skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In case it's not clear: it's not only for iOS/Android push notifications. It provides a single API to send notifications via a whole bunch of channels (Slack, Telegram etc.).

e.g. I have some code that notifies me in Telegram when something happens. I had to integrate with the Telegram API to do that. That's easy, but what if I want to switch the notification to Slack or something? Or send it to to multiple destinations? My code gets messy pretty quickly. If I switch to using this, I can have multiple scripts that all use the same API, and the choice of destination(s) become some small amount of config in each script.
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Nothing is free. If you enjoy the hard worked output of musicians then you really should contribute something back to the system which supports them and allows the delivery of their creativity to your ears.
I wish someone would investigate what a 6 day week would look like(4 work, 2 off). This article was always a fun exercise what if scenario and if world wide agreement could come to be, would be an innovation on par with the 40 hour work week.
https://calendars.fandom.com/wiki/6-Day_Week_Solar_Calendar_...
My favorite git commit is "Bug fixes"
Given how well Starlink has held up in Ukraine against Russian interference I expect they're doing better than most internet providers.
1. Releasing a web browser that grabs website data instead of sending the user the site feels counter-productive to me.
2. Scraping data seems to be a short-term mindset that will kill the sources of good material on which the AI is dependent.
3. Criticizing Google while building a Chromium browser feels a little goofy to me.

The minimal UI and split view were fun features of the early Arc Browser versions, but this increasing dependency on AI is making me uncomfortable.
not surprised it looks like a honda
Don’t forget to turn on Geocities mode (Settings > Theme > Geocities)
There is a forum post from a few weeks ago:

https://forums.ivanti.com/s/article/Recovery-Steps-Related-t...

(Linked from TFA)
Sibling comments have already addressed the fact that Filippo is one of the people you're probably "best leaving" cryptography implementation to.

The author has actually talked explicitly about "Don't roll your own crypto":

https://securitycryptographywhatever.com/2021/07/31/the-grea...
I'm amused that "they were fired immediately" seems a relevant mitigation to participating in murder, rape, and kidnapping.

If one believes the "occupied Palestine should be free" narrative, why should they be fired instead of promoted?
How I wish for minimap scrollbars in all applications...
Instead of a 4-day workweek how about setting reasonable hiring standards so that hundreds of thousands of people out of work, especially non-native German speakers, have a chance of getting past the job application screen.

Most jobs, even in tech, in DE currently require good knowledge of German, and "good" is being interpreted as near-native.
And Kern - arguably human, at some point in the narrative - is one of my all-time favorite characters.
Yeah, in NZ they use a lot of wire based barriers to slow you / stop you while sacrificially dispersing your energy by propagating failure along the barrier. We like to use them to prevent (or minimise the impact of) the head-on collisions our two lane main highways often lead to.

They're far cheaper to install and repair than other forms, and easy and fast to fix after an impact, but have a significant caveat that they'll mince you up if you're a motorcyclist who hits them, other types of barriers aren't exactly great for riders either but they offer more chance of survival than the wire barriers, to the extent that riders know the wired ones as cheese graters.
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One of the focus areas for this year is IndexedDB. And many of the other areas contain tests for service workers. I don't think it's accurate to say anyone's dragging their feet. Apple's done a 180 on PWAs in the past year. I also don't know what you mean about Firefox dropping pwa support. They've been hard at work improving the PWA scene for years now. And they're docs are the go-to for anyone working on one
> Has this ever been a must-have feature on a project anyone has worked on?

I have a highly interactive web app which simultaneously displays tens of panels each with it's own scrollbar. It's vital that they are thin and match the web app styling.
"and our ability to stop vehicles quickly still relies on creating heat using friction; it has not progressed nearly as quickly as our ability to accelerate vehicles."

We've had a lot of innovation in braking - including better tire compounds, disc brakes, anti lock, better brake compounds and design, etc. Most people just don't talk about them or compare braking stats.
Really? "Create an image of a ninja gecko" yields... two subpar pictures of regular geckos. Dalle2 was more capable years ago.
> Tell me we're not part of an ant colony with injected idea of freedom to strive for, that we'll never really get, but that keeps us motivated workers striving towards that something.

Once the population pyramid is upside down, the ant colony model does not work anymore.
> our pull requests are usually accompanied by a link to the bugzilla entry, which usually have a detailed explanation.

