skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I've definitely seen Dracula for many years on reddit/hn.

I wonder if that's just because they have great branding and have a scheme available for almost everything imaginable.

I, for one, really dislike the colour scheme itself, leaving me wondering why it's so popular. Now I'm just wondering if I'm growing old, or if it really is just different strokes for different folks.
There's not really any need.

The judge did it because the prosecution said he did.

The prosecution brought charges because the police said it was him.

The police arrested him because the corporation said it was him.

The corporation said it was him because the software said it was him.

The software said it was him because it was SHIT.
The CPython experimental JIT is merged
Sounds like he'd like Coalton
Oh gosh—I was vastly out of the loop: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

Thanks! That's a classic for sure.
Demoboost is a product demo software for revenue teams to improve buyer experience, supercharge journeys, and scale go-to-market without any hassle. With Demoboost you will:
Fast, small, robust: pick three. Introducing a novel branchless partition impl
This is an introduction to the concepts of branchless programming and of a novel generic partition implementation, motivated with a gradual refinement of a basic Lomuto partition implementation.
they said pcap could contain "a lot more", so I was wondering what "lesser" private info WARC has
One reason they blame is interest rates. If VCs are sitting on hundreds of billions in cash, then startups wouldn't seem to need much debt. Also, at this point the interest rates are expected to drop soon. I can imagine ways it impacts them, but what are the actual mechanics?

Also, while everyone has different reasons, it seems like the world is becoming extremely conservative in business (with some exceptions), socially (challenging the status quo is treated with contempt), politics, etc. If people aren't investing in risk, where will innovation come from? What will happen to SV, for example. Do these investors think we can just rest on our laurels?
Ketosis will likely be what I credit for saving my marriage and actual life once science catches up with reasoning. The last year for me has been profound. Cluster headaches are mental warfare and ketosis has played a major role in my body's ability to chill the hell out. Can't wait to see more research here.
> just look at a phone and you'll get it.

>> node devs looking at reflections of themselves, puzzled.
How does this work out in practice, given that doctors generally only give you 10 or maybe 15 minutes before they start pushing you out the door?
Since MS-DOS 2.0 :)
Perhaps his boss told him the secret in advance?

He didn't corrupt the BBC announcers, they just both worked for the government.
I’m not one of the downvotes but my guess would it’s not because a fact was stated.

Rather that the tone of the comment seems to trivialize his contributions.
In RMS’ message that started that discussion, he stated that the GNU project intended to provide two languages — one Lisp-like (which I assume eventually became Guile), and one with a more algebra-like syntax. Did anything ever come out of the latter?
Show HN: Vaux – The last video and audio editing app you'll ever need
Hey HN,
I recently created Vaux:Video and audio editor to end the cycle of having to copy video and audio files to my computer for simple edits.

Unlike most video editing mobile apps out there that 'force' you to create a project before editing, Vaux loads up with an interface that let's you pick the action you want to perform, allows a few tweeks then exports the edited file.
This is also aimed at the casual editor who just wants to perform a single editing task and move on.

The stack: I built Vaux using Flutter and FFMPEG library for the editing tasks.
Some of it's features include:
-Video FPS Modification
-Editing audio metadata
-Reversing video and audio
-Adding music
-Merging, trimming, cutting, muting
-Media Speed modification

I'm currently working on localization features to support multiple languages and would really appreciate your thoughts and feedback.

The app is available for both Android and iOS. Links below:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vaux.vaux_...

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vaux-video-and-audio-editor/id...
It's pretty clear that "zilla" is a genericised word suffix, cf "bridezilla", in English.

Whilst it seems to originate with Godzilla -- which honestly also doesn't seem to associate with a particular company but instead I would say it's a now traditional monster name in stories, like Dracula -- noone is confusing this with any Godzilla franchise. These sort of attempts to own a word sten, across trademark categories, are an over-step that legislators need to rein in IMO.

Does the recent Sky trademark battle speak to this?

