skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The new thing around here is people driving along while carrying on a video call.

Usually holding the phone up in their hand, but sometimes with the phone in a holder on the windshield.
Except that it doesn't, necessarily.

You could have some unusually heavy usage during off-peak hours and that doesn't require any additional grid infrastructure because there is already plenty of capacity during off-peak hours. Whereas if you want to use the same amount of power during peak hours, that would require more grid capacity, but in general the way to handle that is by charging a higher price per kWh during peak hours, giving everyone the incentive to use less then (and charging them appropriately if they don't/can't).
> I have a quite modern house (built in the 50s) but I can't get a heat pump because it has microbore heating.

Get an air-to-air heat pump like we use in Scandinavia. A quarter the price and a better coefficient of performance. Doesn't heat your water of course.
As perf evals become more thunderdome in this environment, this issue is going to get worse, not better.
Quite the contrary - they have all the power, they are just choosing not to use it in this case. If the court ordered a ceasefire all weapon shipments to Israel would have to stop the same day.
I'm curious, how many requests-per-second have you managed to get with Varnish and how many with your NGINX FastCGI / Proxy caching settings?
Chart #2: Top Tier Energy Battery Density vs. Battery Cost.

That seems like an odd comparison to me. Is it normal to compare the Top Tier Anything to the Average of another thing?

Top Tier Car 0-60 Times vs Average Car Costs? IDK, it doesn't seem to contain any REAL information. Shouldn't the comparison be the costs of the SAME cars and not include cars that aren't top tier?

What am I not getting?
Wikipedia's wisdom on the subject:

(tl;dr; version: The A380 was well-optimized for a future that didn't happen, but not for the one that did.)

"One reason that the A380 did not achieve commercial viability for Airbus has been attributed to its extremely large capacity being optimised for a hub-and-spoke system, which was projected by Airbus to be thriving when the programme was conceived. However, airlines underwent a fundamental transition to a point-to-point system, which gets customers to their destination in one flight instead of two or three. The massive scale of the A380 design was able to achieve a very low cost for passenger seat-distance, but efficiency within the hub-and-spoke paradigm was not able to overcome the efficiency of fewer flights required in the point-to-point system. Specifically, US based carriers had been using a multihub strategy, which only justified the need for a handful of VLAs (very large aircraft with more than 400 seats) such as the A380, and having too few VLAs meant that they could not achieve economy of scale to spread out the enormous fixed cost of the VLA support infrastructure.[141] Consequently, orders for VLAs slowed in the mid-2010s, as widebody twin jets now offer similar range and greater fuel efficiency, giving airlines more flexibility at a lower upfront cost.[142][143][144][145]"
Rocm hasn't been the the problem in my experience. It's things like pytorch on rocm. It uses hippify to convert cuda code to hip rather than having native support.

It "works", but it's an obvious second class citizen, and the developers don't seem to take bug reports / PRs seriously.
The number for just Mariupol alone very likely remains higher but there's no one to count the deaths there.
When I worked at a digital agency in 2007-2012 they hired MANY Brazilian art directors all who obtained O-1 visas. Literally just designers/creatives with portfolios online. I remember thinking how great they must be. Flash forward to 2024 I can't think of a single person in my network with one.

Did the criteria change? Is it easier in certain fields? Easier from certain origin countries?
Drag and Drop to Build Next.js Pages
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Why do we think it's a cool project? Because now non-developers can do drag and drop work that will become a nextJS app (and vice versa).

It's gonna be great for education also for people starting out with coding who want to learn how to code.

