skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Absolutely. For the sake of the topic of discussion I was trying to think of Californian conditions but for places like Sweden you'll need completely different solutions (Sweden has been powered 100% on Hydro+Nuclear for decades now so that's one way)
Contractions are proper English. Your "correction" is not one. Nice try though.
You can get an O1 in a couple weeks with premium processing.

Pretty sure you also get a rubber stamp if what you’re doing is AI/ML related.
No. In ordinary usage "stalemate" means when people are kind of stuck and not making progress, but in chess stalemate specifically means when one side has no legal moves but is not in check. In chess that is a draw. The type of situations you're describing about are covered by four rules.

1. The threefold repetition rule: if a board position repeats 3 times either side may claim a draw. In online chess this is automatic but in over the board chess people may not always realise the position has repeated especially if there is a gap between repetitions.

2. The 50 move rule: if 50 moves pass without a pawn moving or a capture being made then it is a draw.

3. Insufficient material: if neither side has sufficient material to checkmate then it is a draw. In some rule systems [1] it has to be sufficient material to force checkmate in some it's just sufficient material to mate[2] (ie the defending side can blunder into it). So if there are no pawns and both sides just have a lone king, or it is king and knight vs king or king and bishop vs king then it's always a draw. In USCF and chess.com king and 2 knights is a draw in FIDE tournaments or on lichess it's not. King and 2 bishops on up is not a draw because you can force checkmate.

4. Draw by agreement: the two sides can agree a draw. In some tournament situations this is only allowed after a certain move but there are ways the players can deliberately go into some sort of situation which is a known theoretical draw and just repeat 3 times by tacit agreement. Including amusingly/notoriously (depending on your pov) the Carlsen/Nakamura "double bongcloud" game [3]

[1] US Chess federation and chess.com in particular

[2] FIDE and I think lichess

[3] https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/mar/18/bongcloud-meme...
We used MSSQL in one of my former CTO jobs for an data warehouse, but mostly because the finance department were Power Excel users, we used MySQL for the website.

Currently I'm using Postgres for my next startup [0]

[0] https://www.amazingcto.com/postgres-for-everything/
I suggest using LibRedirect, it will switch you over to privacy oriented front-ends and fixes usability issues with websites like Xitter
I use rclone and git-annex together (there's a git-annex special remote plugin for rclone). Rclone handles interfacing with the various cloud providers, while git-annex tracks where the files are.
A mistakenly published password exposed Mercedes-Benz source code
I was referring to the period after the war. To be clear, I don't think that having escaped the holocaust is a negative.

> If not in Palestine a real effort should have been made to take them in other places, yet no one was doing it - not in Palestine or anywhere else.

Agreed, the scale of the migration to palestine, even prior to 1945, indicates an abdication of duty by western countries. At the time Palestine was primarily under the control of the UK.
He makes some sick beats. The overlay is just for the vibes
50% are bi. Which is a far cry from the insanity an acronym like lgbtq would have you believe.

Think 50% are just the B in lgbtq. I would assume another gigantic percentage is also L or G. Leaving a negligible amount for the rest of the acronym which is more political than sexual.
My Casio vibration watch has 10 year battery life.
"Mercedes-Benz accidentally exposed a trove of internal data after leaving a private key online that gave 'unrestricted access' to the company’s source code, according to the security research firm that discovered it."

We never learn. I wonder how many AWS buckets are still open, with or without GitHub leaks?
Google: HTML Structure Doesn't Matter Much for Ranking
You're saying you can lie in small claims court?
I could easily trigger sensory overload in the vast majority of people. Our society doesn't tend to trigger sensory overload because it's tuned to provide a level of sensory stimulus within a certain arbitrary range which is acceptable to the majority of people. Similarly, most of our built environment is tuned to suit people between 4 and 8 feet tall. Ultimately it's all relative.