This comment is entirely my opinion and does not relate to my employer.
Show HN: A spreadsheet-like program to handle any data and files of any size
New features added recently:

[+]
The "Text File Input Filters" have been added to enable processing of CSV / text files of any size with any number of rows regardless of the amount of RAM in a computer.
Filters can use RegEx patters, the popular relations, ranges and fuzzy filters.

https://citadel5.com/help/gsbase/open_text_file.png

For example, in GS-Base you can load this (publicly available) NYC Yellow Taxis data set:
https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/elemento/nyc-yellow-taxi-tri...

(1.9GB, ~12.7 million rows) in ~20s on an average/old pc with 8-16GB RAM. The obtained sheet is loaded entirely to RAM and ready to be used for instant ETL actions, column calculations, pivot table calculations, aggregations etc.
With the above 12.7 million rows, creating a pivot table with the "trip_distance" as row values and "passenger_count" as column values takes with the same computer setup around 45s.

With input filtering you can process NNN-gigabyte CSV files and bigger. No "cloud" limitations, even for old desktop PCs.

[+]
Create tables with file listings from folders and entire disks.
Scan and monitor file changes on your disks; find changed files, new files and deleted files.
Add and maintain any type of file metadata for each file; search the automatically created history of file changes for each file; search names/paths using regex, search for duplicates,
fuzzy searches. Filter full paths, folders, file names, modification dates, access dates file sizes.
Examples:

Creating and verifying lists of files on disks:
https://citadel5.com/help/gsbase/ver_files.htm

Filtering collections of photos by EXIF tags, searching for jpg/mp3/mp4 file duplicates:
https://citadel5.com/help/gsbase/formulas_duplicate_files.ht...
Predictit during the 2020 election was just about the closest thing I've ever seen to free money. Shares for Texas going blue were still at $0.30 on election night. So many people wagering with their emotions and tribalism, it was unreal.
I think that, in principle, any disease that a donor has has some small chance of affecting the recipient. Infections, cancers, prion diseases, toxins are well known to do so, some immune issues also have a clear pathway, but in principle even genetic issues could affect the recipient depending on a whole host of complicated biology that we don't fully understand.
Maybe Ecovacs deebot OMNI
You can't get an 4k screen in AVP. It's only 3.3k per eye. It will be closerto 1080p
CL-embedded langs like Coalton and April are mentioned in the article.
I have an English uncle who grew up around the time lager became the go to beer in England. He drinks a variety of beers these days including ales and lagers, but when he was young only drank lager.

Many years ago I asked him why he switched to drinking larger when he was younger, and his answer boiled down to consistentcy/quality.

Ale in England is pumped by hand into a pint glass, with a quaintly named beer engine, from a cask (not keg). The casks are open, so each unit of beer extracted is replaced in the cask with air. This means many opportunities for infection and oxidation of the beer so it goes off very quickly, and the lines between the cask and the engine need frequent cleaning.

This is expensive and time consuming, so bad pubs often push it as long as they can before doing it, or often just let it go bad. I've been to one pub where I tried every ale and they were all off.

Back when my uncle was drinking in the 60s and 70s he found this very common, so ordering a pint of ale often meant you might get a bad beer.

Lager is in a keg which is CO2 pressurised, so any larger removed is replaced with CO2 this helps keep it drinkable for much longer. The CO2 overpressure is what forces it out of the keg, so it's served from a tap not an engine.

