skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wonder if this was triggered by Microsoft having a big part in forcing Sam back into OpenAI. Certainly, housing the infrastructure and compute of OpenAI gives them some effective power.
> Schema covers the definition of a bunch of related tables. A database can run as many schemas at it wants, ...

You're really getting hung up on the way that many DBMSs conflate the traditional meaning of schema (the names and types of the columns) with something slightly different (the database schema along with the actual data in it and some other metadata).

In fact your own comment conflates those meanings too! You say "the definition of a bunch of tables" but you seem to be talking about the data in them as well as their definition. This seems like extra evidence that it is better to avoid this term.

At least when you're talking about the multiple different schemas (in the DBMS sense) in a database, they very often (not always) have different sets of tables with different column names and types, so they really do have different schemas (in the traditional sense). But here, the focus is really on the data itself being returned (albeit the benefit of it is that it has a more usefully rich schema than a traditional SQL result), so I think calling that data a schema is a bad word choice.
Ask HN: Experiments you would do given more time, money, energy
What are experiments that you would run or love to see given that you had more time, money, energy, skills, or whatever other resources that currently prohibiting you from running that experiment?

Background: I currently have more than enough resources and am looking for inspiration for experiments that I could support in some shape or form
Fitness Data would not be as accurate as apple and it would be sending a lot of tracking data back.
There’s iMessage the app and then there’s the proprietary Apple Push Notification Service. that Apple use in its implementation.

The iMessage app is incompatible with non Apple devices - there is no iMessage app available period outside of those that run on Apple operating systems.

The APN is not licensed for “public” third party usage unless permission is explicitly and expressly granted by Apple.

So yes, your non Apple device is 100% incompatible with iMessage, and unauthorized usage of the underlying APNs is illegal under the Apple Terms of Service.
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> Neither Singapore and Israel has a dominant currency, and yet both far, far outperform EU countries of similar siz

Can't really speak to Singapore, but Israel gets way more funding than basically any country in the EU. Now, a bunch of that is because it's had more successful startups and have been doing it longer, but some of it is extremely large investments in the country from US VCs.
All three of the companies involved are American companies
Apple Legal – Journaling Suggestions and Privacy
I haven’t, thanks! Signed up. Not wild about another layer of SaaS, but perhaps they’ll have a self hosted option.
"Elon Musk has acquired Y Combinator and swiftly fired dang and renamed it X Combinator."
See https://www-handyhase-de.translate.goog/magazin/android-alte..., for example https://e.foundation/.

See also https://murena.com/shop/smartphones/brand-new/murena-fairpho...
I restarted my phone because I thought my network was down blindly believing HN can never be down. Then I opened another website and realised this is one of those times that the website was actually down.
> I occasionaly charge it while showering

I didn't realise the Amazon watch was a self-winding mechanical watch. :)
This exact same argument works for Nintendo, Sony PlayStation and the Xbox

They all have closed application ecosystems and don’t allow third party stores.
Plenty of people implicitly (and likely unknowingly) use iMessage in the UK, because iPhones are quite popular here.

But indeed no one uses it for group chats. That's what WhatsApp is for.
> If the result of this case is "you can have a monopoly as long as your device and ecosystem are 100% locked down", that's terrible!

I guess part of the result is "you can't lock your ecosystem while pretending it's open". As for Apple's situation, it's different enough to warrant a separate lawsuit.
It won't do that in 5 years, let alone 10. You'll be unlikely to find a replacement battery, too.
>Most of this was built by Microsoft to work on Windows with git.

Hacking git into something it is not does not qualify as learning to cope with git in my book.

Apparently git does not solve all problems and there is indeed value in exploring other options and building new systems that fill other niches.
> The Euro is a major global reserve currency.

It really, really isn't. Like, how many Euro bonds can I buy today? Compare to the size of the treasury market. The Euro could certainly be a reserve currency, but a majority of eurozone members don't want the tradeoffs that would come with that.
It really doesn't matter who is worse morally here, just both situations are bad for consumer choice. I find it amazing that Apple things it is okay to attempt to take 15% of Audible revenue if they allowed you to buy books in the app, for example.
Hey, re-read the dude post you are replying, there are parentheses to signal which specific actor or none for both. Perhaps they weren't there when you answered.
The house at the beginning of No Time to Die is roughly a tent house like those in the Four Seasons in Chiang Rai.
Why so salty? His game will probably have a fraction of the resource requirements of the overkill, overbloated, kitchen-sink engines written in C# and C++. I would command this author for not going the easy way. This takes skills.
I suppose you meant "option" and in general that, the only solution is locking people up?

