skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve never seen pg_enquo before but from first skim it looks excellent. Since it’s built with Rust it should be able to run on RDS (in theory, now that AWS supports pl/Rust).

Also worth checking out this excellent extension which is a wrapper around libsodium:

https://github.com/michelp/pgsodium

We use it at Supabase to provide our in-database “Vault”:

https://supabase.com/blog/supabase-vault
This is great, I am a big fan of vanilla.js for personal projects.

Thanks for sharing.
Usually the lenders / creditors.
You seem to have no idea what AGPL entails or be maliciously spreading FUD.
If you have kids or grandkids or even a school nearby why not convert it into a space shuttle control board for them with an Arduino or Raspberry Pi. It would be more useful and inspiring for them.
The Zen of plain script tags.
There are existing educational programs for prisoners. In France they do theatre and even have collaboration programs with universities. Building on top of that to add a Holocaust survivor or an SS guard tell their story, alongside a few history lessons, is not torture.

You really need to think why did you jump to fucking Guantanamo when talking about educating prisoners. You might be American and simply not know better humanity with your inhumane prison industrial complex, but not every country is the same. Most criminals deserve a second chance, and helping them get educated is probably giving them the best shot at that, while also benefiting the wider society by reducing recidivism.

Also, neither torture nor concentration camps were invented in Germany.
There are so many moving parts, indices and measurements in economics, anybody sufficiently familiar with the data landscape can "prove" any (typically political) point they want by selectively focusing on some timeseries or another.

This is not to say there is no objective economic reality, but meaningful comparisons over time and across different economies seem very hard. Thats why "economically you never had it so good" can coexist with outer despair.

And this before we account for the non-accounting of externalities and the variable long term sustainability of different lifestyles (the wealth transfer from future generations).
Show HN: Free and Open-Source Blocks/Components for UnoCSS and TailwindCSS
Hey HN,
As a passionate junior web front-end developer, I've always been captivated by the art of creating visually appealing and accessible websites. This passion fueled my desire to develop UnifyUI, a project aimed at empowering developers to build stunning websites with ease.
UnifyUI is inspired by Tailus and FloatUI.

UnifyUI encompasses two distinct offerings:
UnoCSS UnifyUI (https://uno.unify-ui.dev): Designed specifically for UnoCSS, offering complete support for VueJS/NuxtJS

TailwindCSS UnifyUI (https://tailwind.unify-ui.dev): Tailored for TailwindCSS, providing comprehensive support for ReactJS/NextJS.

Would appreciate any feedback on it!
sorry, missed that one, yeah, that's new as well, but to be fair, I missed it because nobody else was talking about it.
It's not odd. Sterilization without any additional measures is useless. People will keep buying and abandoning dogs. And if there's enough food, they will reproduce faster than you can catch and sterilize them
Where do you see they added a CLA to the protocol? If you are referring to the sign-off, it has always been there and isn't a CLA.
Nope. 15 years game industry veteran here. Good game engine engineers focus on performance from day one and will analyse everything top to bottom all the time to make sure the game runs smoothly. This is an example of a company that doesn't have competent engine devs working for them.
And there's people (most people) who aren't using it
I’ve some invites lying around. DM me if you want one.
An LSD novel. I had no idea that’s a category. And it says Grant did 100 trips in approx 4 years. So that’d be about every other week. That’s quite a pace.
The problem is there's no practical green hydrogen today. It comes from basically boiling/splitting water or extracted from natural gas or other fossil fuels. And the energy you could use to make the hydrogen could more efficiently just be used as electricity and stored in an ev battery. When/if we figure out how to efficiently separate hydrogen from water we can come back to it.
No, the rift has been there for centuries, about as long as it's been "America."
> They have over 1.8 million users currently

How many of them active?
TIL Book https://archive.org/details/R.G.LoeligerThreadedInterpretive...

