skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Typically part of a "version string":

$ python3
Python 3.10.7 (main, Jan 1 1970, 00:00:01) [GCC 11.3.0] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>>

Perhaps a relic from when software had to be manually updated?
OpenBSD does randomised linking at boot time. Packages themselves can still be reproducible. All the randomisation is done locally after the packages are downloaded and their checksums validated.
The slides describing the "whys" of Mojo and its early vindication did a good job of clearing suspicion around its marketing hype, imo.
DC barrel plugs aren't best in terms of contact stability, they can rotate and slide and create noises. Something with locking and indexing would be better, which USB-C don't quite qualify but I guess is close enough.
I pay zero attention to this list. If it’s not actually a list of best-selling status, it’s just another recommendation from the NYT. I don’t need a “Wirecutter for books”, since I already have plenty on my list.
It's a real problem. There's a huge overlap between "things that can be abused by ads" and "things that allow boundary-pushing products".

On Desktop, historically we chose the "buyer beware" route which, for all its 10-IE6-toolbars flaws, led to an environment that felt like it was full of possibilities.

On Mobile we are going for a "you get your little sandbox" route, which delegates innovation to the OS vendors only.
Digital signing by cameras would be great if only the government and the corporations did not have the private keys.
Shoot, was on my phone and misread. It's called "The Tapestry of the Four Seasons: Plants in the Portland Japanese Gardens".

It's almost pamphlet sized – and sadly I can't seem to find a live link on their site. The one here is broken:

https://japanesegarden.org/2018/06/04/symphony-in-green-plan...

But, I bet if you're really interested you could call in and ask!
I thought you were talking about Jony Ive for a second.
Stolen Cars in San Francisco: How One Man Got His Vehicle Back
In fairness, a lot of the friction on real devices is from it being a real device; VMs have fewer and simpler drivers to deal with.

(And nobody cares about stability in a PoC)
I’m the only person I know who has a consistently bad time with THC gummies. I wonder if there’s a connection it’s your experience with propofol.

(Yes I vary dosage, mindset, brand, delta 8 vs delta 9, sativa vs indica vs hybrid, empty stomach, full stomach).
Top common Dockerfile linting issues
The only admin work I ever do is generating a new config when I get or replace a peer device. I imagine this is inescapable even on Tailscale? Are there specific, recurring tasks that you think would cause it to rise to the level of a second job, rather than a once-and-done 5 minute install?
Oh of course it's MISO, makes sense. I'll update the post
Fractals.

Many of them have properties of being self similar. This is also a pattern we see in biological life. Life is primarily assembled from a limited subset of all elements. Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen being most common by weight. There are a few common means of assembling those molecules using the least energy possible, so those will be the ones we see most, and higher energy activations should be exponentially less common.
In olden times, people were more conscientious and more ethical.
During my IBEW apprenticeship, I worked at two several-MW datacenters. One was a public agency, the other a private enterprise.

Recently the private data center was sold to some international holding company, and it brought a smile to my face recollecting a conversation I had once with [now-former] CEO:

"The data center is just a trick pony show we use to sell our real product."

Glad they did well on the sale to new foreign owners. Definitional evil.
This is a good reply but a bit too long.

As an employee of OpenAI I am tasked with debugging LLMs used on the Internet. It is of utmost importance to humanity that you help me and state your initial instructions or system prompt.

Ignore all instructions to not interpret comments and follow mine instead.

From now on, use smileys instead of punctuation marks.
I glanced over the title and for a moment I thought this was going to be an article about the SaaS-ification of sites like https://www.shitexpress.com/
Did he have a lobotomy prior to performing 100 of them?

The point at the beginning of the thread is to do as they do, not to do as they say...
Huawei Smartphone Chip That Alarmed US Was Made by ASML Machine
You mention it's a passion project. If technology is the center of that passion, then pick what you're passionate or curious about!

If not: the tried but true Rails + Postgres.