It does have a waitlist - because the mechanism there requires us to spin some new machines for every user.
If anybody is interested to join the waiting list - checkout https://www.maplecms.ai/lp/nextjs-builder/

And also tell your friends. We are a fairly new startup, we can user the exposure. Thanks :)
Ye sorry, edited.
Is this the link you meant to include? The article doesn’t mention the changes in dosage in young women at all…
But what are the margins on boring?
UNIX System V 4.0 was the one that kind of uniformized existing parallel solutions from UNIX variants, alongside ELF in the late 1980's.
I agree with you, but there are a great deal of drug use metrics that have declined over time so maybe choose a different analogy.
> But a ton of stuff is blocked just because Apple wants to block it

I am avoiding to release anything on iOS (even that my customers would love it) because Apple can shut me down anytime they feel like. Can I sideload like on MacOS or Android? Nope. Can I recompile my app into PWA with decent WebBLE support? Nope, because every browser is reskinned Safari with a poor PWA support. So the moment when they decide to shut me down, all the effort to create iOS application will be thrown out of the window.
Phone use should be treated just like DUI. You don't need a chemical intoxication for your attention and reaction time to be impaired. In CA, this means first offense: 1 year suspension of license, second offense: 2 years, third offense: 3 years. Honestly, I don't understand why people shouldn't lose their license permanently for such repeat offenses but I'm not a lawmaker.
> What sensible people do is have a retention policy of not keeping chats longer than, say seven days.

Maybe that's good from a company perspective, but from an employee perspective not being able to search old conversations is abysmal.
> when one side gives up.
> disproportionality of this conflict

Why is disproportionality meaningful at all? Clearly Israel is under attack. They have full right to subdue those attacks through all means necessary. I would hope every government provides the same for their people (and it is so easy to criticize Israel with all of us coming from countries that do protect our safety). Unfortunately Hamas has no regard for Palestinian lives, the best possible outcome for the Palestinians is Hamas giving up.
> If some cop wants to screw you over, that's more than he needs.

You are not making more sense than the first time and I already mentioned some reasons why.

"Phone icons too big" is not a thing a cop can "screw you over". Google had this feature for years. Whether this is "enticing" users to operate the phone while driving has to be legislated or judged before it can be policed. And Apple can get around it the same way everyone else: with a legal disclaimer.

In general it's absolutely legal to have a phone operating in the car as long as the driver isn't actively interacting with it while driving, and it isn't displaying videos to the driver. The size or shape of the icons is irrelevant. Anything that can be legally displayed on a car's display is also legal on a phone screen. Tl;dr: don't play with either or watch videos while driving.

It doesn't take much thought to realize that if cars come plastered with giant screens and apps like Netflix, then a 5" screen with slightly larger icons is a non-issue.
Oh, and Apple, please start showing the search results in the App Store first, not some rip off clones.
If only that were true. Jenny Durkan would be in jail right now.

(Background: https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/law-justice/no-cha...)
> All of this would end in an instant if Hamas would give up hostages and surrender.

No, it would not. There would still be 400,000 Israeli settlers in the West Bank. Palestinians in the West Bank would still live under occupation. Do you think that situation will not also reach a boiling point and end in ethnic cleansing as fascist rhetoric in Israel increases?
Reducing required operator skill level and training needed is absolutely major driver in commercial/industrial equipment development, and has been throughout the industrial era. If production line is able to specify just one standardized cutting disk, even if suboptimal otherwise, instead of requiring worker to choose between multiple ones, then it definitely can happen. Its very romanticized view to think that the world runs on highly skilled craftspeople using finely honed chest of tools.
why aren't consumers seeing this price yet?
Looks as if it was written by Annie Wilkes from Stephen Kinga Misery novel. "Look what you made me do!"
>it's great that you were disciplined but that's not the only thing that matters and each year things are a little worse for those just starting out

The only thing you can control is yourself. There's really nothing anyone can do about conditions. I do believe that no one and nothing has more control over your life, than yourself.
FWIW I clicked "vouch" on your response to them, I have no idea why it got flagged into oblivion, it's the kind of nice concise nuanced point that I wish I could make :D
Hamas is the ruling party/government of Gaza.
Au contraire, that diamond blade cuts masonry and masonry only. It doesn't cut masonry and metal, so you don't need to remember "Does this blade also cut this too?". The grinder grinds and grinds only, it doesn't also make you breakfast.

