skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I suggest reading up on the subject now that enough time had passed that information is more readily available.
The KLA was designated as a terrorist organisation by (among others) Amnesty International and the FBI itself removed it from its terrorist list only months before the bombing started.
But even past that point, Rambouillet was not in good faith by any way you look at it, it was designed to be unacceptable and justify a military operation that did nothing to help the people out claimed to protect.
Is the U.S. economy in good or bad shape?
Yup

I feel that Clean Code and Uncle Bob is like modern tiktok influencer hustlers. It's feel good whishy-washy crap that has some amount of truth but in the end it ends up being very non-productive

Not to mention UB was all butthurt the other day when people found out a conference he was invited to had fake speakers in its lineup. But hey, I guess it takes one to defend one.
Thanks for contributing your work as OSS and writing a comprehensive blog post about it :)

I like the simplicity of your approach without vector DB etc. In case you want to add one, Typesense seems to be a good OSS fit.
It classifies as submersion when the case is saturated.

Also with these things you never buy at the line. You get something that's a couple of ratings higher than what you expect. That allows some margin for error and uncertainty.
My sympathies, you've gotten a pretty raw deal.

> I have to be always on-call so nothing fails.

You have agency in where you set your boundaries with your employer, perhaps quite a lot more than you feel or have been exercising historically. Decide how much you on-call you are willing to do and don't do any more for free. E.g. if you're paid to work 40 hours per week, don't volunteer to donate another 20 hours of work to the investors for free. Do your 40 and turn work comms off.

Management has decided to under-resource your team, for management to understand this has caused a problem, they need to experience the consequences of the decision, and feel that it is causing a problem for them personally. You can help them understand the situation by limiting your on-call participation to a level that is sustainable and makes sense for you and your family (and leaves you with enough energy outside of work). Then if the system goes down when you are not scheduled on-call, you need to leave your managers to deal with the fallout until you are back at work in your scheduled business hours.
Because the tarmac is empty does not mean the people and nature living around the roads are gone. Whenever resource sharing with other living creatures pops up in America it somehow gets turned into a 'blind policital statement'.
To add to the YAML one, doing pragmatic things in a markup language like YAML (glaring at Ansible, Helm, others), is also a war crime
Why'd I take speed for twenty years?
New South Korean statistics worsen dread over low birthrate
You would not upgrade from the 5 to a 6, as it would be a small upgrade. You would likely want to upgrade from a 3, but the design is too old, the cameras are too small, and probably other problems. I think we need a very stable upgradable base.
And also: do those options cancel each other, or other options, out?

Also also: if so, then yes. To hell with efficiency and productivity. If they can't share, I don't care.
I wanted to see what's really going on, but the bloomberg article on the twit link seems taken down right now.
I lost one 20 years ago, that was the closest I've been to breaking one.
What is your diet ? I am assuminf there is no processed sugar or refined wheat/gluten ?
>I was at MS in 2008 September and internally they had a very beautiful and well functioning Office web already

So why did they never release that and went with Office 365 instead?
> Wow this is such an awful excuse.

yes for whomever organized such a curse and didn't give such guidance.

And besides curse asked for project to do something. It did. It printed lines.
We can call the email gimmick, the marketeering strategy, making a turd look good.

Don't blame students for failure of whomever designed the curse.
>If you take care to avoid the "modern" bloated crap, or notoriously intensive like new games, or now AI-related stuff, a decade-old computer is absolutely more than enough computing power for a lot of things.

Most likely your phone is more powerful than those old computers. Why not just hook it into an external monitor and use it?
Clean it?
RIP. That's an interesting phone death.

I actually killed a Nokia 6303 because the alarm went off and it vibrated off the window sill into a large pan of potatoes I'd just boiled. You just never know what is going to happen.
That's nice.

It's all completely wrong though.

Blair came in 1997, stayed steady in 2001, and was already losing seats by the 2005 despite the improvements to living.

Take a look at the graphs.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poverty_in_the_United_Kingdo...

Poverty in the UK dropped significantly under Labour, and after they were replaced it flattened.

2008 was a global financial crisis, so a little harsh to blame it on Labour. Could it have been handled better? Maybe, but the recovery here was pretty quick until the Tories decided to do what they can to extend it through breaking the country up via austerity.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007%E2%80%932008_financial_...
So they were supposed to remove him as CEO and keep him on the board? I think that plan fails rather predictably.
Your whataboutism argument isn't going very well.

Through his antics, his moronic public statements, and the changes he made to the platform, Musk created the conditions that resulted in Disney pulling its advertising from Twitter.

The End.

All that remains for Musk to do now is to grow up and take responsibility for this outcome.

