skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To clarify, the praiseful comment made me curious and I wanted to know what's so good about the book, so I went through the Table of Contents and noticed that the physical layer is missing. I was just trying to point out that this layer is equally important as others for someone looking to gain a good grasp of networking.
How to center elements in CSS without adding a wrapper in HTML
RK3588 can handle 2 2.5G ports. Would bump the price a bit, but also is a significant CPU upgrade so you are likely to get much better usable bandwidth with packet inspection and/or QoS.
The obvious disadvantage is I couldn't get music and photos from other people, because they were using shareIt and I couldn't ask them to install and use an OSS alternative.

Thanks to Google Files / Android NearBy share, today ShareIt has practically disappeared.
I was taught about Nuclear annihilation as well as global warming in the 80s. Fast forward to today and both are still on the table. Climate catastrophes make geopolitical conflict more likely.
The price of housing is outrageous and it's worldwide, somehow. The knock-on effects are huge and I think this is one of them.

Or maybe governments just can't last as long as they have and they steal all progress eventually. (WW2 reset most, but not the US, would help explain why it's worse here?) Or maybe it really is monkey-brain things and normies shouldn't be on the Internet.
Reddit and programming.dev are my public social bookmarking sites. I can post anything I want in my subreddit and restrict who can comment.
A big reason reclaimed lumber is interesting is because it's generally plain straight high quality boards and can be used in things with an intentional weathered look. Wooden LEGOs will not have that sort of value, because unlike your 12x12 solid beam, these will be hacked up pieces of plywood.
Agreed, self hosting for the last year now. It’s to do took me about a week to get it all working.
I changed the configuration so that my up arrow isn't hijacked. That fixed most of my annoyances. For a quick recall from history that I know is one to four back, I can use the up and down arrows. When wanting to actually search, I will use ctrl + r.

You can toggle back and forth between what is being searched. For example, you can search globally, or one session.
These do not make sense if you are looming for similar build quality to match your home. If you have been inside of a pre manufactured home (a “mobile home”) then you’ll know how everything has to be made of oddly hollowed plastic in order to keep shipping weight down.

The frame is the cheapest part of a permanent structure, and a 300-500sqft ADU is not going to have much in the way of plumbing, electrical, and hvac. Paying a plumber, electrician, and hvac tech for new construction on a tiny building is not going to represent a significant chunk of your budget for what amounts to 1-3 days work maximum.
I just subscribed to the newsletter. I found out that there's a pro content section on the site.
The most probable answer is that it's not a binary either/or but a little of both.

(And escaping binary thinking is something humans need to do a better job with in general.)
No, I've never shared customer emails and doing so would obviously be grossly unethical (and illegal!).

I sell sponsorships to tech companies (ex. PostHog, InfluxData, Hubspot) + have a premium version of the newsletter that is $12 a month.
nand2tetris is free on https://www.nand2tetris.org/course
The course is also available on Coursera where it also offers free option if you do evaluation yourself ("auditor" mode).
We've seen this in America well before the advent of social media. Maybe you haven't seen life before the internet.
Sure! Newsletters get shared on HN + Reddit. I'm also posting on LinkedIn.

I've also done some paid ads using Facebook ads and doing ads in other newsletters.
I wouldn't put phones as the responsible one so generally. I view phones as tool to 'solve' specific problems, such as communication. Apps and websites such as Outlook (email apps with notifications in general), LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, maybe also Hackernews etc. pose more of the role of ruining our downtime, as they are designed that way.

At the end it would probably be about the lack of media competency, not knowing which apps and sites want to keep you as long as possible on their sites and which sources could benefit you better mentally.

And for children, aren't we adults (& probably also young adults) responsible to teach them about what media is and how to detect the bad apples?
We went over it in our Friday paper club before the holidays which helped me gain an intuition.

https://blog.oxen.ai/mamba-linear-time-sequence-modeling-wit...

