skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And you downplay evidence of fraud. You mentioned studies where 1/3 to 1/2 of reviewed papers are found to not be replicable and say they get similar but weaker results. This is evidence of p-hacking or data manipulation. You should expect far less papers to not be replicable given proper statistics.
It is difficult, if not impossible, to differentiate based on your writing style.
That could be. The first 2 I clicked on referenced landmarks that were on other ends of the globe.
Tell HN: 2024 Japan Sumo Wrestler Names with Kanji Explanations
To celebrate the New Year, I translated the top sumo wrestler's names below as of the January 2024 Banzuke. https://www.sumo.or.jp/EnHonbashoBanzuke/index.

YOKOZUNA Rank

Terunofuji | 照ノ富士 | Shining Gentleman

OZEKI Rank

Kirishima 霧島 Fog Island

Hōshōryū 豊昇龍 Abundant Rising Dragon

Takakeishō 貴景勝 Noble (historical name)

SEKIWAKE Rank

Kotonowaka 琴ノ若 Zither Youthful

Daieishō 大栄翔 Great Prosperity Soaring

KOMOSUBI Rank

Takayasu 髙安 (actual name)

Ura 宇良 (actual name)

MAEGASHIRA Rank
Wakamotoharu 若元春 Young (historical name)

Atamifuji 熱海富士 (actual place) Gentleman

Midorifuji 翠富士 Jade Gentleman

Abi 阿炎 Asura deity Burning

Gōnoyama 豪ノ山 Huge Mountain

Hokutofuji 北勝富士 (teacher's name) Gentleman

Tobizaru 翔猿 Soaring Monkey

Shōdai 正代 (actual name)

Ryūden 竜電 Dragon Lightning

Nishikifuji 錦富士 Brocade Gentleman

Kinbōzan 金峰山 Gold Peak Mountain

Shōnannoumi 湘南乃海 (actual place) Sea

Ichiyamamoto 一山本 One (actual name)

Asanoyama 朝乃山 Dawn Mountain

Hokuseihō 北青鵬 North Blue Great bird

Hiradoumi 平戸海 (actual place) Sea

Mitakeumi 御嶽海 (actual place) Sea

Meisei 明生 (actual name)

Tamawashi 玉鷲 Jade Eagle

Sadanoumi 佐田の海 (actual place) Sea

Tsurugishō 剣翔 Sword Soaring

Ōhō 王鵬 King Great bird

Takanoshō 隆の勝 Noble Victory

Myōgiryū 妙義龍 Excellent Justice Dragon

Churanoumi 美ノ海 Beautiful Sea

Endō 遠藤 (actual name)

Kotoshōhō 琴勝峰 Zither Victory Summit

Ōnoshō 阿武咲 (actual name) Flower

Tomokaze 友風 Friend Wind

Ōnosato 大の里 Great Village

Takarafuji 宝富士 Precious Gentleman

Bushōzan 武将山 Commander Mountain

Shimazuumi 島津海 Port on Island Sea

Aoiyama 碧山 Blue Mountain
Ask HN: Best way to recover from an opiate overdose
Hello. I'm trying to deal with the consequences of my bad decisions from the other night. If anybody has any perspective or advice. Please throw some my way.

The other night, while hanging out with friends, I seen an unopened bag of heroine on the ground and decided it would be smart to snort it in their bathroom. They said my body went cold, they frantically tried to revive me, called 911, I turned blue, paramedics came and gave me 3 doses of naloxone to bring me back.

I definitely have a history of drug use/abuse. I've done my fair share of prescription drugs and earlier in the 2010's regularly used prescription opiates until I got on suboxone. I did suboxone throughout my Comp Sci degree and then weened off of it.

After that I would still randomly try prescription opiates when they were available. If I could get my hands on them, I would do as much as my body craved which was a lot. Up to 180 mgs of oxycodone sometimes.

Since the pandemic, those prescription opiates haven't been as easy to get. But I would find myself searching the dark web sometimes trying to see how much Bitcoin I would need to find them. Luckily, I wouldn't go through with that.

About two years ago, I discovered Kratom and started doing that regularly. I did this pretty routinely for almost a year-and-a-half.

At the beginning of this Fall, I made a conscious decision to stop doing it to have more energy for work. It's been over four months since I last did Kratom.