But, given that he has told his customers to "go fuck themselves", it seems unlikely that he will take responsibility any time soon.
CMake 3.28.0 available, with C++20 modules support
I don't think in-band signaling is the problem. You can describe anything with a sequence of symbols and I find it elegant to be honest. It's just that the protocols are outdated and fragmented.
Getting people out of cars and onto bikes and/or walking is weakening them? Hm.
Thanks for putting the areas of his different possessions in perspective. My main takeaway goes in the direction of your last statement:

> His final lot was going to be several tens of thousands acres, so he did go a little bit overboard with it.

Balance in life might be the pathway to happiness and fullfillment. You need health, family & friends and of course some wealth. Not too small and also not to big. Balancing my efforts between these pillars is sometimes hard when the general attitude often is to maximize wealth. It comes down to me leaving early at work to spend time with my family or do sports while other colleagues stay and work longer hours. But in the long run, I feel like this is the right way for me.
You can get round that black but lit screen by connecting an external monitor. You can unplug it afterwards but it’s needed to get Linux installed on some iMacs.
6581 units are so wildly different re filter behaviour that most game musicians of the time avoided using filters altogether! 8580 is basically a fix, and had way more consistency
I don’t have kids, but my niece and nephew visited a while back and loved it. It’s definitely urban. There’s often playgrounds and kids’ swimming pools in condos, parks are mostly urban with playgrounds, there’s loads of places for them to ride bikes safely, skate, etc. If anything, people complain about it being a little too sanitised. Unless you are loaded, you’ll be living in a small apartment rather than a house with a garden, but the condo facilities and parks make up for it.

It’s Singapore, so it’ small and you won’t get vast forests, but there’s enough nature spots to keep kids happy. You can always go cycling around Pulau Ubin at the weekend to soak up the jungle atmosphere or hike along the Southern Ridges or up Bukit Timah, and I often see smaller kids wandering around the mangrove boardwalks with their parents trying to spot lizards and otters.

It is expensive if you have kids though. You’ll pay a lot in school fees, and if public transport isn’t enough for you, cars are very expensive as well. Having said that, the schools and public transport are both top notch.
Tell HN: Upgrading to Android 14 (OneUI 6) almost doubled battery usage of AOD
A few days ago I was happy to see that my phone (Samsung S22) received the system notification for upgrading it to Android 14. However, I was quickly disappointed by the new Always On Display (AOD) design the new OneUI 6 provides. Sure, it's true that it now enables some customization, including the ability to change clock style. However it's impossible to change the font to the thin one (I believe it was Roboto Condensed Thin [1]) that was used in Android 13. Instead, it appears to be using the system font, and not the thin variant of it, but the default. Because of the bolder clock font, a significantly larger fraction of the screen is illuminated. And sure enough, it impacts the battery usage. On Android 13 AOD accounted for 6.7% of battery usage on my phone, whereas now it accounts for 11%, almost double of what it was before.

[1] https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto+Condensed
I kind of think that if you have life-changing relationships, the books and the sex will fall into place more sensibly.
If you care for 42 to be special, here's video that might be of interest to you.

The Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFxT0sObrYQ
They're really easy to get off. I've done at least 5 now. Just get one of the microwaveable heat packs and use it to soften up the adhesive, then work round it with a spudger and clean it up afterwards.
Maybe they're growing edible fungi underground? Between Mordor and Isengard, they clearly had impressive command of biotech.
Subscribed for a year after a free trial. Returns more relevant results than Bing, snappy interface and just overall gives you a good impression. They have a fast GPT powered article summarizer, which I find extremely useful when exploring library documentation. Not something that a plain ChatGPT cannot do, of course, but Kagi is just faster.
You should as well check out their lightweight webkit based browser, Orion (MacOS only).
In the Philippines, buffets are "eat all you can," which is not quite the same as the US' "all you can eat."
As a resident, I would never opt to drive to the supermarket, I prefer to walk, or take my bicycle if necessary.
I would gladly take small, diverse stores who sell local products over big supermarket chains. Unfortunately, in most big cities in EU this is not an option, anymore.
Exactly. Noise adds texture - which is an important ingredient in visual art and design. But too much noise obstructs the image. It's all about balance – just like cooking.
I almost started the wrong company
That may be true, if done on occasion rather than regularly. But just because it's "only" rice doesn't make it insignificant, even though rice is such a staple that it may seem so. That's what I commented on.

Food in general is a significant part of our ecological footprint. Rice has a relatively high impact for a crop. Of course it's still in a different ballpark than beef.
Just take a group of people that actually know and work together and you're authentic. Forced diversity is idiotic: either you do it or you don't, but you show what you're doing to be authentic.

Imagine how cringe it would be if only white guys were allowed to work at Google and they displayed in all their marketing a fully diverse group of non-white girls. That would be... inauthentic.

Just the fact girls are less than guys in IT is something we should demonstrate, understand, change if needed. Not hide behind a facade of 50/50 display everywhere as if the problem was already solved or that it was even a problem in the first place.
It doesn't say anything about avoiding them. It's just indicating that they are (potentially) paywalled.