Likewise, Apple mice only ever click. It doesn't left and right click.

Speaking more broadly, Apple computers only ever do One Apple Way(tm). They don't do One Apple Way(tm) and also IBM-compatible/Windows/Linux.

Tools are supposed to be simple in design, because their value is in them delivering results quickly and easily for everyone. And most people using computers want results because computers are tools, they couldn't care less about the process other than keeping it as simple as possible.

I would be the last person on the planet to defend Jobs or Apple's philosophy, but I will give credit where credit is due because they by far understand human psychology the best out of everyone in the tech industry.
Then what safeguards does it have to ensure there is in fact a police officer and a traffic stop or an accident? None? Then it's a privacy nightmare that divulges your personal information to any stranger nearby.
Well sure—I'd also like to point out that rats aren't human, if that helps you understand the piece better.
Whatever. People are so angry they can't see that there is other legislation coming out, and Apple is trying to position themselves well for it.

Be shocked and angry when Google makes a bunch of Android changes that YOU WILL NOT LIKE next year.
Finally, this is the first article I've seen that really explains the ruling.
"Doesn't matter as much as people think"

Doesn't matter for WHAT? You start out talking about energy density, and then cite some numbers regarding efficiency. What does one have to do with the other? You've done nothing to support your opening claim here.
>This is why… uh… people started divorcing more?

Yes. Divorce rates inversely correlate with wealth and income measurements. Poor people divorce a lot more than rich people, which is just common sense for any serious person interested in these things. In my experience, Marxists are the only ones who reliably make these obvious connections. I think it's just because they are so concerned with the stranglehold that ecoonomics places on basic societal wellbeing. Almost nobody else seems to take these things seriously.

https://www.forbes.com/advisor/legal/divorce/divorce-statist...
Enlighten us? At least one or two concrete examples should be possible, lest people take the more natural conclusion that you're engaging in false equivalence.
China may not even provide a military presence. First, because providing military presence could invite conflict since Israel would have the ability to claim the Chinese fired first, even if untrue. Second, because Chinese leadership is absolutely willing to treat the people as sacrificial pawns for a geopolitical goal. Trading the lives of couple hundred people on aid ships would be worthwhile in their eyes for an outcome that benefits China as a whole.
No sound for me either; Firefox 120.
I think people are far more capable than they think they are. The rest are just lazy and hide behind excuses to not even try.
Consciousness Is a Continuum, and Scientists Are Starting to Measure It
I think trying to get British people to pronounce Spanish words correctly may be a quixotic effort :)
Is it a terrorist act if it was performed by a democratically elected government?
> Browser makers that want to use their own engine have to apply and be granted permission.

Apple and their approvals. Did the EU (or the Epic v Apple judge) say anything about approvals or that they shall allow these behaviors. Don't approvals imply denials which would violate the law?
Hamas is a terrorist organization deeply embedded in a dense area of 2m people. They also don't seem to care much about their people or even their own lives. If they decide to never surrender, shall Israel burn Gaza to the ground? Are those 2m people just going to become "collateral damage"?
https://archive.ph/i4Zzy
Mushroom <-- Mousseron (a type of Mushroom/"Champignon")
Apple literally just settled a lawsuit brought against them for intentionally slowing down phones to force users to upgrade.
It's bizarre how culturally accepted it is. I think I'd rather be in a car with someone drinking a beer than dicking around on their phone.
Don't pull a muscle moving those goalposts around.
Can we use excess solar energy to create synthetic fuel (hydrogen?) to power jets?

I know almost nothing about this space. I would appreciate a comment on why this is feasible or not...
Mars' Jezero crater sediments show potentially habitable conditions
I can tell you that the Tavern League in the state of Wisconsin plays a huge role in why DUI's are enforced like shit here: they want people in bars, drinking. Not necessarily driving but they're fine with it if it means their member establishments make more money.
It isn’t, because performance isn’t scalar. It seems to be a more preferable chatbot in this arena. It is objectively less capable for many other domain specific tasks.
Hi All, I am a combat soldier and commander in the IDF currently fighting in Gaza.

