skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You might enjoy reading the external version [1] of View from Above [2] on apenwarr's blog. The internal version is much better if you can get a copy of that as it goes into his actual experience with trying to improve Google.

Although IIUC you both read High Output Management so it might just be nice to know that even within fang people think things are wrong.

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34385570
[2]: https://apenwarr.ca/log/20190926
Yesterday I figured out how to block cards in my LI feed that contained certain words. Here's the one for things containing "excited to"

```
www.linkedin.com##.relative:has-text(/excited to/i)```

between that, blocking images, and user taglines my feed is much more concise and readable.
Context is irrelevant. What is relevant is whether a value, for example a hash, can be identified to a specific person in some way.
I use Postgres with timescale db. Works unless your e-commerce is amazon.com. Great thing with timescale db is that they take care of creating materialized views with the aggregates you care about (like product views per hour etc) and you can even choose to "throw away" the events themselves and just keep the aggregations (to avoid getting a huge db if you have a lot of events).
...Great counterargument.

Also for SD card. I bet that many Macbook users who don't regularly work on photos/videos (e.g. developers) has very little use for SD card reader. And indeed it doesn't exist on MacBook Air. Somehow that is deemed essential on Macbook Pro.

But for $1,599 you must be really deep into Apple's shoe to say 8GB and one external monitor is ok.
Thanks for sharing this. I'm in quite a similar situation with my own OSS project - it is about 5 years old now, and was started to scratch my own itch. It has naturally gained significant traction - fortune 500s building on it, startups basing their platform on it, etc. and last year I founded a company around it, and we've been making some income selling enterprise support and some paid plugins.

My co-founder and I also faced a similar decision to what David describes in the earlier post about seed funding: From the start I was very much into the indie hacker mindset, but we came to recognize that there's an opportunity to make a significant impact beyond my initial ambitions, and so we are currently navigating the process of raising a seed round.
Only problem is that it is often the home that fails them in the first place ...
Youtube will degrade and smaller competitors will not replace it because of what you said. But isn't that a progression on it's own?

It will be a shittier experience for users, but I think that's the general direction of the web anyway.
Just look at other streaming companies. All of their UXs suck (as far as I have tried them on TV) and there is more and more segregation.
Agree with many of your points, but to make the 84+ million families in the US richer by $2.5 million each would require more than 200 trillion dollars. (Current GDP is around $25 trillion.)
i'll never forget this episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxDxwXE_Tv0
Not entirely correct, it applies to EU and EEA _residents_.
IIUC much of the bible's "wisdom" is taken from older root traditions. According to Mitchell's (the same Mitchell, he IS an expert in ancient Hebrew) translation of Job the entire book isn't even about a Jew but is far older.
> The trial is likely to go on another few days before the jury begins deliberating. But I’d seen enough. It was clear to almost everyone watching his testimony that Sam Bankman-Fried is a dead man walking.

Wait, is that figurative or literal? I didn’t think the USA had the death penalty for this sort of thing.
Are you able to replace the battery on those? I have done battery replacements on 2017 model Macbook Airs to great success. I get the batteries from OWC.
I didn’t know about Sentry origins as django-db-log. This was a good read, I had the pleasure of interacting from a few people and Sentry and they really seem like a cool group of people.

Building stuff for primarily developers is not easy, and I think they are doing great in that front.
Yup; any department with money in their budget left over at the end of the budget period will see their budget reduced, even if they need it.

And (I'm theorizing here, I know little of management layers) I'm confident that a manager's wage is a percentage of a department's budget. Therefore, it's in their interest to use up and ask for more budget constantly.
Solid take, couldn't possibly be that you simply don't understand why people buy Apple.

Everyone else is wrong.
He's right and they're wrong, though, sometimes that's just how it is. (In an actual project setting "this is wrong" incorporates by reference the thing I wrote down once so I don't have to repeat it)
That works for batch workloads but how could I scale 0 to 30 messages that need kinda fast processing per minute?

