skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A check has been added to the API. So you will be getting "Not allowed" as response now. I won't state what the check is, that would be an arms race. But it was fun for a day.
The license terms of the article seem contradictory in a way. When I download the PDF it includes an appendix stating:

> Copyright of Full Text rests with the original copyright owner and, except as permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, copying this copyright material is prohibited without the permission of the owner or its exclusive licensee or agent or by way of a license from Copyright Agency Limited. For information about such licences contact Copyright Agency Limited on (02) 93947600 (ph) or (02) 93947601 (fax)

However, in the margins of the whole text and also on the appendix page'S margin it says:

> Available under a Creative Commons Attribution Licence

Does this already count as a license from Copyright Agency Limited? What does the law say about such potentially conflicting terms?
Funny I just replaced the power port on my 2011 thinkpad with a usb c port (https://www.tindie.com/products/mikepdiy/lenovo-charging-por...). I guess as long as fundamentally the charging standards don’t change we’ll be able to do this with ever increasingly old tech.
They're usually substantially faster. Many low end devices can't do decode on cpu at all well enough to say play YT. Add hw decoder and magic.

Re desktop use - even there the energy efficiency is a win, especially for continuous use. e.g. I've always got YT open
Too clever by 50%
I'm surprised apple or anyone else hasn't created a laptop-form-factor case,
think of the briefcase in pulp fiction, that you open...and it's rows of dongles.
Probably true, but you also have to account for the mitigation of 'opportunity risks', rather than just the inherent risk of being (there's probably a proper name for this, but I don't know what it is).

For example, if you're on a plane, you're not scuba diving, base jumping, driving a car, etc.
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The people I was instructing are not very technical, I had to hand-wave a lot. (Nevertheless I think they got a much better overview of the tech than they would have got by reading some pop-sci description.)
I don’t know if that’s still true. The Music app is still sluggish, Notes has poor UX, almost every built-in app has a better third-party replacement. It has been downhill since iOS 7.
I don't think the previous comment implies anything otherwise.
Amazon Prime's ad-free isn't ad-free
Seeing as we don't have any wolves around, I'm all for it.
For the most part, going out just sounds awful. The parking, the people, the price for mediocre drinks. I’m good lol.
Rewrite in Rust?
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I'm a curious individual working on a variety of projects. I mostly like intersection of humans and technology, would love to talk to clients, translate that to ideas and what do we actually build. Love prototypes.
Payroll? You guys are getting paid?

Australians get the 'opportunity' to be part of that sort of that sort of espionage as a base level condition of citizenship [0].

As an upside, I guess it helps with encouraging good practices around zero trust processes and systems dev.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_surveillance_in_Australia...
Modern consumer drones are of great use now - these do not cost that much but are basically only produced in China.

FPV drones can almost be crafted locally, though, using off the shelf components.
You mean 4-5 kg of TNT. Starlink is not relativistic yet.
It was based on this essay.

https://medium.com/world-economic-forum/welcome-to-2030-i-ow...
As someone working in this area, it's interesting how LLMs have been focused on as the reason the UK has "lagged behind" in the AI race. What are peoples opinions? Though LLMs have an important place, there are numerous other AI fields that are progressing through UK research and I sometimes feel we massively oversimplify things by measuring the industry purely against the leading edge of the "AI arms race"...
No, mostly limited to 2V@2.5A (30W) or max @3A as that is the max amperage for a cable without an e-marker.

Confused by:

> allows users to tap into a vast array of affordable and readily available “power bricks”

followed by

> Furthermore, portable USB-C “chargers” are also supported,

So I expect it means it has a USB-C plug and you can feed 12V directly like with the Miniware / Pinecil soldering irons. Though, is this protected for overvoltage?

> If an over- or under-voltage

So, most likely you can only feed 12V. A Dell-brick , like the DA-2 would work: 12V@18A = 216W... but the plug itself has a max 12V@1A :-/. So a cheap 12V@5A brick might be enough for the total wattage (including the 5V rail).
One of the lawsuits claims that it can be a cause of Pulmonary Fibrosis.

https://www.aboutlawsuits.com/pulmonary-fibrosis-cpap-foam-l....
Vision Pro's killer feature? It's a wearable Mac
The sustained power levels are listed as:

5V: 4.5A
12V: 1.0A
-12V: 0.1A

I get 44.5+121+12*0.1=35.7 W from that, but then there has to be some losses too in that 5 V-regulation, but 60 W is probably a bit extreme. No idea how much power an Amiga consumes, though ... found [1] which states 35.7 W (hm) or 25.7 W so it seems to be aiming for the higher of the two which of course makes sense. The A600 and A1200 need even less, max 22.2 W for both models.

