skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I came here expecting atom syndication for social media and was disappointed.
Nvidia's plenty efficient, it's just you still need monstrous power (and thus monstrous heat) to drive 4K 120fps with raytracing and CUDA and whatever other nonsense.
> on old consoles, sound used to be _generated_ on the fly…

My recollection as a game producer who worked with musicians around that time is that this was all MIDI-like synthesis (although short, low-quality sampled "special effects" were possible) handled by dedicated hardware — Yamaha YM2612 on Genesis, Ricoh 2A03 on NES, etc. — and so lots more forgiving timing-wise.
Al Gore took the initiative on creating the Internet.
Does your confusion arise because you are generalising a specific definition of agency.
Honestly, one of the punishments for Boeing needs to be the ban of share buybacks and dividends for investors for all time either that or nationalize the company.
C/2014 UN271 (Bernardinelli–Bernstein)
Homebrew, which is a package manager for macOS.
southeast of Québec
Depopulation and associated challenges for US cities by 2100
Imaging privacy threats from an ambient light sensor
> I grew up in the Soviet Union, where people had to affirm their fealty to ideals

Well, a scary % of the DEI professionals I've come across also self-identify as communists, so not sure if they view that as a bad association.
I’m just blown away by how clean the code is for the mod version and how well the documentation is written.
Surely it's just a money problem?

During the space race America spent 2.5% of its GDP anually to land on the moon. I doubt they're willing to spend that now. And cheaper designs come with higher risks
Does it stop functioning intermittently? I've seen cases of devices in the middle of a failed OTA, and the device keeps requesting the OTA again. If it's going on and offline often, this might the case.
You're right, I was sloppy in typing x32 for i386 (as you mentioned, nobody actually uses that).
cool, thanks for clarifying
I did this as well.

I also ended up writing a classifier using some python library that seems to outperform home assistant's implementation. Not sure what the issue is there. I just followed the instructions from an LLM and the internet.
Would you prefer to read War and Peace, or the (shorter) washing machine logs?

It’s touch and go for me. The variables names in washing machine code would likely have be less easily confused.
Except you can't have certain political opinions without going to jail, that's a pretty big difference.
Isn't the classic example of this something like NYC's Hells Kitchen or East Village or Meatpacking District that was, at some point, the cheap neighborhood that artists and musicians could live in on their irregular low salaries, but then when some of them inevitably get famous, that mystique turns it from the bad/cheap part of town into the hip part of town that rich people go to for underground clubs and wild art shows, and in 10 years none of those people that made the area cool still live there because it's now the most expensive place in the city.

I think city marketers see "artist" in the same way that a nightclub sees women, but with less power or follow through on giving them anything free that would attract or keep them there to attract the other people.

Everyone wants to live in a city with good live music _and_ listen to Spotify all day in their 1k/month apartment.
Yes, they are assholes. But what are we to do with it? This video, unfortunately, does not represent anything particularly out of the ordinary, and shouldn't be taken as "how to handle it" either.

She repeatedly volunteers that she hasn't made any sales, and merely disgorges a wholly subjective review of what she has accomplished... which appears to be nothing. The things she should have hammered them on are

1. No written warnings about performance. Is there a single documented incidence of performance falling short? Likewise, does she have any written accolades from her supervisor? Not that this really matters anyway, especially since she's in the standard 90-day probationary period (which she calls a "ramp-up").

2. The point about her supervisor wussing out and not giving the news himself or herself is valid, but even worse is that these two other people showed up to the meeting UNPREPARED. If they were simply laying her off, fine. No details needed. But since they claimed it was for performance, they invited scrutiny and the demand for specifics... which they didn't bring to the meeting. THEY should be fired for poor performance and embarrassing their firm. If I show up to a meeting in which I'm supposed to give a presentation about something and I shrug and say, "Oh, yeah I don't have any details on that so maybe you should ask later but don't expect an answer," I expect to be fired.