We are not committing any genocide. The give away for Genocide is that there are mass graves, which in Gaza there are not.

Yes there is collateral damage because Hamas uses civilians as human shields, so we have no choice but to kill them too, but we do not specifically target them.

We risk ourselves and our soldiers to ensure that the fewest number of non-combatants get killed. We have lost many of our own soldiers because of this. It would be much easier for us to just bomb everything from the air but we dont, because it's less precise than going in on foot.

Personally, as a commander, I would like to say that I have no ill feelings towards the Palestinian people, but we need to get as many of the hostages back as possible, and we cannot allow Hamas to continue ruling Gaza and attacking our civilians as they did on October 7th.

We will continue the fight with them until our military objectives are met, and we will also engage Hizbollah on the northern border for exactly the same reasons (Hamas actually stole their plan and used it on October 7th - Hezbollah had planned to do it in the north but much worse).

Israel is the canary in the coal mine. What happens to us today will happen to you tomorrow, so before you give your full throated support to Hamas, let me ask you, would you want October 7th to happen to your family and friends? If Hamas aren't stopped, that same attack will happen around the world.

Please support us and help rid the world of violent terrorism, and maybe one day, we can all live in peace.

Shabbat Shalom!
> Staying indoor is only logical solution!

Kids need to go outdoors on their own to grow up. They need to extend the radius in which they be active on their own. You can't lock kids until they go to college or university. Otherwise they become young adults unfit to live an independent live.
> Verdict: PinePhone is a great mobile Linux device. I would use it as my daily driver, and probably iron out some issues I ran into, but for me, it failed at... being a phone. I had repeated, unpredictable problems both placing and receiving calls, and I could not resolve them. See below for details.

Sounds like exactly what I want. It has been well over a decade since I used my cell radio for anything but data.
Chart 2 definitely seems strange as it appears that batteries are free in 2023
Even though I commented up thread that not having logs for more than 7 days would be horrible for an employee, I don't necessarily disagree fully with this statement.

It would ideally force employees to take notes and keep comms/project management sane, however I'm more likely to believe people would just get used to finding an easier workaround or guessing.
Does this timeline depend on country of birth?
The overall tone is dismissive. If I were new to php and read this, my only takeaway would be “this is awful you are not cut out to program why even bother.”

The last line is also mean - you don’t need to diminish the scope for someone’s first project.

Was the purpose of your comment to help this person improve? Or to show your superiority? It came across as the latter but was so close to being really awesome if the negativity werent present.
Google's Bard surpassing GPT-4, SECOND SPOT on the leaderboard
I don't believe that this would end if Hamas released their hostages. Ultimately, it would put Palestine back to where they were before October 7th except civilians would be much worse off. Still living under Israeli occupation with limited freedom of movement, limited external assistance, etc. Except now, they'd have no hospitals, no infrastructure, housing, etc. How can a place live Gaza possibly rebuild from that?
Trackball is my 100% goto for a tiny desk/table or even in bed, basically any time i want to control the pointer without swinging my whole arm around.

But mouse is far more precise specifically because you are throwing your whole arm around in addition to your wrist and fingertips. there is a far wider range of speeds you can be very precise at. Trackball is not great for FPS, though it's better than trackpads.
Nobody is declaring wars anymore. Technically Russia’s attack on Ukraine is still a „special operation”.
Converting Strings to Integers Using Hash, HashCode, and CRC-32 in ColdFusion
This is horribad. I think history will look upon the US and this time in relation to women and reproductive rights and judge us lacking. I’m hoping there’s a future where women and their doctors get to choose what’s best for the woman and not random wackos in office.
Why not just recommend nextcloud. You can host it yourself and it backs up and syncs your photos, calendar, contacts, and other files automatically

