skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://github.com/coconut-xr/apfel-kruemel works today, I only know about battery-optimized software in the context of games and IoT though.

https://felt.com/blog/svg-to-canvas-part-2-building-interact... and https://github.com/servo/pathfinder/ might be of interest.
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"LONGi has crossed the theoretical limit of 33.7 percent efficiency for single junction solar cells with its tandem solar cell design."
Then don't do it and then there is no issue with a lack of workers either.

My point was that the lack of workers is not the problem because the article seems to suggest that.
> why make that leap to associate this 'c' with the phenomenon known as light?

That's an excellent question! And there are two answers.

1. If you apply the principle of relativity to Maxwell's equations, that's the result you get. Maxwell's equations predict a wave phenomenon that propagates at a constant speed in a vacuum. If the laws of physics, including the laws of electromagnetism, are the same for all inertial observers, then the speed at which those waves propagate have to be the Lorentz-invariant speed.

2. Experiments bear out this prediction! :-)

Note that it did not have to be this way, but if it were not, then EM experiments would give different results for observers in different inertial frames, which would falsify the relativity assumption. The different results for EM experiments would allow you to identify a privileged inertial frame. For a long time, physicists thought this would turn out to be the case, that there was a medium, a "luminiferous aether", through which EM waves propagated, and this medium would define a privileged frame (at least for electromagnetism). It just turns out by experiment that this is wrong, at least in our universe.
Tk interface module using tcltklib for Ruby
> non-maliciously, usually

Don't be too quick to assume this. Likely the email account is one of many spammers gathered from a data breach.

Reset the password. I even change the username to "spam" or something too, poison as much of the associated data as I can. PITA I know, it happens to me regularly.
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My problem with UX discussions as such is that there is no user context.

Removing "clear obvious text menu" might make it less friendly for casual users or first time users but makes space for stuff that experienced users have use of.

Sufficiently experienced user needs to have menu organized the same way between versions if they use it for years they already and know what they want, probably just use keyboard shortcuts anyway.

Discoverable menu items in complex menu IMO is not some holy grail.

I think people read too much in "Apple design" and expect everything "should be easy". If you are first time user of CAD or advanced graphics manipulation application you are going to have to put time to find out tools and where they are.

For example I like foldable left-hand menu on web apps where if I know the icons meaning I can fold it but for first time use of application I get text+icon.
try the book "Scorched Worth" by Joel Engel. pointers to more documented cases welcome
Whatever madison.com is, it's in both my Abuse and Malware blocklists.
OP said so: The functionality of the account is usually partially or mostly available to an unverified email.
This may sound like I am a complete idiot, but I sincerely think that reading works like the Tao Te Ching may help more than reading books on software architecture.

There are still many new ways of architecture to be found. For example, making software with an extension language could result in way better systems than a system envisioned by a customer who has no clue about computers. But unfortunately, it is often a nonsensical output constraint that determines how software evolves.

Knowing how to manage these constraints is key. And this requires understanding and being able to successfully communicate with people, and keeping track of contemporary hardware and software to interface with. The actual software design seems largely irrelevant to me.

Just use good names, and subdivide complexity into modules with a lower cumulative complexity.
Sometimes, and via what it surely a much more complicated process (after fishing them out of the sea) compared to a fairing that's built into the landed vehicle (a la Starship or Shuttle).
Outlook is not an option. Microsoft is dropping the ball.
hum I don't see how to do that anymore
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The drainage boundaries AFAICT. On one side of the line any rainfall flows downhill to joins a river that ends up in the North Sea, on the other side of the line it goes downhill to any other body of water.
Like 99% of enterprises do. It does make you wonder whether theres some hidden disruption opportunity for enterprise email, never given it any thought
In the US the solar industry waxes and wanes in certain states due to regulations, discounts and how the power companies treat home solar.

States define the ratio of electricians to installers so with the right ratio and availability of work there are plenty of contactors who will hire electricians without expecting any work to be completed.
Ah I see. The way it was written seemed like they're getting all the stored passwords. That makes more sense.
He’s right that means testing is wasteful and can create disincentives, but the premise that it should be “inadequate” is not only antithetical to the very idea of UBI, but is grounded in an unfounded belief that people will just lay about instead of engaging in productive and enriching activities. That’s simply isn’t true. We know that’s not true because we’ve run multiple real world experiments. Mix in the the laughably misguided idea that charities will somehow fill in the gap, and you get the classic motivated reasoning with some straight line graphs that have dominated economics until very very recently.