I tried with one 'small' server, but allowing bigger requests to for users as well it sometimes takes over a minute to process. So I added a second smaller one that just handles smaller queries and only if the bigger one is already in use. That works for my average workload of 1-3 messages a minute to get kinda fast responses similar to OpenAI and costs me over $1000 a month on vast.ai or ~$6000 in graphic cards (2x3090 + 2x4090 without power)

But that doesn't work on the weekend where I process up to 30 messages a minute. So I need another 2 X 2x4090 or more adding another $1500 on vast.ai or $6000 in hardware.

Every actually owned card would add about $50 to $70 to my monthly power cost.

Also vast.ai is kinda a gamble but one of the few ways to get access to cheap consumer cards. Renting servers from actual companies in data centers highly drives the price up.

All while my highest monthly OpenAI bill was about $600 so far (with generous limits).

Am I seeing this wrong?
Well, if you find yourself as an individual contributor in some weird vestigial organ, I feel like you have a few choices:

* Stay put to collect the money, with the morale cost of feeling like you don't have a purpose and the risk of getting axed if/when the bursting appendix gets removed
* Proactively seek a lateral transfer to a position doing something more meaningful
* Get out. Find a different employer.

The latter two are likely better, but have their own risks.
of course no one reads your commit messages if they're useless!
Nothing can be done. Enshitification must proceed, there is no other way.
Or some older hardware, yeah, which is incredibly easy to keep running because of how much of it was made. But the original question was about whether the software was "finished." It wouldn't be worth the effort if it wasn't in some meaningful way "finished."
I think it's even simpler than that.

A lot of the treadmills that society places upon us are just bullshit. It's packaged as "long term goals" to make it sound more plausible (you'll either forget you were conned or get used to it in some kind of Stockholm syndrome). But in those cases there's actually no trading short for long, it's just purely bullshit. Like, the high school geometry assignment for the author. It is literally wasting her time if she didn't enjoy learning it.

I guess "bullshit" might be objectively too strong a word -- given that "one man's trash is another man's treasure", whether it's trash or treasure depends on who/what person you are. But subjectively, for the wrong person, a lot of stuff is just that.
I believe circuit simulation is in MAME now. There problem here, if I understand it correctly, is that there is a special purpose ASIC in the video music whose innards are hidden. Would need to be reverse engineered.
I made another comment already, but also:
Uberspace!

They're a shared hoster with a pay-what-you-want/can model. They have pretty solid documentation for most things one could care about. I had some problems a few times (which were all caused by me doing something wrong), and whenever I had to email them I got a helpful and friendly reply within a short time. They always helped me fix the issues, even if it was my fault and/or took a few steps to properly diagnose. They also have a blog where they share some behind-the-scenes info, which is always interesting.
I can't imagine browsing the internet without uBlock installed. I honestly don't think I could.
A basic wireless keyboard and mouse can be purchased for as little as $20. An Xbox controller is closer to $50.

Your pay to win argument would hold more water if the superior input method wasn't also available for less money.
Europe eyes skies with aim to track space junk and boost orbital operations
Magic Accessories Still Feature Lightning Instead of USB-C
Leading premium automaker builds next-generation operating system with Qt
See my reply below.

I disagree.

You seem to be attempting to justify a profound failing by quibbling about the meaning of words or commands.

The real problem is: Btrfs corrupts readily, and it lacks tools to fix the corruption.

What the tools are called, what their functional role is theoretically meant to be, and whether this is justified in a tool of a given name is tangential and relatively speaking unimportant.
The obvious next thing to try would be to continuously fine tune the model on these conversations, so it actually fulfills the promises most of these models make about "learning continuously". I haven't yet seen any actual implementations of this, though. I'm sure someone's tried it, I wonder how it went.
My comment was a direct response to the question "why should I care if my neighbors are educated?"

And that's a fair criticism of some public schools. And some home-schoolers. And probably some private schools.