And you get to own your data instead of relying on Apple
Why did you need to use bazel?
There are other SDR receivers that have external clock inputs. The Kraken does that for you because it is a single unit. Of course there is likely a limit to how long the coax to the antennas can be. Just a guess - for an amateur rig I would think 30 to 60 ft antenna separation would be impressive resolution. Certainly better than buying a 60 ft dish;)
I was about to question this statement, but then I remembered that it's actually a few steps you need to go through. Enabling backup, remember to transfer the backup file regularly, and keep track of the passphrase. I wouldn't say it's hard though. A bit cumbersome, but not hard.
Surpassing original gpt-4, still behind gpt-4-turbo

If leaderboard does not load, screenshot here: https://twitter.com/lmsysorg/status/1750921228012122526
I don’t understand how the author can say KILLER FEATURE if using the killer feature is impeded by a fundamental feature (crappy screen).

I, too, had a stage where I was obsessed about some electronic thing that had significant usability issues in day-to-day life.

In my case, it was a tri-band EU phone that could only do GSM1900 on a North American network with shitty indoor reception, and cost a pretty penny compared to what was on the market at the time. Never again.

Edit: I misread the parent comment, and didn’t realize the SSH part.
At the same time, the political climate and even the person you get reviewing your application could make a difference. I was denied the first time I applied for PERM after the officer combed through the supporting paperwork to find problems. Was it my lawyer's fault? Did my employer make a mistake in the job search? Was it because it happened in the Trump years? Who knows.
It’s a dismissive put down with a side of chatGPT swipery. You can’t comment on other people’s work like that, especially in a show HN. Criticism has to be constructive rather than tropey. Take a look at https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
In 1980, Rogue for Unix was a dungeon crawl game that coincidentally used the same keys as vi for navigation. Even today, Nethack and vim are widely revered. Nethack takes vi training further: there are several two-key commands, and some prefix keys which open a "command-line" interface.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogue_(video_game)

https://nethackwiki.com/wiki/Commands

https://vim-adventures.com/

Even today, I posit that twitch video games train future developers and users on UX/UI features. In a mobile or web GUI, there are moving targets; there is progressive rendering; there are ephemeral dialogs. If you've played DOOM and Fortnite, then you're better equipped for all that.
> That almost never happens

I beg to differ.

https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/08/28/undercharged-ipho...
https://www.reddit.com/r/Spectrum/comments/ln0id2/spectrum_l...
https://www.thisoldhouse.com/home-finances/reviews/worst-hom...
https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/13/23637401/samsung-fake-moo...
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2018/02/01/bad...
>Huge numbers of Indians aren't Hindu and do eat meat.

Just in case anyone has the wrong idea (and I guess some people do), being Hindu does not equate to not eating meat.

Many Hindus eat meat (and many don't (though even that has nuances)), and have done so from ancient times, not just nowadays because of modernisation or westernization, although that has increased the percentage too, IMO.
You have a great attitude and if you can take the constructive criticism and ignore the rest, you will have a fast growth curve. Nice work and thanks for being courageous enough to post imperfect code. I’ve used php since 2004 and wouldn’t be this brave.
Most tech companies shut down or slow down for 1-2weeks around Christmas. Imagine coming back to an empty Slack.
Is this a legal argument, or a moral one?

So other commenters have a direction to debate you in.

My response, to both:
good luck putting this cat back in the bag.

Whatever harm these people are doing, they'll continue to do it "in private"; be aware of the "new normal" and adjust accordingly seems like the only pragmatic approach.

It's literally just art in bad taste.

That's not a new experience for most people on the Internet.
Haha just a genuinely humorous guy. It's refreshing to see this side of researchers
Tools are see up to log by default.

Apps exist for the ephemeral conversation you desire. Like Snapchat. Where one of the features is conversations disappear.

I don't think everything is so gloom and doom like you make it out to be.