skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would also go with a portable monitor. Just keep in mind that a lot of them have quite low resolution, low brightness, poor colour accuracy and that some of them still need a power brick (if they require more than 15 watts).
Eight Writing Tips
Blocking out the values/shapes is one of the most basic techniques taught to start painting.
It helps finding the right composition and making sure values are 'correct' by focusing on what's "theoretically" correct rather than what you see. This is especially important as a beginner where it is very hard to access raw visual information from your eyes without the layers of semantic interpretation your brain adds (in simple words, if you see grass your brain will tell you 'this is green' even if the actual color, with the influence of ambient light, is blue or sightly purple).

So to me this article feels a bit like if someone discovered some really basic fact of computer science, like "you can do algebra on strings. If we define + as concatenation, then we can have an abstract arithmetic that works on numbers, strings or sets...".
Which would be swell, but I feel the proper response would be to say that this intuition is backed properly by type theory and point out the best textbooks that would suit the author to learn it.

It is a sad state of "art" "education" that everyone has to go through re-learning everything and there are few references with proper learning paths and a good conceptual approach. While you can learn, it is very inefficient and error-prone.

Of course there's another important thing about mindset: in my computer science example, it is hard to imagine somebody up in arms yelling "stay out of this with your technical garbage called 'type theory', it is going to spoil the author mind!". But it is equally hard to imagine this not happening in art.
Unless your stand in front of it for 10 years in the same pose, you will not be recognisable in the least
Yes, "windows shops" are stupid, you got that right. Windows is a toy in the server space, always as been, always will be.
> Then imagine how many containers fit on a typical vessel.

given your domain knowledge, could you clarify that aspect pls?
I think it made a valid commentary about how silly the parent comment was.

You almost certainly just become completely desensitized to genitalia pretty quickly. There’s nothing innately terrible or scarring about human anatomy, the taboo is purely cultural. Some basic exposure and you get used to seeing them. Just becomes like seeing a foot or an arm.

I think that’s the point being made though a little more glibly.
Here's an easy carrot. Percentage of food budget spent on restaurant meals vs Home Cooking.
Look at some of those pie charts over time and you'll see how often our parents generation went out, or their parents generation went out for dinner
To provide a more expanded horizon: it was a hobby of a peculiar group of kids in my middle school (and earlier). They teased each other, who can be more cool and unfazed (eat a sandwich for example), while watching it.

One of them is a paramedic now. I imagine, surgeons might go through similar character development.
I want a type system that can reject attempts to add a vector of length 3 to a matrix of size 4x5. And I would want it to allow writing a single type for + rather than the way that Julia (iirc) handles these cases where there are various methods and the rules of method selection are applied to construct the effective method that does the right broadcasting.
This is not where the mainstream is heading. Content like that is illegal to store in some jurisdictions, handling it invokes GDPR issues, no one in their right mind would touch it with a long stick. LAION case is a good recent example.

This could be a reasonable business for a company in the countries where it is not illegal to moderate content like that.
Different context. There's not a sexual dimension to it at all.
>Internet is our Vietnam

Probably don't say this in front of actual veterans.
I’m happy to join your fintech team actually for just equity if you’re interested.

What’s your email address?
The key think for Boeings customers is finance.

If you can get 70 airframes for five years in a way that means that you just have to borrow a nubbin of cash and then make regular payments that's what you will do. All your actual money can go to the shareholders and exec compensation. If the business (airline) folds the airframes go back to Boeing and you go on to the next gig - who cares...

If Boeing will take the risk the banks are happy to fund, local airlines - well the banks will be nervous. Every other consideration is either imposed by regulation or of no interest at all.
To be honest, this changes my mind on the situation. I've always tried to follow the money; those who control the money flow control all the power.