Since you already know react, you might want to try https://reactnative.dev

As someone else mentioned the difficult part is generating the marketing materials and the app review.

You could also try PWA https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_web_app

Edit: add PWA
Many would say we need fewer concepts to understand spiritual things, and Taoism is the attempt to unlearn your grasping mind.

Instead we always have more. So it goes.
Weeps in websites made by Gov of India and its National Informatics Centre. https://www.nic.in/
saith is to says as says is to sez, in the sense that each spelling is an attempt to represent English pronunciation in writing and their progression tells us something about how the pronunciation changed over time, but not everyone who uses a certain spelling necessarily also pronounces the word the way one might naïvely expect based on the spelling.
If it's that blister packaging stuff with the folded edges, I use a manual can opener to open those. You just run it around the folded edge and it gets cut off, just like the rim of a can. Works great.
Nope. It's still an issue on single volume on a single disk.
Yes and: Colocating carbon capture with energy sources awaiting grid connections would uncork the backlog of new construction.

In the USA, there's something like a terawatt of proposed projects stuck in the interconnection queue. We simply cannot wait for the queue to catch up with the financing of these shovel ready projects.

ETFuels is one example of this strategy. Build next to cheap electricity, pump out e-fuels like methanol and ammonia. Today. And then H2 in the future, when the green hydrogen infrastructure is built out.

https://www.volts.wtf/p/making-shipping-fuel-with-off-grid#d...
DAU in regards to a given page.

Have you read the article? That is what the author's goal seems to be.

He wants to prevent multiple requests to the same page by the same IP counted multiple times.
I don't think Teensy is a viable platform for this. For digital audio mixer, one of the most important factors is latency and this is where Teensy solution falls apart.

More reasonable approach would be to use something like XMOS chip to handle the streaming and FPGA for signal processing.

That being said, it's still looking like a fun project.
This appears to be a comedy troll account.
>sentient humans who feel awkward in meat space

People like that really need to work on fixing it. It can obviously be crippling to their career and lives.
So you think that footage is faked? What do you think those thousands of bombs Israel is dropping on Gaza are doing exactly?

Also Israel has been terrorizing the West Bank for years, this is well known and well documented by many sources.
No Royal Road
I have something pretty rudimentary here: https://github.com/Ono-Sendai/project-2501
Whisper.cpp + chatGPT + windows text-to-speech.
This topic seems to be very polarizing and brings out many mini autocrats who don't have children and think the solution always lies in government. Public schools have been a failure for many years and this is one way parents can engage and take education in their own hands.
I don't want my teams working 70 hours a week. That being said, if they were in a non-cognitive loading task, I guess it would be ok if I didn't have a conscience.
Unfortunately, I don't see apple doing anything but price discrimination using mostly number goes up.
Sounds like your own problem. Apparently you like to replace and tweak things. Most people buy a good computer and are done with it, and if they ever upgrades something, the frequency is much lower than you. Don't blame your problem on others.
But not enough to make up for the costs of even thinking about implementing what is needed let alone actually implementing, getting a legal check and maintaining it.
Netdata vs. Prometheus: Performance Analysis
It's funny to say there is "no definite meaning" when the action proposed is non-action, the meaning defined is un-meaning, the way is wuwei.
The EV transition trips over its own cord
I agree. Its not what they say on their deathbeds, but what brought them peace and acceptance ultimately (if at all).

In a way, you experience death every night when you go to sleep, and a new birth every morning. As I programmer - I need to remember to close my open connections every time, else my brain will run out of memory and crash.
Del Complex unveils a sea-floating AI platform featuring 10K Nvidia H100 GPUs
Minimalist bliss. This design and IA always give me a big smile
The CSS tracker is as useful as server log-based analytics.

It is not. Have you read the article?

The whole point of the CSS approach is to weed out user agents which are not doing mouse hover on the body events. You can't see that from server logs.