To be perfectly honest, I randomly stumbled upon low-grade prescription opiates 3 times in the past couple of months. I say this just to illustrate that I wasn't regularly using any form of opiates before this ordeal.

But other then that, I felt like I was doing the best I ever have been. A big help there has been finding a good therapist, getting on a combination of SRI's which work for me and doing bikram yoga 2-4 times per week.

And then the night came the other day and I _overdosed_. From the time I stumbled upon this unopened bag of heroin on the ground to me waking up from Narcan was roughly 30 minutes.

I put my non-drug using friends through hell because of my dysfunction. It'll never be the same again. The rest of my social group knows about it now, too. It's absolutely soul-crushing that I could feel so good about where I'm going/how I'm feeling before the ordeal to a heroin/fentanyl _overdose_. If I was by myself, I would most likely be dead.

It's roughly 72 hours since the ordeal and things are really starting to sink in. Initially, I wasn't beating myself up about it and told myself it was "just" a one-time mistake. But it's starting to really set in, and I'm afraid that perspective doesn't take the issue seriously enough.

This came at the end of a long break from work and I happy to get back in to get my mind off of this and try to recover in time. I will also continue to do the hot yoga because I enjoy it and its therapeutic.

Does anybody have any experiences or perspectives on how to recover best from this? Thanks.
I was responding to this part, “And I’d venture their standards match their users’ better than the author’s”, which I understood you to mean people like these seo’d results.
Fun fact, we actually use the NAD83 coordinate reference system (CRS) in North America. This is a plate fixed CRS, that kind of mostly can map to WGS84, but will be different in places due to continental drift and other factors.

Here's my actual parcel description:

All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being on the southeastern side of the XXX Road, in AREA NAME, in the Parish of PARISH, in the County of COUNTY and Province of New Brunswick bounded and more particularly described as follows:

Beginning at a point on the southeastern boundary of a Crown Reserved Road known as the XXX Road; said point of beginning being located at a distance of ONE DISTANCE NUMBER (###) metres measured southwesterly along the southeastern boundary of the XXX Road from its intersection with the southwestern boundary of the OTHER PROPERTY OWNER NAME property by document number ##### registered in the COUNTY County Registry Office in book ### at page ###; said boundary being the southwestern grant line of Lot # originally granted by the Crown to PERSON NAME.

Thence in a southwesterly direction following the southeastern boundary of the XXX Road a distance of ONE DISTANCE NUMBER (###) metres to a point at a corner at the intersection of the northeastern boundary of the PROPERTY OWNER NAME property by transfer number ###### registered in Land Titles for the District of New Brunswick on DATE.

Thence in a southeasterly direction parallel to the southwestern grant line of Lot #, the OTHER PROPERTY OWNER NAME property following the northeastern boundary of the PROPERTY OWNER NAME property a distance of THREE DISTANCE NUMBER (###) metres to a point at a corner.

Thence in a northeasterly direction on a line parallel to the southeastern boundary of the XXX Road a distance of ONE DISTANCE NUMBER (###) metres to a point at a corner.

Thence in a northwesterly direction parallel to the southwestern grant line of Lot X, the OTHER PROPERTY OWNER NAME property a distance of THREE DISTANCE NUMBER (###) metres to the point of beginning.

The so-described parcel of land contains an area of SOME (###) hectares more or less and is located in Lot # originally granted by the Crown to AN ORIGINAL OWNER.

BEING the same lands and premises (PARCEL NAME) conveyed to LTD CORP by Transfer duly registered at the Provincial Land Registration Office in the District of New Brunswick on DATE, as number #######.
please tell me there's pictures
Uber and Traffic Fatalities
Happy new year, everyone. Wishing you all the success in the world this year.

A special thank you to dang for helping to uphold this bastion of intellectual discourse in a sea of noise.
That was posted 10 weeks ago. It also mentions that they list the charge for ipv4, but never actually billed for it.