Social cues are an arbitrary language, and you can find a very wide degree of competence among the NT, let alone ND. Meanwhile some people suck at hand-eye coordination, some people suck at maths, some people suck at social cues, and some people suck at logical deduction. Negative consequences can stem from any of these deficiencies. If you want to single out one of those and call it a disability, my response is whoop-de-doo.

Analogising autism with deafness tells me that you've never interacted with an autistic person in anything other than a shallow way, or in a cruel ABA-style setting, rendering this conversation pointless. I can only hope you're speaking from actual ignorance and have no influence over the support given to anyone with medium to severe ASD.
israel has already created more terrorists than those it took down. "An eye for an eye" never works
I'm not really sure what your point is. Nearly every open source project is started in the interest of the people who create it.

Chromium is used by Electron and through that 1000s of projects. Element, VSCode, Slack, Discord, Figma, Signal, Twitch and thousands of open source projects. It's also the basis for Edge, Brave, Opera, and several other browsers.

Flutter is also used by 1000s of projects both commercial and open source.

Android is also used by thousands of projects, Fire sticks, Refrigerators, TVs, USB Stick Computers, Security systems, and on and.

All of these are "helping the commons". I've personally written 4 Electron apps. 2 are open source. They wouldn't exist without it as I wouldn't have had the time to make apps for multiple platforms.
Is ChatGPT making developers rusty?
Cmars/onionpipe: Onion addresses for anything
So I've perused that site a number of times, trying to understand the correlations. It's obvious many of them are tenuous at best. But at it's core the concept is sound, and particularly the economy focused graphs show a strong causal correlation to the breaking of the Breton Woods agreement. Wages not keeping up with inflation and the cantillion effect are both well studied and there is plenty of empirical data on them. The social ones, I don't know, maybe some in some way or other but many of them are obvious bias or just red arrows showing no obvious change in trend at all. If we could get data in tables and not just jpg format we could do a lot more with it and see what there is there.
It’s not a fluke. The new administration is very startup friendly. They’re even more so if you’re doing anything AI/ML.

Be a machine learning engineer, have published one paper, have peer reviewed code, work for a company, be paid typical MLE comp, and you meet 4/8.

From my anecdota it seems like they won’t really question it.
>you can train on them but like, why would you?).

Because you want to learn a new gait on your robot in a few minutes.
There's a Hole in that Bucket! (2018) [pdf]
Ref.:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39153299
I don't think they have a hybrid watch.

Or any smartwatch with a long lasting display that only needs charging every month, like the Fossil hybrid ones did.
The Paradox of Predictability
The Russian wikipedia article sheds a lot light on why this exists. With it operated and maintained by the army, and the majority of messages transmitted in the working hours, this is to verify through the logs of receiving radio operators, that the random message been correctly heard, received and logged. Which means the operator was ready at any given time and fully awake/operational, to hear other real important transmissions.
14 days battery time is pretty good, but nothing compares to the 1month+ my Fossil Machine keeps going.

When you only need notifications, and some music control, it works really well.
Thanks, but unfortunately this doesn't work - for my issues at least. I have this (and conntimeout) set to 15 seconds, but it makes no difference. I tried those based on another user reporting the same issue here:

https://forum.rclone.org/t/how-to-get-rclone-mount-to-issue-...

The timeout param is listed as "If a transfer has started but then becomes idle for this long it is considered broken and disconnected". This seems to be only for file transfers in progress.

I traced it once, and Rclone gets a "temporary DNS failure" error once the network is down, but just keeps retrying.
I guess that's one use case! I wouldn't be able to read in such an environment, where I cannot even pull my tablet out.
Ask HN: Are there any alternative front ends for HN?
I realise a lot of people here like the minimalist look of HN but I think I would appreciate a bit more refined user experience on HN.

I'm not just asking about reading HN, but also posting, commenting etc.