"Shaken, Not Stirred"
https://www.npmjs.com/package/verror
Software Heritage: Building the Universal Software Source Code Archive
Even with less ports you can use Display MST hubs to breakout 3 displays from one. (But not on a Mac, even intel, they never added driver support. Works in windows boot camp though)
So... the first thing that jumps to me is that the site's title now takes half of your screenspace?

I don't like that trend, but at least it's only the homepage.
Show HN: I made a Personal DM generator for Twitter
Hey HN,

I am solopreneur and I am learning to launch. This is my first.

I find it a bit difficult to start conversations with people on online and so I created a tool to help me.

I get a personal summary and A little intro message that makes starting easier and creates a conversation that the other person can be passionate.

I hope this system makes it easier for you to write more cool people messages.

Any feedback muchly appreciated!

Anton
I'm the same. I'd like to have a young body that doesn't ache so much, but that's about it, everything else about being young isn't so great.
I was thinking about death occasionally until I got my first anesthesia (around 45).

I then realized what death is: a switch is flipped off and you are done. No memories, nothing. You just stop to exist.

From then on I do not worry anymore and stopped wondering about death altogether.
Giving someone in need some food lestens suffering. That lestening of suffering is an observable and easily mentally modeled outcome rooted in the mundane world.

Acting so that we decrease suffering, increase wellbeing, and otherwise reduce harm is moral in and of itself without any higher source.
True! What seems a little unusual about Space 1999 was their lack of control over where they went. In Voyager they have some agency, in BSG they're searching for something, etc.

Stargate Universe seems a bit closer in the sense that (for large parts) they can't control their spaceship and just have to go explore and get back on board quickly.
There is a german artcile about this here:

https://www.heise.de/news/E-Privacy-Verordnung-EU-Rat-fuer-V...

Read the part about cookie walls for newspapers:

Cookie-Wall soll bleiben

Wer auf seiner Webseite unentgeltlich Nachrichteninhalte verfügbar macht und das durch Werbung finanziert, soll dabei Cookies ohne Zustimmung der Nutzer setzen können. Eine "Cookie-Wall" als Alternative zu einer Bezahlschranke soll also zulässig bleiben. User, die nicht für Werbezwecke analysiert werden möchten, müssen gegebenenfalls ein kostenpflichtiges Abo abschließen. Diese Klausel wird an die Voraussetzung geknüpft, dass der User prinzipiell zwischen verschiedenen Varianten wählen können. Dazu kommen weite Spielräume für Direktmarketing auch via Bots.
While I agree with you, unfortunately this is unrealistic. Unless a startup happens to have someone skilled with schema design, they’re going to make do with what they can, and it’s very unlikely that they’d waste headcount on a dedicated DBA / DBRE at a young stage.

The immediate effect of that, of course, is that they also won’t try to hire any such person until the DB is a problem they can’t scale via throwing money at it.
From the full release notes:

> The PRAGMA case_sensitive_like statement is deprecated, as its use when the schema contains LIKE operators can lead to reports of database corruption by PRAGMA integrity_check.

Without enabling that pragma, you get the default behavior where 'a' LIKE 'A' is true.

This is unfortunate, since case-sensitive comparisons seem like an important tool.

I'm not sure there's another built-in option for this. SQLite doesn't ship with a regex engine (you have to wire up an application-defined SQL function, if your driver supports it).
Are there two versions in the same translation? You gave two versions to number 9 in this very post!
Impressive. Between the cookie banner and the huge header, half the search box is pushed off the page for me. Even after dismissing the cookie banner, fully 40% of the page is wasted by the header.
Telecom Sector Sees Major Layoffs Despite Historic Tax Breaks, Regulatory Favors
In addition to what others have said:

> Now, we are on the verge of another massive deflationary crisis for which we don't have any solution once the ball gets rolling...

Um, what? Deflation? No, that is not the crisis that we're on the verge of.
very creepy indeed! It just kept going on and on and on...
But have you seen the font sizes many (most?) folks 60+ use on their mobile devices? This is an accessibility choice, and it makes sense.