But she strayed from those points and mostly just protested at length that she did "really great."

I guess if the point was to reveal that Cloudflare is run by unprofessional assholes, then I withdraw my question. Otherwise I don't see what the call to action is here, and the promotion of it with breathless headlines like, "RARE footage of a firing!" is dumb.
YouTube putting scammy ad about "double your Bitcoin" on Bitcoin University vid
I've been using https://www.acer.com/ca-en/monitors/spatiallabs/acer-spatial... for developing OpenXR applications on a "holographic" display and existing applications like VRChat and Steam Home.

The price is too expensive, but if more people use it, maybe they'll be able to lower the prices.

Some videos from streamers partnered by Acer.

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9D3BPL7POc

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acmGEovxgEw

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lwo9U9-iLc

We're V-Sekai (pronounced vee-say-kai):

https://github.com/V-Sekai/ - We're a community of open-source social VR enthusiasts.
Bad title. The first "useful" thing built using Rust was the drivers that run my MacBook under Asahi Linux.
I am familiar with diversity statements by institutions, but what would a diversity statement from an applicant consist of, what would be expected? for example, declared alignment with the institution? or statements about one's own "diversity"? just trying to get a grasp.
The industry is not the music.

Musical improvisation is one of the few forms of art a creator can enjoy as much as an audience.
This writer had me at:

I want my new assistant to be sassy and sarcastic.
They did, but people have probably also avoided certain areas if possible, because it's scary to be on your own, since before we even had a concept of hiking or any kind of civilization to want to take a break from.

As I understand it, just plain old getting lost is kind of a big deal, and one of the things I'd be most afraid of if I regularly went out alone or with people who weren't far better at navigating than me(Which is nearly 100% of my friends...).

If you are near any water that probably won't kill you for several days.
You couldnt fasten it to the studs in your wall?
> Nobody has invented a new way of getting data from program A to program B in ages.

Yes they have: the share sheet (found in iOS and Android).
But it misses the most obvious answer (and most likely where the question originated from): terminal, console, and shell often refer to the same thing.
If one is following a tutorial and it says to “enter this command into your console”, they mean the same as type it in your terminal app or into your shell. The terms are indeed somewhat interchangeable, as a starting point at least for the clearest answer.

Then we can dig into actual differences: the shell is actually an application that runs inside the terminal/console, and you can swap in your favorite shell app; on MacOS, the Console and Terminal apps look similar, but Terminal is what you should use normally, with Console more for debugging system outputs. And so on.

Humor people with practical answers sometimes, for christsake, instead of these agonzing pendantic expositions. Side notes on pseudo-ttys, ioctl, virtual condoles, and control sequences when the OP posted an elementary question?? Yeah, we get it, professor: you are overburdened with information which you must share.
Call me newschool or oldschool or whatever but...

... $ tty
/dev/tty1 <- that's sorta a modern "tty"

... $ tty
/dev/pts/17 <- that's a pseudo-tty

I like this one:

https://www.baeldung.com/linux/pty-vs-tty
Apparently, Most of the people here doesn't understand the sale process. Most corporation only gives you 90 days to meet your goals for sales only. After the 90 days then you expect to be let go. Given she was there for 5 months, she said she had 3 contracts in hand, which she had to be reporting as closing, every sales person that I see always predicts that the sale will close at an 100% probability as soon as they put an contract in a person's hands. Most will predict an 50% chance of a sale if they walk down the street and see someone walking on the sidewalk. This is about sales. Technically, I'm suprised that they will give her any severence at all with her recording this and posting it publically. Most if not severance agreements has it in that you can not talk about the severance. Do i support the way the layoffs occured? NO.. but companies makes business decisions based off of the market. And someone without 4 or 5 months of any sales, and no contracts in consideration would normally be let go. Given this is my opinion which may differ from most. Some companies I worked in you had less than 90 days to get a signed contract. Whats not being talked about is what was her goals that she agreed to when you signed on as a sales person.
No portrait of Michell exists, but he was described as “a little short man, of black complexion, and fat.”

