skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The FCC has been working on this since at least 2016, in response to a petition from the ARRL in 2013.

https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/FCC-16-96A1_Rcd.pdf

I would love to live in a world where the FCC could update outdated regulation within 50 days in response to a random internet comment to a commissioner...but that's not this universe.
Same age bracket here, but ... it's just not affecting me that much. Admittedly I didn't really watch Friends, though I was squarely in the age demographic and was aware of him. And, to be clear, I am deeply, deeply sorry for his friends and family, especially after having seen him go through so much in life.

But this one isn't filling me with existential dread and I don't know why. I keep ping-ponging between "We got started early with the gut punch of Christa McAuliffe, Ron McNair and the rest of the Challenger crew, then Kurt Cobain then River Phoenix then..." and "I guess I'm old now and this is just normal." There's even an argument that, my goodness, how on earth did he make it so far? And I am not being flippant: Perry lived an absolutely hellish life in too many ways.

I have no idea what his cause of death was, but ... I just hope people get help when they need it.
What the KIM-1 needs is an LCD screen
Friends is huge globally. When I lived in Beijing there was an actual "central perk" replica cafe you could go to, people were crazy about it.

What made it so relatable everywhere was probably how cosmopolitan it was. It was very much not an overtly American show like say, Roseanne.
Same. The comments on that page also have some excited discussion and I wonder what (if anything) ever made it to an open-source repo
Wrong, you don’t come back from a Chuck Norris experience.

If death is waiting for us all, Chuck Norris is waiting for death.

Chuck Norris will live forever. When Chuck Norris gets old, he’ll just kick his own ass into shape.

Chuck Norris will have the quickening like the Highlander and pass the torch to another Chuck Norris that looks just like him.

Fun fact, Chuck Norris’ youngest son - Dakota - is a 5th degree black belt and a 5-time UFAF champion. (mind blown)
In the era before smartphones, barcode readers were highly tuned devices that emitted a specific frequency of light and the sensor was tuned for exactly that. Cellphone screens generally don't emit that frequency of red, and I guess absorb rather than reflect light sent to it, making the screen opaque.

So even if you, the human, can read it doesnt mean the device that authorizes you can.
Yea I wouldn't be too worried about those guys either
Yeah sorry, I was just writing about the first time. I was watching the episode with joey stealing all of chandler's dresses only last evening :(
Why does Trabant have windshield wipers on the inside?

Because when you drive one, a comrade pushes while you go "Brrrrrrrr" <raspberry like car noises>
If you want to delete an account on a service and can't find wherever the option is hidden, or make sure you can delete it before you sign up, this website is really useful.

https://justdeleteme.xyz/
This post is from two months ago.
MagicaVoxel is fun and fantastic. The UX takes some getting used to.

Note that he's been working on MagicaCSG [1] distant field editor and path tracing renderer in the recent years and although it's PC only, it's very interesting.

Follow him on t/x as he's quite active there [2].

[1] https://ephtracy.github.io/index.html?page=magicacsg

[2] https://twitter.com/ephtracy
Thanks for confirming that attitude still exists :)
> Also, loading a non-GPL module "taints" your kernel (this cannot be undone except through reboot) and tells everyone on the support mailinglists that you've loaded proprietary code.

Except that the Linux kernel falsely taints itself with the "proprietary" bit when a module with a non-proprietary, non-GPL compatible license is loaded.

But of course, not being GPL compatible does not necessarily imply that it's proprietary, e.g. the CDDL (as used by ZFS) is a non-GPL compatible, free software license (according to the FSF).

And furthermore, this is documented and intentional.
> can cross compile in Rust

what does that mean
AI and the Everything in the Whole Wide World Benchmark
skoda are now pretty good and popular, in the UK at least

https://www.skoda.co.uk/new-cars/range
Wow at a last somebody found a use for Node.js!

At this to todays other post of inline c code in React and we have the beginnings of a reliable web.

Let's call it Web 6 (because UB on a c integer overflow that was counting versions).
Does this mean the cherished perfect 1kg samples aren't so important anymore because we should be able to reproduce a kg from scratch?
https://archive.ph/sL8MG
Should you wish to type them on a normal keyboard:

- https://abrudz.github.io/lb/apl has a browser bookmarklet which adds an APL language bar to the top of any web page so you can type in any input box with backtick prefixes.

- https://github.com/abrudz/Kbd has a Windows Input Method Editor (IME) that adds system-wide RightAlt+letter combos.