I still cannot understand your problem with Device Trees after reading your article, I used to write a ARMv8 and a x86 kernel and found out that ACPI and Device Trees had same capacities, but less headhaches with DT.
50 engineers couldn't even keep Borg running, let alone keep all the machines maintained, let alone procure new ones to keep up with growth, let alone do any product development to get any growth, let alone keep up with the regulatory changes constantly coming in necessary to even operate.
There is a always a happy medium. Depriving your children of regular schooling is probably a bad idea, give them the tools to think for themselves and analyse the and process information before ingesting.
From the article:

> Now, when a person hovers their cursor over the page (or scrolls on mobile) it triggers body:hover which calls the URL for the post hit
That's the thing, its not JUST trophies.

I'll agree that if it was ONLY trophies? Sure you might have an argument... but this obviously isn't only about that one thing.

Let me ask this... if trophies are low key "no one cares" (and that's not the case... plenty of people go out of their way to "100%" games and care about those stupid trophies) then what's the solution to allow "bootleg" controllers for only those people? how many people fall into that category? 25%? 15%? 5? 1? That's a low % of people to support a fragmented market - which is what MS would have to do - support a more fragmented market.

I think it's just too simplistic to say "M$ Evil and only wants money and I play online so I'm the only one that matters".

Supporting "grey market" means a more complicated product to support and that complication isn't going to be worth it for such a small subset of players.
Nothing about Evolution disproves Adam and Eve. If an all powerful person is in the story, it's a theological and metaphysical question how Evolution and Creation fit together.

It's also kind of a boring question because there's no experiment we could run to explain how creation miracles worked. It's definitely a fountain of controversy, though.
> So how do you replicate that? I don’t have an answer

I like when a founder is realistic about things. Nice read.
Figurative, he’s on track for decades in prison.
I don't know. Just because a company doesn't move fast doesn't mean that they are a good company to work for. Calm and compassionate can just mean out of touch and dispassionate in investing in the future. Having energy and passion to move forward as well as the ability to place your bets somewhere is important too. When nothing ever happens because everything is too much of a risk, work can get a bit tedious. But I suppose in todays climate people will look towards these companies as the holy grail just to get some stability.
AI Tools Blur the Line Between Marketing Strategy and Tactics for Startups
Generative AI Application Builder on AWS (Implementation Guide)
It’s even better when you find out that key is a text field, and stores ints, uuids, custom key formats…
This website is more complicated and unnecessary than the previous one where everything fit into one page.

https://gds.blog.gov.uk/2021/05/17/our-plans-to-improve-navi...

https://gds.blog.gov.uk/2021/05/17/our-plans-to-improve-navi...

Nothing is important above the fold that doesn't help me as I have to scroll down all the time which wastes my time.

And everything is not categorised in boxes when scrolling down and it looks all over the place.

Did Gov.uk not think about accessibility and those with mobility issues having to keep scrolling to find what they need?

And lastly they need to remove Google Analytics, I don't understand why a government website needs shove Google data and violate our privacy.
There are four instances of the f-word and a few religious references, including in the title.
Good questions

> Are the raw files in the working repository GeoPackages?

The working copy for a vector/table dataset can be in a GeoPackage or a SQL database like PostGIS. For rasters/point-clouds they're flat files.

> How is it tracking the changes made inside the geopackages?

In general, triggers which store RowIDs/PKs of inserts/updates/deletes. Then when you ask for a diff or make a commit Kart figures out any actual row-level (or schema) differences.

> What happens if it's replaced with an updated copy of the geopackage the was edited via some other application?

If it's edited by something else (QGIS, ArcGIS, python/go/whatever application, SQL CLI, whatever) it'll work: you do edits where you want to. If it's replaced by something else, it won't work.

> How does it diff the changes?

Comparing the features/rows in the repository (and their schemas) against the rows in the working copy database. It uses the stored list of modified rowids to make this fast.