skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't feel like a kid, but I often feel like a teenager.
Weirdly enough, I don't feel like that at work, just in my personal life.

I've been trying to reconcile the different "me" at work (I work from home) vs me in my personal life. I'm way more emotional in my personal life and get angry easier, while at work my brain takes over any time I feel any time I'm losing control, and I manage to give very respectful responses.

Why on earth does this happen? My hypothesis is that by being more emotional, I get also the upside of "feeling more the happy emotions".
He's being sarcastic about the slow progress. They can barely factor small numbers like this and that's only after assuming that the answer will be 3*7.
I don't know what they use at industrial scale, but you can already do this at home scale.

Soldier fly larva will happily crunch away all the moldy or rotting household food waste you throw into a cold compost, but good luck getting a chicken to voluntarily eat much of it (and they'd probably get sick pretty often if they tried).

I assume industrial operations work essentially the same way, making use of the countless waste streams that livestock either won't consume or can't safely consume.

The bigger question for me is how they harvest at that scale. The hearsay I carry around in my head is that they just drown insect crops in chemical pesticide to harvest them, which I'm hoping is not the norm.
Ultra wide band can be used to detect tiny movements of humans in a room. It can detect a finger twitching from several meters away.

https://www.eenewseurope.com/en/uwb-human-sensor-uses-impuls...
If pypi won't let you add signatures, can you generate one of your own (for internal use) using a repository manager like jfrog, operating as a pypi proxy?
On an iPhone, can they actually access mic input without the indicator being on?
I feel your pain. Will drop you an email.

My stack is ruby, rails, js/Vue with quasar, PostresSQL and I deploy to my own VPS with dokku. My main focus in on real estate ideas.

Would be good if others join in to make this a matchmaking thread of sorts.
When you buy stuff online, most websites will let you view the status of your order. This page usually includes your address, phone number, and details of what you ordered. Typically, the order status page is shielded from public view either by a login page or complex encoding. Neither appeared to be in use by a major Honda parts website, which has been inadvertently leaving personal user information, including phone numbers and credit card information, open for viewing by anyone on the internet.
Think about where you find maggots.
which is still fine.

its part of the stack. earlier detection and improved treatments is a very important area.

we still are absolutely failing in preventing those same cancers from reoccuring because we don't know the sequence of triggers or how to prevent them. like, we might know the trigger, but we don't know why one body really becomes more susceptible to them aside from sometimes behavioral or genetic probabilities. hence why we still focus on remission instead of cured, since the body still remains in a state of susceptibility to the same thing and is exposed to the same unknown things, and doesn't revert back to a baseline of not being so.
Nixpkgs has a stable channel. Plus, it just depends when you update your channel / flake input.
While I somewhat agree with you, I feel compelled to mention that the most derisive term in the lexicon of Economics is "rent seeking behaviour" when they want to describe the behaviour of an actor in an economic system as non-productive, and parasitic, and that terminology is not an accident. It comes from the tendancy of land or property rental markets to quickly become non-productive exercises in wealth extraction by landlords.

While it's definitely possible to screw up a market via government intervention, I don't think it's really true that there's a fixed pie here that is being cut up and redistributed by this policy. I think it's better to be thought of as intervening to stop the rental market from going off the rails.

Buying land or property in Vienna is expensive, but it's actually not significantly more expensive than comparably sized German cities which don't have comparable social housing programs.
> What I also loved is that he mentioned that if you open up any Rails application, it looks basically the same in structure whether it is the biggest Rails app there is or a new one

Which is funny because uncle bob cites this as a major downside to architecting code.
But I'm saying I don't know any designers who don't use hotkeys, and while that's anecdotal, I can't imagine they are more than a slice of a slice of Canva's target market.
So why doesn’t Panama just pump the water used in the locks back into the lake so that it isn’t lost into the sea on every transit? It doesn’t seem that such a solution would be profoundly technically difficult and it could definitely be done with sustainable power in the tropics. Occam’s razor.