(There is a variant of the bookmarklet for the BQN array language's symbols at https://abrudz.github.io/lb/bqn )
Honestly, I don't think most people realize (or care about) the massive damage these giant corporations like Google and Facebook are doing to society in general.
I work on a multi platform library so I have to use Xcode, Android Studio and Visual Studio regularly all at once. Android Studio has been the worst for me all this time. The IntelliJ interface is better than Xcode but I swear every time I touch Android Studio there is something new broken. Every single time.
A few relevant links:

• A Technology Freelancers' Guide to Starting a Worker Cooperative: <https://institute.coop/sites/default/files/resources/356%202...>

• The Tyranny of Structurelessness: <https://www.jofreeman.com/joreen/tyranny.htm>

• <https://runningahackerspace.tumblr.com/>
Except the risk of fire / explosion is lower. NFPA 704 for gasoline is 1 Health, 3 fire, 0 Instability where Ammonia is 3 Health, 1 fire, 0 Instability

Major spills of either are dangerous but rare compared to how much is being created and transported. We’re only ~5x as much gasoline vs Ammonia today. Considering most cars would be EV’s I suspect the total amount of Ammonia produced even with widespread adoption isn’t going to change by that much. Say Long haul trucks, heavy equipment, aircraft etc.

PS: Which isn’t to say Ammonia is actually a good fuel, the only thing I can think that actually used the stuff was the X-15. So it would need significant economic advantages to end up adopted.
On the other hand, the characters they portray stay frozen in time while you age. The first time I realised I was older than all the Friends felt strange. Now I'm older than Fraiser. In a way, advancing age allows us to surpass the characters we idolise, which at least for me, has a positive effect on self esteem.
Did none of the deaths of the last decade or two have an impact? Honest Q.

I found that the deaths of Hunter S Thompson, David Bowie, and Sinead O'Conner put me a bit on my heels. Some of the others had some kind of impact. And many of the others.. nothing. But at least those three, and maybe a couple of others, definitely threw me a bit.

So that's the Q. Anything..? Nothing? If nothing, I'd personally find that possibly worth investigating. And I'm not big on para-social celebrity/artist relationships. But a few landed for me.
Wow. I liked the section "Get Help". Feels like solid advice.
There are a number of these small PCs running N100 that are fanless. They still require a big heatsink-case, but at least there's no fan.
I just want an option for the OS to normalize everything going through the sound processor prior to coming out the other end.
> The unwarranted hostility across your comment tells me you have personal issues with Cloudflare that are entering the discussion.

Mistaking bluntness for hostility is an error. Turning it into a vague ad hominem is a choice.

> Cloudflare goes into depth explaining why they offer their free tier

That seems credulous. Read financial statements, not puff pieces, to analyse and understand a company.
That was incredible. It gave me vertigo.
Oh, I don't know about that. I mean, actually caring about other people in such a general sense suggests a sort of strong / true character in a person.

OTOH, commenting about your 'pity' in sardonic language, dripping with so much disdain and so many loaded words / phrases that what should be SUBTEXT is all anyone 'hears' - clearly indicating that all you're doing is signaling a preference and not anything like, say, empathy - well, that's about the opposite.
this was fun to read. enjoyable to follow. thanks
Google wallet supports barcodes. While technically you can only set up cards for libraries who have gone through the registration program, in practice they pretty much all work interchangably. Downside is you can't change the display name, so if you have more than one nearby library, it can be confusing.
> Put it onto a stove, and when it starts boiling, it’s 100°C. Simple as that.

Not quite - don't forget your elevation | air pressure.

Of course not even elevation above mean sea level is straightforward .. what is the MSL of Australia, for example, and how does it relate to the Geoid, the long tidal run through the long narrow straits to the north of Australia, the WGS ellipsoid, etc.
Not really, other additional than privacy.
with full spy mode!
I was in your shoes long ago. Burnt out. Angry. Tired of being tired. I tried everything. Honestly the best thing for my health was changing to a less stressful job.
Let me know if you need help. My Twitter is on the repo.
I look forward to them rolling it out downwind.
It is important to note that hydrogen, due to the small size of the molecule, is really hard to contain as a gas. Moreover, leaked hydrogen gas is an indirect but potent greenhouse gas via interfering with the degradation of existing methane in the atmosphere. If we leak enough hydrogen, we might not be helping the climate very much.

I was once in a presentation which claimed formic acid to be a better alternative, but I'm not an expert in that field, so I can't comment on its merits.
I have seen UFC fights more violent. Who got upset?
"Famous person lives addiction-free balanced life" is not a headline, other than maybe on The Onion.
> imagine there's a superscript here

A superscript what? It’s an adjective, not a noun.
Yes, that would be rational, but politics isn’t rational.
Or patch a roof, or shovel a drive, or paint the (outside of the) house, …
Pretty sure they're talking about moving energy, not energy for moving.
Doesn't the Starbucks app literally do this for you? It did when I had it 7 years ago.
I live in Massachusetts. What’s the best way to get started with amateur radio?
I like this article from Tim Ferriss on fame. A pretty fair accounting of it with the takeaway that what most people really want is money, without fame.

https://tim.blog/2020/02/02/reasons-to-not-become-famous/
Which percentage of HN is "non USA" / "non other G20"?