But hey. I welcome the Overton window shift.
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Why should my tax dollars subsidize businesses who don't want to provide enough incentive for people to come work for them?

I'm all for a UBI, but it should be enough to live on, and not (effectively) just the government paying wages on behalf of companies who don't want to pay for labor.
Old phones are heavy, the prop department likely prefers a lightweight modern reproduction.
There's DilloNG where it could work great with yt-dlp and mpv:

https://github.com/w00fpack/dilloNG

Also, ~/yt-dlp.conf:

#--format "best[height=360]"

~/.config/mpv/config

ytdl-format=bestvideo[height<=?360][fps<=?30]+bestaudio/best

vo=xv

ao=sndio

audio-pitch-correction=no

quiet=yes

pause=no

vd-lavc-skiploopfilter=all
Any real-world examples of the NYC sanitation doing this? Or just a generic "unions bad" comment?
Be careful, in the USA that is still a violation of the CFAA and US courts have proven themselves to be technically incompetent time and time again. People have been sent to prison under CFAA for using the “view source” button that’s available in every web browser.
Doesn't exactly work when they use your email to create an Apple iCloud account. It needed the actual iPhone it was connected to to complete the reset, I think I ended up getting it into a weird unusable state where neither of us could log in.
Because it's absolutely fantastic.
Wishing that eco system the best then! ADTs and pattern matching are the best thing since sliced bread.

Sometimes I wonder: will they become table stakes in the future, or will we wake up to their (currently unknown) downsides in a decade or two? Think of how exceptions are now considered a poor pattern, compared to errors as values.
If you were going to invest your own money in somebody for them to start a business, would you choose somebody who had been living off government handouts, or somebody who had gotten a job, worked a job, and thus learned something about how a company operates? which resume looks better to you? What if they actually worked a job in the field they wanted to start the company in?

If you want to see more such resumes, what incentives should the government offer for resume building?
The very principle of erasing loans that students willingly made a promise to pay rubs me the wrong way.

You entered into an agreement and then borrowed money. But now are expecting the country to pay your loan back?

I would’ve been ok with erasing the interest. Just not the principal.
I always found this a bit weird. Why do you want everybody to know how old you are? It's kind of like... hey, I did this impressive thing, please give me credit, but also, just to give it some flare and kick it up a notch, I'm also super young making it that much more impressive!

Why couldn't the title be

> Show HN: I spent 6 months building a C debugger

Why is your age relevant other than "wow factor"?
I will check this out. I was playing around with https://grid.glideapps.com/ for a project.
Finding the right group of people where you can be vulnerable with and be accepted is important. Everyone goes through things, we're all human.
Fine-grained memory protection with the first commercial implementation of CHERI
I keep hearing “this is an huge opportunity” on every such discussion, and I keep wondering if people who say this are delusional or just clueless. You are NOT going to just magically get a new mobile os and a hardware maker from this. That is the sort of thing that needs billions in capital and a decade of work. Nobody will invest that, cause with Apple gone, the politicians who “took our iPhones away from us - their constituents” will be gone soon, and then so will the law. Thus there won’t BE a decade to develop a euroPhone and euroPhoneOS. And people who’d invest billions know all this. And won’t waste the billions…
You do realize though that in terms of the business model, having the AI partner with select resorts and tour guides is a much more lucrative business model for the AI tour planning company?

In the end, you'll end up with Booking.com with extra steps:

"Perfect, ugh123! I've got just the hotel for you! It's the Marriott Grand Paradise, our top partner hotel. It is only 45 miles away from the specific address you requested and just barely $150 over budget per night, but they have a 4.9 rating, and with their Top Partner status, you earn 10 BookiePoints by booking there. Hurry, 33 people have booked a room there in the last hour! Do you confirm? Whoops, one more booking just now, only one room left! Do you want to save yours now?"
For the same reason I use Teams, it's what my workplace pretty much forces me to use.

There were workarounds to redirect the mail to Gmail and manage everything from there instead, but they cracked down on them one after another. The last time I didn't manage to avoid it, so now I'm stuck with that piece of crap.
I'm not necessarily against UBI, who doesn't want to eliminate poverty, but I have trouble understanding how it doesn't immediately result in price inflation of the goods and services most consumed by those at the lower end of the income spectrum.

For example, if everyone is given an additional $1,000 / month, would most of that not immediately get captured by landlords through inflated rental prices for low-income rental units? Wouldn't it be the same story for used cars? etc?

