud.

200 EUR / month vs hundred of thousands.

But yay. Go cloud!
I typically do not write my ChatGPT prompts with the royal “we”
At this point Israeli actions in Gaza have killed about 3x as many civilians as Hamas did. Hamas did an evil deed but the response Israel is taking is going to make more terrorists. There was a story yesterday about a journalist whose entire family was killed by an Israeli shelling. That's just as evil at the atrocities Hamas committed and support for Israel will ebb if that is their approach.
Never fear; the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary can help you out:

> like, adverb

> 2. used in very informal speech to show that what you are saying may not be exactly right but is nearly so

Pedantry is neither clever nor educational.
Had to look up the treatment process - it's pickeled wood!
https://www.accoya.com/acetylation-what-is-it-and-what-is-ac...
Local development performance improvements are great, but only after end user optimizations!

This blog article is absolutely bloated, and a huge problem I see with JS frameworks.

87 requests
2.9 MB transferred
23.2 MB resources
Yes I understand, but will your included service actually verify that everything is set up correctly, meets advertised parameters, and sign off on it? (Such that the customer can start using it immediately afterwards.)

Or does the customer need to take on some risk and hazard associated with installation, configuration, initial boot up, etc.?

e.g. If someone buys with the intention of using it up to X FLOPS, and the machine only delivers Y FLOPS once it's all said and done, what happens?
It was a bad edit, it (should not be controversial | should be the norm) to expect equal compensation for equal work.

In slightly more detail

https://elsajohansson.wordpress.com/2017/09/13/what-does-a-w...

https://elsajohansson.wordpress.com/2022/09/16/the-wage-gap-...
A mistake that many programmers make, as if baking one more feature on top would have made any difference that wouldn't be amortized in just a few weeks... Sigh.
A "breakfast sandwich" is usually a food item containing eggs (pre-cooked, scrambled or fried), cheese, two slices of bread, and possibly sausage or bacon. The other ingredients are placed between the slices of bread, often this bread is some sort of roll but it may also be a pastry like a croissant. Miscellaneous foods placed between two slices of bread is known as a "sandwich", and the first meal of the day is known as "breakfast". So a "breakfast sandwich" is a sandwich containing foods typically eaten at the first meal of the day!

A "frozen" food is one that has been frozen, usually sold from the "frozen foods" aisle of a grocery store. Sometimes people will prepare meals in advance and then freeze them for storage. These items must be "defrosted" before eating, usually also heated to a desired temperature. This takes substantially less time than making the meal from scratch.

A "frozen breakfast sandwich" is a "breakfast sandwich" which has been pre-prepared, and then frozen. That saves the eater time & effort in the morning, since they only have to heat up the sandwich before eating, not go through the whole process of frying the egg, cooking the bacon, assembling it into a sandwich, & heating that. Even if the eater is also the preparer, it still saves time in the morning (at the expense of preparation time on a different day). For people who don't like getting up early or with long commutes, having pre-prepared frozen breakfast sandwiches can be a significant benefit.
Thought I had heard the cringiest random names for an oss project, and then...
I can kinda understand. I'm looking at MAME (again) because I'm seeing people here say it emulates synths and because I'm interested in some older systems it emulates that simh and qemu don't quite (eg SGI, though qemu may do that one now?).

So it would be nice to be able to pick by category (game,arcade,instrument,computer ...just a for instance) and by year (nothing after 2000, for instance).
It's not about the number by itself, it's what the number implies. If an RTX 4090 can't get to 60 FPS on an empty map, what will happen when the game is running on an RTX 4060 and it has to render a complete city?

>I take issue with "only got 50fps". This is not Counter Strike or a game that demands 300fps. 50fps (if your 1% lows are within reason) is completely playable.

You're complaining about people complaining. If you're satisfied with the game being playable then play it, but others may have different expectations of quality, and it's not wrong for them to voice their opinion when the product they paid money for doesn't meet them. I personally don't remember participating in a congress of gamers where everyone agreed not to complain about a game unless it was practically unplayable.
I'm not sure why this is your experience, but the site I am referencing does exactly that. The images are even being pulled from an external domain. They are not PNGs but I am not sure if that makes a difference (they are 100 quality .webp), they get optimized to a lower quality and have srcset, no vercel involved because I do not want a dependency on Vercel.
Some of my favorite examples of NextJs suddenly breaking major things in minor releases:

Environment variables stopped working: https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/53367

The <Image> component stopped working: https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/53715