G20 is 85% of the world's GDP and 2/3rd of the world's entire population.

Something like 99% of HN's audience or something has to be from G20 countries.
Purpose of the question is?
I think Billy Crystal did the joke, “and now we play a game called, ‘Guess Who Died?’”
Why have a time frame at all?
Could just publish on their own sites and syndicate, maybe some XML feed, idk
Once you’re above 512KB block sizes though, the 5B runs away with it, peaking
at 2756MB/s on the sequential write test.

That doesn't seem to be supported by what the tables above say though?

There's no mention of 2000+MB/s in them.
This kind of video would want views and it's hard to imagine the LAPD's site getting comparable traffic.

Presumably they keep local copies of the recordings too, possibly with an intranet system to view them. I say presumably, I worry I should say hopefully. I'm now imagining a story like "50 police misconduct cases dropped after YouTube account suspended."
I have had teenage classmates, beloved pets, sibling, parent, all my grandparents, and close friends die. These have been varying degrees of devastating for me, for a while at least. Some for a long time (my sibling dying young was so, so hard).

Celebrities/artists/all-around-famous-people dying rarely affects me. Prince, maybe? But that was possibly because I like his music so much and probably grieved the loss of more music than the person whom I never met.

Knowing about kids dying in war and from gun violence and domestic abuse and such probably hits me harder than hearing about any random celebrity dying.
I still can’t look at the fact that Fred Rogers is dead.
> Do you have a breakdown of how many civilian casualties were in the north vs. south? And how many were killed on the way?

Yes, Gaza MoH publishes the stats: https://t.me/s/MOHMediaGaza
(see the numbers in the map)
No spam yet. Planning on adding reputation system, thinking about filtering spam through chat-GPT to check if it's "spam" before posting.
"This content is no longer available"
The money's mostly nice. And I'm sure it's hard to totally tune out what comes from people being fans in entertainment/sports/really lots of things.

But I have to believe most people who are really on the celebrity circuit still find the negative aspects you mention tiresome even if you can tune some of it out with money.
Ah, ok. I guess you can implement sets with a merkle tree, so a grow-only set makes sense.
Why? I found that interesting. Didn't know it had happened and it's good there are records of past practices as deplorable as they might be. So that article was interesting.
I'm more interested in why people are forking the project's page when there's no app soure code. Maybe I'm missing it... do you see the source to the wonderful app?
Nothing in his sentences have to do with being a billionaire. Are we going to accuse him of being a werewolf next Tuesday?
It seems to me you got it just fine.
The security of Android vs Apple keep ping-ponging back and forth for which is considered more secure against programmatic exploits.
Correction: Ammonia is not flammable since the flash point is significantly above room temperature. It would only be explosive if you consider the pressure vessel exploding, but we also have natural gas powered cars which also have pressurized cylinders. The main real issue is the toxicity.
> Evolutionarily the argument goes that humans are predisposed towards cooperation (i.e. good) which also seems to be backed up by archeological evidence (e.g. unremarkable individuals clearly being cared for up to old age despite evident disabilities or injuries that would have made them unable to contribute to the group's survival).

Animals developed cooperative behaviors because selective pressures rewarded the development of these behaviors for populations, but I don't think this helps us assume anything about one person's predisposition for cooperation. We can make assumptions about behavior for an individual on average based on their past actions and assumed personality characteristics. I'd like to believe that it means something to be human (ideologically, philosophically, morally, ethically etc.), but it's hard to judge what it means for other people or another person when their decision making is distorted by either past trauma or cognitive biases (I fall to this myself). Ideally, one should reciprocate the behavior one is afforded. But as you said, societal pressures sometimes do make good behavior harder to afford.

For organ donation most people donate organs because they want their death to mean something, or they do it while they're living because they make the assumption that they probably won't need two kidneys or a whole liver during the rest of their life (bad assumption given the standard American lifestyle and diet, maybe non-Americans might have better luck here). If they want to do it, whatever. For most people, a relatively healthy body and mind is their most useful asset..