I'm still not convinced on Mamba's performance on Natural Language tasks, but maybe it's just because they haven't trained a large enough model on enough data yet.
Because everyone makes mistakes, if you antagonize someone they are less likely to care about you and feel more obligation to protect their own.
To make an actual "better" argument you have to address the aforementioned limitations
>when the government tries once more to shutdown FM radio

in the US, what killed FM radio is the death of independent stations with local DJs, replaced by nationwide corporate homogeneity
I know it’s not possible to implement a literal double click in web but hear me out - if someone told you they interpreted that as ‘a link which you only have to click once to open the unsubscribe website which may have additional clicking’ - would you think they’re malicious or incompetent?
I've been trying to get a job and honestly, the only reason I want one is because I want enough money to buy all the things that I enjoy playing around with. Computers, electronics, machining, construction and whatever. Self actualization, in other words. I want to make stuff!

Having to worry about all that other crap is just a burden. It's had me down for years. I just want to do stuff, man..
True, but imagine being able to interop with all the languages ;)
(BW maintainers here)

We try our best to fix critical bugs and enhance the user experience. I can tell you that BW is running in production for both homelabs and enterprise.
Giving corps even more excuse not to run proper bug bounties,

or care even less about shipping secure code?

Pass.
I'll throw another idea in to the air. How about least bytes per pixel (or most pixels per byte) PNG. Is this stable system or does it go to the infinity?

So now we have 2064 pixels in 67 bytes. 30.8 pixels per byte or 3.39 pixels per bit
Is all of this worse than not playing the game at all ?

I don't play any EA games so I don't know how it feels on each platform, but the games I care about on steam are just not available, or have been extremely cut down on the other platforms, so it's not like there's an equivalent polished experience to fall back on.
Those very market giants have people repeating that it's the regulators, which are their bane, rather than the Republican Party, which do everything to undermine not only all regulation (you can see how people blaming the regulators would serve the Republicans), but every other aspect of government - even tax collection - that would stand in the way of the power of market oligarchs.
If you are going to be a zealot, at least be a zealot for something useful.
This resonates with what I've observed: I've asked several close family members and friends (between 16-22) what's troubling them and the most common answer is that they feel they're behind in life. They feel that they must already be driving an exotic car, surrounded by tons of potential partners, and at the top of their game—I assume these expectations are set by the content they consume and interact with on a daily basis.
(BW maintainers here)

Thanks for sharing BW on HN !
Backing Up Mastodon
Have you heard the phrase "extraordinary claims demand extraordinary proof"?

You're asking yjftsjthsd-h to furnish data to make a slam dunk conclusion that ARM-licensed CPU designs will out-sell RISC-V.

You realize Apple Silicon is ARM, right? And 99% of all smartphones that have been sold in the last decade, and indeed in 2023, are based on ARM cores?

We are talking hundreds of millions of devices being built and sold each year, just in the phone+PC space. That's ignoring all other verticals where ARM designs can be scaled up/down to meet.

I mean, gosh, even if virtually EVERY company in the world, EXCEPT Apple, chose to drop all ARM IP tomorrow and switch to RISC-V, there'd still be a good chance the statement "There will be more new ARM CPUs shipped next year than RISC-V CPUs." would still hold true in 2025: Apple sell a lot of computers in various sizes, you know :)
Now now now no need for friendly fire! The correct protocol is software blames business who blames manufacturing who blames hw. This way nobody wants to bring the bad subject up :)
This is the most perfect blog post. ZERO fluff, straight to the point. Win.
>the great tech-poor divide nobody cares

in the US, mentally ill drug addicted homeless people living on the street generally have smartphones
* USB (device, console): Holtek HT42B534-2 UART to USB (USB-C port)
* Power: USB-PD-12V on USB-C port