The subject seems editorialized.
"We find a consistent negative effect of ridesharing on traffic fatalities, with impacts concentrated during nights and weekends. Our results imply that ridesharing has decreased U.S. traffic fatalities by 5.2% in areas where it operates. The annual life-saving benefits are $6.8 billion."

discussed at https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2023/12/ub...
It seems they listing the pricing on their pricing page some time around April? The earliest snapshot I found with the pricing / shared IPv4 address stuff is this one: https://web.archive.org/web/20230404222621/https://fly.io/do...
Study reveals the unique mathematics of snowflakes
I'm sure it's collected. just it's not offered as a targeting criteria by any ad networks I know.
Happy new years! I'm still sitting here coding XD... TO MOAR CODING IN 2024!!!
The Steam Deck Crushed It in 2023
Where are these advertised? This is the first I've heard of a meetup
This. Is. Pure. Catnip. For. Me. What a new years present. Thanks for sending this along.

As always, a bit miffed they don't mention Asciidoc, which has formal functionalities in core (transclusion, conditionals) without needing template languages or entering extension-landia.

But about that - I'm not convinced that non-natural language functionality like transclusion even belong in the content layer. Tech pubs teams always, always, always underestime the complexity of an interface between natural language and formalist structures (transclusion, conditionals). Ah, and the authors go through this. Boy oh boy, can I say thanks again? I've been looking for a paper in this vein for literal decades, as I lack the deep math.
Ethically: Bad actors use a lot of things; that's a poor excuse for harming the innocent.

Practically: The economics probably check out, but bear in mind that it's not one-sided; this will cost you legitimate users.
Don't most laptops need a branded power adapter nowadays? I know my Lenovo can just take any pd charger and I use a tiny 65 w one but my friend can't use anything like that on his Dell.
I'm currently building a project using App Router. Here are my thoughts so far:

1. In React Server Components, you fetch data at the component level instead of route level. You can pass the data down as props if it's a client component.

2. I'm not sure if HMR is faster in Pages, but in App Router it tends to be slow. I always use --turbo to see changes quickly, but it can still be a bit buggy.

3. I just found out that using "use client" directive isn't actually sending 100% javascript to the client. It's just a replacement of serverSideProps. The component is rendered both on the server and the client, which can be confusing at first. You can disable SSR using dynamic imports.

4. I actually like Route Groups, best feature by far.
ROI" is the wrong way to sell your product (2012)
Ok, so I'm pretty much convinced now that you're full of shit. I asked for information to understand what the hell you're talking about, and you just went further off the rails. Please don't behave like that here.
Posting a notice isn’t exactly the same as communicating with accounts that will be affected by the change. I hadn’t seen anything about it so it was a surprise to me. Would have appreciated a simple heads up - “hey, we’re going to start billing for this”
Flagged as being obviously fraudulent.
There hasn't been cryptographic algorithms nor a DRM that proved good for > 50 years, let alone 70 years + safety margin. Even 3650 days expiry is considered too long.
If I did I wouldn't have seen their comment and given that perspective consideration. It's almost like...a reasonable balance is the best path. lol
https://www.acm.org/publications/openaccess

> ACM will become fully Open Access by the end of 2025, but we have already begun that process in phases and large parts of the ACM Digital Library are already Open Access today, including the first 50 years of ACM's archive - all articles published between 1951 and 2000 have been placed in front of the ACM Digital Library subscription paywall.
This tracks for me: Rideshare apps have made it much easier to offload designated driver duties, so fewer people are driving drunk.

I don’t do much drinking or going out lately, but pre-pandemic if I was going to have more than one drink, I’d use a Lyft. Bonus if I was going to a concert or somewhere crowded: no need to fuss with parking, either.
Did you made the site? Do you have any interesting anecdote about the build?
iSH is pretty neat too. It’s an Alpine container, you can apk add whatever you want.
VkBasalt: A Vulkan post processing layer for Linux
I would’ve done the same.
ok but how is all this implemented? is it a machine learning algorithm that classifies latencies with some pre-trained model? or did the library creator set some manual threshold like latency < 200ms = no VPN else VPN?
uBlacklist has a button to enable other search engines, like DuckDuckGo. Press it!
Agreed. I put all my effort into commenting and simply don’t read any of the articles/links themselves.
I love this take and absolutely hate what the centralized internet has become. My god, even basic searches don’t work on major platforms.
Could old computer magazines be printed on demand?