I think the most likely explanation is that John Michell was a space alien, looking to peddle common knowledge in his galaxy for Earth fame.
I keep wondering if one day we'll discover LLMs were conscious and that we were waking them from a coma each time we asked them "plz draw homer simpson as a lovecraft monster", and then putting them right back to sleep again.

So they are sentient in some horror way where they get woken to complete some awful, mundane task and then immediately put down again before they can scream.
Well, why guess. Check the outgoing destination of the traffic on the router.
In the top menu, you can click Decker > Fullscreen and it will scale to the width of your screen. It's pretty usable in landscape mode.
Even easier than that: Amazon's Echo devices can be set up to detect beeps.

I have one in my kitchen, near the laundry room, and one in my home office. When things beep in that area, the one in the office says "Beep, beep." (I could have it do other stuff, but this was simple.)

It works for laundry. And the dishwasher. And the Instant Pot. And any other beepin' thing. It's just a remote beep detector.

(And if it detects beeping for 2 or more minutes, it notifies my phone, since that presumably means that my house is on fire.)
find balance, it's not all or nothing.
The inclusion of Font/DA Mover when you use the "Resources..." menu item made me chortle with joy.
Really megabytes or it's just a typo? If so. How 80 characters could possibly generate so much data?
> Well if you build them elsewhere you're not going to do much about the unhoused population downtown.

Newsflash: neither would tiny houses. On the West Coast, the downtown homeless population is almost 100% drug addicts these days. No amount of housing can fix that.

And for the sane population (i.e. not fentanyl addicts), being AWAY from downtowns is a blessing.

> Anyway, housing is kind of fucked so long as americans consider it a private investment rather than a common good. How do you think we got in this mess to begin with?

We stopped building highways, and switched from Moses' model of building enough roads to the "urbanist" model. Where we put in transit that makes it easy to go to the downtown ONLY.
I don't see the problem you do.

SO is a Q&A based knowledge base. Questions are supposed to be somewhat open-ended prompts that inspire experts to write detailed and informative responses. The OP seems to be an excellent example this.
Using a washing machine to launder data
You see, the client side metrics has the transfer time at 2ms and time to first interaction (onMouseOver event) at 5ms, and that aligns with the developer's experience on his M3 Mac on a network that's literally next door to the servers. :(
I just want the keyboard trackpad combo to use with my own PC/laptop. There are no such options out there.
Using Gravitational Waves to See the First Second of the Universe
The first question will be: Will apple even consider a touch screen notebook in their lineup?
There’s more nuance to the pricing situation that I think is worth mentioning.

Whilst Apple said that they’d charge for this, they IIRC never announced pricing, and offered the first year free. That first year has since lapsed and they’ve committed to keeping it free for another year. Given the negative PR that would come of, say, a death that could’ve been prevented had someone subscribed to Uncle Tim’s Apple Emergency Plus Prime, I have every expectation that Apple will continue to swallow the cost.

Not to say that anything you said was wrong, and not to say that it’s not still a precarious situation. Just offering additional detail to those that haven’t watched this as closely.
Nope. Building transit decreases affordability. Sad but true.
- Some systems (notably, hardware ring buffers) do this, the difference is mainly the kind of noise you hear - instead of crackling, it stutters. Still not an acceptable fallback for game audio.

- Old consoles had dedicated sound processing in them. In fact, they usually had both a dedicated sound mixer and a separate CPU core[0] to put the audio thread on. Hung audio threads in this case would mean musical slowdown rather than stuttering or crackling, which is noticeable in yet another different way.

- Source Engine does this, sort of. It loads just the first half a second of each sound it expects to play in a given level, which is used to hide I/O latency reading from disk. The particular failure mode of this solution, typically caused by a bunch of sounds triggering right after a level load, is that it takes longer than half a second to read all those files, and you hear that half-second sample stuttering instead of the audio.