This practice annoys me quite a bit, actually. Well, if there is a bug tracker issue, of course, definitely link to it in the commit message. But that should provide extra, optional information; everything I reasonably need to understand the change should still be in the commit message. I don't want to have to chase down the information in an external system, a system which may not even be running anymore... and of course we all know that when systems get shut down, of course they get backed up and archived and made accessible properly every time... right.
Several identical comments. I find it faster to type @ and select from dropdown.
I think this is the right answer, NVidia struck a gold mine with CUDA. It's powerful enough not only for games, graphics and creatives; but could somehow also be easily retrofitted to work in other scenarios such as data center and AI / ML (language and image processing). AMD and Intel's software solutions seem to be pretty lacking and it looks harder to get a full end-to-end AI/ML stack working efficiently on those.
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What annoys me is that this is done after purchase. It would be one thing if you knew at time of purchase that the hardware was "ad supported", its another to have adverts imposed on you months/years after purchase.

My thoughts are now "How long will it be before google starts running full screen ads after unlocking your phone?"
settings > allow squash merging > default commit message > pull request title and description
Signal isn't exactly trustworthy here either. Signal still likes to brag about the times when they told the government they couldn't hand over the data the feds wanted because they never collect/store it in the first place, but a long time ago they started collecting and permanently storing in the cloud exactly that same data. Worse, they refuse to update their privacy policy to reflect what they've started doing, meaning that the very first sentence of that policy is an outright lie. Personally, I take that as a massive dead canary and assume that signal has been completely compromised.

There are alternatives out there which I hope still deliver on the promise of allowing secure communications, and we're free to roll our own, but I strongly suspect that the US gov will move in on anything that gains enough of a following.

I think that we're still far better off than the Chinese, but we're not as free as we pretend that we are.
It creates demand for the software to be fixed though, helping with the chicken/egg
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Because for historical and cultural reasons, many folks will object strenuously to an America where the default is not to beg forgiveness when you fuck up, but to ask permission before doing anything interesting.
Right. The Iridium network had communication between satellites in different orbital planes passing each other but that was a pretty unusual capability.
Indeed Iridium had to deal with the same thing (or I guess, didn’t):

“ Cross-seam inter-satellite link hand-offs would have to happen very rapidly and cope with large Doppler shifts; therefore, Iridium supports inter-satellite links only between satellites orbiting in the same direction.”

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iridium_satellite_constellat...
They do not recognise a fair price in the first place. They consider the initial price "the marketing figure".
New-wave reactor technology could kick-start a nuclear renaissance
> Off the Siberian coast, not far from Alaska, a Russian ship has been docked at port for four years. The Akademik Lomonosov, the world’s first floating nuclear power plant, sends energy to around 200,000 people on land using next-wave nuclear technology: small modular reactors.
16 years ago AMD was on the verge of bankruptcy and was already smaller than Nvidia despite being a company that makes GPUs and CPUs and, at the time, had their own fabs. They had no money to invest in anything, and that didn't really change until Ryzen. You may be able to identify its release date from this graph:

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AMD/amd/market-cap

Now they have to take the money and use it to fix their software. It's pretty obvious why they didn't do that in 2008.
Maybe not a bottleneck but maybe it could improve battery life there for those tasks by being better performing
> I can't imagine that all of your interactions with your codebase are via `git log` with no other flags.

When did I say anything like that?

My point is just that the `git log` command, by default, shows the full commit message. The same goes for `git show`. So a user of the git CLI will regularly see complete commit messages, unless they purposefully request a different format. So, it is not some inherit problem in git that the complete commit message is hard to find. That's just a limitation of certain Git frontends.
I would start to look into using ROCm/HIP to port the code. Some of it can be done automatically and some will need customizations [0]. Then, you rent time on my systems and see what the performance is. If it is good, you rent more, for longer to bring the pricing down. Effectively, we are taking the capex/opex risk off your shoulders. The key point here is that we have actual availability and we aren't just reselling someone else's hardware.

Dual 9754's are indeed quite nice. ;-)

[0] https://github.com/ROCm/HIPIFY
If what you’re saying is true, how do terminals have options to customize the cursor shape?
If you click on it they will be able to track you down via your IP address and super seekret cyberspy-fu. Just kidding. .... or am I? Actually I really am. I have no way of knowing either way. Or do I? I mean, how would you know? I really don't though. At least as far as you know.