https://archive.org/details/BYTE-MAGAZINE-COMPLETE
What counts for "similar end product" typically ignores all future needs of the business. One project gets accomplished and everyone gets a pat on the back and a bonus. Then as the years go by the accomplishments become more and more mundane. For example, upgrading the enterprise software to a newer version suddenly counts as progress and everyone once again gets a pat on the back. Eventually everyone wonders why the IT expense is so huge and why the company's software seems to be treading water. So someone bites on another sales pitch and years are spent transitioning to some awful alternative enterprise turd, and the cycle continues until bankruptcy or acquisition.
I second bluesnews. It reminds me of a bygone era when news aggregators like bluesnews were all curated by a person/small team and while the content is not exhaustive, it is actually enough.
3:15, 15 minutes late therefore release is delayed by a day.
I use Tailscale with an exit node to proxy my traffic through my home connection. This is undetected even though I am about 500 miles from home.
"Tesla cars are shoddily built pieces of shit liable to fall apart and malfunction in dangerous ways at inopportune moments."
WebRTC will also require having TURN servers to relay messages if you want to be compatible with everyone on internet. True P2P is pretty much impossible in a way that works in 100% of the networks.
I don’t read it often but when I do, I usually enjoy “MIT Technology Review”.
I've found a small number of indie game devlogs to be inspiring in seeing the amount of shit 1 guy can get done
Here’s some of the evidence of data manipulation: https://stanforddaily.com/2022/11/29/stanford-presidents-res...
Can you share/link to any stories of the first? I've never heard of it before and would be keen to read more on it.
IIUC As the SteamDeck does only use AMD GPUs they have no incentive to support their UI on Nvidia GPUs.
Copyright/trademark infringement though.
Thank you! Shall check.

(Sorry for replying late, I forgot to check back for replies)
so this is where all the views are coming from! glad you liked it :)
Thank you HN.

When I don't want to work or code, HN can always motivate me to do more.
Behold: Bazzite on the trash can Mac Pro!

https://youtu.be/te1AEj_RA64
This is why I left meta.

Literally.

Performance reviews give me crippling anxiety.
Beginner dev looks at how YouTube sends videos
Super early on in my carrier. Just wanted to download an mp3 from my favorite artist without weird ads or tracking
> Is subsidization necessary or even done

As already answered: https://www.ucsusa.org/resources/nuclear-power-still-not-via...
There's always been a form of version control. In the sense that you can copy folders to an archive, and/or make backups whenever you like.

So it's not like you can never go back and compare. And there are lots of ways of comparing text files if you need to know the difference.

Because it is "harder" to rollback, or perhaps because its harder to merge, different developer habits emerge.

A) signing code. As in identifying who wrote what and why. Done right there in the comments. There's no external comment section (aka checkin) so the comments go with the code.

B) there's more care over the code. Typically means fewer programmers. Typically means the code is "owned" by an actual person, who either makes the changes or is there to consult.

There's a lot less of "hire 20 contractors to earn in this" approach. (In a low-code situation, IME, programming teams are very small, and often single.)

C) domain knowledge of the whole system is more valuable than "git skills". The code is not the glory. The value is in the whole system coherence, the way everything interacts in service to the big problem area.

An imperfect analogy would be painting. You can get a squadron of labor to paint a house. But if you're looking for art then you let one person do all the work.

The goal of low-code systems is to remove the cheap-labor part (coding) and allow people to focus on the unique parts (the art). Which is perhaps why it's not beloved by those with cheap-labor skills. (And, not meant as an jnsult, but source-control is a cheap-labor skill - which can be used by laboror and artist alike.)
OP, I am sure you have the best intentions in mind but I hope you can see for the comments that what you are trying to do is a bad idea. You will never get it perfect, you will lose a ton of business for no reason (for example: because the customer was an Apple user, guess what: most paying customers are) and you will gain a false sense of security that you are preventing malicious traffic. Just focus on bot detection and tried methods such as credit card or cellphone verification.
There are a lot of hidden gems in Indian cinema, but one has to dig deeper to find them. I recently re-watched Pushpaka Vimana (1987)[1] and Moondram Pirai (1982)[2]. The first one is silent (universal language), and the second is in Tamil[3], a language I have no clue beyond “Vanakkam” (hello).

I come from a place highly influenced by Western Culture, including items “imported” via Myanmar (erstwhile Burma) -- mostly the ones that Uncle Sam donated to the Asian region, especially Vietnam. So, Hindi (the Indian national language) was not standard but was, actually, banned for many years while I was growing up. For perspective, when I first landed in Bombay in 1999, ordinary people wore jeans tailored at the shops in Dharavi, and people flaunted them after they were thoroughly ironed. But we already grew up with Levi’s, both new and used from the United States, and they were affordable. I believe there were even good Japanese ones. Bombay was far developed while my place was relative unknown to many.