I know the new one has one that recovers something like 60 percent from the article in the bottom of this comment, but they didn’t retrofit the old one?

I’ve never seen anyone give a straight answer on this one, so I’m genuinely curious if this is entirely a natural disaster or foreseeable but not economically viable or what?

They also could use salt water for the downward leg to the sea as it won’t flow back to the lake, couldn’t they? I saw nothing about this anywhere. But it makes complete sense and would cut lake usage in half in both directions. I’m sure that a surcharge for such a system would be welcomed by ship owners at this point, because the economic impact is considerable. That wouldn’t have a negative environmental impact as you’d just be introducing brackish water to brackish or salt seas at the bottom.

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/03/panama-canal-drought-hits-ne...
You can design both a circuit board and a case with Fusion360, which is free for personal use. Use JLCPCB to assemble the board for you. You can 3D print the case yourself.

It took me about 20hr to learn how to use Fusion360 and make a simple circuit and case this way.
> because artists on some games accounted for the fuzziness and used it to their advantage

Everybody repeats this, but I've honestly never been convinced.

Different screens and different systems had different types of different degrees of fuzziness. Designing for it seems like it would be impossible.

I've never once seen an example of pixel art that looked good crisp and bad fuzzy, and then was somehow modified in a way to look worse crisp and yet better fuzzy. It doesn't even make sense to me how that could be.

I'm happy to be proven wrong, but I need to see an example with my own eyes. And I've never seen anybody demonstrate it with a 2x2 example like that.

Super Mario on a crisp LCD has always seemed aesthetically better than on a CRT. Not as nostalgic, sure. But nothing feels lost artistically -- to the contrary, it's clearer.
New signatures cannot be uploaded to pypi https://blog.pypi.org/posts/2023-05-23-removing-pgp/
Have Computers Made Architects Less Disciplined? Deep Dive into Design Evolution
All of that stuff can be easily added using 3rd party packages, just like Laravel, Rails, Django, etc all have userland addons. https://packages.adonisjs.com
Why would you need to sign an NDA? There are decaps readily available. Most ESP32 models have a separate die for the flash memory, but everything but the flash (that is uC, WiFi, BLE, and peripherals) is on a single die, which sounds like a SoC to me (The definition of SoC devices have always included devices with off-die RAM and Flash). These aren't "a bunch of components on printed circuit boards" as you initially claimed.

https://electronupdate.blogspot.com/2018/08/espressif-esp32-...
Chances are you, and everyone youre speaking for, has likely surreptitiously already eaten many unsavory things
Basically every service of any size is terminating SSL before the request gets to the “real” recipient, anyway. They’d do it with or without a WAF. CDN, load-balancing, centralized routing, you’re doing it somewhere whether or not a WAF is involved.
I'm skeptical this is what people might think it is. To be clear, I think most readers would interpret this as "your phone is surreptiously listening to you via your microphone." If that were true, then there would be telltale signs of resource draw. Handling rich audio data has practical costs, whether battery, CPU, network, memory, and/or disk; that data has to be stored, transmitted, and processed somehow. I've never seen analysis that shows that's happening. Not to mention this capability is beyond what audio capture APIs in Android and iOS offer, as far as I know.
Why? I have no problem with this.
Seems to me that if you forced the locks to be used in sync so that as the water was being lowered in the exiting lane, its water was being used to raise the ships in the entering lane. This is such an absurdly simple idea, that there must be a reason it is not happening. Does anyone know what the water isn't shared between the 2 lanes at each level? Is it something with different mass between the ships means the amount of water is not always equal?
You can buy project boxes. Some of them come with breadboards/perfboard that properly fit with screws (e.g. https://discountbloc.ru/archive/products/xwzz1130z33x.html). Alternative is to 3D print a box.

