skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I use .localnet to go with the name of localhost, as this has been suggested by ... one of the RFCs, but I can't remember which.

If .localnet ever becomes a real TLD, well, I'm pretty sure the entire global infra is going to collapse and not necessarily be my problem.

Edit: And to be clear, I'm doing this for my house, not some enterprise setup; using real actual FQDN for internal services at a company, especially one that is multi-site/cloud, is still the best advice.
I have a Fossil Neutra Smartwatch. On the upside it is a decent watch, that I can wear in any context.

On the downside the display is really bad and won't actually display anything at this point anymore, the watch is working fine though. Their app and synchronization process is also horrible. Synchronization is only triggered when you open the app, this process then takes what feels like ages to update the information in the app, and here comes the best part: You don't even get any valuable insights in your workout. Just some basic bar charts and sums.

I feel that a Watch like that still is a product I'd like to buy, but the Fossil experience imo wasn't good enough overall.
I use this, mostly for the .arpa vibes.
Who's "we"? Google controls Android and Chrom(e/ium). Unless all Android OEMs switch to your engine (why would they?), and you somehow get a bigger developer base, upstream Chromium (and hence Chrome and Google) sets the ecosystem.
(Looks like it was asked by the author)
which screenshot software do you use?
I am delighted to work with people who set clear boundaries. I do think remote teams need to prioritize human connection, but part of that is respecting attention. If there were a problem, I'm sure after years GP would have heard about it.
Agreed, hopefully no one does this.
It is going to be the same dead end as Android Things, when they gave up on Brillo and decided to push a mini-Android without NDK instead, naturally lost to Arduinos and ESP32 of the world.

WearOS might have the NDK, but still requires beefy CPUs, as it is almost a full Android for all practical purposes.

Whereas other smartwatch OSes are a mix of C, C++, pseudo JavaScript with SVG like Zepp OS, or Monkey C on Garmin's case.

Most watch makers would rather keep using something like C89 or Assembly, and feeble CPUs, with year long batteries.

Which come to think of it is was also how Pebble SDK was originally.
Identifying the source of perytons at the Parkes radio telescope
Switching to Safari works because iOS only had Safari.
Pair your phone once with PC (It also supposedly works with Gnome but i never used it) using a single click via. KDE Connect.

The phone icon shows up in your file manager without you having to do any additional configuration. Click and browse like any networked folder.

Advantage is KDE connect also brings a lot of useful features alongside just accessing phone files. Can share clipboard, notifications (can even reply from desktop), execute commands on pc from phone and vice versa and a lot more
64TB max:

IBM Power System E980 https://www.ibm.com/downloads/cas/VX0AM0EP (notably the E880 did 32TB in 2014)

SGI UV 300 https://www.uvhpc.com/sgi-uv-300

SGI UV 3000 https://www.uvhpc.com/sgi-uv-3000
It might have just made it up, though. It’s very good at making up source references.
https://siliconangle.com/2023/09/21/google-reaffirms-broadco...
> Any rational person of western ideology, that isn’t myopically viewing this as some oppressed/oppressor academic generalization, gets why Israel must act the way they are acting.

Why must Israel act in a way that includes indiscriminate bombing? Those aren't just my words, by the way, but President Biden's [0], who's a self-proclaimed Zionist. [1]

Isn't it (A) not effective at eliminating Hamas and (B) likely to increase anti-Israel sentiment and radicalize the Gazan population, which is harmful to Israel's long-term security?

[0] https://apnews.com/article/biden-israel-hamas-oct-7-44c4229d...
[1] https://www.reuters.com/world/us/i-am-zionist-how-joe-bidens...
Where are these well insulated California homes? Coming from somewhere with real winter, I am aghast at the insulation standards here.
or just submit a sitemap.xml via google console.
I was lucky enough to catch him in 2011 at the Roundhouse in London. It's an audio visual experience. https://youtu.be/WWSf4NypDs0?si=EawZgfpzFAw16ZZK

I did not know his music was used on Cartoon Network, I watched a lot of that back in the day.
Nothing can help understand Medallion, because there is no actual information about it. Everything you just said is conjecture.
> again, the CTF seems to be aimed at paid apps or am i wrong? would f-droid have to pay apple the privilege to self hosting and distributing free apps?

