skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Being the best in your community is a dead end. This is a global optimization problem, maybe galactic, maybe the universe.
If small regressions in broad metrics are causing mental illness, that sounds like a social media problem to me.
What I don't understand: The Houthis seem to have virtually no air defense and high-value assets like helicopters that are hard to hide. At the same time, they seem to be involved in constant fighting with someone, so those assets are presumably valuable to them outside of their use to sabotage international shipping.

So if hitting the launchers is hard, how about destroying one of those assets every time they attack shipping?
I’d say the only real worry for “black hat emailers” is the spam rate monitoring. Everything else is fairly trivial to comply by, but lowering the spam compliance threshold could really put a wrench in a lot of sales outreach campaign.

The market(Google and others) was forced to act because how laughably easy the Can-Spam act is to stay compliant while legally mass spamming.
When you turn actual, creative and exhausting work (vulnerability research) into some kind of high stakes gig job you deserve this problem.

I am not against bug hunting by any means, but if you want to me act like I care about your product and not about my money, pay me monthly.
> You're asking yjftsjthsd-h to furnish data to make a slam dunk conclusion that ARM-licensed CPU designs will out-sell RISC-V.

I think the statement that was made was slightly different: that there would be more newly shipping ARM parts than RISC-V parts (to show that ARM is still actively developed).

Which seems very likely, but is not quite a sure thing for 2025. (And it depends upon how we count: lots of RISC-V wins inside proprietary SoCs is probably not quite what we mean, but instead new RISC-V COTS parts we can put into our designs; but if you count the former RISC-V probably looks much better).
While it may be taboo to say so, I believe this is a strong factor. Most changes in life have tradeoffs, winners and losers. Divorce may be great for the general happiness of the adults involved, but despite all boomer rationalizations in the line "I can raise happy kids if I am not absolutely happy", it generally sucks for kids.
Chinese companies resort to repurposing Nvidia gaming chips for AI
https://archive.ph/ewWH2
I'd recommend reading Byung-Chul Han.
> Most of the US looks more like Spain and less like Central Europe.

Spain has spent a decade building out its high speed rail network.
At one point he asked for a more relaxed version of the initial vacation plans.
Referring to Distributed SQL as a key-value store is like defining monolithic databases as a block storage. It reduces it to an internal structure.
What makes it a database is what is on top: ACID transaction, full SQL features, relational tables, JSON document, foreign keys,... which are not available when sharding is done on top of SQL
wow is the return of Delicious? One of my favourite sites back in the day. Hope for this site's success, great way to discover new things
thanks for the clarification - I also read this as it took them a MONTH to fix the vulnerability.
Gym is fun!
>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?

Emphasis on "cores". Relative to each one of these application processor cores, how many embedded smaller cores doing specialized tasks do you think there are?

Are you aware RISC-V already has penetration there? Do you know how e.g. the popular Qualcomm SoCs have shipped a bunch of RISC-V cores for a while already?

Are you aware the companies behind popular alternatives to ARM such as Arc or MIPS have already embraced RISC-V?

In short, what makes you think that in 2025, most of these cores will be ARM?
Fish has smoother usability, autocompletion and search. It is useful on fresh machine in vanilla configuration. Installing bash plugins is not always possible. Installing some sync plugin on sensitive server is nono!

Also my biggest problem with bash, sometimes it does not keep part of recent history, if bash process gets killed. Fish does not have this problem.

I usually keep useful commands in notes, and sync my notes instead.
> Imagine if Apple or Google were retroactively removing a feature. The shitstorm would be outrageous.

Is this sarcasm? Just in case it is not:

https://killedby.tech/google/
Red Cross: Emergency Blood Shortage May Delay Medical Procedures
How organisations cripple engineering teams with good intentions
Twitch gets 50% of subscriptions. "Bits" go to the streamer, 100% unless they used a third party app.

Streamers have to run a certain amount of ads per hour or they both lose a larger "share" of the ad revenue, and there is a preroll. Prerolls cause a huge impact in viewership so streamers don't want it.

