skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
AFAICT this feature was delivered in iOS 17 as Assistive Access [0]. Here's a video demo [1].

0: https://support.apple.com/en-hk/guide/assistive-access-iphon...

1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCB-qzXoJpQ&t=252s
Jewish people have been murdered & driven out of almost every other middle-eastern country (where they used to be substantial parts of the population). What are their chances of surviving in an Arab-dominated Palestine? Note that neither Hamas nor the Palestinian authority is particularly keen on democracy.
Found: secureboot enabled will boot signed kernels
You can see by the URL slug, someone (editor possibly?) renamed the article from "Computer Mouse Evolution". The description ("The mouse is sorely missed.") and social share messages ("The computer mouse has receded into the shadows(..)") reflect the original.
Genshin sent Twitter a subpoena that wasn't issued by a judge. Twitter says they need a judge to issue it. Genshin doesn't like that, because convincing a judge is more work than getting a rubber stamp from a court clerk, and they want to keep issuing future subpoenas without needing a judge to sign off on them.
I made generateaninvoice.com – an invoice maker with a live editor preview
Hey everyone

I made generateaninvoice.com as I wanted to learn something about some tech I didn't know yet, so I looked into generating PDF's in the browser.

Tldr; browsers are already very good at doing this through Print as PDF, better than I could ever do myself. Invoicer thus allows you to edit and style an invoice in an easy and fun way and relies on the work of smarter devs behind WebKit/Blink/Gecko to export it as PDF.

I focused extra on a couple of features, key or just QOL, like:
- A tooltip onClick to control markup, hyperlinks, highlighting, text color, etc
- You can upload custom logos, and colors in your logo are auto-detected and suggested in the tooltip for text color/highlighting.
- The 'total' € value in each row is automatically added to the Invoice total.
- Removing and restoring elements from the menu, it should also do smart stuff where if all children in a flex element are removed, it detects to also 'remove' the parent so sibling flex elements will reposition.

Note: each browser 'prints' a bit differently. In print settings, make sure to: 1. enable background graphics, 2. remove footer and header, 3. margins to none/zero, 4. scale to 1, 5. paper size A4
Something tells me that Israel will just ignore them.
Having been reading up on calendars recently I have to say I prefer the iCal format to this.
Writing Cronjobs in Rust
> They just asked Israel to try hard to minimize damage, which they already demonstrated they do.

Where, other than with mere hand waving? How did they explain away blowing courts and universities with rigged explosives? Soldiers bragging about "occupation, expulsion, settlement, annexiation"? All the talk about how there are no civilians in Gaza? How many people who said that has Israel prosecuted so far?
Sadly, I'm too dumb for that.
You are ok to talk about pizza recipes on github but not about most important geopolitical events in the world?
Lithium Battery 0.5 kWh/kg

Diesel 12.7 kWh/kg
There are a lot of awful effects of plastic in the ocean, but I agree: this doesn't really seem like one of them. Hermit crabs seem to readily move into better homes if they find them, meaning that these are only providing them with more options.
Personally, I don't think calling for expanding the surveillance state helps this cause vs advocating for proper pedestrian infrastructure and road design. We've made it really easy to speed and give no heed to pedestrians and other forms of infrastructure.
The cases I've seen, I believe they looked at texts sent... so in that case, pretty sure the info is kept forever. But phones are data treasures so who knows what they do now.
You, just above:

>The world is all connected now, that ship sailed a long time ago.

You, triple above:

>>Stop appropriating American culture.

Me:

The world is all connected now, that ship sailed a long time ago.
Israel has a 20% Arab population who have the same rights as non-Arab citizens. They work in schools, hospitals, government, including the supreme court.

On other hand, Palestinians living in Gaza have elected a terrorist group[1] to govern them nearly two decades ago and have been subject to UN-sponsored education that teaches kids to hate Jews[2] for decades.

A single democratic state of Palestine with Palestinians and Israelis co-existing is impossible with current Palestinian leadership and the generations taught hatred.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Palestinian_legislative_e...

[2] https://unwatch.org/un-teachers-call-to-murder-jews-reveals-...
Degenerated?

Welcome to the shitshow, it's always been this way in computing, security is always an afterthought.
> How is society in any way worse, if phones recorded usage in the past 24 hours, and drivers had to provide that data if implicated in a crash?

The requirement to record anything in a way useful for law enforcement would be pretty close to a ban of phones that can run a custom OS, which is in turn pretty close to a ban of phones that not spy on the user all the time, whether or not the user drives at all.