Only if they know Visual Basic.
Yeah, NVidia could lose market share (likely slowly), but the data center GPU TAM is growing significantly, so it's likely lifting all boats, but NVidia faster than its competitors.
Many people forget (or never knew) that Catholicism / Christianity basically kickstarted modern science. A large misconception is that Christianity and Science can't coexist. When in reality they amplify each other.
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I agree that it's good, but I was struck by how much of it could have been written in the 1970s about the coming revolution in databases. It's probably good to have a refresher!
I just don't think this is feasible, and I think you're maybe over-estimating the diff-reading skills of others. I agree that changes should be as small and self-contained as possible, but I don't think it's reasonable to expect a later diff-reader to be able to understand what the change is just by looking at it.

Certainly a commit message should include the why, but it should include -- start with, really -- the what as well.
Found about this a few months ago, but there was a langauge barrier: tonsky.me has a Telegram channel in russian - fairly active, he "posts" every other day. He's streaming right now, btw (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvmNT3diAUw).

Now, I don't know Russian, but Telegram (Premium) has an AWESOME feature that translates the whole channel to English. I can totally follow the thing, how good is that?

I'd love to find more content like this, to be honest. Its refreshing compared to the rest of internet (here, reddit..), for some reason I cannot articulate.

I think because the comments aren't so exposed (public? searchable? perennial?), more people feel free to leave a little comment (like forums) even when it doesn't add a lot of value. I particularly enjoy that in those settings (places feeling alive).
We wanted to post it on HN. We do have an AI Engieer role posted, but the Researcher role we wanted to post here first.
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> This is probably the best thing I’ve read by a world leader on AI.

> It makes me immensely sad that people have so many misconceptions about Catholics. Catholicism is an institution implementing and developing a religious philosophy that has a profound love of humanity, creativity, and understanding.

Just because the Pope released this statement doesn't change how the Catholic church got its reputation, both good and bad. The magnitude of history of the Catholic Church up to the present defines its reputation far more than a single statement about AI.

That said, it's good that they are adding their humanistic perspective to the debate. They are not the only ones saying these things - but their members, from developing country farmers to Supreme Court justices - need to be informed and aware since AI will probably affect everyone. I think it would be negligent if they didn't.
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Even non-EVs are crazy heavy. The old Ford Ranger truck (2011) weighed 3700 lbs in its heaviest configuration. There are many non-hybrid/EV sedans, even "small" sport sedans, that push well past 4000 lbs nowadays.
Apropos of absolutely nothing, but IIRC a "Star Trek" movie where a screenshot of one of the displays on some ship or another had the Shields Frequency up which allowed the enemy to match it and disable it, and back in the 80s(?) when this came out I remember thinking "237GHz" (or something like that) was an insanely high frequency and doubted it could ever be reached with any degree of stability. Physics: HMB
That is not true. Not in germany, not from my experience. If you speak english you are good. Your colleagues will be happy to pratice their english too.
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Niniejszy dokument powinien być czytany wyłącznie przez osoby, do których jest adresowany. Jeśli otrzymałeś tę wiadomość, była ona oczywiście zaadresowana do Ciebie i dlatego możesz ją przeczytać, nawet jeśli nie chcieliśmy jej wysłać do Ciebie. Jeśli jednak treść tego e-maila nie ma żadnego sensu, prawdopodobnie nie jesteś zamierzonym odbiorcą lub jesteś bezmyślnym kretynem; tak czy inaczej, powinieneś natychmiast się usunąć i zniszczyć swój komputer! Gdy już podejmiesz tę akcję, skontaktuj się z nami.. nie, idioto, nie możesz używać swojego komputera, właśnie go zniszczyłeś, a przy okazji, ty też zostałeś usunięty, ale odchodzimy...
Nadawca tej wiadomości e-mail nie ponosi odpowiedzialności za przekazanie informacji zawartych w tej wiadomości, chyba że jest nadawcą i w takim przypadku prawdopodobnie ponosi odpowiedzialność i słusznie, biorąc pod uwagę treść powyższej wiadomości.

Jeżeli nadawca nie wysłał do Ciebie tego e-maila, zwróć go nam i załącz zeskanowane zdjęcie żony brata Twojej matki ubranej wyłącznie w majtki na ramiączkach, a my natychmiast zwrócimy Ci dokładnie połowę kwoty, którą zapłaciłeś zapłaciłeś za puszkę Pal Meaty-Bites, którą kupiłeś wczoraj, gdy byłeś w Woolies.