They would, unless both they, and the developer of the apps being distributed, fit into the “educational institution, government agency, or nonprofit” exemption.
You'd hope there would be multiple transmitters that have to go dark (and confirmation from multiple receivers that they've in fact done so).
Taiwan beat back disinformation and preserved the integrity of its election
> Whereas "AndrewKemendo" provided first-hand testimony, which added value in the form of a datapoint, (...)

So did the "In this moment I am euphoric" guy.

I am with biggestbrain here. The post reads like "I'm just like Dijkstra, I solve problems".
I don't remember if the parent article mentioned it but there were also a bunch of things like the predicate bits for predicated execution and I remember trying to gain an advantage using speculative loads was also very tricky. In the end it was pretty gnarly.

The other bit no one mentions is that it was an HP-Intel alliance. HP committed to PA-RISC compatibility with a combination of hardware and software whereas Intel just expected stuff to run.

From the instruction reference guide:
```
Binary compatibility between PA-RISC and IA-64 is handled through dynamic object code translation. This process is very efficient because there is such a high degree of correspondence between PA-RISC and IA-64 instructions. HP’s performance studies show that on average the dynamic translator only spends 1-2% of its time in translation with 98-99% of the time spent executing native code. The dynamic translator actually performs optimizations on the translated code to take advantage of IA-64’s wider instructions, and performance features such as predication, speculation and large register sets
```

There was some hardware support for 32-bit userspace binaries. See the addp4 instruction.
I'd probably say I'm not alone with using standalone MIDI 99% of the time, both to the computer (my audio interface has MIDI in/out via din) but mostly just between instruments. Nothing in my setup requires a computer and I prefer to keep it that way.
Do you hold daily standup or scrum?
I just tried the exact same query on GPT4. Here are the results. [1]

> The quote, "I'm not a believer, but I prefer my barber to be a Christian, especially when he's using his razor on my neck," is attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte. This statement reflects Napoleon's pragmatic approach to religion, indicating his preference for a Christian barber, perhaps due to a belief in the moral framework provided by Christianity, which he might have seen as a safeguard while in a vulnerable position. It's important to note that the exact wording of historical quotes can vary due to translations and the passage of time.

https://imgur.com/a/nq2LHr0
I don’t think this is a real bug. I have dozens of screenshots from Netflix and other “drm” video providers (10.13-.6) used for memes. Maybe it wasn’t supposed to work with system screenshots but it did for years.
A continuum of consciousness: The Intrinsic Consciousness Theory
It's about "the Buzzer".

I remember being a bit fascinated by this when I first heard of it a few years ago.
Having its own tiny OS with Monkey C, instead of a cutted down Android variant, is also a big help for long battery life.
Pwnagotchi: Deep Reinforcement Learning for WiFi Hacking
The iPhone SE 2 has 3GB memory and runs pretty smoothly.
I think it’s from a movie but I don’t remember which one.
Everyone should read the book! (The Cuckoo’s Egg) - it’s really awesome.
I'm confused.. I always thought the big planets were a lot lot larger than earth
> classifier to decide whether the video is Educational, Edu-tainment, or not educational at all

I'm a bit surprised to only see like 3 questions for a 14 minute video of quantum mechanics. For educational videos with very dense information, is there a way to raise the questions per video rate?

Looking forward to see MIT OpenCourseware videos supported. Right now they are too long :D
And in the 30 years since closure, which has seen China, USA, and Europe boom and multiply in size, somehow the strategy still has limits?

My questions are valid, and there might be valid answers. We don't know, because nobody knows how Medallion works. All we know is that nobody else can replicate it, not even RenTech itself. Which makes asking questions very important.
Some other properties one time pads that might be less well known but are obvious when you think about them in the context of their use case.