I own a couple hard copies of this before it got popular. Most folks will only ever encounter the above PDF. It is absolutely wonderful book written in such a matter of fact style, the only thing comparable are the works of Nils Holm.

https://t3x.org/
i remember reading about how IBM was consistently granted the most patents by the USPTO for over 25 years; this thread made me take a look and turns out Samsung bested them last year. and, of course, IBM spun it as a shift to "focusing" and that they did it "on purpose". feels like a sign of the times
`Apache-2.0` allows Element the same power right now. No organization is maintaining meaningful community forks of Synapse and/or Dendrite with their own proprietary modifications on top. Element hasn't used their power to take the vast majority of their modifications private so far.

If Element decides to go proprietary, which they could already decide to do, then the community is now left to fork an `AGPL-3.0` project instead of an `Apache-2.0` project. Oh no, we'll be protected from this happening again in the future, wailing and gnashing of teeth.
Idempotent generative network – faster alternative to GAN
"You are building a feature not a product" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiKHnsvquP8&list=LL&index=6

https://farez.medium.com/the-danger-of-building-a-business-a...
And completely aside from that, I really really doubt you'll find people willing to stomach the Musk management/work style outside the US. Just look at the Tesla strikes in Europe.

Americans for of uniquely have the skills and organizational ability, combined with a brutalized work ethic that allows for things like SpaceX to succeed in such a short time.
Dunno, when people take Twitter/FB Messenger screenshots (or out of context photos) as ground truth, I'm not sure how convincing deepfakes would undermine trust in ways trust wasn't undermined before. And if you were sufficiently motivated before, you could photoshop people into compromising pictures without the aid of AI.
Thank you! This sounds like it's what I am after. I've been using Xiaomi phones for the same purpose, but they started neglecting software side heavily since last year or so. This should be a good replacement.
Personally, I intersperse my running with Interval Training on an exercise bike: 2 minutes out of the saddle with the resistance turned up a bit, pushing as high as you can go, 1 minute of easy riding in the saddle with low resistance. Repeat 7 times.

I think it provides a few advantages to your running:

- it’s excellent cardio, so it’ll improve your VO2 max, which is hugely helpful for both running and living longer

- it’s low impact, so it gives your joints time to recover. Recovery is critical for an impact sport like running!

- the resistance builds leg strength, so it makes you more resilient on longer runs

Oh, and get a decent pair of running shoes, ideally from a store that knows what they’re talking about. Note that the best shoe for you won’t necessarily be the most expensive one - things like whether your over pronate or not are critical, so don’t go out and buy the latest carbon sole foodad just because that’s what the pro’s have.
Someone mentioned a few days ago that it happens when using Cloudflare's DNS, though I'm not and it's happening to me now today.

Um, maybe try archive.md (aka https://archive.md/HVL3N) and see if that works?

I only know of archive.today/vn/md though. There may be others, but I just don't know them.
You might be interested in “chaos magic”. Writings on the topic can be out there and often heavily metaphorical, but the core idea is that one designs not only their own rituals, but also the belief systems the rituals are based upon, often per-ritual. It doesn’t take suspension or reason or “belief in magic” - ritual magic - like religion - can be viewed as the combination of a symbolic model of the world and self-conditioning through that model. It’s a subject I find fascinating and want to write about at some point.

Anyway, I’m curious about your approach and always interested in discussion about these topic, drop me a line if you’d like to discuss ! Email is my username @ my username .net
You are right that most places I know about turn off 3G instead of 2G, mostly because of embedded users relying on 2G. Switzerland on the other hand decided to turn off 2G while keeping 3G running (for now): https://www.comcom.admin.ch/comcom/en/Homepage/documentation...
...10 years later.
I’m still a bit of an IBM fanboy from their days of glory. Of course, I have the Eye Bee M logo on a t-shirt, and slso a vintage “Think” desk sign.

Well, at least IBM is still around, in contrast to so many other tech companies that used to be very significant.
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Well, he surely isn't doing it for the money.

The Moore Microprocessor Patent Portfolio was very lucrative.
Eventually it ended up with a patent marketer.
Nearly everyone doing processors had to buy in.