(Both of these were, afaik, exclusive to self-hosting, rather than running on Vercel)
Sorry, you are right - it was Netlify who acquired Gatsby. I have fixed the original message.
Do they still not have a native backup mechanism?
> Instead of optimizing images at build time, Next.js optimizes images on-demand as users request them.
Tell HN: 0.61 USD per week for daily sprouts of grains and pulses
The bulk of my diet is unflavored plant matter in an effort to reduce acid reflux and complications related to gastroesophageal reflux disorder (GERD). Thanks to a childhood of eating from our garden and local farms I like this food, and to sweeten the deal it is cheap, even if buying certified organic seeds:

Soaking 718g (dry weight) of equal parts beans (black, garbanzo, mung, adzuki), brown lentils, and a double portion of hard red wheat seeds in water for about half a day, rinsing 2-3 times a day for the next few days until the radicle is long enough (this isn't rocket science), and putting half in the fridge while starting in on the rest, lasts me a whole week as the basis for the day's food (augmented with homemade kimchi, nutritional yeast, beets, apples, and zucchini recently- so, not exactly unflavored, but minimal spices and low acidity going in).

The cost, based on the five-pound bags of these seeds I bulk-order from our local food cooperative, comes out to $0.61/week.

I also find that I don't need to drink as much water throughout the day, as the seeds soak up a lot, and I add water for cooking (in the microwave, at 30% power for 10-15 minutes). GERD symptoms have subsided over the past couple months eating like this. Symptoms worsen if I eat too much at once and/or if I consume chocolate, citrus, tomatoes, maybe dairy, and coffee & alcohol (both of which I'd already given up for other reasons).

Sharing this in case it helps anyone make changes towards better health.
"uhm, akshally... that is flamebait. HAND" -B1FF
We publish an OpenAPI spec for the API. The console and CLI tools are built on top of this. We have a mock server for the console to test against, you’d have to adapt that if you wanted to go that route, but you could.
"threatens neocons on their unipolar powertrip"? I haven't noticed that the primary opposition to nuclear power is from the right...
They rationed the coffee?!
Can you expand on "hard-to-use internet of the 90s"? Beause I honestly think it is in most ways harder to use nowadays.
Absolutely, this is the number one issue I have with next.js - they did a huge ecosystem-splitting update, but now recommend switching to the new paradigm for any issues with the old all while saying they are maintaining the old.
It's not about protecting society from negatives, it's about protecting the brand from being associated with controversy. OpenAI is still far too young and fragile a brand to survive news cycles that blame it for controversial happenings.

I'm sure there are some researchers and engineers who imagine themselves making heroic efforts to "protect society" (ugh), but the money behind them is just looking out for its own interests.
I think you're right laminates probably cannot be refinished. But they are definitely much more expensive/premium than vinyl. I think we paid ~$3.50/square foot just in material cost. I think it's a kind of pressed fiberboard on top of a plastic core and a rubber'ish bottom.
The same thing that happens with DAN jailbreaks of GPT-4.

Nothing.

The barrier between bad actors and bad acts was never a shopping list.
Brasil's Economy Forecast 2023
I wish they’d sell a tabletop version for hobbyists, but realize this is probably a distraction. But… the problem with a lot of these systems (including the old Sun boxes and things like ibm mainframes and the AS/400) is that they sound cool but there’s no real way for the typical new developer to “get into them” for fun and, as a result, you lose the chance for some developer selling it to their company based on his experience with the things.
Don't use tools that have turned into a product where they have people trying to lock you into whatever platform or any service they have. These aren't just engineers trying to help other engineers solve problems. These are marketeers trying to sell you hype.
I’m the exact opposite, I find Kim absolutely grating a nerve in almost all the songs where she’s the primary singer. Thurston has a laid back sound that fits many of the tracks really well imo.

That said, I find I tend to either absolutely love or (more likely hate) their stuff in general. Not a big fan of random noise, though I can somewhat appreciate how the experimentation influenced others.
Perhaps it was edited after the fact. The claim about performance in OP has a link to youtube video recording the performance.
The IBM 5153's True CGA Palette and Color Output (2022)
Something like this? I just saw this somewhere this week, maybe even here. Dropping links below...

https://www.squadmobility.com/

https://electrek.co/2022/12/06/squad-solar-electric-city-car...
The Deciso hardware is really nice! I also have a couple. Expensive but worth it.
Except if it's this article - https://nee.lv/2021/02/28/How-I-cut-GTA-Online-loading-times...
Humans have 10 successful missions landing robots on Mars, starting in 1975. Robots have been operating on Mars continuously for almost 20 years. Opportunity was active for 15 years. The helicopter Ingenuity has flown 63 separate times and counting. The Perseverance rover is about the size of a hatchback car and carries seven advanced scientific instruments.