The problem Twitch faces is that it now has multiple competitors: tiktok, youtube, and kick.

It's not just servers/engineers. Twitch has a lot of moderation issues and that requires a lot of labor. That's partly why the others are eating their lunch - little moderation.
Wholesale rates never go to $1/kwh. Why should you get paid more than what PG&E pays its suppliers?

As for why a monthly average is used, I don’t know but there could be legitimate reasons (eg smart meters weren’t built to measure the reverse direction and maybe the software isn’t properly certified or something)

> In emergency situations having a few neighbors with enough solar+batteries to keep the lights on is a good for society as a whole

In a rich neighborhood this works really well. Most people benefit from a stable and highly functioning grid. It’s also cheaper than a bunch of poorly planned adhoc solar and battery capacity randomly scattered about.

> Having an EV also means if we are careful we can charge the car enough to make short or medium trips every few days. Not being beholden to gas tanker trucks or utility operators is great IMHO. I just need to add Starlink for backup internet :)

Again, you’re describing your privileged situation and acting like society would benefit from making your personal situation better.

If everyone had an EV and solar, their solar capacity would need to first be overbuilt to accommodate that addition. But solar capacity sizing today is a mix of how much your current pre-EV usage constrained by the panel efficiency multiplied by available rooftop space. Most people don’t live in single unit dwellings either and rooftop solar for an apartment complex isn’t going to provide all the necessary power.

So yeah, I’m on pg&e’s side here. It’s their grid. They’re being forced to take electricity generation from residential but if they weren’t being forced by regulators they should be free to just say no to capacity being fed from anyone but official suppliers. Otherwise you’re selling into their grid without actually paying for access (+ the utilities didn’t factor in rooftop solar when building out the generation for the grid). You can’t have things both ways and rooftop solar in California is 100% a massive subsidy being provided to the privileged people adding that capacity.

> In emergency situations having a few neighbors with enough solar+batteries to keep the lights on is a good for society as a whole

In what world is the grid down but your personal solar + battery installation is keeping the lights on for the entire neighborhood without using said grid?
Search can't keep a to-read list for me.

Search can't keep track of what I have read when I want to share something.

Search doesn't let me tag or write notes for links.

My bookmarks aren't overfull with SEO spam.
Ad dollars ruin everything. It ruined the internet, and now it is ruining amateur athletics and academics. I'm not sure how to fix it, but I suspect we'll need some regulatory answers. Just like some places have laws to prevent a billboard being built in a place that harms others, we shouldn't enable advertisers to harm others in other realms.
I use cloudflare's email remailer. i.e emails are mailed from from & to my Gmail via cloudflare. Using a custom email domain.

Does this mean that my emails will no longer be sent?
I don't think he touched the scroll wheel in the keynote. Why is it there? What does it do? I found it awkward he scrolled by touching the screen across the damn scroll wheel. Just use it. At least in the keynote.

And then there are so many questions about the hardware capabilities of this device:

- where is the inference running? I don't believe it's on the device. And if it's in the cloud then why make the claim it is under 500ms? Is that just a "don't you guys have low-latency 4g at home?" moment?

- how is that tiny camera capable of parsing a small-text table with 100% accuracy? the optics just don't allow it to.

- what's the battery life with that kind of usage? If inference is running on device it must be very low. Just thinking that my GPU pulls 50-100W on average (with spikes to 200W) just to suggest code I still don't think rabbit is doing anything on device. If it's cloud based then 4g is also a battery destroyer. Maybe that's why the device is so big: huge battery inside.