Nie bierzemy odpowiedzialności za nieotrzymanie tej wiadomości e-mail, ponieważ korzystamy z systemu Windows NT i wszyscy wiedzą, jakie mogą wystąpić problemy. Jeśli otrzymasz tę wiadomość, pamiętaj, że nie bierzemy za to żadnej odpowiedzialności. Nie ponosimy również żadnej odpowiedzialności, milczącej lub dorozumianej, za jakiekolwiek szkody, które możesz ponieść lub nie, w wyniku otrzymania lub nie, w zależności od przypadku, od czasu do czasu, niezależnie od wszystkich dorozumianych lub innych zobowiązań, hmmm, cholera , gdzie ja byłem..umm, nieważne co się stanie, TO NIE JEST I NIGDY NIE BĘDZIE NASZA WINA!

Komentarze i opinie wyrażone w tym dokumencie są moimi własnymi, a NIE mojego pracodawcy, który gdyby wiedział, że wysyłam e-maile i surfuję po stronach porno, odciąłby mi gonady i nakarmił mnie nimi do popołudniowej herbaty.
I couldn't find any information about this specific test, but it seems likely that it would be based on NCHRP recommended procedures: https://onlinepubs.trb.org/onlinepubs/nchrp/nchrp_rpt_350-a.... .

Of interest is the table on page 16 (pdf page 26) - if they used the test designed for the 2000P vehicle (2000 kg pickup, see page 10/20) that would probably mean an impact angle of 25 degrees.
People confusing outputs with outcomes. Being busy is not the same thing as being productive. You can be busy as hell working on things that are not valuable.
I know this isn't a great solution, but GitHub does let you write comments on individual commits. You could add whatever addendums you want there.
The complexity of today's religious landscape may be attributed to the increasingly à la carte approach to spirituality, where individuals pick and choose beliefs that resonate with them, rather than adhering to the fixed menu of traditional organized religions. This trend is acknowledged by some organized religions, such as Unitarian Universalism, which seek to accommodate a wide range of spiritual perspectives, including those of individuals who might otherwise identify as atheists. Consequently, those who classify themselves as "nones," signifying no affiliation with organized religions, might still engage in spiritual practices, thereby crafting their unique forms of spirituality outside conventional religious frameworks. This indicates that the "nones" are not a uniform group but rather a collection of individuals each with their own micro-religions.

This concept finds a parallel in Japan, where a significant portion of the population identifies as non-religious yet actively participates in celebrations and rituals derived from various world religions, albeit in a secular context. This juxtaposition highlights the fluid and personalized nature of spirituality today, suggesting that religious identity and practice are far more nuanced and individualized than traditional classifications might suggest.
My prediction: everyone and their proxies already have been using the forwarding flow on things "gone viral" to approximate their own maps of social clique topology.
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> For example, out of the box, the compiler can assume that things like '+' aren't going to be redefined behind its back.

Because it is undefined behavior to do so.
I don't know how my comment was understood to mean that I am unfamiliar with git. My point was that those of us that use the git CLI have no issues seeing the rest of a commit message besides the first line, and in fact this is the default.
Tangent: this could potentially be used to surveil humans in sensitive areas, such as banks. If humans shed enough DNA via exfoliation and breathing, you could capture DNA and process it in the event of a robbery. eDNA surveillance could become a valuable tool in heavy crime areas.

It could possibly also be used to surveil humans more nefariously, though. IIRC, I think this was a plot point of GATTACA.
> Stephen King is not a filmmaker.

Stephen King is a filmmaker because he does have one professional credit as a director. [0] The debate remains that Stephen King is probably not a good filmmaker.

[0] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091499/?ref_=nm_knf_t_1
Yes; school districts and teachers unions do this as well sometimes. It's an institutional problem, and a difficult institutional problem to solve. Just about every institution that works with children has dealt with the same problem--this famously bankrupted the Boy Scouts of America, for instance. And statistically, the Catholic Church has done a better job than most institutions.
What delivery company is going to want to transport lithium batteries that you're shipping back because they are a fire hazard above and beyond the usual fire risk lithium batteries already present?

Makes total sense to me that posting or couriering faulty Li-* batteries isn't something a responsible company would encourage.

UPS lost a 747 over Dubai due to a Li battery fire, the delivery industry got a lotttt more careful about Li batteries after that.