skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You might lose that bet. Availability of social support structure plays a far bigger role in many parts of the world. I first hand know many poor people who had kids but it was easy because they had a wide social circle to help raise their kids.
I've noticed this too. 100% CPU usage, laptop temperature skyrockets and fans kick on
Reminds me of the chicken boy who spent four years as an infant in a chicken coop.

> he communicates by making a rapid clicking noise with his tongue

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2004/jul/11/fiji.jennyfors...
If they have a lot of siblings there is even more speech
Yes, very much so. With multiple "flavours" based on debian, ubuntu, slackware or void.
I'd say that is making my point.
"Messages getting lost entirely is a whole separate matter - so you got the two ticks telling you it'd been delivered, but nothing at the recipient's end? Was this a long time ago? I would stop using it too if I had that problem, I agree."

This is the matter I am mostly talking about. Everything else is annyance.

As far as I remember, it was mostly only 1 tick, but likely also an instance with 2 ticks (grey) - but no trace ever on the recipent.

It happened often during the peak of new users coming to signal, with the latest whatsapp drama ( I use signal since the beginning), but since then not that I am aware off. But it did erode trust for me and others, so I cannot safely recommend it anymore.
I want AI to improve things. Unfortunately, the US spending so much on healthcare every year is a policy problem and I don’t think it’s something AI can easily solve.
The actual reason is asymptotes. I leave it as an exercise to the reader to see what happens as you divide by smaller and smaller numbers as they approach zero.

In calculus you want continuity. You don't want your curve to suddenly jump to some inane location - like zero - as some have suggested for the solution to 2/0.

Tragically this is a blog post where the author clearly doesn't have any math background at all.
If you try it with long division, you'll notice that the process never terminates, regardless of the digits you put as the answer. It's hardly a rigorous proof, but it's a good hint that something strange is happening.
The existence of this GQL is yet another example showing the failure of the unix model, where programs output text instead of structured data. Now we need a new query language and a new external adapter program just to do a basic select. Yet we call it progress.

Imagine instead if there was a standard xQL that could run on any tool.
LLM as a Function
Yes — something annoying.
Show HN: FlashLite – Play Flash Games on Android
> "The last official WikiReader image was released by Pandigital in 2011. However, there exists an active fork [...]"
> "The latest update was released by this community in June 2021."

Nice to see that a community-backed project can outlive the official one for such a long time and keep it alive.
Shows how good open source can be.
> I'm Ukrainian and everyone in Ukraine who isn't a russian supporter shares my opinion.

When you say "everyone supports my opinions" you're basically denying people their own voice - I am in touch with Ukrainians and what you say is plain wrong - you don't need to be in Ukraine to know that. Seriously, your opinions are the kind of opinions people in the West generally view as signs of dicatorship and actually associate with Nazis and fascism.

You believe your opinions are right, everyone who is not "a russian supporter" shares them with you, and that ALL russians are nazis - when will you realize you are the problem, not the imaginary nazis both Ukrainians and Russians keep blaming everything on?
Ventoi + https://minios.dev/ru/#more
Big distro. These fat-cat volunteer kernel devs are just trying to keep us down by giving us so much free software that we collapse under the weight of it.
I’m so glad this got posted. It’s very cool. Going to dedicate a weekend to tinkering with the desktop.

I like that it feels very much like pipelines which I write for my day job but combines tiling and it looks very fast.

I did go down a bit of a rabbit hole on the whole of the Arcan side of things. How have I not heard about this before? Very very cool stuff.
It’s also not meant to be a direct comparison of any sort, but for some reason the people on HN manage to completely overlook that. The highly analytical mind truly is a blessing and a curse, especially when coupled with blind contempt for something.
I don't know if it is actually implemented, but note it could be either of the two endpoints that could cooperate to allow decryption - client (browser) or server.

It is possible that Google is not allowed to operate in India unless they transmit all the keys to the government somehow. If they are forced to share the private key used for Youtube's certificates, that would allow effective MITM, or entirely passive surveillance if a non-ephemeral key suite is used. Google could also be required to send them every ephemeral key.
All things considered, we must postulate the possibility that killing the bird is purposeful.