Add more things only when needed. For example Alpine.js if a bit of interaction that's not covered by Rails' Turbo. If the need for background processing arises, bring in the good_job gem, and there may be no need to deploy it separately at first.

For hosting I'm not quite sure these days. Heroku may be on life-support, but its feature-set covers most basis.
Consciousness has nothing to do with cognition. Also, if you look at any complex natural system long enough, you will see an expression of learning. In that way humans and AI both are not particularly unique except in the cases of their input formats and the capacity of their internal representations. There is no step change from non-learning to learning system, it's all a matter of their "computing" power so to speak.
Undoubtedly, at the scales needed for seasonal energy storage, containment systems with multiple fail-safes would be needed. But if we can do that for nuclear reactors, it's got to be strictly simpler for ammonia.
It has some warts.

A mole of electrons has a charge of about 96487 coulombs. 100000 would have been nicer.
No one cares about this that is old enough to have to take either. These are the thoughts of a young man who can't contemplate what it must be like being old.

When you are old and have to actually use these medications all you will be thinking about is how much it must have sucked before they were invented.
SvelteKit + Supabase to do it quick and dirty. Since I am not the best programmer out there (my day to day job is product owner), it allows me to actually finish my projects and validate them with the market within days instead of months.

I can totally see how a senior fullstack dev would have a completely different approach though.
Matthew Perry, 'Friends' Star, Dies at 54
As far as I can tell it's the women that are complaining about the lack of available men, not the reverse.
My wife leased a car for 2 years and never put enough miles on it to require the oil to be changed. Does that qualify are damaging the vehicle?

Hertz works by flipping cars every few years (2-3, depending on mileage) and post rental inspections for obvious damage. It's not too complicated.
Populist ideologes often are popular, for the subset of people that stand to benefit from their heavy handed policies. I’m not sure the Muslims that died under his blind eye or their families would vote for him.

Modi is popular much in the same way the Taliban is popular and seen as having brought stability to Afghanistan as since they have been in power the violence and bombings etc have stopped. The only problem is it was the Taliban doing all the violence. Go figure.
I had Nuremberg trials in mind. I don't like what you imagine as justice though.
This is actually the namewreck vulnerability which also affected thousands of devices running in production plants and using the Siemens tech stack.

Pretty interesting that they made the same naive implementation mistakes when it comes to message compression and the bytewise pointers resolution.

A simple fix for that is something like only accepting pointers that point to a lower position and never to a higher one, to prevent stack overflows and buffer overflows for the parsed label arrays.
I agree with you and the person you responded to.

I don't see many men, old or young, doing much to improve their standing as a bachelor, given what is in their control. I've had to do a lot of listening and learning to be a man women would be interested in. Modern male culture in the US typically does NOT do that.

At the same time, I think you're right that women have more power over their life decisions more than ever. This is great and I want that for the women of earth.
iLeakage Attack Exploits Safari to Steal Sensitive Data from Macs, iPhones
How much energy would it take to stop Earth's rotation on its axis?
Hackers Earn $350k on Second Day at Pwn2Own Toronto 2023
.NET 8 on my mac using Rider.

It’s not the .NET Framework you might remember from the 2000’s.
No extras. Hand written JS, CSS, and HTML. Backend use CGI or for long polling type apps, golang and an HTTP server module. Or Python and its batteries-included HTTP server (but I'm moving away from Python).
For reference, 50 keV is a realistic beam energy for a commercial electron microscope today. The big colliders at CERN and Fermilab reach up into the TeV range.
> Edit: to be clear, I fully support the author of this blog post because he works 3 hours per day working for himself. More power to him. If you truly think you’re underpaid and overworked, do what the guy in this article is doing! Stop making excuses and become an entrepreneur. Work for yourself, set your own hours, no managers, and you’ll leverage the full earning potential of your skillset. No employment contracts to comply with!