P.S. And I write it as a happy iPhone user. I want to hope I have options if I later decide that I value privacy or customizability over features!
I don't think Google would specifically targeting this leaderboard just for marketing purpose though.
Good thing that it's not (easily) possible to back up Signal chats. Lose the devices and the history is gone.
My 2018 15” MacBook Pro runs Sonoma without any issues. Only thing I notice is wake from sleep on battery seems to be a little slow. But maybe it just feels that way because of my M1 air.
Actually two of the engineers are closer to 4000
You've been using HN primarily* to conduct political battle on this topic for a long time now. You've already taken to doing this again, repeatedly, in this thread.

That's not in the intended spirit of what we want on HN, and especially not the spirit which I attempted to describe in my pinned comment at the top. Therefore, please stop.

* In fact, it looks like you've been doing nothing but that. I've already explained to you repeatedly and at length why that's not ok on HN. If you keep it up, we're going to have to ban you. (And lest anyone worry: no, this has nothing to do with agreeing or disagreeing with your views. You're plainly breaking both HN's rules and intended spirit, that is all.)
This bothers me too, very much. GTK and especially Firefox UI is so awkward and out-of-place in KDE (and in general, IMO). I even tried switching to Falkon.
I dont think a culture that uses tea bags should be snooty about tea. They love tea, but its not inherently English just because they drink the third most per capita. He poopoos the idea of a grain of salt while loving the low quality tea acknowledge bags in this article. Ignoring research and conclusions because it conflicts with your beliefs is pointless traditionalism/tribalism for no gain. Even if they started using salt that wouldnt ruin the social fabric of Britain like they seem to be making it out as. Just like coffee, there are many ways to brew a cuppa, assuming yours is the peak is just nonsense.
> ... the Jewish state... its people experienced...

This is your error. States and peoples are not unitary entities with a single coherent outlook and will. The vast majority of the Israeli population is far too young to have directly experienced the Holocaust, which ended 80 years ago. There are plenty of people in Israel who do not want to commit atrocities against Palestinians. There are also people who feel that they have a (literally) god-given right to occupy the territories where Palestinians currently live. If you think of Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet as being basically the same people who survived Nazi concentration camps in World War 2, then nothing Israel is doing in 2024 will make much sense.

To my mind, Israel's actions toward Palestinians (both in Gaza and the West Bank) are powerful evidence that nationalism inherently leads to atrocity no matter who's involved. If the cultural memory of being targeted by the Holocaust won't stop an ethno-state from setting up an apartheid regime, what will?
I wonder if anyone has done any studies about lack of turn signal use being tied to phone in the hand that normally operates the turn signal.

The amount of added background commute stress caused by almost everyone on the road ignoring their turn signal these days is infuriating. It makes everything take longer, and every delay gets magnified multiple times by multiple people in a causal chain not doing it.

This increases stress, road rage, increases commute times, gridlock, everything connected with driving decision that involves meshing with the moves of the cars around you, which now defaults to the worst case defensive scenario- i.e. that everyone who, say, could swerve into your lane when you try to merge, is likely to do so, so you wait multiple times longer to get on to a highway or turn onto a two or three lane thoroughfare, than you would have to if people would just perform what has to be the simplest yet most beneficial gesture of productive cooperation. Even navigating a 7-Eleven parking lot turns into a needlessly guessing game.

And yet if you try to raise the subject among casual friends, even in a joking manner, they look at you like you're some kind of anachronistic Barney Fife character.
you ain't joking about touch screen accuracy - i have one hell of a time touching on the HN page's links!
> You're belabouring a point that OP is already making

I don't believe I am. I'll try to clarify.

> That is what literally what "conditioned" means.

Yes and no. I'm suggesting that attributing the effect merely to "conditioning" is reductionist. There's some level of conditioning to all biological behavior, and repeating a behavior in response to a reward is not entirely irrational. In principle, it's very rational for rats to keep returning to perform an action they know through experience provided food at some point. The rats in this art project aren't necessarily as thoughtless as conveniently suggested by the conditioning explanation. There's plenty of evidence that rats have the ability to remember details about the past and plan for the future.

> and then following that up by sneering at the "34th percentile".

I didn't mean it that way, and in retrospect I admit shouldn't have said that. It was rude but that's truly not the attitude I had in mind. Apologies to whom I was replying to.
your holy pure functions are a bit useless if they can't interact with the world (system)
There are some very early stage tests, there is some kind of island hopper electric airplane that flys regular service, and it's only like 5 or 10 miles across water.