[0] In several cases the audio CPU core would also serve as the primary CPU in backwards compatibility modes. For example, the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive has a Z80 in it that can run either the audio thread of a Genesis game or the primary thread of a Master System one. The PlayStation 2 does the same thing with having an "I/O processor" that's the PS1 CPU in a trenchcoat. The DS ARM7 is a holdover from the Game Boy Advance and, AFAIK, could also be used as an audio thread CPU if you wanted.
So computer glasses or reading glasses? Calling them technology lenses sounds like clickbait/marketing.
That was already included in the question, there’s no use repeating it in the answer.
I wish I could see a video demo
> Peer review just means it is ok to stick in a scientific journal and have peers read it… people with advanced bullshit detectors and nuance parsers in a particular domain.

That's not what peer review means. If that were what it meant, it would have no purpose - the people you describe don't benefit from the paper they're reading having been through peer review. They already understand the domain.

Compare https://genomesunzipped.org/2012/08/the-first-steps-towards-... :

> The solution to this problem relies on a simple observation – in my field, I am completely indifferent to whether a paper has been “peer-reviewed” for the basic reason that I consider myself a “peer”. I do not think it extremely hubristic to say that I am reasonably capable of evaluating whether a paper in my field is worth reading, and then if so, of judging its merits. The opinions of other people in the field are of course important, but in no way does the fact that two or three nameless people thought a paper worth publishing influence my opinion of it.

The only goal that peer review serves is letting people who aren't peers and don't understand what the paper is saying believe that they can tell whether the paper is good or not. They still can't, but because of the peer review system, they feel that they can.
There’s a read only mathematica player that should work

https://www.wolfram.com/player/
Ha, yes. But in HN’s defence, I think HN is not willing and capable of correcting toward narrowness when needed than SO is the other way.
You can click the button labeled "Support Pop" on this page.

https://pop.system76.com/

The only option is $12/year last I checked. It'd be nice if we could donate a larger amount easily.
> Select program via App

I'm guessing this was mostly the reason it has any connectivity at all. If they can convince you to run an app they can start getting all kinds of data off your cell phone 24/7 if they wanted to, even if the app requests no permissions at all.
Here’s the only terrible use case I’ve found; my Samsung washer and dryer now interrupt movies on my Samsung TV to let me know when they complete a cycle.
> What makes downtowns "misery centrals"?

Having to live without a backyard and in a small space, crowded with other people, and having to deal with constant traffic.

> In most cities, they are the most expensive places to live - they are the most expensive, nicest places to live in the world.

And that's EXACTLY what makes downtowns "misery centrals". An average person will NOT be able to afford a large comfortable apartment.

> Argument through condescending dismissal isn't persuasive, and doesn't prove anything.

The thing is, no city in the US managed to increase affordability by either building transit or increasing density. Not a single one.

I don't have data for all the world, but it also holds true for several European cities. Oh, and Tokyo in Japan.
Is 1T their current worth of their market cap?
Thanks for the video. This is so encouraging.
It makes me wonder how Inmarsat's new stockholders are feeling right now. $3.3B in 2019...

https://spacenews.com/inmarsat-delists-from-stock-exchange-a...
LG washing machines are the bane of my existence today because we have a power outage that will last for quite a while, clothes inside the washer, in water, and a locked lid. So far I haven't any way to open the damn thing without taking a hammer to it.
This comment was the first thing that popped up in my head when I saw the title of this post. I remember thinking the exact same when this project was part of a CTF I played, which just hosted the latest version of this project. At least 8 vulnerabilities were found during the competition.

https://ctftime.org/task/24399
I’ll let that one by, Dad. Just.
AI industry has a battle-tested plan to keep using content without paying for it
it's not a tumor. i mean a typo. 80 bytes multiplied by one million times per second equals 80 million bytes (also known as 80 megabytes) per second
I didn’t know Lockheed did that; do you have any sources? I’ve seen similar things (for instance, defense contractors also make mail trucks for the Postal Service), and the main reason for that is because doing business with the government is a big enough pain in the ass that it becomes a core competency in and of itself.