Is it a situation where Apple is squeezing the suppliers? I'm aware Walmart has very predatory practices with their suppliers, so something similar?
I have quite fond memories of working on ISDN video conferencing in the not so distant past. Video calls are quite possible on 64kbps (qcif, g728 and h264). Though it was also possible to use a whole PRI and make a call using 2Mbps.
I don't understand what you dislike about that. What would you like them to say?
Also get vaccinated for influenza, tick bites... That is like a dozen shots every year, or once a month. Good luck with that.
maybe we can agree that people are bad for the environment, no matter the political circumstances
Both have their uses. Travelling with a tablet (in addition to a laptop) gets you a useful standalone device that's more portable than a laptop and better for certain tasks such as reading.
the frustrating thing for me has been trying to "port over" C++-isms or Python-isms both fail from one direction or another.

I've found that data structures with _lots of helper methods_ (thinking about things like `Result` in particular) tend to be nice. You do have to learn about Rust-specific things to figure out how to nicely structure your code for everything to work. But the payoff is less pain.

There are still a lot of futzy ownership questions, and even when you write out your supposedly performant and cool system, easy outs like cloning end up hiding in your system leading to some awkward performance questions. Fortunately the systems are merely slow, and it tends to show up in profiling.
To me it's the PCI lanes that are the issue. Chances of a random gamer having a PSU that can run dual cards is excellent...chances of dual x16 electrical not so much.

I tried dual in x16 x4 and inference performance cratered versus a single
SQLite couldn’t be the problem. Scales well to millions and millions of rows. Clearly something else going on.
New Panamax ships can carry 13,000 twenty-foot-equivalent units. 13,000 * 20 ft = 260,000 ft = 49 miles. (You can stack containers on top of each other, so 25 miles. There also needs to be space between the containers on a train for the couplers, etc., though, so a real train would probably be longer than this.)

I am not sure how much the railway helps. There is already a railway across North America and it's still cheaper to go via Panama at this scale.
What's happening globally? Presumably you mean the climate anomalies.

Presumably its when it says "for when". But this is another way of saying 'not now, perhaps in the future'. The words relate to the future, but you are applying them to the present.
Plenty of big boys money goes through such "toy" servers.
I use Adblock, but also believe creators should be paid and YouTube itself cannot exist for free. If you’re not willing to pay and also don’t want ads, what’s the solution?
Influencer Marketing on Steriods
I just found out this AI tool with which you can create influencer-style social media ads, without having to hire an influencer. Good use case to test out different CTA's and scripts before finally hiring a professional influencer IMO.

It's called MagicAds. Here's the website: https://magicads.ai/
My preference is not to pay, and not to work with a counselor.

I’m vaguely suspicious this is market research smuggled under an Ask HN post also.
Just be careful if your contract says you're working exclusively or 40 hours. Otherwise, agreed.
It seems like he had a brain like Einstein but didn't have the means around him at the time to cultivate his ideas. Definitely in the majority I'm sure. Only some are in the right place at the right time.
David Olgivy was a marketing genius. I share advice from a note he sent to colleagues entitled How to Write.

Phil…
I wish this project all the success in the world. D has a lot of great ideas, and if getting patches approved is a bottleneck, this is the right choice.
William Byrd's Guide to Programming Languages (Co-Author Reasoned Schemer) [video]
Panamax ships can carry up to 5000 ISO containers, while Neopanamax (the ones using the new set of locks) carry up to 14000. No idea about LPG tankers, etc.
Calibre comes with a lot of CLI - see https://manual.calibre-ebook.com/generated/en/cli-index.html
I think it collapsed because they ran out of original content ideas and started making live action rehashes of previously popular cartoons.
I wonder how this is left unnoticed for so long. Yes, there was a bug tracker but for one year there’s no fix? Clearly, I don’t understand enough about it.
One liter of bottled water found to contain 240k plastic fragments
Cypherpunk-Manifesto
Sure, no motive or financial incentive to do so at all...

> The brothers contacted the United States Department of War, the British War Office and a French syndicate on October 19, 1905. The U.S. Board of Ordnance and Fortification replied on October 24, 1905, specifying they would take no further action "until a machine is produced which by actual operation is shown to be able to produce horizontal flight and to carry an operator."