Batteries will get more energy dense, the range will increase a bit. But yeah, it's hard to see it getting to a few 100 miles.
Which other international conflicts has China resolved? The current Chinese state seems to be much better at fostering conflict (I.e. the ongoing Korean War) than resolving it.
Not really an issue. When you're in a situation where you need to retain data for legal reasons, You TELL people that, so they don't inadvertently destroy the data. It's the opposite of a secret.
You must recognize that Hamas was elected after the continuous failure of the PLO to win concessions after Oslo, which abandoned the guiding principles of International Law in favor of "trusting the parties", but Israel, the more powerful party was able to dictate terms. A return to root cause analysis combined with the just principles of international law will see a fair deal. Arabs do not want to fight, they just want to be able to go home.

The fascist behavior I see coming from Israelis is completely repulsive and against everything I thought my religion stood for.

From the Hamas charter (2017).

"6. Hamas affirms that its conflict is with the Zionist project not with the Jews because of their religion. Hamas does not wage a struggle against the Jews because they are Jewish but wages a struggle against the Zionists who occupy Palestine. Yet, it is the Zionists who constantly identify Judaism and the Jews with their own colonial project and illegal entity."

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/hamas-2017-document-full
Cultural and religious belief that the land belongs to them by divine right, and was stolen. WWII enabled them to resettle in their "home", but the principle of ownership didn't come out of WWII. The treatment of the Jewish people in WWII doesn't mitigate these beliefs, and may even strengthen them (ie, persistence and survival are further evidence of divine right)

(These aren't necessarily my opinions, and I am not Jewish. However I'm very closely connected to people who are, and I'm sharing the perspective I've been given)
A Unified Theory of Fucks
Sounds like you’ve been spending a little too much time on TikTok.
The near-total recyclability of batteries supports a circular economy, which should ease worries about raw material shortages
That is what unethical people do. Sensible people have a retention policy that balances storage cost with need to look at the archives, rather than "we have to make sure we don't get caught doing illegal shit".
I wish someone would scrape and mirror Twitter-X (fully, not just proxy like Nitter).

I know Musk would be upset though.
Glad it's not justenon the finger print thing. I had to turn it off on my 6a. Utterly infuriating trying to open phone
It's right there in the name, Searchable Log of All Company Knowledge.
smooth!!
Its already an optional feature of a lot of chat platforms.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/view-live-transcr...

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-life-hacks/org....
> "Enabling the phase-out of fossil fuels"

How much hydrocarbon fuel is needed to produce these batteries each year?

How much fuel is needed to charge them?
I struggle to keep up with the current trends in AI, do you have any twitter community recommendations to follow?
Come on that’s a lazy comeback. It’s obvious they have more Korean employees than Californian, I don’t need fact check. Having direct factory access (read: own) further reduces costs.
Why not? Their entire presentation a month ago was fake.
You should understand the cost basis, and the dividends these positions have paid out over time. It's not like Buffet paid $24B for Coca-Cola or $28B for AmEx yesterday.

From the 2022 letter, heading "Secret Sauce":

> In August 1994 – yes, 1994 – Berkshire completed its seven-year purchase of the 400
million shares of Coca-Cola we now own. The total cost was $1.3 billion – then a very meaningful
sum at Berkshire.

> The cash dividend we received from Coke in 1994 was $75 million. By 2022, the dividend
had increased to $704 million. Growth occurred every year, just as certain as birthdays. All Charlie
and I were required to do was cash Coke’s quarterly dividend checks. We expect that those checks
are highly likely to grow.

> American Express is much the same story. Berkshire’s purchases of Amex were essentially
completed in 1995 and, coincidentally, also cost $1.3 billion. Annual dividends received from this
investment have grown from $41 million to $302 million. Those checks, too, seem highly likely
to increase.

These are positions that have matured and paid for themselves years ago.
Stop using unguided bombs in densely populated areas. Stop using poison gas. Stop killing people waving a white flag. Stop sniping people outside of a church. Stop planning and executing demolitions on universities. Stop starving people. Stop cutting water supplies.

Dang, everything I listed is widely reported on. I think I have the right to express this even on HN on an article about a genocide case.
There have already been some flow battery startups going bust since that started.

But there are many battery companies for gird batteries. Flow is just one type and one that seems far less poplar now-days. They were all the hype like 10-15 years ago.

The problem is the Li-commodity race has already beaten most of those designs. You need to use very, very cheap materials. Form Energy considered some flow designs but rejected them.