And as the inventor Chuck got his share out of it...

https://web.archive.org/web/20071226155608/http://www.linuxe...
We are using it as another point in the comparison between our everyday lives scale, and the extremes of our universe.

It turns out, as beings living in the 10^0m scale, we are much closer to the size of the universe 10^27, than to the smallest possible distance, 10^-35.

Which boggles my mind, I did not imagine the Planck length to be this small, if it even makes sense to use the word "imagine".
Ironically, I think their domain registrar features are too well known — I've moved all of my domains off of cloudflare after reading a thread on HN. The one where a person had their account blocked without explanation, and CF refused to transfer, effectively stealing a domain name from a paying customer (which must be a great business model).
Definitely, check eBay for overpriced vintage DEC, etc swag. Whether the stuff actually sells, I don’t know.
Not fair and accurate comment imho. Cobbling users didn't tell Linux distros not to ship Python 3.
The only region that could reasonably host SpaceX would be the middle east. You'd get the Saudis or the Qataris using their money cannon to get what they want, and setting up launch operations in the desert, staffed by untaxed and overpaid expats from all over the globe.
> communism the same way. Both beautiful systems

I’m not sure what can be be beautiful about it on a non extremely superficial level.
It seems to reinvent parts of 802.15.4 but not especially better. Is there some writeup on where M17 stands in the larger low data rate radio ecosystem?
WPA3 provides among other things perfect forward secrecy. If your WPA2 password becomes available to a passive attacker that has listened in for the entire communication including the handshake, they will now be able to decrypt. Or in other words, any person who gets your wifi password can (passively) listen on traffic in your network. WPA3 requires attacks to be active with a proper man in the middle (less easy to do that in a wireless setting and also only applies to the future).
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It does work without internet connectivity, yes.
But also, it brings me back to childhood, dicking around on the beach or in forest streams, building dams and other such things. It all looks like the kind of thing anyone here would or could do if they were out in the sticks like that.
Do movies ? It's not like deepfake videos can do something hollywood can't.

The answer should have been yes after about Terminator 2 was released, and has nothing to do with AI.
Have you turned off power saving?
But you immediately knew it was a streaming service. That’s about all they need. The interested will follow up and learn it’s free. It would only take appending “the free streaming service” to mentions of it to assuage people, for that matter.

Meanwhile if they called it anything else worse confusion could ensue and have to be explained further. Basically, choose your confusion and what actually is conveyed at the same time. Nasa+ wins that one.
But do keep complaining about how centralization is killing the internet!
I do something similar, but I have one file technotes.md open all the time and just append snippets/commands/URL's/TIL's to the bottom with a date stamp and a hopefully findable comment.

Some notes are referenced constantly, and some I've probably never looked at again. The interesting thing is it's hard to predict when adding which one it will be...
Turn off DNS over Cloudflare and it works fine
Oh yes, how strange. It was one of those Google "amp" links; I assumed my Android would do the right thing with it. Anyway let's discuss something totally random. I did read Rowan Atkinson's article when it came out a few months ago and it was interesting. And I didn't know he had a technical background.
> If you are doing a data migration and failed to account for some unexpected data, now you have people on different schema versions until you figure it out.

That shouldn't be a big issue. Any service large/complex enough to care does the schema upgrades in phases, so it's 1. Make code future compatible. 2. Migrate data. 3. Remove old schema support.

So typically it should be safe to run between steps 1 and 2 for a long time. (Modulo new bugs of course) As an ops-y person I'm comfortable with the system running mid-migration as long as the steps as described are used.
Ooh, that reminds me that I have a small status lights panel from some IBM mainframe (with tiny bulbs, not LEDs)... maybe my winter project will be to finally convert it to a geeky desk clock.
> never sign a cla

I generally agree, however a cla in this case might make sense:

1. Allow for dual licensing, helping make the project sustainable

2. Help with copyright assignment, keeping stuff free: it makes possible to switch to agpl v4 if it’ll ever come out.

Point 2 is particularly important and is why linux will be forever stuck on gplv2
> Did ancient Egyptians poses knowledge of the Americas and encounter its population?