Ale isn't pressurised with CO2 as it has low carbonation, so using pressure to force it out would also carbonate it further and change the product. So that can't be used to extend its life. You can get a soft spile to put in the literal hole in the top of a cask, that keeps flies out, but still air flows in. There are devices called cask breathers that would replace the beer removed with a blanket of atmospheric pressure CO2 so no further carbonation, but much improved life of the beer. CAMRA in the UK fought hard against these as they claim ale needs some O2 to mature (maybe breathing like a wine). I think they fought too hard, harming ale sellers and drinkers. I don't know what their contemporary opinion on them are.
I started with intermittent fasting (16H) and I reached ketosis within a few days. I've been on lchf/atkins before, but getting there via fasting was easier and less brain-fog. Being in ketosis is such a drastic difference in energy and mental clarity that it's ridiculous.
why is cow or hunan nervous system tissue particularly dangerous? what animal is marine collagen from and why is it less dangerous?
So, every concern a confession. HP paid some third party to make cartridges with viruses in the identity chips?
All sample games show an error:

Object.hasOwn is not a function. (In 'Object.hasOwn(e,A.from)', 'Object.hasOwn' is undefined)

The stack trace is:

su@https://www.boardzilla.io/build/_shared/chunk-ZEYFFM3P.js:16:114536
Fs@https://www.boardzilla.io/build/_shared/chunk-QNN53S6I.js:9:128279
Ch@https://www.boardzilla.io/build/_shared/chunk-QNN53S6I.js:11:180657
...

Perhaps put some polyfill in place?
As a Scandinavian I find the squatting of .viking by a Bermuda company to be annoying.
The questions were originally posed by a Doom Emacs community member, so I answered them as-is.

The site is designs as it is because I'm not a frontend guy xD
What if you design software which controls drones which build bridges? Does that deserve respect?
It doesn't appear to care about viewing, only preserving.

Viewing would be a separate job and probably more than one right answer about how it should be done. Ie, just replay the transactions verbatim or try to translate or substitute some parts to adapt to the current context, etc.

Well "don't care" is wrong. The entire format is designed to be readable and decipherable even if it's 200 years in the future and you have no idea what the file is and are starting from scratch looking at it. They obviously care a great deal.

In that sense, yes you can look at it on a phone, since you can look at it in any text editor. And that is not some pedantic useless statement but an explicit design goal.

But interpreting it in any facier way like replaying the transactions and rendering the original browser view, but on some other browser with a different physical screen size and different browser features and limitations and plugins and scripting languages enabled/disabled/versions and security settings etc etc etc... That is really an entirely different job and no single right way to do it, so there will need to be many different viewer apps that all make different choices to attain different results from the same raw source data.
It's important to note that fentanyl and methamphetamine are not nearly as widespread in the EU... and no amount of housing can solve a drug problem that causes people to publicly lose their minds. Having grown up during the 80s in America and watched homelessness more or less recede all the way through the 2000s until the opioid explosion, I wonder how the Finnish system will handle it if or when such drugs become widespread among working age people.
it does say that that BSE is the bovine equivalent of CJD in the article
You're off your rocker. Comet's square windows were fundamentally unsound. 737 NG contains Ducommun garbage structural components deemed "airworthy", going back between 1996 and 2004. 737 Classic != NG != MAX. No amount of MCAS or engineering exceptions will make it so, or make it safe.
The React aspects are really minimal, all the animation logic is by outside of React. We're really just using it for the jsx syntax to make it easier to return markup-looking components.
Some people don't interpret earnestness correctly, and somehow feel like they have to insult it or make fun of it. I've had people think I'm "using big words to try to sound smart"... I wasn't trying any such thing, I'm just a thoughtful person and verbose, introducing subtlety and thoroughness to each point that I make. I don't care if someone thinks I'm smart or not, but I'm sure as hell never trying to make them think I am because I don't care and never will. If someone would rather hear the 5-year-old-child-tier phrase "I think about how to solve the problem", they can find a conversation with someone else who speaks that way.
Can you please add more details/examples? The current responses seem to be a bit broad/vague to follow.

E.g. what are your recommendations? pay staff more? i.e. increase doctor pay?
Apple TV ships with remote. Macbooks ship with keyboard/touchpad. iPhone, iPad with touchscreen
I can't help but think "finally" and "told ya so" regarding this news.

It's difficult to describe how massively my life changed when I started keto.