I see lots of other ways, the most simple one: just take away their drugs, if they use drugs in public.

If you do this regulary, no junkie will go somewhere, where he will seriously risk loosing his stuff.

Locking up people at some point is also possible, but there are lots of other ways before that.
Amazon has built it's empire on 0% interest rates and have done little cost reductions so far.

It has plenty of underused logistics space.

Nobody actually knows it's real bottom-line numbers once more automation and better usage of resources happens.

It might be bigger than any company Today, so ROI is kinda unknown so far, they've invested in mainly growth opportunities so far.

Also, Vietnam and other countries in development can be really profitable and a vehicle for growth. Check how $MELI is literally Amazon for latin america, despite Amazon being there.

There are still many growth opportunities for Amazon logistics, for example getting bigger into the B2B space etc.
A practical approach to schema changes in ClickHouse
How is a “SQL database” different from a “relational database”?

I’m in industry, so I’ve only ever heard these databases described as relational databases. I’d love to understand more.
I only got object orientation when I spent time inmersed in a Smalltalk dialect, Pharo. By using a language that goes objects all way down, implementing it properly, you avoid keep returning and clinging to the programming patterns you learned before as crutches, that get in the way of learning to think differently.

If you have some spare time, I recommend the Pharo MOOC to that purpose: https://mooc.pharo.org/
My guess from this magical talk is that this allows recording of stereoscopic video using two cameras with an additional LIDAR data stream that with processing could enhance the 3D depth effect when viewed in VR. 3D Video+?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pidgin_(software) ?
Unfortunately you are wrong. A single example of a Muslim in a non-muslim society with non-Islamic laws in the technological world says nothing (each of these factors have some effect). See 1400 years of Islamic history. Worked a thousand times better than the failed American Prohibition, and worked sustainably. Worked even in the places without an active government, not to mention the amount of control the governments had over individuals in the past was far lower due to lack of necessary technology.

As a Muslim myself, I’d never drink and use drugs even if I was the only person on Earth. Due to fear of God. Muslim people whom I know closely (family, friends) are of the same sentiment.

What does a Christian think will happen if he drinks in secret? For most sects, he is forgiven anyways because Christ. Atheists? Nothing. Muslims? There is accountability in the form of punishment in the afterlife.
Love to get just the headset (sans Bluetooth controllers).
It evolved in two directions. On the one side, Turbo Pascal which constantly updated the language, added OOP later on. On the other side the development of the successors by Wirth, like Modula and Oberon. All of those were quite popular here in Europe. But especially the US rather trended into the direction of C and later on C++. C was percieved a "fast" language, though there were good performing implementations of the Pascal family too. Fun fact: on the Amiga, the Modula-2 implementation even performed better than the C compilers awailable back then.

On this matter, it is especially interesting to look at Go. While it takes the syntax mostly from C, it actually draws most features from the Wirth family of languages. Which is no surprise as one of the co-creators, Robert Griesemer worked together with Wirth in the past.
There is an anti-procrastination setting in your account settings
Probably also because almost no consumer knows or uses the term "stereo video".
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How did you do that (with the font)?
Cats are very much social creatures. They can share activities (or, more often, lack thereof) with others. But they're not pack creatures like dogs.
In other news, the biggest Ukrainian mobile operator Kyivstar is down due to a hacker attack. Coincidence?
When has that ever worked? And why does this count as a solution rather than a poor workaround for you?
The most popular implementation (by Borland) being closed source and unavailable on Linux during the rise of the FOSS and Linux revolution.
No. Windows is not free - the manufacturer prepays for the license and it’s built in to your hardware purchase price.

Look up “windows oem” using your favorite search engine.
Yes you can use //b anywhere in the content as long as you follow the syntax

//3 make longer and more verbose

Make //3 //v

//r //3 make more //v

Etc
> “It's interesting to me that the same people the scream about muh socialism and want legal drugs aren't willing to pay the price for it.”