It would not be the first time that a company has been tanked with the intention of purchasing it at its lowest value.

A “good Knight” charges in offering 1 cent on the dollar (or .1 or .01 etc.) the purchasing company may appear as having no association with said person, but is indeed deemed “a friendly “

This is a possibility, who can tell?
Where you lose me is declaring it’s a power that the executive must have without legislative authorization. (And similarly, the other branches.)

Where does that come from?
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I have a family with a lot of kids. Their neighbour was living with his small family somewhere else for a year where their kids had the sibling and grandparents to talk to.

The younger of two had speech problems.

Then they returned home and the neighbour kids made both of them to talk in a matter of weeks and months.
This is my problem too. I love Ubiquiti's stuff when it works, but my home switches 10Gig at the moment, and 10Gig from my ISP is coming soon. Right now I run a full-on firewall 1U main server/router that can do that, but I'd drop it in a heartbeat if Ubiquiti had a reasonably priced (sub $1K) 10Gig version of exactly this product.
Arborists learn all sorts of things including climbing, rope work, safety with saws, root structures, etc. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arborist for an overview. If you just want to ID trees, take photos of as many of the base, bark, leaves, flowers, seeds and general growth habit as you can, then upload to iNaturalist.org to get an ID.
Hmmm, it was within a week or two of getting AirPods Pro (and heavily using the noise cancelling mode) that I developed a strange dull ache/pressure throughout my sinuses and upper jaw. Stopped using noise cancelling and it seems to have improved a lot but hasn’t completely gone away.

Some googling suggests noise cancelling tech has negative side-effects for quite a lot of people.

I strongly suspect that many others must be suffering from environment-/diet-/tech-induced ailments but are simply not inquisitive enough to experiment and identify the sources of discomfort.
Using public laundry... It's a very long time ago but I remember that atmosphere, sometimes I talked to other people there or read magazines they had lying around or took my own book to read!!
Hilarious and unexpected twist at the end. Can't believe I haven't seen this before.
What sort of comparison are you looking to make here? The Roadster will be competing with 911, not Cybertruck. You’re getting up in arms against a marketing gimmick.
Genuinely curious What do you need 50+ vlans for? It feels like you could have physical lans to separate or simply different subnets? It’s hard for me to imagine why you would want to aggregate so many vlans over a single physical connection?
MicroPython was what I used before ESPHome too! I think ESPHome could really benefit from a scripting component, but adding one seems like lots of work.

You can send keys directly to the key collector from wherever you want, but you'd probably have to configure an individual action for each key, unless there's a feature I'm not seeing.

Maybe you could create a new ShiftRegisterKeypad component?
This must have been in the training data. Which human rater do we have to thank for this propensity to use the word "multifaceted"?
Totally misleading.

What you actually are looking for is gpt4all:

https://github.com/nomic-ai/gpt4all
I, uhhh, look. I feel weird posting about this, I don’t need really need anything.

This is year 3 since I was diagnosed with MS, and the second treatment of this amazing drug (Lemtrada) I have is in January (did 2 years of another drug first). After this year, theoretically, I should be done getting drugs for this and provided I don’t get cancer or something else horrifying, I should be able to relax a little. Hopefully forever.

I’ve had to reinvent myself as a result of this, I lost my old career, I am almost through gradschool to start my second career. I went hiking across Spain in the heat of July, other than my vision being trash and a plethora of weird body sensations, I want for nothing. No, I’m fine.

But I wasn’t fine. I was definitely messed up as a result of this, and occasionally I have a really hard time just dealing with life, usually in November when it’s the anniversary of first getting sick. I was really lonely for awhile and while I have great family and great support I had to wrestle with most of this stuff on my own. Nobody else can understand when you get sick if they haven’t had that experience.

Anyway, give money, help people out, etc. I get things are hard out there, but if you can, think good thoughts for your fellow human being this year. People are dealing with a lot of garbage and you may not be able to see just looking at them.