The "teach" session was definitely cool. But at this point it must be magic because there's no way that thing browsed to a discord server, authenticated with hallucinated credentials and it just worked.
well it's either going to be Java or Clojure with this framework so those examples would be kind of pointless.
Vcc – The Vulkan Clang Compiler
So many washing machines of different brands have compatible parts. But honestly, I'm also doing the same. And after it's out of warranty, I replace the whole unit after the first non - trivial fault that I can't fix myself. That's how I roll with all of my appliances. I've got 10+ years out of my Siemens washing machine and dryer. Both died within a month of each other. I replaced the washer immediately with a Bosch but had a go at fixing the dryer since it was just a fried circuit board. Checked online, the board was €180. Screw that! Tried to get the board repaired to avoid wasting an otherwise working item, but after €60 and 5 weeks waiting, the repaired circuit board still hadn't arrived (lost in the mail?) and the weather had been awful for line drying. So I bought a Bosch dryer. This action promptly released the repaired circuit board from it's delivery purgatory. Gah, fucksake, etc. Lesson learned. (I gave the circuit board to a local repairman to appease the gods)

Now my Samsung refrigerator (a large double-door thing that we Europeans call "an American Fridge Freezer" has frozen up its condensation pipe twice in two months, so it does a little "fridge-pee" on kitchen floor every morning. This has happened about 4 times in the last 12 years, and I always plug it out, empty it, remove the inside and back panels, thaw the pipe, clean the evaporator and reassemble. Massive pain in the arse, but if I get 3 years out of it, that's worth the hassle. But twice in 2 months? Fuck that. New fridge please. (Which means spend enough time looking at reviews and specs to become a fridge salesman, and ultimately buy a Bosch anyway)
Incompetent. But I think those decisions are often made by neither the people who send nor receive the emails.
More expected changes could be found at https://www.phoronix.com/search/Linux+6.8
Kids growing up too early when they should be playing and hanging out outside and having fun together.

Real world social connection is essential to human happiness.
“This is a desperate move by Chinese companies under the export controls. Just like using a kitchen knife to create artwork, it’s doable, but the effect is suboptimal,”

US has got to keep the knee onto the neck of China, make sure they can't squirm out.
Streamers can pick when to run ads - it's a simple command.

All of you talking about how streamers just can't pick when to run an ad have no idea what you're talking about.

They can schedule a few 15 second ads and then run longer ads manually to fulfill their 50-50 revenue share / preroll exemption.
Duh, my head was still not awake. I wanted to write 'it's not even 8 am in europe'.
it’s because they’re woke and think it’s sexist to ban that stuff
Please, give me more "AI is killing <whatever>" it's not tiresome at all.

Books were being "killed" far prior to AI.
Privacy Agreement for Cap Tables (Pact)
Elon Musk doesn't understand Sweden's unions. If he did, he'd work with them
for some of us the answer is a plain text file with org-mode markup
I’ve been running Bear Blog for a few years. It’s a privacy focused, super fast blogging platform, and is making well over $500/mo. It’s also a really fun tool to build and use, with a tight community.

https://bearblog.dev
Sorry, I think my comment probably came off more harsh? than i intended.

It's just 4 is so ahead of the pack. Korean Passage Example i cooked up recently from the excerpt from a novel and the official translations amongst other translators for comparison - https://imgur.com/a/XtH7dZt
I don't really know how to use awk and ctrl-r is faster than going back to stackoverflow to figure out what I did last time
> Furthermore, the study also reveals 21% of those with a 3G handset aren’t willing to upgrade, and will simply continue to use their phone without internet connectivity.

I would guess that a large subset of those handsets are for 'emergency' use. Phones kept in car glove boxes and hand bags and rarely or infrequently used and never for internet.
Yeah here in Spain too, still can't get 5G on prepay. It's not like it's new anymore.. Pretty annoying. I really don't want a contract.
>> Before smartphones, people regularly experienced true downtime

Was there not a similar argument made as newspapers became commonplace? Before that the same argument had been made for books but newspapers were on another level - they were effectively limitless drugs, affordable and every single day a new one was available. Instead of talking, laughing and joking with the other workers waiting at the bus stop or in the canteen or whatever, instead you had a sea of silent men reading newspapers.