Why would you ask this question? I we might as well say “Did the aliens build the pyramids? Who knows” if we assume that nobody “knows” anything..

> Who knows, but I don't think you can say with certainty that it existed, or it didn't exist at all.

For instance we know that Troy existed
I just don't managed to like colorForth.

Forth is great, but colorForth takes it one step to far.

It is very difficult to know when to not add a seemingly cool feature. Specially when you where right against most odds before.
> 2002 above was the last concrete proposal.

2008 actually, when Palestinians were even offered East Jerusalem. I seriously doubt that they'll see such an offer ever again.

Never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
One of the big changes was to make many basic tools into lazy iterators instead of greedy lists (map, filter, range, etc.). I can remember having to teach my fellow scientist/engineer colleagues not to just loop over an index variable when working with certain datasets, but this was a major bit of friction because they were so used to Matlab and other languages where direct indexing is the primary method. While lazy execution is great for many things, it is not something that is necessarily common knowledge among people who use coding as a means to an end.

Additionally, because so many of the core libraries were 32-bit only or Python 2 only, you ended up having to either write your own version of them or just go back to 32-bit Python 2. Numpy in particular (and therefore transitively anything halfway useful for science and engineering) took several years to stabilize and I have many memories of having to dig into things like https://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/ to get unofficial but viable builds going for the Windows machines we used. It was enough of a pain to deal with dependencies that I actually ended up rolling my own ndarray class that was horrendous but just good enough to get the job done.
Not that I find this person's path admirable, although I don't know enough about his personal life to feel comfortable saying much more than that. But you might be interested in reading about this one time wold class climber who left his life to join a monastery and become a priest. And then left that and returned to climbing recently. His story doesn't resonate with me, but there might be something to it that grasps you.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/crack-of-des...
https://www.boligsiden.dk/adresse/plesnervej-22-9460-brovst-...

25 minutes drive if there's a lot of traffic.
In Thailand street dogs have learned to fear the sound of an electric tazer.

I used to live there and always carried one with me, just to activate it was enough to scare them off.

I remember once being awake at night, sick with some flu, and a street dog just would not stop barking. I hear a gate/window open, a tazer activates and the dog stops. So this was just a guy sticking his hand out a window and activating the tazer to get the dog to shut up.

It's a hard life out there for those dogs.
Run Gradle Builds from Bazel
Strange. I’m on chrome iOS and I didn’t see any ads. I’m not using the YouTube app, so perhaps that’s why.
I feel like this is security theater (like most modern IT security), a marketing checkbox or a certification requirement but doesn't protect against actually realistic attacks.

Are there any publicly available case reports of where an encrypted database protected data?
LOL I am always fascinated by the soap opera scripts some people come up when it comes to stuff like this. Y'all be so let down if you knew how boring and much more pragmatic/economics driven the real stories, behind how these sausages are made, really are.
It’d be great if this increased public engagement and interest.
Significant improvement of chronic tinnitus with a smartphone app (RCT)
Yeah, mine is for sale for under $100k, 20 minute drive from aalborg, we can say 500k dkk for a quick deal.
good luck with running updates.
You can do that with Regus. I wouldn't recommend personally since receiving random invoices for places I have never visited.
Probably not; he did a "reset" some time ago (probably after publishing his book), starting over from scratch.

To be honest, I'm getting kinda tired of his videos; it feels like most of them are repeated variations of building a hut, making clay/bricks, charcoal and smelting iron.
Location: Moscow, Russia (wanting to relocate)

Remote: Yes (from any place where I can quickly establish an entity)

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: TypeScript, React, Redux, intermediate: Postgres.

Résumé/CV: https://github.com/troglotit/cv.typ/blob/main/AlexArgunov.pd...