That's why Form Energy are going to things like Iron batteries, because Li batteries will never reach those numbers.

But very few of those alternative have had any real commercial success yet.
Bard is free, while GPT-4 is not, so it doesn’t seem like a totally fair comparison.

Also what a wild comparison, because afaik chat gpt can’t make charts either.
> Why cherry pick a single bad thing from over 60 years ago?

It was the one I remembered first. Solar panels can be one good thing and the dead sparrows and famine can be one bad ting, and they can balance each out perhaps?

> Is that supposed to discredit all actions by the country?

I didn't say or think of it that way, but you seem to. So, what do you think that action and the following famine exemplifies or points to?

My response was mainly tongue in cheek to the GP's point that communists are somehow the paragon or efficiency and no bullshit attitude.

> The US is held back by corporations that demand ever increasing profits and by political parties that roadblock each other such that it cannot focus any substantial effort on meaningful initiatives for change.

Yeah no doubt. I wonder what a good way forward is there?
They might look like "the good guys" by doing that, but they'd also be dragging themselves into an open war Israel (and its allies). I'm not sure that would be a smart move.

I'm also unsure if this move would be seen well domestically. They have enough problems right now, and focusing resources on this doesn't sound like it would be met with high praise.
My favourite by miles was asking bard for some more mathematical examples after explaining quantum field theory quite well in words, to which it said "Ok here are some examples of mathematics: 2+2=4"
It doesn't need a cable. Even the base model Hyundais support Wireless CarPlay now.
If you could also incorporate precedence rules you could get some more reduction. e.g. for the h1,h2 example, you'd have a selector for `h1,h2` (which is essentially the full h2 rules) and another for `h1` that overrides the font-size. Then when needing to "reduce" rules you could select for "smaller" rules and the only loss would be that h1 and h2 have the same size.

To do that I think you'd need to do the factorization on the CSS properties alone, and then apply the values in a predetermined order. But would be cool/fun to test out!
It’s not clear at all to me that hiring individual contractors piecemeal for 2-8kW of capacity hundreds of thousands to millions of times vs a few MW scale plants dozens of times is quicker to implement. Also power generation is typically not done by the government but by private for profits.

As far as peak load solar doesn’t solve the problem for grid operators because peak electricity demand happens well after the sun stops producing which means that solar users are simultaneously paying less to maintain the grid while also putting the most variable load on the grid. This problem has been very thoroughly explored and debated, it is called the “duck curve” problem. The only solution to the duck curve problem is storage. That puts us back at square 1 where individuals operating small batteries and inverters cannot be as efficient as large scale battery banks that prolong the life of the same batteries through better thermal management and larger and fewer inverters etc.
Experience > Training.
Sure, but an x86 box has all of those built in already.
Phones are easy to blame here, but nobody wants to talk about speeding and dangerous driving, which seems to have become totally normalized. People treat speed limits as a minimum speed suggestion. There's also close to no enforcement of traffic laws from what I've seen, yet lots of people are outraged about too many bicycles (even though the number of people killed by bicycles is a tiny fraction of those killed by cars).
i will torture copper and rinny
It's not "exponential" it's "exponential in the S-curve", which is just some bizarro marketing way of saying "sigmoid growth".

Sigmoids (the most well know being the logistic curve) begin to tapper off overtime approaching no growth and reaching an upper bound.
> Until people decide that reality is better than the unreality of phones, this kind of willful ignorance will continue.

The adoption rate of other entertainment tech like television and video games makes me think that the trend you identify might just be human nature to some extent (with the help of consumerism). I’m not sure people will in fact choose “reality” over entertainment in large enough numbers to reverse that trend.
The high salary is benchmarked against other people doing the same job, in the same geographic area. So you would have to by at a high-tier tech/banking job.
LOL

""All this stuff about "conceptualization is a barrier on the path" is not really relevant. We don't even believe it is in my tradition, in fact.""

You just re-iterated a falsehood.

That is a fundamental Teaching. That is part of Mahayana. Your claimed tradition. One of you're arguments was just "man everything is emptiness", but I mention 'concepts', and suddenly it isn't part of the tradition. You are going in circles.

You haven't proven a single thing. You simply listed sutras and gave your own opinion.

I can't believe I'm falling for a Troll.

Please, if you are for real, continue studying. Maybe some clarity will arrive. But stop posting misleading statements. It can turn people away from a path that can help them.
I would expand this to include the incredibly distracting and cumbersome touchscreen crap that infests modern vehicles.