Is having an alternative UI even allowed by HN? I mean both technically (e.g. cross-origin, authentication) but also officially?
False equivalencies like this are a sure sign you've been swallowing a given narrative whole.
I wonder how many passes it needs at all. I mean, if you <scr<scr<scr<script>ipt>ipt>ipt> as many times as possible, you'll end up with a xss. Removing < and > at all would be the safest solution.
I'm not going to opine on the program itself or who it serves, but they are -way- too loose with the money IMO.

I make plenty, and still had my child's school, my ISP, cell phone carrier, and others browbeating me into applying. I even told them I didn't know much about it, but think I probably don't qualify, and they kinda imply 'oh theres other ways.'
I did qualify, because my daughter's school is a CEP school. Out of curiosity I did as they were instructing, and sure enough it was approved without issue. Why? What's in it for my ISP and cell provider to give me a discount? Were they receiving more back in kickbacks?

I didn't renew because ultimately I felt guilty, but have to wonder how many people who didn't need it took advantage.

On the plus side, it did allow me to keep Comcast's "secret" $30/mo plan, that they let me keep after it expired.
It’s probably like a harmonica. You won’t sound that bad with it because it prohibits you from playing off key, but a good harmonica player knows what they’re doing.
Android now lets you transfer eSIMs between your phones
A shame the features don't indicate it can encrypt at rest.
Oh I’ll say beefs when referring to cows as a joke. TIL it’s an actual word!
Boot2gecko and gaia were pretty much what I wanted.

But then vendors acted like assholes, and labelled phones as "open" without any possibility to get the source, let alone develop anything for their devices due to lack of working build tools.
host.docker.internal
I throw all my plastic in the waste bin because I don’t believe in recycling plastics and don’t want to contribute to the plastics recycling system.
> Hamas is making that very difficult by blending in with the population, putting command centers under major hospitals and so on.

If there's a command center under a hospital, then you don't bomb the hospital. The fact that your enemy is using "human shields" doesn't mean that it's justified to bomb and kill everyone, including the shields. Now every relative and friend of the innocent people you killed has a reason to pick up a gun against you.

Obviously this puts you at a disadvantage. Instead of bombing targets on a screen from the comfort of an air-conditioned office in Tel Aviv, you'll have to send special forces in on the ground and probably take a lot of casualties. But you demonstrate to the civilians that you're not just killing them indiscriminately.
since ".dev" was hijacked ive been using ".lan" and ".lab"
I have used rclone for several years now and it works so good. I use it in place of rsync often too. It’s great for file moving on local file systems too.
“Bistecca” in Italian.
so it's used mostly by windows-only shops (though i have no idea what they are typically building) i guess it follows that Node/Ts is not popular with them?
> As this population is heavily 'startup' and 'make a big dent' oriented,

Thanks. I have, or had, no idea, not even zero, why my comment was flagged.

Uh, on your point about startup, gee, early on in my post I mentioned that
Still no one is in jail for this crime.

big pharma, big oil, big transport, importers .... (and Big tobacco)
I'm specifically not talking about the apps, but the stores themselves.
It will be interesting to see these numbers over time to tell how much of this is people being more open due to less fear of judgement, compared to how much of this is a fad and younger people seeking to identify as something to fit in with their peer group, or to have an easy in to a peer group.

With bi making up 50%, that seems like an easy in to the group, gives the person some political power, and they really don’t need to do anything different than what they were doing before. I’d be curious to see the gender breakdown on the bi category, I have some assumptions on what is happening there.
All 7 planets could fit between Earth and the Moon
Why do people think that iOS will become like Windows when we all know that iOS (and Android) were designed with app sandboxing from start and not like Windows where a program can do anything it wants to.
The solar version can last indefinitely if you’re outdoors for a decent amount of time.
I think an important consideration is that the overall grid is not designed for all houses to have the higher capacity connections. So enough connections and they're forced to make massive changes to the infrastructure.