Altoids box is a classic. Food plastic boxes also works depending how hot the components run.
This looks cool, but your link is to a video describing it, and the app “Object Capture” doesn’t appear to be in the Apple App Store.
Why have a long-term debt target other than zero? Debt is expensive. We'll spend 7 Trillion dollars servicing this debt over the next decade. The only argument in favor of this is that the debt spending was an "investment" which is paying off, but it's hard to believe that's true about any of this spending, with the only exception being the Keynesian stimulus spending. But even Keynes thought the stimulus debt should be paid off in due course.
https://alok.github.io/2022/09/12/y539043/
> There is absolutely no way we can perform a full binary analysis of every new version of every binary blob that powers modern IT

I wonder if there's enough demand for a service like this to be viable. Bundled with a universal package manager, signed and verified binaries, caching mechanisms, etc.
Joby Performs First EVTOL Test Flights in New York
Problem: it's up to many dozens of court systems to decide what encumbers what.

It's not a defect of the standardization effort: it's the everyday worldwide pandemonium of corporate goliaths given endless opportunities to court shop. Patents are broken inside jurisdictions, but across jurisdictions this is an uncoordinated mess that can never be won.
You could replace that CZ every year and still spend half the amount of a diamond ring.
I game and am trying stablediffusion in LinuxMint, not a single issue so far right off the USB including graphics drivers.
Fedora, Mint, Manjaro, Pop, OpenSUSE, etc.

I personally use OpenSUSE and Manjaro as my daily drivers after switching from Ubuntu 3 years ago, and have yet to encounter any package problems that directly stemmed from not using Ubuntu. For everything else, there's always Flatpak.
No.

An insecure enough sensor implementation can pick up sound from the gyroscope though.
The thing that complicates the use of the water saving basins, is that they tend to make the salt intrusion into the lake a lot worse [0]. So to limit the salt intrusion (through the new locks), they have to _not_ use the water saving basins, or flush the locks every now and then using a lot of fresh water from Gatun lake.

This was (and is) not as much an issue with the old locks, as passage of ships there is ridiculously fast with the use of mules. With the new locks, it's mostly tug boats, and substantially bigger/slower ships obviously.

[0] Mostly on the Agua Clara side. The Cocoli side is generally fine, as the salt wedge doesn't reach the lake. Drinking/irrigation water intakes there probably have to be (or have been) moved though.
I mentioned M5Stack above. An alternative is to buy an off the shelf display, e.g., from Polycase -- an outfit I've used a lot and mount your board inside.

There are literally tens of thousands of off the shelf electronics enclosures for every likely possibility. From massive control panel boxes measured in multiple feet, to watch-sized enclosures with straps for items designed to be worn on your wrist. You'll find something suitable no matter what.
To me it's pretty clearly the same targeted advertising available anywhere with the extra claim of using "voice data". It doesn't say what the voice data is or where it comes from. They could say that when people do google searches using Siri/OkGoogle/the microphone option on Google - it's information they would use in an anonymized way to target ads, or rather Google does on your behalf, and it's technically a derivative of voice data.
The canal also supplies drinking water for Panama's second largest city (Colon), as well as several smaller municipalities. On top of that, replacing the freshwater would kill many of the plants and animals living in and around Gatun Lake. It would be a disaster.
Yes, and nobody sees a problem with running the world economy this close to the abyss constantly, not even after someone yanked the joystick the wrong way and wedged his ship in the Nile river, or after the ridiculous Corona-induced "container shortage."

No redundancy, no buffers, no fallbacks.
As long as you're not shoving everything into the shadow dom, then you've got a fallback HTML element that can render before JS is read (and even if the JS is completely broken)...

<special-image>

<img src="/example.png" />

</special-image>

This image will render before the JS is executed, so you've got no blockers and a perfectly fine fallback, then with the web component you enhance your image with whatever JS you want.
It’s not worth the eye watering amount of money it would cost to change.
It took nearly seventy years to transition users off the much smaller NYC DC grid, which was obsolete in the 1920s!
Except we’re spending $50k+ on many of these treatments.
No no, no setup... I wouldnt use those terms pejoratively towards you if they were your goal :) .