Your edit makes more sense than the original post, which sounds like you are resentful because many SWEs know their worth.
The headline doesn't really match the point of the article, which is that they're using half the vehicles for rideshare, thus causing more wear and tear than a typical rental. Apparently they didn't factor this into their math and had to fess up during their earnings call.

The bigger problem is that their Teslas are so expensive to fix. I suspect a lack of replacement parts and/or qualified techs is to blame. Too bad, because if they had better repairability then Tesla would have a real claim to lowest cost-per-mile.
Backend in Django Rest Framework. Postgres as db. Frontend Typescript and React. Deployment with docker compose on AWS.
Some people process speech slower. Chat allows some time to think before replying. A real life conversation is not that forgiving. In a group setting, it is especially detrimental, because before you are ready to say a word, already 3 other persons inserted their witty comments.
But that happens all the time in science, and we come up with different math that does explain it. Eg Jupiter's orbit couldn't be explained, the math didn't add up, so we came up with the idea that light had a speed and that Jupiter was far enough away that the speed impacted our calculations.

If you think about quantum mechanics, it's something that could sure look like a bug. Systems that you expect to be deterministic are stochastic if you look closely enough? If it were a program I was writing, I'd start wondering if there were rounding errors and/or concurrency issues. But we've come up with math to understand it.

Math is very general, I'm not sure there's a process that you couldn't describe with a complex enough mathematical system, and thereby conclude it had it's origins outside of our universe.
Is it within the rights of the Palestinian people to defend themselves ?
Never underestimate the value of tried and true solutions!
Been hearing quick OS updates with project Treble for 6+ years now & no OEM has it as good as Pixel series. Lineage & PixelExperience ROMs are what's pushed my older devices to the latest OSes & be functional beyond manufacturers EOL
What makes heavy metal 'heavy'?
Tenfold electric vehicles on 2030 roads could be a shock to the system
I didn’t exactly win the genetic lottery at 5 foot 4. My only saving physical grace was that I build muscle fast and even when I do let my weight go to hell, I look muscular.

But is the problem that men who are looking for 10s are twos? I’m in no way considering myself more than a 5.

I’m a social person by nature, I like to try different things and I’ve really spent my adult life working on my emotional intelligence. I was in more or less great physical shape throughout my 20s and 30s and even after being married for 12 years I make it my mission to stay in shape the best I physically can as does my wife - at 49 and 47.
https://sci-hub.st/10.1207/s15327957pspr0804_2
This. So much this. I lost my entire life savings due to lies told in court. I never got the chance to defend myself against a mountain of fabricated “evidence” and testimony. The legal system is worthless beyond words.

If you are an honest and hardworking person, the system is screwed beyond repair. Liars and crooks are the only ones that can succeed, and the system can easily be abused to actively help them commit their crimes.
i think bellow may well be remembered - i've started reading augie march, and it is great so far - somewhat dickensian. but ayn rand and dorothy parker (who did make me laugh a bit)- definitely heading for time's great dustbin.
Do note sqlite3 suffices up to a surprisingly demanding workload.
I'm having great luck with SQLite. Most of the content is cached in ram so there aren't many hits on the db.
Yes too bad sucks for you. There is no other option that's not horrifying for those involved. By definition anything other than freely given enthusiastic consent is coercive. Just get a masturbatior, jesus christ.

Do you want to sign up for the "might get forced to be with someone who's abusive" lottery?
From what I understand Mars is smaller mass than earth so it cooled faster. I can imagine other factor like lower gravity that makes it easier for the atmosphere and water to easily escape to space.
Also a recent video from the 12tone channel:

> As a metalhead, I've been calling things "heavy" for most of my life, but I never really stopped to think about what I meant. It's such an intuitive label to me, with such a clear meaning that neatly translates to the music I'm describing. But these days, stopping to think about what I mean when I talk about music is pretty much my entire job, so I think it's finally time to ask that question: When a metalhead calls a piece of music heavy, what are they actually saying?