Bombay was what taught me Hindi and helped me retrospectively enjoy and understand a lot of Bollywood Movies, once I got to connect with what Bombay was - the locations, the history, etc.

I remember going to the Galaxy Cinema in Bandra, Bombay, and choosing the most cheesy movie with Govinda acting in it. My trick was to sit in the back seat (rear) and enjoy the slapstick comedy, with no rhyme or reason, and smile at the people having fun -- forgetting their daily worries and looking back at mine to remind me that I will not worry about the fact that I will have to ride the train back home to cook dinner on a kerosene-stove.

I stopped watching Bollywood Movies by around 2010, and coincidentally, a few of them were Govinda movies that I took my friends from Silicon Valley and to watch without thinking or reasoning -- after a sumptuous lunch of Indian Dal politely taught to be eaten with bare hands.

The mainstream commercial cinemas have gone downhill and never come back. I hope more good cinemas come along.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pushpaka_Vimana_(1987_film)

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moondram_Pirai

3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamil_language
Player Piano - Kurt Vonnegut

Very relevant on this AI age
That sounds awesome. On TIGSource by chance? Care to share any?
Or it's some vocal guy on Bluesky which didn't allow public links until recently.
There's another elephant in the room: can we use this to distribute tickets to a team effectively?

I can see it being useful any time there are issues nobody wants to handle. Backlog grooming seems to stand out as a prime use case.
Excel is surely the most widely used low-code solution in the world.
This is the most likely, yup. The certs are unlikely to have a precise end-of-year expiration. It will be whatever the expiration is for the last certs loaded.

10 years in cinema IoT, here. Features are encrypted by Key Delivery Messages (KDM), and those are per cinema server/projector "marriage". No KDM will be considered valid if the server certs are expired.

This should make 2024 interesting for me.
On the Audi a4 I rented, I did not need to engage cruise control for lane centering to engage.

My point was that Audi is doing exactly what Tesla is supposedly not doing. Everything Geoffrey complained of was exactly what Audi does. Why should Tesla get scrutiny for safety but other car manufacturers don’t?

Cold water, your story. Yikes
Probably working elsewhere in the Netherlands (e.g., Rotterdam, Utrecht, Arnhem, etc.) but landing in Amsterdam because that’s the only city in the Netherlands that rings a bell to most.
> using the proprietary FlexIO V2 port

They're also available cheaply on Aliexpress, and reportedly work ok.

Well, there are different models (with different numbers of PCIe lanes), so very much a case of "do your research first". :)
With all the turmoil in reddit, twitter and other social media, me and all of us here are so grateful there exists a forum which goes beyond the usual small talk, beyond known circles, with sincere and original thoughts no where else to be found on earth. A big thank you to all the mods and a very happy new year to everyone!

Cheers
At the same time, I find it amazing how much complication they were able to create from solenoids, switches, and a motor.
How would that look in lua with a custom function or class instead of div, input, etc?

To me JSX and hyperscript are both about the same thing. JSX gets compiled to a bunch of createElement calls that looks just like hyperscript. I prefer the look of JSX over hyperscript.
The AI Operator's Handbook
The GNOME images have more Flatpaks preinstalled than the KDE Plasma images currently.

KDE image Flatpaks:
https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/blob/main/system_files/d...

vs.

GNOME image Flatpaks:
https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/blob/main/system_files/d...

If you're looking to save a few gigabytes, then I suggest using the KDE variants.
No, Tesla declares in their manual that Autopilot can only be used safely if you "keep your hands on the steering wheel at all times". Tesla is only being required to follow their own legal requirements.

Other vehicle manufacturers do not state you must keep your hands on the wheel to safely operate their ADAS features, instead relying on camera-based driver monitoring systems, and are thus not required to issue any "hands-on" warning.

If Tesla wants to deploy a product as advanced as other manufacturers so they can get rid of the "annoying nag" they can just release a product that can, and legally indicates, it can be safely operated hands-free. But, then they would no longer be able to blame the driver for not keeping their hands on the wheel (as it says in the manual) in the event of a death as they have repeatedly.
The house we just sold got smoked by hail in that storm. 118k in damage just from hail. It was nuts.