I'll never encourage someone to donate organs while they're living, and even less after their death because they lose autonomy over their body. Why does post-death autonomy matter? For sentient, conscious and intelligent beings post-death autonomy is an extension of their pre-death conciousness. The rights of an individual don't and shouldn't end at their death, I think. If we don't help eachother in life and live selfishly, I don't see how and why death changes that? If the idea is that doing selfless deeds will beget more selflessness..um not in my experience, sadly. There's an entrenched individualistic tendency (almost bordering on solipsism) which often makes the receiver of the selfless deed believe that "they got something good because they're special", and not that someone else did something selfless. I think this individualistic tendency also prevents "passing it on", as you were hoping the receiver of a selfless deed might do. So I think for organ donation, if every reciever is automatically and irrevocably enrolled in organ donation themselves, then I wouldn't mind donating organs or encouraging other people to do it.
Nonsense, Irrelevance, and Invalidity
On the liar's paradox, free will, knowledge, morality, and the is-ought gap
How Do Mirrors in Video Games Work?
I run a N100 for my router/firewall/OPNSense that's fanless and another cheaper N100 that has a fan for everything else. The N100 is a just great all around, relatively lower power consumption, fast and can handle everything I need. The benefit of this is that everything just works. No playing with drivers, or special built distros, it just works. The power draw for my fanless is around 15W but I have 4 Intels 2.5G NICs. My fanned one takes about 10W on average.
Relative to your particular bubble - I'm Australian, I've travelled to about two thirds of the 190+ countries on the planet thanks to a career in global scale geophysics and mapping and I've yet to see a single episode of Friends .. I doubt I'd recognise Mathew Perry from a photo array.

I'm not especially unique in the circles I know either, I swap a lot of TV episodes with others who have home entertainment NAS systems and it's not a series that gets much discussion - it has its fans, sure .. but its not the kind of thing that broadly hits the "must watch" lists.
To be fair rehab is it’s own unique monster often outside of the healthcare system. I’m sure someone of his means wasn’t going to insurance funded rehab. There are tons of boutique rehab options that will gladly take 50,000, 100,000, 500,000 for a stint that includes all sorts of “luxury” accommodations like massage, chef/catering, fancy private rooms, on site security, etc. some of these place will also take your insurance for the base rehab program but then you can pay thousands to add on the luxury stuff as well. It’s a fringe part of the medical system that doesn’t apply to 99% of people

Don’t get me wrong rehab is a costly endeavor regardless but rich actors spending millions on rehab is often because they’re doing it in style. They aren’t going to recovery centers of America, eating Sysco hospital food, and sharing a room with a 22 year old heroin addict that steals car stereos whose family is giving them one last chance. That 22 year old will still end up paying a lot but not as much as you’d think for 28 day inpatient residential. It’s often like 20-40k which is for sure a lot of money but when you think of taking care of a human being for a month, monitoring them, feeding them, housing them, providing them counseling (usually multiple types), nursing and admin support, etc. it’s especially crazy when a single mri can take that number in a 40 minute scan.
I have three running around the house for years and I’ve never noticed one being offline. I just spot-checked them all and all are online.
Risk aversion, which makes the bar for “great” near impossible to meet.

From everything to career choice to investments, I made/make a statistical and risk minimizing decision.

I ended up a software engineer looking at average outcomes and general failure points for different majors. Don’t get me wrong future employers, I do enjoy the work (as you would see on my resume), but if it had the prospects of a history major, I would not have studied it. There are people who do that they love and expect to figure it out along the way. I am not that person.

I invest in broad based index ETFs as statistically people are proven to underperform with stock picking. I have no reason to believe that I am special there, so I invest in ETFs.

Add in that early career money compounds and is worth 10x at retirement at my age.

So basically my life can be very comfortable as long as I stay the course.

Statistically startups fail. I would be risking a very straightforward and very comfortable for the chance at a yacht. And I don’t dream of the yacht.
Tom Selleck, who played Monica’s inappropriately old boyfriend, outlived Chanandler Bong.
Not a huge deal and not a surprise. This aims to stop opportunists profiting from dual-purpose items sent to war zones and arming US adversaries, and to maintain domestic supplies that are under stress.

https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2023/oct/19/war-could-li...

Another problem outside of the civilian arena is lack of DoD oversight and regulation of the military-industrial complex to ensure it can function and doesn't create a single-points of failure. Layers of mergers and outsourcing create a web of ownership that the DoD has all but given up on tracking. And when the sole-source vendor for a specialized component forgets or decommissions the tools, materials, sources, and knowledge for restarting an assembly line, then there are risks of delay and outright nondelivery... and F-35's get incorrectly imported materials and arms remain backordered.

https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/why-america-is-out-of-amm...
Which OS? My home network works perfectly fine this way and I have or had Windows, Linux, BSD, and Mac.
Good joke, definitely.
What a fantastic one sentence summary of taoism and certain schools of anarchism.
Unless you're using a speciality paint, latex is too porous (for vapor, not liquid water) and gypsum too large a chemical potential well.