To a user willing to pay Kagi for a better search experience that may well be seen as a mark that those articles are more likely to be worth reading.
How does an investigation equal abuse? If you did no wrong, you don't have to fear any investigation about what you did with the money, and whether you deserve it or not.

By requesting welfare money, you agree that the government can investigate you.
I assume they’ll show up on https://hackernewsbooks.com/ - I’m not affiliated and only rarely check it, but I appreciate that it exists.
It's the same in most large cities. Of course this is paid for at the till...
Surely the moment calls for something closer to: Cur suffragia malores dejiciuntur?
Countries have a labor shortage while simultaneously having overemployment with people doing pointless jobs, or people desperately searching for jobs and hundreds of people applying to the same positions. People who "graduate" from working at a grocery store and putting money in their own pockets often end up sitting at a computer doing nothing but scrolling through the internet and putting money in their employer's pockets.

Corner grocery stores aren't really a problem.
Is there some fun way to take Plan 9 out for a spin on a macos system ? Or its designated successor, Inferno ?
I mean, not everyone went out and bought one, a lot of people just put up with it. But a window AC is roughly $200, which fits within the disposable income budget of the middle class.
"Non-Player Character"
Kagi is ok but I don't understand the level of gushing over it that I see here. I got the 100 query free trial a few months ago and haven't used it up yet. So I'm not willing to buy a monthly subscription for something I'd rarely (won't say never) use. A flat $20 for 500 queries would be fine and might last me a year or so.
It seems they mean grocery store, rather than supermarket. Also take into account that in the Netherlands it's more common to go grocery shopping daily or every few days.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhetorical_device#Hyperbole
That dark blurry photo can be compressed at 10% without any meaningful loss of quality.
> I'm not going to go hungry or cheat on my diet purely out of politeness.

It's not politeness.

If we distill "all you can eat" down to the basics, you take a small amount, you eat it, only then do you get more.

It's generally fine to reorder those actions, such as by getting more food upfront, but the outcome needs to be the same as the basic version. That's the business deal being made. If you make a deal with the intent to break it, you should feel guilty, outside of exceptional circumstances.

If they're not willing to serve something acceptable to you, that's bad of them, but it doesn't mean you get to break the rules. Even if you "had" to be there for some external reason.

Also ejecting someone, or cutting off their supply, is probably nicer than charging them for eight pounds of extra food.

And again, this only applies to all you can eat situations. Not other restaurants, not plane meals.
As somebody who's lived in both Amsterdam and the Bay Area, the list of things that Bay Area car advocates say are impossible that I've seen work with my own eyes is endless.
Because OP is just a news website. This is the product page of the manufacturer: https://www.plogue.com/products/chipsynth-c64.html
>You can describe anything with a sequence of symbols

That does not mean it is efficient. If the data is on the GPU then with in-band signaling you have to copy it off of the GPU to send it to the terminal and then the terminal has to copy it back to the GPU.
Bad analogy: for the electrons, Volts are (inverse) latency, and wire thickness is maximum bandwidth (or max amp). That is, make electrons go faster, instead of pushing more electrons at the same time.

Of course none of this really makes sense, for example you can't increase wire thickness to increase amps etc.
> because for certain prompts, the approximate consensus of all available text on the internet is pretty much true

I think you're slightly mischaracterising things here. It has potential to be at least slightly and possibly much better than that. This is evidenced by the fact it is much better than chance at answering "novel" questions that don't have a direct source in the training data. Why it can do it is because at a certain point, to solve the optimisation problem of "what word comes next" the least complex strategy actually becomes to start modeling principles of logic and facts connecting them. It is not in any systematic or reliable way so you can't ever guarantee when or how well it is going to apply these, but it is absolutely learning higher order patterns than simple text / pattern matching, and it is absolutely able to generalise these across topics.
Here is one: https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/tree/main/reprod...
Doesn't every capitalist consider humans capital deep down? Who'd come up with a name like "human resources" otherwise lmao, in ex-socialist countries it's usually called something more normal like cadre service.

Besides I don't see the market difference of having to pay to maintain a horse with feed, healthcare, grooming, etc. which likely costs something on a similar order as paying a human's monthly wage that gets used in similar ways. Both come with monthly expenses, generate revenue, eventually retire and die, on paper they should follow the same principle with the exception that you can sell a horse when you want to get rid of it but have to pay severance when doing the same with a person. I doubt that influences the overall lifetime equation much though.
There are elves in the Laundry Files universe - and they are not nice elves, as Stross says in notes on the first novel to feature them:

"in the Laundry universe, elves are nazis with pointy ears"

They aren't immortal although they do deploy WMD levels of magic.

http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2017/06/crib-she...
for example, search for constellations that send gliders back and forth through empty space.

