skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It wouldn't even work if the universe was expressed as data.

Unfortunately there will be an input layer that requires predicates or measurements that cannot avoid ambiguity.

Ignoring that, there's Godel's Incomplete Theorem to deliver the final blow. If integer arithmetic cannot be complete and consistent, a set of laws governing society has no hope. If you disagree, you'd at least have to admit that such a set of laws could not include integer arithmetic, and could certainly be no more complex than integer arithmetic. I'd posit that such a restriction renders such a project impossible.

We've chosen completeness (every action can be rendered legal or illegal) over consistency. The alternative - consistency - would make some actions legally undecidable.
Why would people who were protesting racism in the US care about tearing down a statue of Lenin?

Yknow, rather than the ones of people who advanced or tried to protect slavery here.
Yep, I think the primary BeOS connection is Travis Geiselbrecht: https://tkgeisel.com.
Yes, indeed. So what's your suggestion? Nobody should get it? Same with the ADHD treatment too? That's also unavailable to many due to the prices - I pay $100/month for the drugs I desperately need, that's 10% or more of income for at least 30% of the local population where I live.

I'm not moving any goalpost. The issue is that the state won't pay for the treatment, which includes the professionals who perform it.
Do the display controllers for LCDs not wait for an entire frame to be written, so it can display it at once?
Balaji's Idea Maze
made a quick version of balaji's idea maze + would love to know your thoughts and how a tool like this might be helpful in your life
GenAI Databases Retrieval App
- I hate the writing style

- Of breaking up a paragraph

- Into a hundred individual sentences

- And fragments

- We really have Twitter

- To thank for this
OP only quoted "Invasion", he did not reference it as "Runway Invasion" perhaps he meant the ICAO term, perhaps he took issue with the term invasion. I assumed he meant the latter, How would we know for sure?

Ambiguity while correcting someone else is not ideal.
Is this a paid advertisement? Hard to tell the difference. I'm surprised at the other comments. I didn't notice any video content on the site. I consider video to be king for repair and hands on work.
See also _The Ironies of Automation_ by Lisanne Bainbridge [1]

[1]: https://ckrybus.com/static/papers/Bainbridge_1983_Automatica...
The DoD mandated the usage of Ada [1] in the early 90's but changed their minds a few years later. History repeats itself?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_(programming_language)
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Technologies: JavaScript / TypeScript, React.js, Node.js, Elixir

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What's interesting to me is the "kill screen" in Tetris is (apparently?) at a variable point in play.

So, this was the first person to encounter the "bug" (hardware limitation). But, future players may try to hit that point faster, with a lower/higher score, or other combinations of game state to beat the game in a "better" (more interesting) way.
If you do this, you need to think through all the possible types for the comparators and how type coercion will affect the expression. For example, `0 == ''`, `[] == ''`, and `[] != []` are all `true`. If you're using typescript to get guarantees about the input types, maybe that's a good use case for using type coercion intentionally.
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Thank you for the in depth response.

The part I attempted to highlight as nonsense, perhaps unsuccessfully so, is the idea that “velocity” is a measurement of output. It is solely a measurement of estimation accuracy. As such, your example of increasing velocity by 5% each sprint falls into the three problematic scenarios described, right? If not, I’m happy to learn what I’m missing.

As far as the usefulness of story points to talk about time estimates while mitigating some of the human nature you describe, I don’t disagree. However, by masking that points ultimately are placeholders for time, I believe it’s contributed to nonsensical concepts (like Velocity) which would be clear if using plain language.
> hard to shoplift when all the shops are shut

Food shops weren't shut in the UK during the pandemic. Non-food shops were only shut for a small amount of time, about 1 month or so (from memory).
when slack started off, were they a $27b valuation company? no, they were smaller and yes, needed something to get to MVP for getting there. you're saying that after reaching the point of receiving a $27b valuation that they can not afford to hire subject matter experts into delivering a much better tool than the bloated PoC released as a product? seriously?
Ah yes, because the current system is incentivising them to keep it simple... otherwise we'll vote for the simple taxes party... which party is that again?
I copied the image on the right into all possible AIs that i found on the net. They all told the that it is a vase with flowers. Even the most primitive.
Something seems off here.
Maybe they trained a model that is able to see "hidden" patterns and then they found that they can influence its mind with hidden patterns. For the rest of the general population (both humans and AIs) both images are the same.
How is it surprising? Do you think people should just cheat with autoclickers instead?
Nobody wants a three dollar customer. They'll complain, ask for special features, do chargebacks on their payments etc.
I see your point and agree that clarity may have helped. I read "BS" a little differently, as acknowledgement that all of the Elon stuff is a shambolic mess.