They are very cumbersome to use in real life, encrypting and decrypting is done by hand, it’s error prone as a result and very slow. Nobody likes using them at all.

The part you mentioned about the keeping track of and not leaking it also isn’t really an issue so much in reality.

What you hear on the radio isn’t actually that sensitive on its own hence why it’s happily sent in the clear without the key material to decipher it.

The pads themselves are however highly guarded secrets, usually passed along via a dead drop, only ever exposed to the minimum of people and designed to be very easy to destroy quickly and are a bit flimsy as a result.

But destroying the pad is a part of the whole “how to receive a message securely” process that they go through so it never exists to be used as evidence beyond the time that it’s actually useful.

Also the people handling them are highly trained and trusted individuals who are extremely motivated to be very sensible while working with them as the entire reason you would use a method like this in particular is usually because you will be tortured and shot if discovered.

This is ironically also why it doesn’t make sense usually for that person to have access to and know how to use a shortwave radio. If you get caught with that equipment your fate might be the same either way.

Some fun trivia: the British as far back as the 50s I believe did have some success where they had developed a system that allowed them to essentially use direction finding techniques but for radios that were tuned to a specific frequency even if they weren’t transmitting. It was known as Operation Rafter and is on Wikipedia.

One more example I’ll throw out there if you want to read a cool story is an account of how the ANC (the political group associated with Nelson Mandela) developed their own covert communications system with a lot of similar properties when they were trying to overthrow the apartheid government in South Africa during the 80s and 90s.

It’s a great read https://omalley.nelsonmandela.org/index.php/site/q/03lv03445...
Why has every smartwatch manufacturer (Apple included) refused to just sell me a watch sized phone? These things have more processing power than a gaming desktop from ten years ago. Why can't they just ship a fully fledged mobile OS, with 5G hotspot, external display support, and just provide my entire mobile experience? Instead we're left with pointless $500 step counters.
Tribalism is human nature. You simply can’t end it. And pointing it as a solution for the Palestinian problem is just as likely as “saying let’s colonize mars”, both are very nice ideas, but only feasible in movies.
That is really cool. I will save that image.
What LLM to add next to my GPT client, after Gemini and Open AI?
I don't think any famous Linux mobile these days use X?
Most of them are just wayland compositors. iirc GTKv4 is fully hardware accelerated. Everything/Most of the apps on KDE mobile side uses QtQuick/QML/Kirigami etc.. which is 100% GPU accelerated. Even my Ubuntu touch experience was lot more fluid than anything Android had to offer at the time on the same handset.

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

The sluggishness of pinephone, i think, is probably due to slower sdcards (most of them tend to dual boot using an sdcard) and dated hardware for the kind of animated UI people expect these days.

There is still boot2gecko/firefox os/whatever they call it these days.
Definitely a thing in the UK, it's how the Oxford English Dictionary says it's pronounced (noting that it's different in the US).

I have heard too many people say "jally pea no", but the most frequent pronunciation of jalepeño is with a hard j
France Castles (and Châteaus)
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> They're all men. Sorry. I swear I don't hate women!

It's by no means your fault. I think it's only reasonable to say that Philosophy is a discipline which develops powerful "schools" of thought and that they actively dismiss people outside their school unless they become too big to ignore. So many women would not have been encouraged to continue in Philosophy as their experience leads them into distinct channels of thought.

The book Metaphysical Animals covers this in some detail and gives an interesting account of the Anscombe Wittgenstein relationship also.
There are plenty of Android tablets in Europe, not everyone has a wage to cope with Apple prices.
The problem with this is that semantically the quote the author is looking for matches this

> I want my lawyer, my tailor, my servants, even my wife to believe in God, because it means that I shall be cheated and robbed and cuckolded less often. … If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him

which is far closer to the words typically attributed to Voltaire. So the title "chatGPT understands queries google doesn't" might be mroe correct because if you google the quote i've provided it is attributed correctly without any real issues.
Careful with "IR" there. That's true for CO2 lasers, but ~1064nm is IR focuses fine but is quite invisible so it results in no blink or avert reflex.
What? Are we thinking of the same sideloading? You literally download an app (.apk) like any other file and then open it to start the installation.