> The brothers turned their attention to Europe, especially France, where enthusiasm for aviation ran high, and journeyed there for the first time in 1907 for face-to-face talks with government officials and businessmen. They also met with aviation representatives in Germany and Britain. Before traveling, Orville shipped a newly built Model A Flyer to France in anticipation of demonstration flights. In France, Wilbur met Frank P. Lahm, a lieutenant in the U.S. Army Aeronautical Division. Writing to his superiors, Lahm smoothed the way for Wilbur to give an in-person presentation to the U.S. Board of Ordnance and Fortification in Washington, DC, when he returned to the U.S. This time, the Board was favorably impressed, in contrast to its previous indifference.

> With further input from the Wrights, the U.S. Army Signal Corps issued Specification 486 in December 1907, inviting bids for construction of a flying machine under military contract.[90] The Wrights submitted their bid in January,[b] and were awarded a contract on February 8, 1908

> In May they went back to Kitty Hawk with their 1905 Flyer to practice for their contracted demonstration flights.

> The brothers' contracts with the U.S. Army and a French syndicate depended on successful public flight demonstrations that met certain conditions. The brothers had to divide their efforts. Wilbur sailed for Europe; Orville would fly near Washington, DC.

They just wanted to spread the good news though
24000 TEU ships don't fit into Panama canal.
Looks super cool! What about kindle sync?
Kelly-Moore Paints abruptly ends operations after 78 years, closes all stores
That's my main jam lately - shellcheck + shfmt + bash-lsp is a fantastic toolbox.
Between ublock on my desktop and brave on my phone, I haven’t seen a YouTube ad in who knows how long - but I get the sense the ‘quality’ has plummeted lately.
Yup, the real page to look at is https://www.asus.com/laptops/for-home/zenbook/asus-zenbook-d... the rest is fluff

> Power Supply

> TYPE-C, 65W AC Adapter, Output: 20V DC, 3.25A, 65W
It means you need to time a ship to be on the receiving end. It sort of requires symmetric regular 2-way traffic to work.
Lets not forget where we came from, who we are, and where we want to go
>There's not a sexual dimension to it at all.

that's the ideal professional.

there are plenty of stories of sub-ideal professionals.[0]

[1]: https://www.newsweek.com/doctor-rape-pregnant-woman-giovanni...
Now that is an idea that I could get behind. If the local cinema has "The Beast of Knossos XXXXIV", the natural reaction is just to burn it to the ground, and hey, once you start, why stop?

(From a slightly more serious angle: the Nika Rebellion in 6th century Constantinople is a fascinating piece of history, chariot racing intertwined with politics etc. Imagine if baseball or hockey teams had their political parties or vice versa.)
Nonsense. Looking at a part of human anatomy is scarring only if you're an incurable prude.

Would looking at human hands all day "take its mental toll"? Probably because it would be as boring as watching paint dry, and doing that day in day out is not good for one's sanity.
Just think about how many politicians feel. They have to speak to actual dicks every day, and some of them have to actually be a dick all day.
But the difference is the company behind (kakao) collected information about every contribution and want sue everyone that was part of this project.
I'd be surprised if more than 1% of people could get an erection in a urologist's office (unless their visit is due to priapism). You're likely visiting due to a painful or embarrassing problem with your equipment.
I have one, it is too much hustle to setup cable and tripod. I guess it is ok for longer stays (week+)

This laptop is a game changer.

There are some dual displays with integrated hinge. Uperfect delta.
That’s nuts. Carrying cargo ships by rail is going to require huge locomotives
Sites like HN could have disabled WAF. It's entirely configurable on HN's side. Let's just wait until dang wakes up and implement the required changes.
https://archive.is/W0gmx
I have, by and large, stopped unrecommending ugreen since they stopped lying about certificates and now got real NRTL certs for most of their chargers but still how on earth do people find ugreen of all places even for technical explanation? Astounding blogspam!

https://www.usb.org/usb-charger-pd
I wish they would do the same on shorts, I regret every second I’ve spent on it.
Thank you for taking the effort to look this up. The other commenters missed my intent but you picked it right out.
having to look at dick pics all day is not healthy

Why? I mean, if you are just looking at nudity - even if the men are 'prepared for sex' - at the end of the day, it is just nudity. I've worked in nursing homes. Other folks work at hospitals. Lots of folks see nudity everyday. Lots of those folks see genitals daily, in a much more intimate way than a dick pic.