Does that mean dual USB-C ports, or will the console host also need to supply power?
I always have my GPS map set to "North up", and I honestly think this has caused me to learn the layout of where I live faster. Knowing which direction you are traveling really helps.
A novel gene therapy that restores vision loss in a nonhuman primate model
They could pass legislation that requires all network routers to clearly register devices as adult-use or child-use instead of the ID thing.
How is the fact that there is a flag to disable plagiarism relevant for the issue that there is plagiarism?
Instead of explaining it poorly, try this admittedly older article from Brendan Gregg https://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2014-05-11/strace-wow-much...

tldr - syscalls and userland / kernel context switching
Additionally with Visual Age for Smalltalk and SOM (OS/2 version of COM, which also did metaclasses), there was a .NET like experience with Smalltalk, before Microsoft even though of it.

Visual Age for C++ was also one of the few IDEs that back in the day provided a Smalltalk like experience for C++, especially in version 4.
Delicious[1] was delicous, and Pinboard[2] is just there. Not into bookmarks that much except for less than 10 significant websites. I might look at ArchiveBox[3] or something like it to bookmark and take a snapshot. Again, none of them as important as it used to be.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delicious_(website)

2. https://pinboard.in

3. https://archivebox.io
You can tell your shell to ignore commands started with a space

HISTCONTROL=ignorespace

Or you can use HISTIGNORE to always ignore specific patterns.
CouchDB might be useful for this scenario due to its multi-master support so devices can sync to each other without using a centralized database. It's also very performant, though if you put gigabytes of data into it, it'll also consume gigabytes of RAM.
Parent isn't blaming the youth, but rather, just pointing at the cause.

Absolutely, adults do pretty badly on this. They also consume alcohol, and do other stupid shit.

Yet, the kids should be protected from this. This is the parent post's point!
The unusual part of the writing of this blog post is how long the sentences are and how many commas there are. I guess Italian prefers longer sentences than english?
People have been citing Marx's theory of alienation for a century and a half. Conveniently, they are only started to manifest during the rise of social media.

> Fast forward and we're now trying to derive purpose out of pure competition. What percentile is your IQ, your GPA, your income, your stack rank

I hear this a lot, and this attitude does seem more pervasive on the internet, but in the real world, I find that people don't care about any of this any more than they have to, especially after college. The only people who I know who work "unhealthy hours" genuinely seem to enjoy work or are treating work as an escape. When you look at working hours in the US it's been mostly flat since 2010 and it's actually significantly lower than it was in the 1950s [1]. The real reason nobody is spending time with their community because they are too busy consuming media. The average teen spends over 7 hours a day consuming media [2].

[1] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/AVHWPEUSA065NRUG

[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8444888/
Judges in England and Wales given approval to use AI in writing legal opinions
Yes, but that might also be caught by infosec users of said tool who have things similar to “littlesnitch” alerting them to the outbound API call attempt.
Redefining Stream Processing: The Outlook for RisingWave in 2024
> Another historical curiosity: I have a couple of "video CDs," which were regular-sized (5-inch) CDs with a digital section containing the song (playable on any CD player) and then an analog video section with the video for the song (playable on later LaserDisc players).

That is a "CD Video" or "CD+V", which supported up to 20 minutes of CD audio and around 5 minutes of LaserDisc-style analog video. There was also a variant that skipped the CD audio and was just LaserDisc video on a CD-size disc called "Video Single Disc".

"Video CD" or "VCD" was a later all digital format that used MPEG-1 compression while also disabling error correction for more data capacity to fit more or less the same amount of VHS-ish quality video on a given disc as it could support CD audio. VCD never even reached the level of success of LaserDisc in the US but most standalone DVD players could play them. I believe they were a lot more popular in parts of Asia.
Sounds irrelevant to that which you replied to. (you stated that which is in response to that which would be hoped)
I lifted an Elf on the Shelf box in a store, and it felt heavy for a stuffed toy. What's in there? Are those things WiFi enabled now?
Either some sort of Linux with custom GUI, OR bone-stock AOSP + custom app. If I were in some sort of CTO role I'd push AOSP route, as an individual dreaming idealist I'd be inclined towards the former.
If you want to posit an explanation for this phenomenon, you have to be able to explain two things: what changed abruptly in the early/mid 2010s?, and why did it uniquely affect teen girls?