UBI doesn't magically increase the supply of goods / services, only the demand for them, right?
I’m Indian and I’ve got a name that’s super common in both Arabic & Hindi, almost everyone I meet from the Arab world comments on it, but it didn’t show when I chose those 2 languages.
This is, bluntly, dumb. The only way you can justify having UBI be below poverty is if you don’t accept any of the philosophy or studies of how UBI actually works and stick with the long-since disproven approach of “let people starve”.

Geo-politically, you can’t outcompete China to the bottom, stop trying. And stop incentivising firms to drive their employees into poverty.
Blender underwent a huge UI overhaul that brought it closer in line with software like Maya. They even made left-click to select the default which was a huge turn off to newcomers.

If anything Blender proves that paying close attention to UI and making it mostly align with user expectations matters.
Ancient Persia, which usually means the Achaemenid Empire, was Mediterranean from the beginning. Cyrus the Great established the empire when he revolted against the Median Empire in 553 BC. When he died in 530 BC, his empire covered most of present-day Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, and Israel.
Is allowing direct install from internet (like how most desktop applications work) also required by the DMA? Or are all developers of independent apps going to be required to publish their app to some app store?
The author is saying that reducing benefits is good because it will force people into marriage and into the very lowest tier of the job market. Kind of a terrible idea.
Don't get sidetracked by the call-to-action inputs, scroll down for what is, for me, the most interesting part!

(Feedback if the author is here: can't link to a section!)

In a div with the class top_names (there's no ID or a[name]), it shows the names that occur in most languages: Sara and Maria (21 languages) and Adam and Daniel (18 languages). There's also second and third places with 19, 18, and 17, 16 languages for female and male, respectively.

There's also this near the bottom, leftover testing or just seeing if anyone notices?

<script>document.write("hello");</script>

Edit: from the author's website "I used to run a subscription box called Candy Japan". Oh, it's that guy! To me this feels like an HN celebrity though I have no idea whether it's just me who remembers seeing that on HN. (I'm not actually interested in Japanese candy, for the record.)
I have had spotty success forwarding the confirmation email to security@{wherever the mail came from} explaining the situation. When that fails, you can look up the WHOIS information for their mail sending provider and contact their abuse@ inbox as well.
It seems somewhat dubious to call a baby bilingual. Most of them can’t speak a single language let alone two.
It'd be better to fork it and hire a new dev, than throw money at the devs that don't understand their own product.
Cool job. Grats!

>Parts of the Spray frontend are written in Scheme

Why you decided it do it that way rather fully in C or fully in Scheme?
Async coloring is a good thing (imo)
Semen has the opposite problem of Elle. The English translation isn't good for a name.

Perhaps the website could add dictionary definitions of the names in each language to help avoid these issues
This is a documentary from 1970 explaining the how the evidence was gathered and how the theory was developed. At that time it was only 2 years old! There’s a good deal of excitement from the scientists, and a splendid collection of the practical models they used to demonstrate it.
It seems there are 2 types of rebases involved here.

I never rebase a feature branch on top of the changes in the main branch. The branching point of a branch always stays the same.

But I use rebase for editing commits in my feature branch all the time, i.e. I rebase interactively one feature-branch commit on top of another feature-branch commit.
I think so, also nausea in some cases, but it may be related to high dosage. People underestimate how strong this stuff can be.
This article is not really about UBI at all but about "cliff-edge" withdrawal of benefits. And it's pretty uncontroversial in the point it makes there.
Maybe but I don't think that is the problem with their rebuttal. In reality the fraction of income people are spending on housing is going up. Their incomes are not proportional to their housing costs.
Maybe this is why for the past few weeks I am receiving countless emails from major retailers like Casas Bahia or Americanas and even Magazine Luiza with purchase confirmation listing several smartphones and notebooks whose invoice bare my name and cpf.

I tried contacting every retailer. Only Magazine Luiza seem to have acknowledged the fraud and issued a warning but to no avail, as I am still receiving invoices from them.

I contacted the local police and issued a boletim de ocorrência (which I am not quite sure how to translate) that describes the problem and how I was unable to apply countermeasures.