I don't really get what is so unhealthy about it. There is nothing inherently wrong with simple nudity in general, even when it is suggestive.
Is that because Microsoft is good at selling it or because it is actually a good piece of tech? We recently had to set up some Microsoft platinum partner test automation software, and the money we spent on SQL Server and Windows instances (on Azure of course) alone could've funded a fleet of Linux servers or a junior dev writing Playwright scripts all day.

(Not to mention it produces unactionable output by default, and if I love one thing, it's "this page didn't work one out of 100 times, must be infra problem" incidents)
I am not sure if R meets the definition of an array language to the extent that K does, but it produces the “cannot allocate vector of size” error not infrequently.
> the world’s first AI-supported binoculars

Surely this is only the world's first publicly available AI-supported binoculars. Militaries must have something like this already.
Welcome to the internet young one. That is what forums do since forever. And probably configurable as well.
This wasn't feasable without generics, and now with generics they're already adding some convenience functions to the stdlib, like in the slices package.

For map, reduce etc it's not in the stdlib yet, but you can use https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/samber/lo
Zero-Click Bluetooth Attacks Pose Serious Threat Across Major Operating Systems
For January and February dates, the 'Memorable date' is adjusted based on whether it's a leap year or not. Would it be easier to pretend that they are part of the previous year, by subtracting 1 from the year whenever the month is January and February? That way the check for leap years is baked into the calculation you're already doing based on the year.
I'd never buy an ASUS laptop. They've never made good laptops. It's not exclusive to ASUS. All 'consumer' tier laptops are cheap plastic, disposable, crapware. Business laptops are much better.
It’s about the policies and the culture that the leadership evokes, just like the leader of a country. It does matter who is in charge.
Community Edition D, or Com-Ed-D.
The past three years confirm this hypothesis.
What about the constant, flashy popups of GET DISCORD NITRO MEGA PLUS FOR 10% OFF, FOR 5 ANIMATED GIFS AND COLORED BACKGROUNDS?

It does really not help that the target audience for Discord is 14 year old gamers.
Good fun game
Show HN: A dynamic wallpaper app developed using OpenGL
It’s carrying cargo ships’ cargo… shipping containers.
Apple's primary advantage is being the first on TSMC's new process nodes, which generally yields a modest but not enormous performance advantage on single thread, no advantage for multi-thread (because Apple's CPUs have fewer cores), and only lasts for a few months before AMD is on the same process.

At which point the results look like this:

https://www.notebookcheck.net/R9-7945HX3D-vs-M2-Max_15073_14...

Which is to say, on the same process node the M-series is slower.
The trick is to have some non-white holy DNA in your family tree, reverse nurnberg style.
A partner of mine was diagnosed with it when she was only 24 back in the mid 1990's. Back then it was often misdiagnosed, since symptoms overlapped with other illnesses, in her case rheumatoid arthritis. The first we knew if it was when she had a stroke.
> According to the PCA, it takes around 50 million gallons of fresh water to move a vessel through one of the locks.

That's ~2e5 tons of fresh* water per ship.

To add some perspective, the largest nuclear desalination plant in the world produces ~1e6 tons of fresh* water per year - enough for 5 ships.

*The standards for "fresh" may be different in each case, but the magnitude of the problem is clear.

https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/non-power-nucl...
I agree, I think forums and things like Slack/Discord/IRC is used for different kinds of communication. Forums are rather asynchronous, while the others are rather synchronous.

When a forum is used to help someone fix a problem, there is a communication thread that (as you say) can be searched and followed by other people. In things like Slack/Discord/IRC, this kinda of thing "disappears". Even if you have seachable logs, I think these are a lot harder to search than a forum that is more "structured".