Many of the reactions I've seen over the years to these authors' work focuses on some particular frustrations or complaints about American society, the economy, our culture, and so on. The problem with these theories is that none of that stuff abruptly changed in the 2010s, and even then there's no particular reason that a 13-year old girl would be so much more negatively impacted by changes that did occur than anyone else.

Haidt's theory focuses a lot on technological change like smartphones and social media (though it has some other components). Ten years ago this seemed believable because it appeared at that time that teen girls were more interested in these technologies than boys. However, the under-30 mental health problem is ongoing (and may even be accelerating), and yet it's much less clear now that there is any gender difference in technology uptake.

I haven't seen a satisfying explanation from Haidt about the more recent data, and have come to believe that there is no adequate explanation right now.
Also, you can't avoid plagiarism by paraphrasing because paraphrasing is a form of plagiarism. The key here is whether you cite the source, which the model doesn't

https://www.scribbr.com/frequently-asked-questions/is-paraph...
Having DMARC to allow all emails is still stupid. They should have added a mandatory reject policy.
I don't need to imagine,

> More than 20 programming tools vendors offer some 26 programming languages — including C++, Perl, Python, Java, COBOL, RPG and Haskell — on .NET.

Taken from https://news.microsoft.com/2001/10/22/massive-industry-and-d...

In 2001.
Yeah, I'd be surprised if that didn't happen eventually - 2G is already completely phased out here in Australia and all the networks are shutting down their 3G networks this year, so VoLTE/VoNR are the only options now. Surely that will happen eventually in the UK also?
Plain text passwords, seriously. At that point, I'm not sure what would be a similarity with any other engineering profession. The plain text passwords are beyond any rhyme or reason... and then returned to the end user client. If anything, I'd consider it malicious negligence - in the EU the leak would be a GDPR issue as well.
This makes me giggle a bit. On one side the modern AI and on the other the 17th century barristers' wigs.
Ask HN: Doing everything myself, where would be the biggest pain points?
There are so many tools we reach for by default as software developers without thinking.

I've come to realize that each of them are extremely complicated and I only ever need a fraction of the functionality, which would normally be okay, but I always find I'm spending so much time tweaking them when it would have been simpler to just write them myself.

I talking about things like: operating systems, version control, file storage, databases, text editors, programming languages, gui frameworks, web browsers.

Each of the popular choices in these categories are absolute monolithic behemoths, and I can already hear people saying how silly it is to even contemplate writing your own.

Writing an new operating system is a bit unfathomable, but for everything else, could things be a lot simpler if we only used code for only what we actually needed.

So my question is if you wanted to write your own dev tooling stack entirely from scratch for only what you need/want, where would you lose the most time?
Yep.

Don't want these marketing emails? Unsubscribe here.

Oh, you need to login in order to do that.

No, that's the wrong password for your account. Forgot password?

Hm, we don't see your account existing. Probably a different email address?

... sigh... sent a couple of emails to the data protection contact listed, but after 5 years, I still get the emails and I occasionally try to login again.

So I just automatically mark it as spam every time.

But probably because they're a small provider and don't have the resources; this is the largest telecommunications provider in Germany.
Also interesting: Biggest image in the smallest space

https://www.bamsoftware.com/hacks/deflate.html
I often hit CTRL-R to reload a services config. I press `CTRL+R`, enter `reload`, and continue to hit `CTRL+R` until the right service appears. Enter. Done. Usually way quicker, especially when switching between distros. As one calls it httpd and one apache, once it's systemd and once it's and init script, and so on.
I would also argue that overprotectionism is also one key factor in the teen mental illness, nowadays parents don't want their children to do risky stuff outside and wanted their children to stay indoor. It will surely lock-in their freedom to do many stuff and they have nothing to do but to surf on the social media.