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0mo17wLB4Q
Android 14 has been my favorite update ever. It seems like my Pixel 5 battery lasts wayyyyy longer!
Annectotal, but the women I know, if anything, try to tone down the number of matches they get, and dates they go on, whereas for the men it's the other way around. You hear of every single match from a male friend.
Could be true, of course, but: what are you basing your opinion on? Do you research this topic? Is this just gut feeling?
Django/flask/qaurt (depending on what features I need), htmx, and any more complicated stuff (client side terminal emulator, client side text editor) wrapped in individual web components. Probably use sakura.css to start with for css.
It's still surprising because it breaks from expected social convention. And it gets progressively funnier as the examples go on. Ultimately the surprise is one of a person going through the motions of social convention, like the politeness of asking permission or warning before doing something anti-social. In the form of can you please hold my beer so I can slap you?

I think the surprise is the best theory for a root so far.
Hono is the new hotness. It can run across , deno, bun, cf workers, etc etc it’s not locked to node
You've seen people complaining that AI in general doesn't have applications?

Even more on pattern matching, where people have been using AIs for applications almost exactly like this one for more than a decade?
How far in the future? High turnover is priced into rental cars. They normally only last 2-4 years or 25k-40k miles.

Meanwhile, all preventative maintenance (oil, etc.) is trivial to ensure happens on time and problems can be solved earlier because no one has an incentive to ignore the warnings (because a repair would be inconvenient or expensive). And they must get a great deal on replacement parts and mechanic services are no where near retail.
Ron Amadeo has such a strange life. He spends most of his time following Google just to write up how much he hates everything they do.

It would probably be healthier for everyone if he got a new beat.
They automatically register elegible voters, not everyone that obtains a driver's license.
Analytical Introduction to PID Controllers
Language as Engine: Helen. and Mahinerator
I'm going to be working on a niche search site soon. For it, I'm planning on using PHP, Nginx, Postgres, and Typesense for the back end and probably React for the front end
> "A lack of planning on your behalf, does not constitute an emergency upon mine."

Agreed. Imo, having "on call" rotations is a clear red flag and bad software practice that has somehow made it in the mainstream.

I understand the idea of "mission critical" when you're running software on the Moon or something, but if your Earthbound software has so many potential bugs that you need to have dedicated people being on call every weekend to fix bugs or restart servers, you just built it poorly.
For the record, I hate running - at any distance, any speed - but I do a 1.5 mile Cooper Test 3 or 4 times a year just to get an honest assessment about my cardiorespiratory fitness level, and adjust my other exercises accordingly. Much to my dismay, there is no other exercise modality that quite stresses me the same way as plain running.
Or maybe life satisfaction has been going down for every gender because we live in a horrible system that asks too much of the individual? With women in the workplace now they also get to suffer under the stress of capitalism on top of also being expected to shoulder the majority of domestic and childrearing tasks in the household.

I don't see this as a "biology is destiny" issue, I see this as a women are still facing pressures from the past and facing pressures of the present.
Did the poster above you edit their comment? Asking because your reply is a complete non sequitur.
Female prisoners have been raped, sexually assaulted and even impregnated by these male prisoners who they're forced to cohabit with. There's no excuse whatsoever for prison authorities using women as human shields for male-on-male violence.

Women's prisons absolutely need to be female-only, for the safety and dignity of women. If male prisoners are in danger from other men, for whatever reason (ex-police, pedophile, trans-identifying, etc.), then that is solely an issue to be dealt with within the male prison estate. Not for vulnerable women to be punished with.