Like the subject of the article, I've had Bipolar (1 in my case, they didn't specify their version) for most of my life, since way before it's supposed to manifest in late adolescence. I was misdiagnosed here and there since I was a very young child, but I finally got on the right treatment plan at 20 years old.

The maintenance of that treatment plan has been taking a medium dose of Lamictal, an epilepsy drug, daily. It worked damn well compared to the regular mania, often culminating in psychosis and occasional full-on can't-even-hold-a-job levels of suicidal depression, but within a week of full-blown ketosis, I was a new person.

I found out about it through some documentary disguised as "In Defense of Fat" or something similar, and I was fascinated by the epilepsy cure thing. I had always known there was a connection between my condition and epilepsy, given that I was on seizure drugs and often experienced what I figured were mini-seizures (often described as brain zaps, I think).

I couldn't find any information on links except a few random, very weak studies, and sorta just told everyone who naysayed me to fuck off cuz it works for me. I lost 20 lbs of excess covid weight as a very nice side-effect, but I can safely say this is the most effective treatment I've ever experienced for my condition (of the many, many I've tried) and I feel like I have superpowers in comparison.

It is very obvious if I get kicked out of ketosis now after a few days or so. I've done it purposefully on vacations or just random cheat times. After a while I feel worse in the head, body, and soul. I make dumb or impulsive decisions (like my old self), or am grumpy in a way I haven't been since starting. I start to have awful dreams again and wake up my wife sleep-talking in distress, and am tired all the time like the old days.

It's certainly not the easiest diet to adhere to, it's also surely not the best for the environment unless you're really strict in specific ways like some, and it's potentially disruptive socially, but it's a lifestyle choice that has given me personally a truly new and improved life that I don't ever want to or plan to return from.
The reason the server isn't in Python is because in boardzilla, you don't express your game twice, once for the client and once for the server. Instead, you express the game once in typescript, and that code is actually used on both the server and client. The client is operating a lot like the server, just without the hidden information.
I'm going to add a polyfill later for this. Thanks for the bug reports
While interesting to read, the title should be "On the Costs of Linux Syscalls"
Huh, I see. So keeping it around for so long was mostly for avoiding expensive R&D and pilot re-training, and not so much for the 737 being the perfect platform to keep iterating on.

Interesting.
How did they solve the implant scaring tissue issue?
What evidence is there for your accusation against the journalist? I don't see any at all but your personal interpretation of 'system' (which many disagree with) and your personal imagination of how it got into the article.
* unless they bail out the company, and its shareholders, with billions in taxpayer subsidies
Out of Apple and Meta only one company keeps user data on servers freely accesed by a dictatorship. And it's not Meta.
The FAA is 10x more guilty than Boeing. Boeing is not ignoring them, Boeing has benefited from corrupting the FAA.
Just put a photo of my dad by the story, it will suffice for all of the threads of trivialization, lack of empathy, and inability or unwillingness to understand.
It’s not a VDSO because it was never added as one. “Not a VDSO” is the default, a VDSO is additional complexity and maintenance so you need to justify its addition / existence, not its non-existence.

Also given https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmdA5WkDNALetBn4iFeSepHjdLGJdxPBwZyY47i... while Linus may have changed tack in the decades since I would not expect much support from stating getpid is performance critical to you.
Piracy. Piracy has won.
I exploited that when writing a Java app that was targeting Linux and Windows about a decade ago. Got some backlash from colleagues about not using File.pathSeparator or whatever it was called, because the purists argued that we might one day support some platform where the forward slash doesn't work. When they failed to give an example it was decided to keep it that way. Makes for much more readable path names in code.