It also seems to be the case that some people didnt just disagree with the BS classification, but fundamentally disagree that anything besides Elon is a valid topic of conversation.

IT does matters how you ask a question, but some people will reject or change the topic no matter how you ask it.
For hiring, there are good alternatives, most often regional, and they can thrive since both sides of the deal are interested in any small/exotic pools of candidates, there is no need for masses. In the EU Honeypot comes to mind.
There are plenty of flat-rate customer billing models that would support paying artists a fixed price per stream. If the argument is that it would be "too expensive" -- i.e. it would end up paying the artists "too much" -- well, that's something to think about, isn't it?
ParadeDB – PostgreSQL for Search
It's sadly becoming more and more common because too many people aren't used to reading stuff longer than a Tweet at a time. Put a regular paragraph of text in from of them and they will just close the browser tab and move on.
How to get your open source project peer reviewed: post an LLM bug report, post it to HN and scour the comments for people reviewing your code ;-)
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We're looking for a Senior Frontend Engineer with ~5+ years experience to lead our frontend stack, working closely with our technical CTO. Our stack is built with a Next.js 14 frontend and go backend. We're hosted on AWS in Dockerized container and managed via Terraform. We have a stable, well-structured technical environment that is meant to empower engineers to build with quality, performance, and security in mind.

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Tesla Falls Behind China's BYD in Quarterly EV Sales for First Time
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Nope, no video games are in the public domain nor will there be for decades. until the late 2060s :(
That was surprisingly fun. Nice job!
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I have strong interest on working with backend but I have no problem working fullstack.
Currently working with payment processing on platforms like Tiendanube and Wix, handling millions of request monthly from LATAM countries.
Interesting, I could have sworn it was at some point, but maybe I'm thinking of the AirBnB settings.
A simulation of me: fine-tuning an LLM on 240k text messages
This is something that would quite easily kill other people who
ventured into it.

Recommending it is not a safe and good idea.

At the most elemental level
How can a person obtain medical grade pure LSD?

Further people have widely different reactions to the drugs mentioned,
Making it into a cocktail is a recipe for disaster.
Perhaps not for you, and perhaps not for a few others but the
odds are against anyone who gives it a try.

Our current level of technology cannot even predict how a single
person will react to one of our many anti-depressants.
Here try this for a while.

"
Dont like, doesn't work, lets try a different one.
"
(repeat until something works or you run out of drugs).

I am not advocating anti-depressants over the drugs you mention
above necessarily. I have some faith that progress can be made
in the realm of chemistry and medicine there.

I am saying dont do this on your own kids.

There are some that clean you can have great insights,
magical experiences and some orgasm if you choke yourself
nearly to death. Not quite death, just before.

Given the cocktail above, self-administered controlled strangulation
might be safer.
Reeder is the app I use the most. It does its job perfectly and nothing more. I love it.
the government should be barred from implementing a law or regulation that requires "reference implementation " to prove it is "possible to implement"

If it needs such a thing it is too complex and should be repealed
Cnpg's docs articulate this better than I could:
https://cloudnative-pg.io/documentation/1.16/controller/

Statefulsets have their place but are surprisingly inconvenient for database workloads.
OpenIndiana Illumos Distro
A comment is just as valid as contributing to a conversation as a video.
DAS is probably shorter than anything most people could come up with to describe the style. Do you think your own description: 'pushing the D pad direction you want the piece to go, then letting go when it gets there' is a better way to communicate?

Almost any sufficiently advanced community will develop jargon that those outside it find confusing or lackluster.
> the correct runway to use, C1 or C5.

FWIW, C1 and C5 are not runways, but taxiways leading to the runway.
That is not quite accurate. There are certainly standards for airport markings, but there are many non-standard airports... especially when flying at anything smaller than an international airport.

(And yes, even airliners will sometimes land at small regional airports.)
I'm most curious about why the JAL plane couldn't see it. An airliner has a pretty bright headlight, and the CG plane should have had lighting on it as well that would distinguish it from the runway lighting.