This means although the children are less exposed to the external threats, they also have less experience to the outside world, which caused an asymmetric information flowing around in social media when they are surprised by some crazy act of their peers -- including flexing off with money, doing impossible stunts, and even pregnancy.

Keep in mind what you see on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Tiktok are shared globally, that means a 12 years old lad from Texas could be seeing another 12 years old do some crazy stuff on SF, but what I want to say is about kids should be interacting with their local peers more than the global ones. This way you won't taint the kids POV to be among the globals, or be the best of the best. Focus on the local community and parents should not be that paranoid to overprotect their children. If they need to get hurt, just let them get hurt in a controlled way. Just, let, them, be.

Overprotectionism implies controlling freedom, and the lack of freedom means lack of innovation and reflections, and will easily create a death spiral, that one of them descend into mental illness, and eventually many other horrible things.

Also, I think the core reason for any mental illness, at least from my own POV, is always about getting asymmetric information, which caused mental imbalances from within. But how do we get rid of asymmetric information or mental imbalances? No, I don't think you can...but if you could accept this fact, and you would be free from the mental illness hell.
I feel like I get a decent return on mining historical command usage for new (single keystroke?) aliases to setup, the most useful ones change over time for me.

Another use case I feel pays off is complicated one-liners where I need to do something similar but not quite the same again - good starting time saver. This depends on you being a mostly cli kinda person obviously, if you instinctively reach for excel over awk then ymmv.
I mean, unless you’re running around with the windows source code, you’re not going to be doing much anyway with that os.

Look, I don’t think you know how this works. You actually have intimate control over a computer’s hardware, software, and firmware. I don’t know why you think otherwise.
Seems pretty simple. The bottom of Maslow’s pyramid is under attack with unnecessary layoffs and offshoring leading to extremely dismal prospects of stable, long-term employment. What kid is going to feel good if their parents are constantly stressed by employment woes? Even worse when the government tells you everything is fine and there’s nothing to fix.
People don't tolerate information well. When we are young we need our small safety bubbles where we are sufficiently isolated from information so that we can fantasise that we matter. That we amount to something. Social truth that (nearly?) all of us don't is apparently too hard to bear.

And I don't think we can come back from this. That we can go back to ignorance. We need to adapt, the way species always adapted. By letting weaker ones die. And that's exactly what will happen unless by sheer accident some technological miracle pops up to save us from this problem. We won't step back from profitable technologies. We never did.
Well, if the Big Government was not so hellbent on helping making billionaires trillionaires at the expense of the working class, maybe the poor could learn to be more self-reliant.

Pretty hard for a lot of people that doesn't make multiple hundreds of thousands dollars an year to not depend on the government, when lax fiscal policies completely devalue their money while inflating the assets and the pockets of the oligarchic class.

Get real, the oligarchs don't want less government, they want less of the big goverment money going for other people than the oligarchs. Not a single one of them want free markets, not one of them wants fiscal discipline, not a single one of them want real free trade.

They nurture crises for years so they can extract more when we cannot ignore the crisis anymore, and emergency measures are required. They have postponed the energy transition, their foundations and their grants helped to demonize nuclear when we desperately needed for it to evolve and expand. Now we are faced with an emergency, and we are pretending that nobody is going to make loads of money out of renewables, and that probably it is going to be the same people who made lots of money from oil. The bills will explode for the common folk, like they are doing in Europe, and in the end, if we escape deindustrialization, they will use the government to extract money from the people again to finally nuclearize our power generation.

So, if we want to talk about big government, let's talk about big government, but let's be honest and admit that big government, big corporate and big finance are basically siamese twins.
I did not know about that. What's the name of those races? How can I find out more?
“It is freezing honey” “I know dear, but the house was built efficiently”