OK, and the first time you do it, you get a warning and you have to enable loading apps from 3rd party sources.
That power footprint also includes the 6 SSDs. Are there mini PCs with 8 SATA ports that fit in a 13-17W power envelope including 6 disks?
Apple does sell a watch with cellular and GPS and it can replace a phone (you can literally talk into it)
Not to mention a MIDI to USB interface costs just a few bucks and is supported by every common OS out there, while one can't have the opposite (that is, adding MIDI to a USB only instrument) short of going DIY, which would be neither that easy nor cheap.
It was a Russian forum, but I can't find it. https://github.com/MNVolkov/libbip https://likeapp.soft112.com it's called BipOS.

The device is safe since on iOS I restrict the Zepp app from any internet, but you need to refresh your GPS with the app. On Android it's much safer with something like gadgetbridge.
> What baffles me is that some people aren't willing to buy nice peripherals.

Buying nice peripherals is like buying nice clothes.
Nope, research is finding vaping is worse: https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-breakfast/vapi....
You can't just open the apk directly, you have to enable installations for the browser and also go to deep in the settings and go past the scary warnings. That's not possible for the average user, not everybody is a developer.

That's not a viable distribution channel at scale and that's intended.
If they cannot send a video over the internet, they cannot be trusted to operate the fleet of selfdriving cars on the public roads.
Thank you! This made me laugh out loud!
Show HN: PalWorld Breeding Calculator
The problem with Lithium is also safety regulations that could prevent for example bundling them in devices boxes like they do sometimes with alkalines.
Warranty is probably a big factor as I believe Tesla powerwalls came/come with a 10 year warranty and considering these batteries are basically fully drained daily in normal usage that’s a bit of wear.

Still doesn’t justify 4x however!
when you have odd or obscure queries like this I find it good practice to only provide half the quote, ask GPT to finish it then provide the author. In my case I got the reply (note, it says it cannot find, but it has no internet access)

> I'm sorry, but I couldn't find a quote that matches exactly with what you provided. It's possible that the quote might be misremembered or misattributed. Could you provide more context or clarify further?

where after some chatting, hypothesizing, ruminating and general conversation we got to

> ah, I see what you're referring to now. The quote you're thinking of is attributed to Voltaire, a French Enlightenment writer, historian, and philosopher. The quote goes: "I want my lawyer, my tailor, my servants, even my wife to believe in God, because it means that I shall be cheated and robbed and cuckolded less often. … If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him." This quote encapsulates Voltaire's complex views on religion, where he saw the societal utility of belief in God, even if he himself was skeptical.

if you google that quote, you get many hits. While napoleon has said similar things about religion, he isn't attributed with this specific quote either. I think the quote the original article is searching for was a paraphrasing of the two, or perhaps a third yet not discussed author. Point is, if you provide all the information you have you can't verify anything, its better practice to provide incomplete information and then compare against what you do know to try get a feel for how much bullshitting is going on.
Inability to download from the cloud is happening to me every with every provider. Proton from the web, OneDrive Cryptomator vault through Cyberduck. I’ll have to use rclone, I guess
It was a joke! And in French we tend to either keep or not the original pronunciation. A funny one is mojito where the j is always replace by a French r.
>"Why, how call you those grunting brutes running about on their four legs?" demanded Wamba.

"Swine, fool, swine," said the herd, "every fool knows that."

"And swine is good Saxon," said the Jester; "but how call you the sow when she is flayed, and drawn, and quartered, and hung up by the heels, like a traitor?"

"Pork," answered the swine-herd.

"I am very glad every fool knows that too," said Wamba, "and pork, I think, is good Norman-French; and so when the brute lives, and is in the charge of a Saxon slave, she goes by her Saxon name; but becomes a Norman, and is called pork, when she is carried to the Castle-hall to feast among the nobles; what dost thou think of this, friend Gurth, ha?"