I’m not convinced phones are without potential harm, but I’m hesitant to get too worked up about them vs. What’s gone before.
I've seen a perverse dark pattern on one click unsubscribe. The page you land at has a button that lets you resubscribe! It looks non-obvious you've already unsubscribed and it looks like the regular two-click flow needing to enter your email address to confirm. Very sneaky.
Social sciences and psychology are not physics or math. Your extreme confidence in your preferred explanation is not warranted by the current record of social and psychological sciences.

You may well be right, I concede that I also believe that mass media is at least part of the explanation, but I don't think we should act so certain and refuse the debate. The current state of psychology and social sciences don't warrant by now this extreme level of confidence in a handful of studies that seems to corroborate this hypothesis.
Yeah you do! King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Amyl and the Sniffers, Tame Impala (Perth), The Chats (SC) are murdering it.
Freelancers typically make money by coding up solutions, leaning heavily on open-source, for individual clients (as opposed to mass-market software) or other forms of consulting. Sometimes they will become the caretaker of one or more "projects" that multiple clients rely on. That maintenance is billable. It's not uncommon for contract programmers to become small businesses. If they think they can get support from the community, open-source becomes the best option.
Is it about the growth itself though? Or rather the growth as seen through social media? You can't be sad about being left behind if you don't know you are being left behind or at least of you are not pestered daily about it by the algorithm that needs to trigger you into engagement.
I thought the same with all these snide comments, we still have the threat of nuclear war at almost any minute. It never went away, why people think it has? I have no idea.
you can change the default scope to session or directory. And then cycle through the scopes
Why do you think nuclear annihilation is off the table sorry? Do we not have nuclear weapons anymore?
Is there a link to the hardware design yet? Or is it just the announcement only? I tried googling but found nothing.
Alcohol is a depressant. It won't impove anybody's mental health.
Lots of countries are ethnically homogenous and yet, they are fucking hellholes.
But car shares get prohibitively expensive in very long trips. And there's no coverage outside the cities.
That may have been the case in 2017, the date of your article, certainly then opiod deaths outweighed the nonexistant deaths from COVID.

Today, in 2024, looking back, there's a sharp decline in US life expectancy figures after 2019 that, according to the CDC and other epidemiologists, had little to do with opiods:

In 1980, life expectancy at birth in the U.S. and in comparably large and wealthy countries was similar, but over recent decades, life expectancy has improved by much more in peer nations than it has in the U.S. The COVID-19 pandemic has increased mortality and premature death rates in the U.S. by more than it did in most peer countries, widening a gap that already existed before the pandemic.

Life expectancy in the U.S. fell by 2.4 years from 2019 to 2021, whereas in peer countries’ life expectancies fell by an average of just 0.3 years in this period. COVID-19 has erased two decades of life expectancy growth in the U.S., whereas the average life expectancy for comparable countries has decreased only marginally, to 2018 levels.

- from [1], and

In 2021, 9 of the 10 leading causes of death remained the same as in 2020. The top leading cause in 2021 was heart disease, followed by cancer and COVID-19 (Figure 4).

Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis became the 9th leading cause of death in 2021, while influenza and pneumonia dropped from the list of 10 leading causes. The remaining leading causes in 2021 (unintentional injuries, stroke, chronic lower respiratory diseases, Alzheimer disease, diabetes, and kidney disease) remained at the same ranks as in 2020.

- from [2]. Note than in [2] opiod deaths do not feature in the the ten leading causes of death in the USofA.

What does stand out is that OECD | G20 countries in general have steadily improved quality of life and expectancy whereas the USofA has been relative flat since 2012 (opiods and other reasons) and sharply dropped post COVID (poor community health responses).

[1] https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/chart-collection/u-s-lif...

[2] https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db456.pdf
I think you can set a ARC header for forwarders.
No one was reading the newspaper for the entire day. Instead it was a moment of reflection through the words of someone else.