So in short i'm understaning the goal is to "throw away the money" and get something you see as absurdly excellent? (i'm guessing that's what you mean by impractical, other wise why not get 1M goats for example (IMO that'd be very impractical)

Anyways, thanks for having the discussion with me :)
Sandbox Your Program Using FreeBSD's Capsicum
also because a telephone needs to listen to you in order to work as a telephone?
> Can you point me to an official ackgnowledgment of Asahi Linux by Apple?

No but there is this:

https://asahilinux.org/about/

"Does Apple allow this? Don’t you need a jailbreak?
Apple allows booting unsigned/custom kernels on Apple Silicon Macs without a jailbreak! This isn’t a hack or an omission, but an actual feature that Apple built into these devices. That means that, unlike iOS devices, Apple does not intend to lock down what OS you can use on Macs (though they probably won’t help with the development)."

> A lot of software works, but when it doesn't, the user is SOL.

Talking about the Kernel (Linux itself). Applications are another story.

You are looking at it all from a very conservative enterprise perspective. Worried about long term support etc for a mission critical system. Asahi is not pretending to be an enterprise solution.

For someone just using it on their laptop, none of this is much of an issue.

If Asahi works today on your M1 Pro, and its good enough for your daily work, then it's fine. If support disappears in a few years, then simply switch to another device at that time. At least you will have had a few years of use out of a decent machine. Life is too short to worry too much about these things as an individual just using their laptop as a workstation or for personal use. Worst case in five years just buy another laptop that works for you, and move on.
4M? how expensive is it to go around? Would the crew appreciate a raise to go around?
The split from replicating RHEL exactly ("bug for bug") to binary compatibility stung at first, but by now I feel like it might have been better after all like ripping off an overdue band-aid.

That said I hope we're in for at least half a decade of stability and peace amongst the RHELoids
This is sad because it means they've checked the numbers and don't expect large scale animal farming to shrink. Was really hoping humanity might reduce its addiction to animal farming this century. We need better quality fruits and vegetables and more of them, as climate change continues to make farming more costly. Meanwhile animal farming continues to damage the environment and exacerbate climate change, all because we really like cheap burgers, fried chicken & eggs
Not everything is going to be sold @ qty 100,000. I deal with the other end of the spectrum: 1 unit to maybe 25/year. At those quantities, speed of development and assembly is the most important criteria. Unit price is not.
The water from the "down" ship can be used to raise the "up" ship... until it's at the same level as the down ship. Then you're stuck [Edit: unless you have] either water coming from the elevation of the top of the locks, or pumps.
Yep, I’m talking to a professor about exactly this. Didn’t want to include that in case it doesn’t work out though!
nice! Yeah, I've picked up a ton of images from them with just a cheap $20 baofeng I got from a coworker, and my phone's built-in mic! Images from space! so cool! hahah :) (now I do have a yagi of my own, but haven't had a chance to tune into one of the ARISS SSTV events since building the antenna)
Hmm. Makes me wonder. Has Apple announced how much the SOS subscription costs after the first two years? Maybe they just turn it off after two years and tell people to buy a new phone? Just curious.
> Apple notifications allow device location tracking for example (yes even if location services turned off).

How?
Abandoned Soviet Space Shuttles. Buran [video]
To some extent yes.

You can’t solve loneliness without solving underlying issues.
> My grad school was basically working through F=Ma-Cv-Kx in all it's expanding varied glory, working up to full blown finite element analysis.

If I'm understanding correctly, you want another = there for a standard damped spring: F = ma = -Cv - Kx.
Can do it in pure ZF:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YE68yptMMeQ

https://u.cs.biu.ac.il/~katzmik/spot.html
A deeper root cause arguably of this and countless other security incidents involving software:

https://xkcd.com/2030/

> I don't quite know how to put this, but our entire field is bad at what we do, and if you rely on us, everyone will die.
I’ll just stop using YouTube and it will be better for my health.
It’s even simpler than that. Currently there are hydroelectric dams using the same water to generate electricity. All you have to do is not do that.