Legalization has nothing to do with socialism. It’s a libertarian policy.

Socialists would tend to favour prohibition, because the costs to society as a whole (increased healthcare and law enforcement costs, economic impact of addicts not working, increased crime, etc) would be considered to outweigh the individual freedom of being able to consume whatever drugs you want.
I think the legal definition is, if you have drugs in your blood, for which there are simple tests for.

And people bothering other people on the streets is not alright and should be stopped any way, drugs in their blood or not.
I was thinking the same thing and expected that he starts to talk about how Jenny McNiggle has helped him tremendously with investing his money over the past few month and how she is just a master in this tough market.
What is conservative about Portland politicians and whom are you actually comparing them to?

IMO Portland already does every single one of the solutions that you recommend. It’s not working out for them well, in the same way it isn’t working out for Portugal or Amsterdam.

Maybe some drugs should be restricted and usage controlled. I’m pro legalization, but I would not support opium dens being as common as Starbucks.
The learning for me has been to solve existing problems. Maybe create something that solves a problem for yourself or someone in your family? You will be surprised how happy the average person is when you make something that makes their life easier.
I think you can easily log out to the browser console.

I believe hooking up a debugger to your IDE is also possible. I haven’t tried it yet though:
https://emscripten.org/docs/porting/Debugging.html?

Maybe I’ll give it a go and write about it in my next post.
Yes you are right, thanks. Too late to edit.
YouTube is crippling Firefox on Asahi Linux?
> So I was never a crypto guy in any meaningful sense: I was a low-latency guy who understood market microstructure: but it was enough to see the Jonas Brothers play for 20 people and realize that Caroline had no business so much as hiring a risk management team in June of 2022.

None of this makes any sense???
Should work. Just tested.
Disagree. There's a reason why in many countries copyright doesn't apply to archives, and you can't opt-out of it. It's for history's sake since there's no way to tell what is and isn't important.

> You can read and access my work/words as I want. And once I don't or change my mind you can't.

That's not reasonable.
Volumetric Rendering with Baked Quadrature Fields
I find them very useful when decomposing large functions that have a lot of internal state and when using callbacks without exposing more state outside of the function. I wish more languages supported them.
That's interesting, cheers
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A lot of cars these days have the same behavior with tiny engines and great heights
They do, and even more so they just outright buy the succesfull ones.
The problem is fentanyl. It is cheaper than dirt and can be laced into almost anything. A lethal dose is easy to administer. Fentanyl is also extremely addictive.
Gmail will go from instant ~35KB to slow >1MB in 19 days.
>My understanding is that very few consumer lidar sensors work well in daylight. It's hard to send out & detect significantly meaningful pulses of light, when there's sunlight all around.

Aren't many "self driving car" sensors lidar? This would imply they can work in daylight - perhaps they don't necessarily depend on light on the sunlight spectrum?

(Or perhaps you don't consuder them consumer? Though those cars are consumer products, they're not made for military or industrial use)
Try buying oil in Euros.
Google Play Movies and TV apps go away for good in January, dead on Android TV
> is COVID really any one person's fault, even if we narrow it down to a specific patient 0?

COVID19 was leaked from "Vector" BSL4 lab in Russia. It's leaked, because first responders broke doors (to check for fire) and stole equipment from BSL4 lab without any protective equipment, then China special police, which was in same city for training with Russians, captured the virus and returned back to China. Then Russian official hide the fact of leaking and start of epidemic, deleted any evidence of that, which they found, except those copies which are in Wayback machine (they are unable to crack the archive so far), and started to blame China (at West), and West (at China and East).

Yes, this is not an one person fault. So what? 7 million died. Should we just ignore that?

> You're usually not punished for the smoke but for violating the ruls of the premise to not smoke.