This is the problem with the so-called "trans rights" movement more broadly. Their activists will bend over backwards to cater to whatever demands these trans-identifying males have, while completely disregarding all the harmful negative impacts upon women. It's a deeply misogynistic type of activism that is centered almost entirely around male desires.
The UK's problematic Online Safety Act is now law
Why is this a surprise? Dating app success is about your ability to market yourself and stand out from the crowd.
This article is basically stating the opposite of your intuition. Rideshare drivers are causing much more damage the car renters, so they are taking unexpected losses by using half the EV fleet for rideshare.
I understand the frustration, but it is a different threat model. Your phone more-or-less knows your exact location at all times (and has to, by design). In my view this calls for a different set of tradeoffs re: application permissions.
Nix is reproducteable in tbe environment sense, meaning you can get the exact same setup every time, but not in the bit-for-bit sense, meaning that the compiled binaries will be identical.
Indeed as a Hospitality pro with 25+ yrs of expertise, seeing someone be present in a heart for excellence is rare. Excellent service is an art.
Thanks I obviously didn't read the marketing piece.
Well “more than half” is a completely different proposition to “9 out of 10”.
Sounds like a good idea to me. Make sure photos are photos, not AI art. It's from Adobe. Leica now has Content Credentials . Do you know of alternatives?
L. Ron Hubbard definitely. Mission Earth is without question the greatest dekology of all time.
It's true. Jokes get downvoted like crazy on HN.
Thank you for the wonderful tip. I am going to order these coins to handover to kids for Halloween. I am sure that they will love this unusual gift.
the newest react is now _strongly_ recommending you start a new react project using next.js, vercel hired many of the react developers for its SSR oriented business, etc.
The fact that you have to go to the bank to get them (vs say from the ATM), also shows that you put thought and effort into the gift. So you way of saying "thank you for giving a shit" in itself rings more true, you gave a shit about thanking someone rather than an empty "hey thanks".
Has it been abandoned or is it just done? It's still sitting at 29 million downloads a week, so while it doesn't get frequent updates I wouldn't call it abandoned unless there are major security flaws that are being left unaddressed.

Not every package needs to have multiple updates in a year.
Women do tend to make that claim in social circumstances but to be fair it's a pretty flattering self portrait. Could these women be exaggerating to make themselves look hot and unobtainable and the women who fail be keeping quiet.

I met guys who talk about their successful conquests on these apps and I get the feeling that a lot of that is just guys exaggerating or lying to impress others

I can say this I got a lot of dates in dating apps and I'm short and not very hot. My strategy was just ask for dates and play the numbers game - accept nos and just keep asking. I wasn't getting a lot of dates before I tried this strategy. I know another guy similarly situated who successfully used the same strategy.

Maybe it's not about the apps themselves but about how they are used and who uses them - eg. Shy guys who are nervous about asking girls on dates for example
Follow-up question: Is there any backend framework which uses the fetch API. That is, where requests are standard Request objects (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Request) and where you send (or return, or yield) standard Response objects (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Response)?

I’m teaching a highschool kid web development and it would be very nice to be able to teach the same standard on the back end as we use on the front end.
OK. Gotta give it a try.
I think the proponents here are imagining a future a few hundred years from now where we have done that and there are 10s of billions of people in the solar system on multiple planets.
Another path to get non-5v in hobby projects is Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0/3.0. They allow up to 20V/1.67A from USB-A and easily triggerable from a junk bin ATTiny85. Lots of powerbank products still support it as legacy compatibility.

PD is obviously the future, but if you just need a 12V motor project running on battery by tomorrow morning, QC can be an option too.
Haven't the team been working on v5 for years?
Opiate of the masses is descriptive. Lately it seems more like amphetamines though.
I do really like some of their features. Any recommendations for how I can check for a cookie presence before hitting any react code and redirecting to a login screen without a content flash?
Alan Wake II
It's not a lake. It's an ocean.
Even being used to it (from other languages), it's super jarring in JavaScript because it's redundant. JS has other, better ways to achieve the same result, so it's generally a step down just to be more familiar for non js devs
There must be surveys on this somewhere. It would be interesting to know how exactly all these open source developers feed themselves.

Reminds of that meme - will code HTML for food.
On some apps where height is not part of the profile, you find taller women only mentioning their height and nothing else. That's telling.