Clearly, as usual, accidents like this require a number of things to all go wrong at the same time.
Based on the evidence I've seen and my own lived experience I believe that rehabbing criminals works better than punishing them. To me, that seems pretty straight forward.

Where I disagree is how much it costs. There are some criminals I don't want to pay for rehab for. Addicts who don't want to be sober, petty theft with short sentences, and heinous psycho criminals are all groups I do not want my taxes helping.
Show HN: Feedback on "Wrong Recipient" IETF Draft
Ever get an email intended for someone else but were frustrated that other than "mark as spam" or "unsubscribe" there wasn't really anything to do about it?

I've put together an Internet-Draft for a proposal to allow email senders to include a header with a URL endpoint to allow a mail recipient to indicate that they are not the intended recipient.

https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-dweekly-wrong-recipient/

It's a very early draft and I'm interested in feedback on the proposal. Thank you!
AI Role Playing Agents Framework – CrewAI
Cutting-edge framework for orchestrating role-playing, autonomous AI agents. By fostering collaborative intelligence, CrewAI empowers agents to work together seamlessly, tackling complex tasks.
- Stefan Milo – Archeology, mostly the human evolution. [1]

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- fern

[1] I have the desire to list him here 10 times in a row – definitely my current favorite!
That meat is made up of organ meat humans don't consume.
Same issue here. I specifically have this blind:

https://www.lowes.com/pd/LEVOLOR-Trim-Go-2-in-Cordless-White...

However they are around 8 years old. When opening the blind, it does not push up as smoothly - it takes a few small pushes versus one smooth, long push.

Not a dealbreaker but it would be nice to know how to fix that.

Edit: Looks like there is a section on some components of cordless blinds.

https://fixmyblinds.com/pages/how-to-replace-a-wand-tilt-mec...
What about changing iops or storage class?
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You mean the massive population of china is buying more chinese cheap cars than expensive imported american cars?
Or you know, be innovative learn what works and what doesn't. With each project improving the state of the art forward.

The real cost of these project is the big tunneling, the trains and so on.

Going for something innovative makes sense, because it can be easily changed later if it really fails (and that has yet to proven).
I'm not a fan of Gay or Harvard, but the slow hunt and take down by a pack of wolves on tangential issues just made things worse. Her replacement is likely to be a less accurate reflection of Harvard's current culture, and the difference amounts to stealth.

So much of the conservative coordination and amplification for this happened on X. There's a good argument that if Musk didn't buy Twitter, this didn't happen. Elon may never make a profit on the investment but he gets extraordinary leverage on the national conversation.
There are 128 videos at https://www.youtube.com/@fixmyblinds/videos
Found a regression in Firefox? Give us details with mozregression (2016)
+1 FreshRSS integration would be awesome, I agree that Android lacks good apps for this. I am using FreshRSS as a webapp at the moment which is okayish but a nice looking app would be much better.
It's not the full history, you're right. But nothing in git will ever be the full history.
You just need to use your eyes. ;D
I'm willing to believe that computers are better at lane keeping than humans are. That's not the only scenario, though: Unfortunately, driving can go from lane keeping to making a life-or-death decision in a second, and that's not enough time for a human hand-off.

A plane's autopilot can beep and bail out to a human with a few seconds for them to get oriented and take over; a car doesn't always have that luxury.

"Is this a person walking into my lane or just a shadow?" isn't a question that comes up in the air. Until a self-driving car can minimize the probability of that detection going wrong to below human thresholds, I wouldn't feel comfortable sitting in the driver (or maybe even passenger) seat of one.
But that's not accurate either. They've got a business account (gold checkmark), which AFAIK costs even more than $8. https://twitter.com/vice

The problem is that any dumbass can pay $8 and spread algorithmically boosted misinformation. They're using this particular disaster as illustrative of how badly twitter has been ruined as a resource, when it used to be so valuable.
> And is the UK really a "starving population"? Come on.

I think it is fair to say there is more food insecurity now than 14 years ago.

Five year olds in Britain today are shorter than they were in 2010, amnd shorter than in other European countries -- https://www.itv.com/news/2023-06-21/british-children-shorter...

There's also been a rise in the number of people in hospital with nutrient deficiencies -- https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/dec/21/surge-in-num...