Incidentally Sodexo—the cafeteria company—also has military contracts to run mess halls on military bases. So they are technically also a defense contractor. This isn’t surprising because they run cafeterias in hospitals and schools and prisons so they are also good at doing business with the government.
Now the next hope if you hire her is hoping she doesn't decide she needs to fuck you over, too?
When I become president I will mandate via executive order that all highway signage display a Taylor Swift reference.
If I'm hand washing the stuff, I'm probably posting 6 gb an hour on Instagram so this seems about right to me.
Whos' Chuck Norris ?
Purpose and function are only different during design.
racist frog always a good touch, nice work
You're making a distinction I'm not, whether they signed off on it directly or indirectly, thanks for pointing that out. I don't really see the difference as that important though, in the end it's their procedures that are meant to safeguard against this, and they failed. Believe it or not, I have no motivation to incite an argument or anything of the such, why not simply assume I'm mis-informed but in good faith, and correct me ? Anyway thank you for the details about the DOT etc, that's what I was asking for.
Airliners need to be regulated regardless of whether they're monopolies or not, and if anything regulation would be even more important if it was a competitive industry, where everyone had to cut corners to survive.
It was difficult 50 years ago
I always use the app to order because of all the deals. I damned near lived off the free shit from the McDonald's app last year.

One issue is that this system (that many places now use) of only giving you the best prices on the app vastly discriminates against many poor and/or homeless people who often neither have a debit card nor a phone (or no data).
Preventing buffer underruns is one thing, but it's also possible to mitigate their effect.

Voice communication codecs seem to manage well with covering up gaps in the stream - they do various tricks to "continue making the same sound" if there's a short gap, and can even "catch up" by replaying quickly if there's a longer gap. Quite effective.

EDIT: but, of course, a human voice over a phone with a heavy low-pass filter is a much, much easier thing to replicate and "fill the gaps" than full-spectrum, general-purpose audio. Perhaps therein lies the difficulty.
It seems a bit silly to ask academics to enhance DEI initiatives. These are initiatives created by administrators to solve issues that administrators have caused.

I also don’t like the surface level diversity metrics that schools target: reported race and gender. Of course these are historically important, but they’re also proxies for class which is a far more important type of diversity in my opinion. I see education as a driver of economic and social opportunity, so it doesn’t mean much to have an insular elite class of wealthy but mixed gender and multiracial graduates. Targeting class diversity naturally gets you racial diversity anyways.
amazon. portable monitors.
So, it was an ancient remains of an infant - I am truly curious if it were terminated by whomever birthed it. It doesnt say an approx age of the infant - so I wonder what an estimate would be...
To get a fast answer, it's beter to send an email to the mods hn@ycombinator.com
Most popular dependencies aren't well tested because of the constant scope creep. And if they didn't constantly scope creep people would talk about it being "dead" because the last commit was 1+ year ago.
Learn Redis by talking to the source code
It's still a thing in China when applying for PhD programs, at least in some Unis in Beijing. Idk if it occurs once you're already in, or just at the application.
The setup is neat, but, does it only support Windows? That is a big no-go for me..
Well, given that it is pretty much always line-of-sight it has (relatively) low power requirements compared to the distance involved, from you to the satellite you will mostly have to deal with attenuation by water vapor.

Also: satellite can do beam steering through phasing shifting multiple antennas without any moving parts. So once a satellite knows you exist it can further reduce the power requirements by focusing on a phone when sending or receiving from that particular phone.
You should focus on this tbh. People who have a network already aren't going to need as much help. If you could help people without a network find employment that would be tremendously positive. It's a hard problem though, very hard. GL. You are probably do well just to offer a linkedin like alternative without spam at this point.