Not to say utility companies don't make obscene profits instead of reinvesting much of that into the infrastructure.

Regarding the ISP, its really the same argument. If I want 2GB/s on a neighbourhood line that supports a max avg service size of 1GB/s then they would be forced to upgrade their lines to service me. Granted, unlike power grids they're liable to just not do that and let service quality degrade and quote the "Up to X Gbps" clause
We don’t do that with all compounds though. It’s really more a cultural thing. At a certain point a pair becomes so common place that it becomes one word. Beehive, for example, isn’t semantically different from bee hive but the pairing was common enough the space got dropped.
> What's in it for my ISP and cell provider to give me a discount? Were they receiving more back in kickbacks?

the person you're talking to probably earned a commission or bonus based on how many they can convince to sign up.

This is what happens to gov't incentive programs - the cash and value generation is distorted.

Look at how homelessness problems in california is not solved, despite paying more than some $200k per homeless person in subsidies and grants. This is more than most (or any) job would've paid to that person. And yet, it fails to achieve anything of note, because the value generation (taxation) is _not_ aligned with the value recipient (which is not the homeless person, but the various orgs that spring up to eat the value while attempting to prolong the gov't subsidy/grant).

Have a watch of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNxQ8JWxWMA
Well, the government ordered the SEC to have a look. It’s not like the stock market is free capitalism.
so you're okay with someone being arrested for driving without a license, but not okay with their phone being seized as evidence after causing an accident. you don't think being arrested for driving without some little ID card is a bit draconian?
They also work well when you want to tell the time, which is more than can be said for some smart watches.
Check out the Casio GPRH1000
This makes me think of some AD best practices I read a long time ago. One of the practices was to never use made up local TLDs like .internal or .local because some day they might be real and get picked up by someone.

Essentially you should always use a domain you control both outside and inside, like a regular gTLD or ccTLD.

Pretty much every single company I've worked for with AD has broken this rule.
This is basically want public equity markets are. You have to be an "accredited investor" (the only requirement is having a lot of money) to invest in all the extra risky things.
With matters pertaining to risk, you can let the laws of physics do most of the tough talking.
Giving the child some autonomy doesn't mean that you need to follow antiauthoritarian parenting schemes. It might even make it easier to convince the child to do the things that are important if you don't pressure them about things that are not important.
For anyone interested in trying it out, here's a free browser version with sounds sampled from an original Omnichord: https://onlineomnichord.com/
“Living has a 100% death rate”

There’s a tshirt idea
Ask HN: How to optimise LLM embeddings for search
I've seen some people discuss on here about some techniques they have used to get more accuracy from using embeddings to perform search. For example, I have seen some suggest that extracting keywords from the text and creating an embedding out of those can work better. I was wondering if anyone had any articles testing these methods out; or if there were other methods people know about.
I write my to-do list for the day on the previous day just before I go home.

Then, as soon as I come in, I have an unambiguous list of things to do, one by one, and I commit to not deviating from the list, unless the world is on fire.

That makes it easier for me to ignore Slack, but even if not, I'll see messages come in, and unless they sound like fire, I go back to my list.

Not sure if helps, but I found it quite helpful.
If their bad choices have negative effects on others, for example developers being exploited, then yes the choice should be made for them. It's the same as smoking or drinking. When you smoke, there are harmful effects to third parties so the government limits the use of those products. When millions of people make choices that lead to millions of other people being exploited, governments should get involved. That is the entire point of modern legal systems. Free markets until negative externalities become out of control and then the government steps in.
But at such a congested space between them, chances are that gravity or magnetic fields on them will cause some havoc or the other.
Nice user interface, i like it
Heh, that totally sounds like the one i'm working for...