This shouldn't be happening in what is still a rich country.
Show HN: Resurrecting the Dillo browser
Hi, in mid 2022 the host dillo.org expired [0], taking down the website, mercurial repo, the mailing list and the email server used to reach the core developers of Dillo. Someone bought it and now serves a weird clone of the original page with missing content.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32448104

I felt sad as I didn't want it to die, so I got a copy of the repo from my hard disk, uploaded it to GitHub and decided to do some maintenance on the code to at least keep the build working. After some time, the folks at Atari Forum decided to use my repo to port it to the Atari platform and they managed to do it [1].

[1]: https://github.com/dillo-browser/dillo/issues/34

That gave me some motivation to work a bit more on the project to prevent it from dying. So I created an organization under the name of "dillo-browser" and made a new webpage [2] with a backup of the old one.

[2]: https://dillo-browser.github.io/

With the help of Andreas Kemnade which had access to the original server, we managed to backup most of the stuff from the original website (including non-reachable pages) which I uploaded to the Archive.

In the meanwhile, I combined the support for both OpenSSL (1.1 and 3) and mbedTLS (2 and 3) as well as proper CI with rendering tests. We now build Dillo for Ubuntu, FreeBSD and macOS!

I also became familiar with the plugin mechanism in Dillo, which allows any program that uses the standard input and output to become a plugin registered to a given protocol (like file://...). I did a simple one (which is just a bash script) to read local manual pages which is handy to follow links to other pages [3], but check also the ones Charles E. Lehner did which are more advanced [4].

[3]: https://github.com/dillo-browser/dillo-plugin-man
[4]: https://groups.google.com/g/dillo/c/WGEMg7AXN4o/

As of today, I'm unable to contact the main developer, Jorge Arellano Cid, which has not interacted with the mailing list for some years now. Jorge, if you read this, please contact with me (you can find my email in the git commits).

Regarding the future of Dillo, I'm planning to (finally) do the 3.1 release after some testing, and for that it would be convenient to have the help of some users to get some feedback ;-)

If you want to contribute, feel free to open a PR or send a patch (via GitHub or by email, I don't care). Check also the current issues and pull requests to see what is pending or already being working on. I will probably setup a mailing list at some point too.

Thanks!
Rodrigo.
https://nitter.net/addyosmani/status/1739052802314539371
I'm shocked Apple hasn't tried to fix it and use it as selling point. Smartphone companies don't need to hook the user anymore, almost everyone is high on the smack at this point.
> Unfortunately following an incident with a broken Lisp machine, a liquid lunch, and an unlicensed particle accelerator, I became trapped in a parallel universe where the HTML ERB anointed CSS by mistake during a drunken night out in Oslo.

Mostly though you're upset because respectable computer scientists didn't get invited to those sorts of parties.
And 40 seconds where it should have been visible to the pilots of the airliner. I know they have checklists to run, but are neither of the pilots looking forward during final approach?
Well, the AI job market is pretty hot, so that's an option. And I expect as things mature it'll only create even more opportunity. Projects that nobody previously would have considered, because they'd have taken too long, required too much training for too many people? Now they can happen! And for each of those things, jobs are created, not taken away.

Imagine yourself as CEO. What do you think is your most likely train of thought? A/ "I can fully replace my labor force with bots" or B/ "My employees now have superpowers to do things we couldn't even conceive of two years ago". While there are certainly some scenarios where the first choice is appropriate, the latter sounds far far more likely in most scenarios to me. Why would you contract when there's suddenly so much opportunity to expand?
Had five different subscriptions. If I find myself subscribing, I immediately cancel the subscription so I don't need to evaluate it I still need it.
I have a problem with calling explicit exemptions, call outs, and other things as "loop holes" as if they were no intended to be used to avoid taxation.

This is simply incorrect, organizations, people, and groups all lobby the government to include their pet line item as an exemption, deduction, or credit.

These are not "loop holes" and a CPA or tax lawyer having the knowledge to fully utilize all of them is not " legally avoid paying taxes" as those taxes where not owed in the first place.

In order to get to the point where paying the correct amount of taxes you owe by law is "using loophole to avoid taxes" one has to assume 100% of all income is belongs to the government and we are just figuring out how much the government is going to allow us to keep. I reject that
Couple's Life Savings Stolen in 'Trojan Horse' Mobile App Scam
How was 5-MeO compared to the other two?