I do believe there is value in having both forums and Slack/Discord/IRC.
The answer lies in monopoly.
Local LLM movement feels like early days of PCs vs. Mainframes
Plague Inc.
> They refused to sign off on a clean IP waiver, so the licensing discussions fell apart.

yet another confirmation google has become massive corporation where innovation goes to die
the proclet name brings back so many old memories of the wonderful technology at startent-networks ! what is described here is how (in principle) various things (inter)worked.

what a lovely time !
Yes I don't think experienced birders will go for this. They know what they are looking for and can apply knowledge not just about looks but also about sounds and the bird's jizz. Which means how it behaves, the character of its wing flapping and how it walks on a beach for example. Many of them are well off and buy expensive binocculars, but they also know about tradeoff of weight, light gathering capabilities etc. They want the best "eyes" they can get, and will not trade that for AI.

This product is for rich people that are going to look at birds once in a while. Nothing wrong with that but it is a different demographic.
Invasion of the "seen it" people
They are both run by charities unlike some of the apps in this field. Seek is aimed at children and so collects as little data as possible. It can upload to iNaturalist but only if you connect accounts. Merlin doesn’t collect the data unless you create an account either I don’t believe.
I’ve seen COTS adapters which connect to a standard phone jack with pass through and provide one USB port, advertised as an emergency/backup power. I don’t know how much power they can draw, however.

The one I’m familiar with is called:

VR3 (brand) Phone Jack Powered Emergency Night Light & Charger (model: PJNL-USB)
Wondering why they do not use GitHub discussions. Found it quite great to use. Also costs less to maintain raw money-wise.

Any negative opinions around GitHub discussions?
They are both expressions of human nature at scale
Show HN: Mishka, Telegram AI Chatbot with web access
PSA:

If you buy any hardware that requires an internet connection to work return it as faulty.

Is this washer going to get software updates for it's entirely lifespan?

"It's behind NAT and a firewall".

Well if one of your other devices get infected and it gets infected now what?

"But NAT" you heard of STUN servers? It doesn't need to be in a botnet to be malicious... That's assuming your ISP router from 10 years ago without any updates isn't also vulnerable.

"But I keep an eye on my stuff" what about the 5billion other users in the world?

IOT is insecure garbage you shouldn't be putting in your house and you shouldn't let your family do so either.
>3090 is about double for 1.5x the VRAM

Not just that - tensorcore count and memory throughput are both ~triple.

Anyway, don't want to get too hung up on that. Overall looks like a great project & I bet it inspires many here to go down a similar route - congrats.
The Panama Canal was (and still is) an environmental disaster in itself, maybe this will be a good sign that using tropical marshlands in order to "help" with bringing even more plastic from China faster is not the way to go.
The whole Twitter debacle isn't an example of PE being good for anything, you know.
Wow, Yankees/Red Sox fans look tame in comparison.
Can attest from $Job that there are podman users. Podman is awesome for some of our RHEL-based systems and we will continue to use it. You are just gonna hear about it a lot, because it's just a runtime.
NASA's Astrobee free-flying robots software
Why not docker swarm then?
There are a lot of high profile Rust adoption stories where the developers involved are C and C++ experts. E.g. Rust in the Linux kernel, Rust in the Windows kernel, Rust in Firefox, Rust in Android.
> Just imagine how my urologist feels. He needs to look at actual dicks all day.

worse, he has to look at actual diseased dicks all day.

not enough eye bleach in kiev
Ask HN: Is there an equivalent of Factorio for kids?
I love the Factorio game. I am looking for a game that is equally interesting/challenging for kids (age 5-12).

Thanks!
> Progressive-based technology lenses can help aging eyes maintain clarity and comfort in the digital world.

But the text is light gray on dark grey. Resistance is futile. /s
Especially when you consider the ship sizes are no longer constrained by the Panama Canal so they could double the size, you might need another 30 locomotives to pull that across mexico
Only if all containers are empty. It is usually less than 14,000 if you assume the average weight of four and a half tons per container.
The Japan Times article says they plan to initially carry 300,000 TEU per year in both directions, via three round-trip trains per day (~=137 TEU per train). That works out to 11.5 New Panamax ships per year in each direction.

It also says they eventually plan to increase the capacity to 1.4 million TEU per year, equivalent to 54 New Panamax container ships in each direction.