The U.S. used a nuclear generator on a ship for that purpose back when they controlled the Canal Zone.

Today I don’t see why they don’t just install a bunch of solar and use the hydroelectric as energy storage to smooth out the production.
Look, if you want a "real" WAF capability you buy something like Imperva and manage the care and feeding of a team of say 2-4 ppl who understand web app vulnerabilities in depth, AND know the tool. Your SOC/NOC will need training and procedures too. Fully loaded an average enterprise will pay > $1M a year to maintain the capability if you look at the TCO carefully.

There are environments where this makes sense. Banks are the classic - they have the money, they care about the risk, lots of places have systems still on java 8 and take > 1 month to deploy code fixes.

The biggest practical problem in my experience is that it's almost impossible to keep good people maintaining an enterprise WAF. Anyone with a deep enough understanding of web app security and network infra to do the job properly will get bored in the role and leave. WAFs are usually barely maintained for this reason.

Another major issue is alert handling - there's nobody with enough context. The SOC staff usually understand nothing (not the vuln, not web, not the app). The devs don't understand the vuln and the security team don't understand the app so tickets go round in circles with nobody able to understand if an alert is an FP or an actual issue. Eventually alerts start getting quietly dropped on the floor.
There’s just an economic bar where below that point, it’ll be what happens.
Similar thing with solar and electric cars. Already cheaper to install solar than keep running coal.
Give it a couple years and a government will be offering a rebate on cars only if the car can double as grid storage when parked.
It is crazy how bad the name GPTS is. I see a lot of people struggling to know what to call them and "My GPT's" is as good as any I guess.

I went ahead and created the concept of a gipety (singular) and gipeties (plural). I'll spend the rest of this week trying to popularise those words and see how it goes....
It’s almost certainly that – the alternative would hopefully get all apps implicated in that scheme kicked out of the App Store immediately (for circumventing the user-facing privacy settings).
They seem to be missing an "is this ethical?" Q&A.
I remember them well enough. But this is the first time I've ever heard of an actual use for it.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/...

https://medium.com/@jonathan2457/location-triggered-notifica...

"Because the system actually monitors the regions, you don’t need to request always permissions for your app"
> The bigger question for me is how they harvest at that scale

What about just heating up or cooling down the space they're in beyond their tolerances?
There was an experiment done where they stood outside of a supermarket and asked people if they would buy dolphin friendly tuna only. The vast majority said yes. Then they compared that to actual sales and discovered that people basically voted with their wallets, with the vast majority picking the cheaper can of fish regardless of dolphin status

(Aside, dolphin friendly tuna is a scam, don’t believe it.)
I use .deb packages mostly rather than pip.

Signatures are checked if present, at least.

Also packages that stop working because python removes stdlib modules that they use, tend to get found and patched in distributions. In pypi if they are abandoned, they will be unusable for all eternity.
Should be integrated into CRT (the terminal emulator).
Why? Android’s microphone permission UI works pretty much the same as iOS these days, as far as I can tell.
tl;dr This is a clinical trial was being done on people with super high cholesterol caused by their genes. The two people that died both died of a heart attacks, very consistent with their condition, one had advanced heart disease.
Too late, if you're in the US. The FDA has an allowable level of insects or insect fragments in much of the food you eat. So you're probably getting a decent amount of insects and other things (probably best not to think about) in your food. A ground beef/insect blend only adjusts that ratio upward, and would be more transparent about it. Bon appetite, lol.
Ha. Good call. I see it now, although TBH in recent times I've heard similar sentiments expressed quite unsarcastically, so an "/s" would be charitable.
I’d guess because startups are hard, rarely lucrative, and only make sense if you’re deeply invested in the idea. I’d guess for most technologists they’d prefer to sink their blood sweat and tears in their own ideas.
How does this compare to the (better-known IIANM) Introduction to Algorithms by Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest and Stein?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Algorithms