In my country, it's illegal to smoke near to non-smokers, which helps to reduce spread of smoking. :-/
Force them to spin out the play store.
I would change the title to "Use Raylib in the Browser" or something like that.
Calling the linked article a tutorial on how to build a game is a _bit_ of a stretch.
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In one comment thread you've gone from "some people may need to be forced to accept treatment" to "anyone taking drugs on the street should be arrested" to "anyone doing anything that bothers anyone else in a public space, or who has done something in the recent past that bothers someone now near them, should be arrested."
Connecting Technical Delivery to Strategic Goals
Its nice to see all of this trickle out for a whole ecosystem

When I saw the Apple Vision headset, I thought it was a big miss to highlight it as a content creation device. The parent around their toddler with the unwieldy headset on needed to be ridiculued. I thought that should be a separate device, and just to let users discover on their own that the Apple Vision could technically record too.

It was great to see that the iPhone 15 Pro was going to be that device, and just a software update away! Here we are now
> There is more to life than paying taxes, and people contribute to society in many ways that aren’t financial. I think “productive members” has the same phrasing problems. We need to make life better for members of society that contribute and benefit from it, for people that want to be a part of society, regardless of their ability to contribute back.

This thread is about the extreme opposite of this, though. Taking from net contributors and using that money to create a place that's to their extreme detriment, because incredibly it's a votewinner, is the current situation.
It could be impressive, but the website frequently goes down when big news hit.

I think they could move it to a more powerful machine and the remaining issues would be fixed. It wouldn't be as big of a flex as running on an ancient Intel CPU though.

Edit: I got "We're having some trouble serving your request. Sorry!" while trying to send this comment :)
There is this concept of the "Four stages of competence":

- unconscious incompetence

- conscious incompetence

- conscious competence

- unconscious competence

At first you are unable to do something, but you don't even know it.
Then you learn about your incompetence and begin to work on it.
Eventually due to conscious effort you achieve conscious competence.
Doing it long enough you don't need to spend conscious effort to be competent - you just do it, and you do it well.

I think this unconscious competence is very similar to Wu Wei.
Couple years ago was experimenting with portable OpenGL rendering, and, interestingly of all platforms I had to deal with the Web was the easiest target :) - thanks to the excellent emscripten largely.

If interested, you can find the code/demo here:
https://github.com/schaban/crosscore_dev
(the link to the online demo is there in the README)
Looks sick! Is there any way how to view if PRs I have linked to my docs have changed in any way? Kind of activity log for items I mentioned in my docs.
> What would “moving” the homeless from, say, Portland look like?

My guess is you don't. Maybe it's easier for the people with money to go elsewhere than it is for the homeless. So, you get WFH, area small businesses shutting down, less of the casual visitors.
>The bigger problem is the inpainting needed to generate hidden detail when the movie is viewed from angles that are different from the one it was actually filmed from.

It's for spatial video, not for holographic video. When you see a 3d movie in a cinema, it's not like you can look at it from widely different anges and go peek from the side or behind the actors or whatever...
> WASM can't directly touch the DOM or other browser APIs such as WebGPU

And that's a good thing. Both APIs (DOM and to a lesser extent WebGPU) are built on top of the Javascript object model. Trying to map the JS object model to WASM inside the WASM spec would be a really bad idea.

> This is a significant issue with WASM

It's a non-issue really, brought up again and again by people who didn't really look into WASM in detail yet and what it is good for (hint: not to replace the HTML+CSS+JS combo).

The DOM is so slow to begin with that going through a (potentially automatically generated) Javascript shim from WASM wouldn't move the performance needle.

For APIs like WebGPU it would make more sense to have a WASM-friendly API, but that's really a design wart of WebGPU's Javascript API (WebGL actually did a slightly better job there). And besides, the overhead of calling from WASM into web APIs is mostly negligible compared to the overhead that happens inside the API (speaking specifically of WebGL and WebGPU here from my own experience).
... and upvotes will be weighed and taken into account in the auto summarisation and sentiment analysis?
Bought a watch to monitor fitness, then settles on a Casio that doesn't?

Retro Casios look great, to be fair. But, IMO, knowing the time isn't something I need to be solved on my wrist anymore given everyone carries phones.
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If you only ever read one letter writer, make it Flaubert. But along with the art-theory torrent, be prepared for lush obscenity. I'd always bought into the myth of Flaubert as shutaway, but he was just as much a man of the world.

There's a superb collection of his letters here:

https://flaubert.univ-rouen.fr/correspondance/correspondance...

As for translations, I found Geoffrey Wall's more even and nearer Flaubert's style than Steegmuller's.