I look totally normal - I’m just some random middle aged dude, but I’ve recently suffered immensely and you’d never know it unless you knew me closely. I’m on the mend, and I’ll be fine, but I guess I mean to say, often times you don’t know when people are having a hard time. I guess what I ask is that can you cut people some slack? Call your old friends, you haven’t talked to in a bit, reach out to that one friend who’s been absolutely obnoxious during the present Omni-crisis we’re in. Touch base with that friend who’s getting a divorce, or whatever. Reach out to your friends, forgive your enemies if you can, and think good thoughts for those who are suffering.

I am not a religious person at all, so this isn’t based in that, but like, be collaborative not competitive, help people not because you think you’ll look good for doing it, but because we all know it’s the right thing to do. Do that for me, please even if you can’t help out here. Treat others nicely this winter, you don’t know what they’re going through, and they often don’t want to tell you or talk about it.
The pipelines here have nothing to do with Germany, they go between Finland and Estonia, and aren't particularly critical. Finland just joined NATO, so there's your motivation - harassment.

Before Finland joined NATO Russian military planes would regularly violate our airspace, just to show that they can. Of course now under NATO they will try to annoy us even more. China is anti-NATO, so they are fine with this.
You’ll be let down if you expect people to be talking about things they know about on HN.
I didn't even notice until you pointed it out. Thank you. It seems so normal now.
Taipei a little too grimy more often than not for my taste, takes time for the charm to shine through compared to JP. But it's certainly there. Wouldn't hurt to have their conscripts do a few days of pressure washing if water wasn't so scarce.
Interesting article ! Another imrpovement (unrelated to strings) would be to exit the function as soon a an impossible RGB value is reached (instead of processing everyrhing).
I am willing to bet good money that almost all of these people would prefer to live in a nice modern apartment in the same spot, if provided at the same cost.

Pretending otherwise might get clicks but is doing the people a disservice.
So is this confirming my point? Sorry, I am a bit confused who made who talk etc.
The author doesn't explain the argument in detail, but he is trying to say:

when you have "x * y = z" you can perform "x = z / y"

ie: "2 * 3 = 6" therefore "2 = 6 / 3"

But it breaks if you try to do division by zero

ie: "2 * 0 = 0" translates into "2 = 0 / 0", we could assume this is good, but if you use any different value for X, you get other nonsensical answers , say "x = 3" ... so "3 * 0 = 0" therefore "3 = 0 / 0"

So as long as you don't divide by zero, the conversion of "x * y = z" into "x = z / y" will work. If "y" is zero, then the conversion breaks down. Hence division by zero is undefined because there is no correct answer.

----

The other argument one could do, not mention in the article, is the "limit of division by zero", which is a fancy way, what is the result if we don't divide by zero but get close to it.

Say we have number 2, and we keep dividing it by a number that gets closer and closer to zero

2 / 1 = 2

2 / 0.5 = 4

2 / 0.25 = 8

2 / 0.125 = 16

2 / 0.0625 = 32

So as our divisor gets closer to zero, our result gets closer to infinity.

But the problem is, what happens if we approach the zero from the other side,

2 / -1 = -2

2 / -0.5 = -4

2 / -0.25 = -8

2 / -0.125 = -16

2 / -0.0625 = -32

So as the divisor gets closer from the 'left side', from the negative side, the result is going to negative infinity.

This means that there is no convergence because dividing left of zero, and right of zero, leads to different result.

This is same as studying limit of lim of x->0 for cot(x) where the result leads to undefined value because limit approaching from left side does not converge to the limit approaching from the right side.
> when it comes to defending the right of big business / big distro to do whatever they want? ;)

Anything else about your alternative reality?