Ten years of strong-willed national effort was enough to get us humans landing on the moon. From where we are now, you honestly don't think ten years of strong-willed national (or even international) effort could get us a robot capable of digging holes?
Automounted, Encrypted SSDs in Windows Subsystem
He explicitly and unambiguously expressed his support for Hamas and Hezbollah here:
https://twitter.com/CraigMurrayOrg/status/171333500612114051...
This is only animation from all of these I've seen that makes any sense to my brain, I still can't figure out what's going on in the others:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Asteroid2016HO3-SunEarthO...
I've been part of teams that have put products through FDA clinical trials.

I can assure it was a somewhat different process than what ever process your "hard science Ph.D" requires for publishing papers.
He tried leaving many times, and other people convinced him to stay in WG21. Your posts are nonsense and you know nothing of C++ history or semicolons.
So it's simply them wanting to find out if he is monetizing that specific content?

I find the implication to such line of questioning to be rather obvious, unless there is something I'm missing? If this monetization in itself was a crime, for example (say it's a crime to profit from making public statements of this sort, for example) then I could understand that, but it seems far-fetched to me.

Maybe arguing in court that it's all performative?
Hardwood in the USA is mostly farm grown, so I'm not concerned.
> People might just look at it and say "It's just a rack of CPUs and storage." And I can only imagine just how much you might be tempted to throttle them

Lol. Bro.
No, that's communism, or at least what communist propaganda say it is. In communism the means of production are controlled by the state (saying they're controlled by the workers, but it's false).

AFAIK, the means of production (large ones, not a one-man-tailor-shop) were never controlled by the workers, except maybe in the extremely short periods of anarchism.
Twitch Streamers stream fullhd and will usually run games at fullhd.
…and yet California is even more linguistically and culturally diverse AND economically powerful than Spain. If there was some real benefit to the kind cultural uniformity you’re insisting upon, then Spain should outperform it, but of course it doesn’t.

Right now, the main problem Spain seems to have is the right wingers wanting to take back over and run the country into the ground (again) in pursuit of the kind of things you’re espousing. And the only thing really stopping them is the Catalans, who would rather not have anything to do anything with the rest of the country because of how obnoxiously intolerant it is.
if they don't have bread, they should eat cakes instead.
The Edison Disc Record
I think we are already seeing really bad use cases already.

Just go to youtube, newspapers, etc and see all the bot comments regarding the current Gaza situation.

PS: I'm in a burner account because I'm afraid that my employer will kick me out for not agreeing with the methods of the "right side"
I don't expect anything, I am just responding to someone comparing it to cities skylines ii smoothness.
It's also just a vastly inferior browser at least on Android compared to Firefox.
Videos stop playing when you leave the tab, no AdBlockers.
Don't know why anyone would use this voluntarily, if it wouldn't be preinstalled
Arnold was never mayor of SF. He was governor of California.
..how did the words 'marsquake' and 'geocentric' set you off so badly? None of your examples even loosely fit the mold, 'terra' and 'geo' don't refer to a specific planet in this context at all.

Marsquake is a fun word. You can also call it an earthquake and no one will bat an eye.
No it isn't good enough. This is a hardware play because you could theoretically take that software and run it on whatever hardware you want. You're not going with this business because of their open source software though, you're going with it because they are making innovative hardware.

If you're buying millions of this stuff, what says that you're going to get support for it in 5 years. Who knows... maybe Cisco wakes up and gives them an offer they can't refuse and then shuts down the company.

By the way, people endlessly gripe about Google deprecating things and that's just software...
Not only, but it's an extremely well-known attack in this space.
Living with the laminates, I wouldn't say they look overtly plastic. Hardwoods are definitely shiny too. You can see a very similar grain in the second photo with the oak. You're right that some wear might change the finish, but I would definitely not trade for the wear you see on the oak. My wife's parents have high-end oak hardwoods and full size dogs. Their flooring is a mess.
Yeah they have 14 versions in 7 years, 2/year. Angular has 15 in 7 years (counting ang 2+), so it's a close race but Angular is still coming out ahead.
property owners are only one segment of the population of people who should have power in local politics.
https://openai.com/blog/frontier-risk-and-preparedness provides more context.
Set aside the moral stuff about bad societal impacts Meta's products have on humans. Am I off in thinking that tech people aren't the target market for Meta's companies? My usual assumption is tech people are keen to run ad and privacy blockers which counter most of the social+ads biz models there. It would be like an ASE certified mechanic that doesn't use a car and rides a bicycle to work. Its kinda odd. Then throw in the moral stuff and I just assume it must be money as a motivator.

There are industries out there other than ad-tech that have a better mission.