"It is but too true doctrine, friend Wamba, however it got into thy fool's pate."

"Nay, I can tell you more," said Wamba, in the same tone; "there is old Alderman Ox continues to hold his Saxon epithet, while he is under the charge of serfs and bondsmen such as thou, but becomes Beef, a fiery French gallant, when he arrives before the worshipful jaws that are destined to consume him. Mynheer Calf, too, becomes Monsieur de Veau in the like manner; he is Saxon when he requires tendance, and takes a Norman name when he becomes matter of enjoyment."

"By St Dunstan," answered Gurth, "thou speakest but sad truths; little is left to us but the air we breathe, and that appears to have been reserved with much hesitation, solely for the purpose of enabling us to endure the tasks they lay upon our shoulders. The finest and the fattest is for their board; the loveliest is for their couch; the best and bravest supply their foreign masters with soldiers, and whiten distant lands with their bones, leaving few here who have either will or the power to protect the unfortunate Saxon.

- from Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott
What are the productivity improvements you hope AI can help with?
I'm curious to hear about the most ambitious or even the smallest productivity and creativity enhancements you guys believe AI can facilitate
As far as has been credibly reported, it wasn't a "sizeable fraction", it was a very small number. There's only one incident I know of that is verified.

I'm sure more will surface - such is war. Therefore I want to make it very clear - it is not an important detail, despite you calling it such. Hamas are the ones that attacked - if in the process of trying to stop these attacks, the IDF inadvertantly killed Israeli civilians, that is tragic - but is completely the fault of Hamas. This is true both legally and morally.
Imagine if Apple tried to implement privacy labels in a multi app store world. Rather than complying with an action that benefits the consumer, Google and Facebook could work together to create an app store that doesn't require privacy labels and then only publish GMail and WhatsApp/FBMessenger to their app store, forcing me to download and use their app store or not use my e-mail or standard means of communicating with my friends.

It becomes a race to the bottom, where rather than the app stores competing for consumers by improving features, the app stores compete for companies with apps at the cost of the consumer.

You can see this pattern emerge across many marketplaces. Look at AirBNB, terrible customer experience because they are competing for hosts. Amazon turned one of the worlds largest stores into a co-mingled flea market. Because apple has a captive audience, apps have a choice to have access to apple customers or not. Apple does not have to have to make concessions to business interests they would if they had to compete with other app stores to attract apps.
Says a lot that we treat theft from a workers wages as 'just contractual' - let's not get the police involved. If that same worker stole from the till?
> maybe you don't want that distro

Well I definitely don't want RHEL 8 but unfortunately I have to use it because some software I use requires it (RHEL 9 doesn't have old enough versions of some libraries) or is only certified on it (this is for work).

But even if I was using a more modern distro, none of them have all software packaged. And no I obviously don't want want to become a packager. Some of the software I use is closed source so that's not even an option.

The only real option is Docker (or Apptainer/Distrobox etc), which sucks.

The fundamental model of "we'll just ship all software that exists; all software is open source" that most distros try to use is just fundamentally wrong.

Snap and Flatpak are trying to fix that but in my experience they aren't remotely ready yet.
Disney made a multi-user treadmill that lets you walk around in VR
> I can certainly think of some other ethnicity in that region who had their land occupied and was cleansed from the region.

And I can certainly think of some other ethnicity in that region who that ethnicity cleansed from the region according to their own holy book. :)

Deuteronomy 20:16-17 (God telling Joshua, leader of the Israelites, to go to war)

> 16 However, in the cities of the nations the Lord your God is giving you as an inheritance, do not leave alive anything that breathes. 17 Completely destroy them—the Hittites, Amorites, Canaanites, Perizzites, Hivites and Jebusites—as the Lord your God has commanded you.
Garmin, every time.
My point is no one accounts for the cost and environmental impact . They are fair questions .
And with the vehicle battery, if you need extra energy you can drive to a fast charger somewhere and bring it back to your home.
That spelling is not the generally used one in French (or other languages) : it's spelled bifteck

(See https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/bifteck)
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