More than ten years later and I still think it was the right choice.
Yeah, that's awesome! I sometimes find it very challenging to comprehensively "imagine" the end state and all its "moving parts", but I realize the value in doing so, and work at skill (if "skill" is the right word haha)... I can see the power in determining a proper "translation" that goes from the current to the imagined, and that very approach has been extremely beneficial to me in life. Many people have extreme difficulty doing this! I know a couple people who find it nearly impossible to imagine potential futures in the context of a goal or target. They can only deal with the immediate stuff, OR the future goal/target must be plainly and simply outlined to be uhh.. "parseable", if that makes sense. Anyway, thanks for sharing your perspective, I thought it's interesting to read and think about.
That makes no sense. If people still get that work done they apparently have the money for it, so they also definitely have that same money spread out over years, which is what insurance is.
I don't think they're talking about a bound for the optimum objective value, but a theoretical upper bound for a covering radius related to a convex body and a lattice. The bound would be useful in a lattice-based algorithm for integer linear programming. I don't think there exists an implementation of a lattice algorithm that is practical for non-toy integer linear programming problems, let alone one that is competitive with commercial ILP solvers.
Thank you, polyfill incoming!
The exact answer is more like

> Newer Windows Versions (NT and later) copied that behaviour
> Windows applications did not always follow and may or may not accept either when parsing for filenames.

Meaning it _may_ work but it also may not.
In 1870.

Because that's when the refrigerator was invented.
>The AVP has a much stronger OS and software ecosystem play; you can just download and use your regular iOS apps.

We are literally discussing big companies not checking a checkbox that allows their existing apps on AVP
I don't know the parent's brand but I have a CECOTECT CONGA 11090 that fills exactly the description. CECOTEC is a spanish brand tho, and may not be available everywhere, and almost sure they manufacter the hardware in China so very possible the same specs are offered by other brands elsewhere, but those are my two cents
Interesting that Google owns 'here', given the competing map business Here. Also that Amazon owns 'tunes'.

Many of these look like efforts to grab TLDs that would compete.

The domain business seems completely broken to me. Anything remotely useful has a squatter. I dream of a day when the entire system is obsolete.
You can use Quest Link or Steam link to play all pc VR stuff on Quest.
I think we're just talking past each other. I'm asking why you'd want to vDSO getuid(), not getpid(). I can imagine cases where you'd repeatedly be calling getpid().
That's basically the story of every file name rule on Windows :)
Even then, depending on jurisdiction (and I have no idea about the specifics in China) balance sheet insolvency may or may not be sufficient for bankruptcy.

E.g. in particular in situations where there is any way to justify that they will not become cash flow insolvent. If they can somehow make a reasonable case that their assets will appreciate in value faster than their debts will come due. Thought it might put additional constraints on their spending.

Note that I'm not arguing that they're a going concern - I have no idea, but given they're presumably dependent on Chinese property prices for their assets valuation it does sound dicey - just how it might be possible for them to justify not winding up the subsidiary.
I have that too. I have a big cases of DVDs and blue rays. If I want to watch something I open case, and watch it. No ads. No streaming. No internet problems. No internet drama. No price hikes.

It is also better in some cases than NAS drive, or plex server. In one case, full of 50 Blue rays I can have 50x25GB of storage. No electricity is required to store these movies. I do not have to make RAID setups to be sure that the data will not be gone if electricity goes nuts.

The one downside is searching. It requires some time to find the movie in the case. I do not store movies in DVD cases, because they occupy to much space physically.
What happens to your QQQ in a major downturn? I have never owned it during these events.
Mail the luggage to their address
If I am asked to predict whether it will rain every day for a year, and every day I blindly predict 30% because on average it rains 30% of days in this location, am I correct? Maybe, but I’m not a very useful forecaster.

What you should optimise instead is something like log loss between the given probability and the true outcome (0 or 1). That way you’re rewarded not only for being right, but for being confident and right.
Fantastic movie. Love it.

Interestingly--It was produced with Molly's input while Molly was facing charges. A very exonerating angle.
The facts aren't in question, although the police say they 'evacuated' the camp (at four in the morning, with force) - and they've done so four times, destroying everything in the process.

https://www.rfi.fr/en/france/20221206-strasbourg-city-mayor-...
Fun, but hard to play on mobile with small screen. Seems you have to put your thumb somewhere where it blocks your sight.