Bonus points for "nobody being responsible for anything" plus a healthy dose of "yeah no, we don't have any budget for this this year"...
I don't know the particular reasons for the battery discrepancy, but going off-grid is pretty complicated (assuming you want to connect to the grid sometimes). Generally, solar and/or battery installations stop working when the grid goes out, so as not to be feeding power into a potentially dangerous downed circuit. I'm not sure of every scenario, but the most common grid+off-grid usage lets you wire a seperate set of outlets for off-grid and on-grid usage. This adds a fair bit to the cost, as well as decreasing convenience.
I've never used them myself, but I always thought the Withings watches looked nice and filled this niche well.
I had one! It was... functional, but limited. The tiny stylus that slotted into the strap was a good indication of its problems.
Most of tech and Indian tech space these days seems like it
It provides examples that it happened and thus proves it's possible.
The archive.is process cuts off most of the content of the article but the paper it refers to can be found in full text: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.01.15.575623v1....
It’s inhumane to force someone’s last utterances to be chipmunk squeaks
And is nine characters long, which is cumbersome for those using it in an IOT context where data entry is often not straightforward.
> The first multilingual urban dictionary

Is it even legal for a site to call itself "[an] urban dictionary"?

AFAIK "Urban Dictionary" refers to one thing: urbandictionary.com, no?
People are still grifting in this space and I hear these guys on twitter talking about how they made six figures working in web3/dao/whateve buzzword
Is that really that surprising? The thing about having software everywhere is that it tends to create ecosystems. The one or two companies that control those ecosystems tend to dictate everything which snuffs out a lot of these products.
Printed emergency kit from 1Password in a bank safe so my wife can access everything if I die.
That's actually an European directive, and each member state has its own adjacent laws, such as Germany [1]. The German seed protection laws and authority is pretty old, predating the EU - the founding year is 1953 [2].

[1] https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/saatverkg_1985/BJNR016330...

[2] https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundessortenamt
Honestly there are so many "pinephone is great" reviews out there, and they just cannot be truthful. They are always along the lines of "yeah it is great but actually it was not my daily driver because nothing works".

The pinephone would be great in comparison to a Nokia 3310. Everything that came after, even the i models with Bluetooth, would be better daily drivers than anything running on the pinephone. The bluetooth disconnects alone make me throw this thing into the trashbox, because my 5$ usb mp3 flash stick can handle that better these days.

This includes SXMO, phosh, and all the rust weekend projects that nobody cares about.

We don't need type safety, we don't need GTK or QT, we don't need X on mobile.

These are all outdated ways of thinking about what a mobile computer can do, it's ridiculous that you have to even mention it.

There was a reason Android 2.3 moved away from anything related to X at the time. And the reason was: OpenGLES.

Nothing in the tech stack that GNOME and KDE provides is made for a quick and efficient shader pipeline, let alone a compositor that can be programmed/influenced from userspace.

Just use ANGLE and get over your damned opinions about how you can do it better.

If the pinephone had boot2chromium or sth like boot2electron, it probably would be a million times less sluggish.

Nobody needs an SSH toy terminal that they cannot exit if it cannot render a special character and crashes, because the process management has a single UI thread.

If I cannot make a phone call and cannot use WhatsApp on a phone in 2024, it's utterly useless and can only be described as an expensive brick.

I get that it's not the hardware, but the software folks seem to be busy reinventing their own opinions about how to do things without even looking for the reasons why thousands of devs before them with decades more experience might have a point.

Linux on the phone will fail as long as this cultural problem of "not invented here so I can do it better" isn't fixed.
This is really a great answer. Even someone without money in a less than stellar horse less carriage, who listens to orchestras on demand while eating and drinking any of dozens of different drinks and an equal variety of foods while going to their “mill” to make money for their meagre existence, laments the ideas of society and philosophy, but rather than write those thoughts on plentiful and cheap paper, simply groans and and suffers rather than engaging further in the social discourse with others.

Society could certainly do more and we could certainly be more engaged with one another, and poverty certainly does exist, but so many fail to realize that even the poor live better than the kings of old.
How can you tell that they are making your moves?