If you have one of period p, you can make one of period p + 8n for every n in Ν by moving the guns further away from each other. Find a few guns that take longer to ‘reload’ upon getting ‘hit’.

Search on, and hopefully, you can find the 7 other modulos.

And it need not be glider guns. It could also be constellations that send a ‘ripple’ through occupied space back and forth.

I guess such ones can be made with smaller periods, but may require larger constants than 8 because you typically can’t move them further apart by a single cell.

Edit: another comment mentions https://conwaylife.com/wiki/P43_Snark_loop, a single construct that can be tweaked to have any period ≥ 43.
Public opinion polls show significant support for regulating AI companies, e.g. here's one survey: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/poll-shows-british-public-sup...

Here's a group pushing for regulation and looking for volunteers: https://pauseai.info/

I would hesitate to physically break stuff -- sounds potentially unethical and could harm momentum for regulation
How's your breath? Frequently you either have a mouth microbiome that ends up acidic and prone to cavities, or you end up with a high pH mouth which lends itself to tartar buildup and halitosis.

Of course if your teeth are decaying due to cavities and this is left untreated, halitosis is also a common result.
Sri Lanka chiming in: this was the case when I was growing up. Two corner stores within 50 meters of my home. Personal relationship with both owners (they set aside my favourite paper, advised me on razors when I started shaving). Now that has been lost with supermarkets. It's all very convenient with a lot of choice, but something has been lost. Something experiential that can't be boiled down to KPIs.
Reading this thread more people need to learn about the 3-2-1 backup strategy.

If it's only in the cloud it's not backed up, its stored.

If its on the cloud and on your local PC it's not backed up, it's copied.

If it's on your local PC and two independent clouds, or on your pc, on your local NAS and on the cloud it is backed up.

3 copies, two different mediums, at least one off site. In most interpretations cloud is considered a different mediu..
Correct. It's pretty sad to see such fundamental lack of understanding of economic principles.
I think the article assumes that JPG 65, WebP 65 and AVIF 65 all produce same quality which is not necessarily true.
Of course to normal people, this just seems like another Google keynote. If OP is counting the number of white people, maybe they're the weird one here.
Do you still use other search engines?

You should start to do your everyday searches on both and compare the results. For me, this showed that kagi can save me time, I'm rarely scrolling to find good results where on DDG or Google I'd rephrase and search again often.

I don't like Kagi for other things, but that's not the topic here.
Rarely is there a simple, one line cause (and solution) to a complex problem. However, I think stopping base erosion and profit shifting is it.
Time to break them up, then. Monopolies are just as bad when they are consuming entities rather than producing (or selling) entities.
They support OIDC login now, so you don't need an Apple/Google/Microsoft account.
I've only experienced gradual failures so far, which give me time to fix or migrate. Sudden failure is harder to deal with. Wireless charging plus replaceable batteries would be a perfect combo.
In Berlin, there is within the block of my apartment 6 supermarkets. There is even two of the same brand one of them on one corner and the other on the other corner.
For me it just brings a lot of peace of mind to be able to click on any link and not have it blocked by ublock or pihole.

All links are what Kagi believes to be valid results.
Have you tried just using interdental brushes, like these[1]? Using these once a day did wonders for my gingivitis levels.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/Sunstar-6505A-Soft-Picks-Advanced-Pac...
"make it feel more like a hospital"
I'm pretty sure I played with ViolaWWW web browser in late '92 - certainly at some point in '93 we were writing web pages and trying to work out how to connect them to simulation programs.

My first reaction on reading about Mosaic is, on reflection, quite amusing - when I read it I thought "Nice browser but why would anyone want to load a document over a network?" :-)
This is what convince me that all are hoax.
I don't see why the handler could not go back to textual mode is the console is serial.

Some devices have neither a serial console nor a text-mode screen powered by BIOS; all they have is a framebuffer device. There a QR code could work really well. No need to have any font data, for instance.
Robodebt wasn't "an investigation". It was "Our algorithm (which we know is very frequently wrong) guessed you might have money, so we've retroactively cancelled your benefits and will come after you for fraud until you can prove your innocence via an appeal process that's been deliberately obfuscated".

Governments own lawyers advised them that their plans were illegal, in advance.
I feel like what you’re describing is bad abstraction. This is the real issue, people designing things off two or three examples, not making sure that what they have is general enough to accommodate future usage.
Clean code is bullshit. Don't get me wrong: I like to have beautiful and clean code very much. But code has to be maintainable, performant, reliable, communicative, adaptive and all kind of other things before it has to be clean.

If your clean code hurts those, you made the code worse.

Sometimes you will just have to accept that things take the number of lines they do and having them duplicate in different places is a feature as you (or someone else) might have the reasonable desire to change the individual parts.

Whenever your sense of aesthetics overrides practical concerns you should pause and take a step back.