Right now phones never end, there is no final page and nothing is reflected upon a second time outside phone time.
Reminds me of Dubray's State Action Model (SAM)¹:

V = f( M.present( A(data) ) )

The view V (the "UI" on the left in the article) is computed from an Action started by the user and proposed (presented) to the model M, which decides whether to update; then a next-action predicate (function) may be called².

A React example is at https://medium.com/@metapgmr/new-react-implementation-for-th... (2023).

¹ http://sam.js.org/

² https://www.infoq.com/articles/no-more-mvc-frameworks/
I need to start my teenage engineering collab collection. Such wonderful and refreshing experiences. I’ve used my friends playdate but never took the plunge and it’s wonderful, haptics and everything
They are connected. Drinking makes driving less safe. Driving makes drinking easier. And smartphone use gives reasons to drink.
What was the norm for generations was and has always been laughable. College football has been a cancer for academia, at first fed by the deep pockets of alumni who were the real audience. The business side grew up and realized that tv rights were an even bigger prize, but along the way somehow failed to recognize that they were greasing the wheels of their money machine with the distant hopes of a pro career held by academically underqualified students with athletic gifts, most of whom either fail to get a diploma, succeed in getting long term injuries, or both. The university priorities get turned upside down and season-winning coaches win the compensation lottery too.

It’s disgusting and always has been. Gooooo fighting whatevers!
So far I can't see anyone coming up with any cases were this would have made life safer or even solved a previously unsolved case.

The law of diminishing returns very much exist, and as one of my teachers in engineering once pointed out: if you really want to use surveillance to put a dent in the crime statistics you should put it in people's living rooms and in their bedrooms.
Isn't this a brute force way to fight inflation? I certainly don't believe that inflation is around 3%. My feel for it is around 9-10%. I assume the Fed is also aware of it and hence they are trying to reduce supply of money to curb the rate of inflation.
> Our low performance is not an existential threat to the business.

11 years later, nothing has changed.

Just to name one example of something I ran into last year...: Install the 'az' Azure CLI into your docker image? Boom, 1.4 GB extra space wasted! Why you ask? Well, for one, every subcommand bundles its own Python runtime.
+1 makes me ponder about Knoll's law and whether I am actually misinforming myself by reading comments here on HN.
This title is a massive clickbait
>but I can ssh with it

From AmigaOS? What implementation are you using?

I am not aware of any that can connect to defaults-configured, present time openssh servers.

On netbsd, yes it works as it's just openssh. I use it regularly.
Both of your alternative definitions of 'lose' are fine.

Buy the index fund to get the market return, then pick out and short the 'losers' that either don't grow or grow slower than the index. Either way, you will have increased your returns.
Before cell phones there were beepers. and people could always reach you on a landline. or leave a message on the machine. payphones. people weren’t really that much farther than they are now, it just required a little more coordination.

and cell phones have been around a lot longer than 10 years when this really picked up steam. even if you filter this statement to exclude everything but smart phones - smart, internet connected phones were around well before ~2012 when we saw a sharp spike begin in this trend, and that’s really the dawn of dominance of the YT/FB/IG/etc era.
> That's literally the explanation for PowerShell. Many of us wanted to improve cmd.exe, but couldn't.

I stopped reading here. (Not really, I read the rest, but I could have.)

Powershell is a fundamentally new thing that's miles ahead of its competitors. They couldn't have gotten there by just improving cmd incrementally. If the authors confuses boldness with being carefree about maintenance, that's on them.
> You don't need any of it.
> History is useful enough to exist as a feature, I up-arrow routinely, but it doesn't actually matter when it doesn't exist.

That's absurdly naive to think the simplistic constraints of your own workflow is a general rule.
Still, older smartphone users seem to be more psychologically resilient to them at least when it comes to anxiety and depression.
It's not just Belgium, it's everywhere now.

Though I must I admit I much prefer self-checkout when shopping. The queues are much faster.
Buy the index fund to get the market return, then pick out and short the 'losers' that either don't grow or grow slower than the index. Either way, you will have increased your returns.