Also, why don’t you go and take on support for this given target, if it’s so important for you? Or pay for someone to do it? I’m sure the project wouldn’t mind supporting it if someone would have stepped up, but I’m sure it’s still not too late.
They're repetitive and sensational, and both of those factors are bad for HN. We can only guess why users flag things, but that is my guess.
If you believe that China would like to turn Russia into a puppet state, or that they would like to prolong Russia’s war in Ukraine for as long as possible (to bleed the West before China invades Taiwan later in the decade), then reducing Russia’s income from the West while also making energy more expensive for the West seems like maybe a good plan?

I dunno, it feels a bit beyond what China has done before.

But if this was an American ship having damaged a pipeline between Chinese allies in East Asia, we would say, sure, I can imagine the Americans wanting to harm China’s allies, I’m just surprised they used an American ship to do it.

So yeah, why not?
someone's read their James Burnham!
Well, yeah - if the spinal cord is severed - body parts below the injury can't be moved any more, but they don't start to rot off.
> In this particular case, a transformer is necessary in addition to those components, as opposed to a simple fixed inductor.

Interesting, why do you say that? Maybe I misunderstood. Do you have a link?
Aren’t a lot of kernel devs paid by large corporations?

Eg, this article.

https://thenewstack.io/contributes-linux-kernel/
you may want to go back and re-read the thread you are replying to ... the person I replied to wasn't talking about drama they made a "IoT home devices all spy on you" argument.
Mopidy does a great job, either on its own as a player of streams, MP3 files from the local drive or a NAS, or for connecting to various online services. I think you can even integrate shairport-sync to cast to it, but have only got that working on the hifiberry snapcast clients individually.

The only issue I've had with mopidy in general was getting it to work with Spotify. The API changed recently, and doesn't seem to work anymore via raspotify. I set up Tidal instead, and was good to go in ten minutes.

Also, you can send the output to snapcast and have multiple devices in separate rooms playing music synchronously.

There are various web-interfaces, or just use MPD to control the mopidy server.
No it doesn't
Your move
Seems weird US factory PMI 13th consecutive month under 50, i.e. contraction after covid highs. Would have expected to retain some momentum rolling into capex build out. Hopefully arizona fabs deliver, otherwise that's 1/4 of the investment not delivering. Either way, have to start somewhere. Americans will find a way. Get those sad boys into trade.
This appears to be true remote (I.e., globally remote) as long as you are willing/able to have 4 hours overlap with US working hours per day
I'm not sure what hifi system OP has, but another way to do this is by emulating the iPod remote mode over USB. It saves a bunch of trouble with emulating files. Denon/Marantz products have supported (and i believe still do) for a very long time
Discussion for the similarity post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34143101
It has had those for a decade now.
TV boxes IME usually ship with less compute than they have to [in order to provide reasonable UX] ;)
Are they supporting IPv6 now?
I find it sad that APL nowadays means Dyalog. They appear to do amazing work. Unfortunately, the license isn't open. Why would I invest time learning it only to be locked in? I wonder how much licensing plays in APL not being more popular and used in the present day. There are open variants, like GNU APL2 and J. However, GNU APL2 has none of the advancements made in the past 40 years and J is J, not APL. The notation is simply different.
Wait until I no-true-scotsman the shit out of you.
Wait until you find out what street photographers do.
/etc/env.d is a Gentoo-specific directory to define default env vars for user sessions. It's not a feature of clang to read that directory, so it's not correct to assume other distros would have it. It's just that Gentoo's compiler setup reads the CTARGET env var to select the target, and Gentoo uses /etc/env.d to set it.
Aldi have recently brought back their 'spiced tikka' flavour ridge-cut crisps and they are excellent.
Ursula von der Leyen's Pfizergate court cases
Aka called clickbait. Although the bug and the workaround are useful to know for everyone working with that machine.
Google delays Gemini launch from next week to January
I'm one of the lucky ones, as I grew out of my teenage years my brain changed and seizures stopped. You never stop looking over your should or thinking about it though, not at all.

One theory a doctor posed to me for why this could be happening (he'd seen it before), was simply down to neural pathways getting more set as you get older - the analogy he used was that a seizure is sort of like your brain short circuiting, so if it's less plastic that may make you less prone.