I am expecting fallout from this. I am really anxious about this whole situation and how I am utterly powerless in protecting my identity.
Nah, you just have a bias along the lines of "if it weren't done before, it is unhuman".
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It’s very common for teenagers to do so. I did the same when I was their age. No reason to question why they do it, it’s just a thing teenagers do.
It's worse than that as long as they can loan you money to cover this weeks debts at high rates and soon enough garnish all of your UBI. It would end up a wealth transfer to payday "financial institutions", if you allow debt. If you don't allow debt, is it really income?
> kicked out of my parents house for being a stupid 17yr old

That's child abuse in my book. If you are a parent, you are responsible for your children. That's it. No age limit. Nothing. They need a place? You are responsible for providing them a place to live. This isn't to say you have to be responsible for their crimes, but you should never be allowed to force your child out of your house. YOU brought them into this world. They are your responsibility. Forcing a child out? You are a terrible parent. Yes, some children thrive, but others don't. I'm sorry, but it's on you.

If you aren't ready to take care of your children or make sure they are taken care of for the remainder of their life, you shouldn't have children. 18 and you force them out? You are in the wrong.
Have you done actual GI / microbiome tests

I have not. I can not find any labs that I can trust and that have not been hacked on a regular basis.

Sounds a bit extreme

It may be. I reset my gut bacteria some years ago and use this to improve the overall gut-scape. The 4 K's are great but my personal preference is to use this method that if for no other reason it is banned by WADA. If they consider it cheating then I like it that much more.
Ok but did they ever say every American's records were leaked? Or are you assuming that given multiple people's records leaked?
I think they should focus on incorporating LLMs and stable diffusion and make them more easily accessible.
> make the spelling in the target language just whatever will make a speaker of said target language say it right.

That’s often not possible, due to the differences in the phonetic repertoire of the respective languages.
Imagine how weird your stash of old laptops will look like when you're in your 80s. You still have time to get to their level...
I think even timbre matters. I got a 95% match singing the first verse of Smells Like Teen Spirit using vocal fry to add some rasp, but couldn’t get over 80% singing in an unaffected soft head voice, though I got a 79% match for a cover by Malia J which wasn’t even originally in the results. Maybe I unconsciously matched the melody more closely when trying to do my best Kurt impression?

I just tried it belting from my chest voice like Michael McDonald and only matched covers; the best match only 33%. None of them sounded like Michael McDonald.
It's insane that companies continue to trust Microsoft. They've been collecting data on every company's email and office documents for ages. They must have a massive amount of insight into the inner workings, goals, and plans of so many companies across so many industries that it's a wonder how MS itself is so poorly run.
> rumors that they like to copy technology

It's not a rumor that China copies tech, they've been caught stealing corporate and military IP.
This happened to me recently. A car traded paint with mine; there was no real damage (scuffs) and I didn't file a report or claim. Then I forgot about it altogether.

It was a non-event to me until my wife found out, months later. I get why she was upset (it's data) but don't (it's noise) at the same time.

Even if we paint women as overreactive, that's kinda their survival mechanism. Men are just as easily painted as dismissive; we only concern ourselves with immediate threats. Someone shooting at you and missing isn't a non-event because they missed, it's eventful because it signals the threat that someone shot at you.

Gender: the uniform of polarized intelligence analysts who divine different insights from the same information.
Heh they're probably scared you'll start selling the ass formula!
I don't see how it would cause rent to rise, unless it somehow increased demand for housing.

Which, I suppose, it might if it made it possible for the homeless to actually be able to find homes.... of course, I fail to see how that would be a bad thing.
title += " publishing metadata"

I was hoping for something about microtonality and non-equal-temperament scales.
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Which case did someone go to prison for viewing the page’s source?
>how does a 17-year-old attain that level of knowledge?

There's an excellent blog series linked at repo that guides you step-by-step.
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hey hackers
I've hacked this directory in one night yesterday,
posted it on X and it went viral.

Got 4600 custom GPTs sumbitted by the makers.
I've reviewed and approved 310 GPTs, adding more as we speak.

I plan to add ratings, voting, grouping, demos and a lot more to the site to make it easy to find a good gpt
I doubt it.

Most of the ocean floor is very deep, so deep that even modern submarines can't reach it. If I were a non-human, intelligent species, that would be a perfect place to hide.
I think economics will be a valid reason.

Mostly as heat-exchangers continue to get efficiency gains, electric car prices continue to plummet, and solar continues to become more effective watts/$. While not all of these options will work for everyone, they will work for _most_.

It doesn't make sense to spent billions of dollars securing oil when we can spend millions switching to electrical infrastructure.
What?

They would use the hashed password to login to the server, using something like XOAUTH2. That’s the point of the hashed password. It accomplishes nothing other than revocation, which can be done already by changing your password.
I used to follow your blog about 15 years ago, what a blast of nostalgia! I’ll add it to my RSS feed. Keep it up.
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