Email: sajkoooo+hn@gmail.com

Software Engineer/Product Engineer with 8 years of experience. Expert at least in React/Redux rendering optimization. Emacs/Neovim/VSCode user.
It's how I see it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Distros are mostly cobbled together with stringly-typed bash scripts too.
That's impossible. Because where do street dogs come from? They come from homes. As long as dogs exist there will be street dogs.

But at least they got a huge leg up on the problem.
Thank you so very much! :-)
It's similar to the class of shareholders that have disclosure requirements (such as owning more than 10% of the shares).
I think these rules are more or less the same in Scandinavia. The Norwegian rules are well explained at Arbeidstilsynet [0]. Basically 5 weeks per year, 6 weeks if you are 60 years old or older. Of course, people may have more vacation per contract, but in general, you can't have less.

Most Norwegians take about 4 weeks of vacation during July.

[0]: https://www.arbeidstilsynet.no/en/working-conditions/holiday...
It can be done to drosophila, as alluded to in https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3197105/
Optimize TPCH Queries with PawSQL
We evaluates the effectiveness of PawSQL's optimizations on the TPCH queries by only rewriting queries and recommending indexes without changing the hardware configuration and database parameters. The average performance improvement is 276.40%
At a guess: that hash is performed relatively few times, so any performance difference is lost in the noise floor. Never having to answer "why did you use this insecure hash" or eliminating/minimising any possibility of a class of security problem is worth more.
There also Xylometazoline, which is just a bit less effective but also seems to be a bit less habit forming.

When I have a cold, I use it at night to sleep (and occasional other important times). In the morning I do a sinus rinse with xylitol. It rinses out the medication and the xylitol usually does just enough to make the congestion not absolutely terrible. I can do this for the duration of a cold - which for me, is often 3 weeks - and not have any dependence on the nasal spray.
The problem with any form of trust is: who has the yardstick of truth to confirm or deny whatever-it-is?

In the final analysis, one can only say 'one knows' about those things one has personally verified to be true. The rest is hypothetical.
The yocto support seems ok to me? Is it missing something big?
I don't get it. Why not just euthanize them? Surely that would be cheaper than sterilizing and vaccinating them all, and the benefits would be seen sooner.
> Sadly the biggest volume of Internet of Shite devices are going to be quickly every Windoze 10 system out there that Microsoft refuses to support WPA3 despite drivers, stating only Win11 would get it.

Windows 10 seems to support WPA3.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/faster-and-more-...
> For example, a white T-shirt with a picture of another T-shirt printed on its chest

That's hilarious, I'd love to have one like that
Millions of US homes are so overheated they open their windows in the winter
I recently enjoy Perplexity.ai for their superior search+llm integration, while chatGPT usually send stupid search keywords to Bing that I know are not going to help.
You can tell from this that gwern has never spent any time climbing up the ranks of a large organization.

Almost all of the hard problems in the world are straightforward coordination problems. The few that aren’t come to mind much easier because they’re much more legible than coordination problems.

To paraphrase a saying, amateurs discuss effort and professionals discuss impact and in whatever field you’re in, with a few tiny notable exceptions, once you reach beyond a certain magnitude of impact it becomes 95% about solving coordination problems.
You can remix it for commercial uses going forward. Provide your source code when requested, as required by `AGPL-3.0`, or pay for a commercial license.
In that case you can include DuckDuckGo, you get vastly different results compared to plain Bing.
Confirmed. Actions don't look to be deprecated
You would consider paying for another video hosting provider but wouldn't consider paying for YouTube?
Ospeak: A CLI tool for speaking text in the terminal via OpenAI
That's mighty big of you to step up and make these collective decisions for us all regarding hydrogen.

It's a pity break away billionaires with heavy industry backgrounds haven't heeded your sage advice and are pressing ahead regardless.

* https://www.ttnews.com/articles/phoenix-hub-plug-power

* https://norwegianhydrogen.com/

* https://www.incitecpivot.com.au/sustainability/projects/gree...
I believe this is relevant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remix#Copyright_implications
Not only we have to disclose to OpenAI our data, but also to the wrapper operators. This doesn't sit well with me.