It's just ridiculous how adaptable the human brain is, I love reading about this stuff.
It's always amazing to see how many people are making use physics and solving equations in the real world.

Doing software and basic embedded there are so many tools and techniques we just don't see in a world where the are are three main classes of algorithm, "very simple", "available on PyPi", and "Only one guy here knows how it works".
I wonder what all this would cost?
Are we talking about the same thing? Not only have I never encountered any business back-testing experiments in any way, but purposefully running "losing" variants on a percentage of traffic would be anathema.
Exposure to speech before birth can facilitate learning in newborns
How is that worse than every gen x girl in the 90s talking like Rachel and every boy taking like Chandlier.

Everyone gets their pants in a bunch when a technology does what people already were doing before.
How to setup your typescript project for success
While you usually will hear a few cicadas every summer, they are all normally on a 13 or 17 year cycle. You may simply live in an area that is in the middle of a cycle. when that 13 or 17 year mark hits, you will likely hear them everywhere again. You can look up the "brood" cycle for your area online.
A much easier way to achieve this goal is to get an FM transmitter - a device that reads audio from Bluetooth or minijack and broadcasts it at low power over wideband FM. They cost around $10-$50.
1 Million hosts over 45 days = 15 min per host

That's a very realistic/optimistic number (especially as you do want to wait for all services to be running and marked as healthy)

"Oh but you can batch this" sure, but you don't want too much of a big batch that will make your service slow or want to risk shooting yourself in the foot - like rebooting your whole control plane then figuring out it doesn't work like that

(The 45 days is probably an estimate as well, I'm not sure they actually do that server by server)
Wrong, because you are only focusing on what lead to WebAssembly 1.0, almost a decade ago, not what happened afterwards the Web turned into ChromeOS.
Hello! Please tell me what kind of stuff you are doing that requires this and what are the different tradeoffs that seastar makes? I used seastar to build a software switch for SDNs some years ago…
The number of medical ‘professionals’ who just automatically dismiss possible connections like this is utterly depressing. I’m sure they must hear plenty of crackpot theories, but that’s no excuse for failing to help people who can be helped. I’m glad you managed to find a professional who was willing to take the time to actually consider your suggestions and help you.
Is that why other distros break? :)
I really miss Lays Magic Masala
On a separate but related topic, I have heard that meditation can trigger/worsen epilepsy, but there is also counter evidence that it can reduce seizures. I find this link interesting - even if there is no definitive finding yet.
Note: there are different types of meditation.
"It is the US that asserts a policy of isolation and punishment of China, not vice versa. So long as the US is maintaining a “defense perimeter” in the East and South China Seas that extends to a few kilometres from mainland China, it is not dealing with a peer, it is threatening a recalcitrant"

Perfectly put. US is hegemon and has been since end of WWII when all competing powers, including those in the victorious side, were so grievously damaged that US became the only country capable of refinancing and rebuilding the rest of the world. US is in decline only in relative terms, as China and India rise from grinding poverty to something like middle income
Maybe you should rethink your approach.
I upgraded from Ubiquiti USG to Firewalla (Gold). I confirm what others who have experience with both are saying: the Firewalla UX is better by a wide margin.
Difference between toddlers and kids.
Life on Earth has been proven 30 years ago in an experiment by Carl Sagan.
https://theconversation.com/carl-sagan-detected-life-on-eart...

Just imagine the technological progress made by space faring creatures in the 30 years since! Well. Not much in our case...
Kids ate food before smartphones existed. They miss one meal, throw one meltdown, and quickly learn that it's better to eat than go hungry.
An unsurprising paean considering both the writer and the subject. Mr. Kissinger’s defect, after all, perhaps not unlike Schmidt, was not in his intelligence, drive, or work ethic - features that Schmidt praises. It was, rather, a moral concern, an apparent belief that all means can be justified by a noble aspiration.
Are the recent releases safe?
> Do you think Ubiquiti APs are still good

Depends on specific model. Qualcomm-based ones are still good.