[1]: http://www.ianstedman.co.uk/amiga-power-supply-guide/
I would suggest reading Lisp In Small Pieces by Christian Quiennec.
> On a small screen, it takes a lot of real estate

That's why the full-screen mode exists
It is not free, just the first tier.
I always used to think that accessibility is for blind people, text readers and all that shit. Turns out that over the years accessibility ends up catching you one way or the other.
>Either that, or the country really is a few Twitter sparks away from civil war, which again would... not be a normal state of things.

We're pretty much there, yup.

But stochastic terrosism[1] isn't a new or unique thing.

Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated after similar remarks were said by Netanyahu[2], which was arguably a pivoting point towards the war in Gaza we have today.

Public figures talking about specific people dying should always be treated seriously. It's not disturbing that we do.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stochastic_terrorism

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Yitzhak_Rabin...
Yeah, but does that work everyw-
The world's smallest PNG
AFAIK Apple does not support Vulkan
I saw our old A600 in storage at my parents last weekend. I’ll go get it one day, so many good games on there.
I do wonder if the window for observing it empirically has passed. Pretty much everywhere in the world has access to artificial light — even if it is in a cheap, low-tech form like a hand-cranked LED torch. And those people who remain uncontacted have made it clear that they do not wish to be contacted.
For the versionning part there is usually tools in your language. For ex: Flyway for java, diesel_migration for rust ...
This genocide

30 Palestinian bodies discovered in Gaza school, handcuffed and blindfolded

https://aje.io/i37ezs?update=2667108

Bodies of women and children shot point-blank at Shadia Abu Ghazala school

https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2023/12/26/classroom-mass...

Israelis from “all sides of the political spectrum” blocking aid into the strip, for days now

https://x.com/Louis_Allday/status/1751961386924560528?s=20

Israel literally digging up Palestinian (and only Palestinian) graves. Note that graves establish important historical provenance proving Palestinian history on the land. Destroying such artifacts is common in genocides and ethnic cleansing

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/idf-indicates-i...
Slow December 2023: Slow Down, Exhale, Think Deep, Do Things
Awesome! Hopefully this increases the probabilities for everyone.
Words are literally violence. Haven't the last few years taught you anything? /sarcasm
As the article says, a single leftist saying "millionaires should be guillotined" should be taken very seriously.

But him saying <specific, named people> should "die slow" shuold be taken as just a joke, bro.

Hmmm.
Software decoding 4K x265 requires insane resources. You could live transcode it to 1080p quite reasonably on 1 average core, but simply decoding it requires ~3 average cores
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/27...
Universes where your time isn't worthless? A low cost, fire-and-forget solution might easily out-value free.
Juice – Oberon JIT browser plugin (1996)
Brought to you by the man who created Apollo for Reddit.
> Otherwise, it's a bit of a waste from the perspective of society

No it's not. Society isn't only an economic system.
Needs VR video support. :)
Children, sadly.
I don't get the point of tmux when you're running locally. We have a desktop environment whose entire point to to manage several instances on your screen already. Isn't it better than using a multiplexer?
Oh man, I did the same thing and very much regret it. It's like I gave away a important part of my childhood. When I have the time I'll buy another one and probably just fiddle around with it. Play all the old games I used to like too I guess.
"Stochastic Terrorism" sounds like a great way for politicians to prevent criticism.
Flight risk: suspected spy pigeon released after eight months in detention
>So, he "re-tweeted" Tupac but does not endorse it? :)

There might be a reason the Tupac reference didn't exactly come through.

Perhaps because he replaced all the people Tupac wished dead in his rap song with the names of SF politicians.

In the spirit of Tran's excuse, I only wish that his words were taken as seriously as Tupac's when it comes to consequences for saying them.
The title says 561 right now.
Github: https://github.com/Spirit-of-Oberon/Juice
John Von Neumann liked to do math with the TV on as background noise. Genius.
I did more or less the same calculation when I arrived at 60 W, but with the peak power levels - if a PSU isn't able to deliver the peak current, which is probably needed when the computer boots up (with the HD spinning up etc.), I'm afraid it won't get to the "sustained" phase...
It is terrible, yet quite some people rather have that distracting noise, than hear their own thoughts.

For some it is just the illusion of having more people around them, though.
With a bit more info: https://youtube.com/watch?v=AFqXGxKsM3w
Read Jarry’s How To Construct a Time Machine, and then just move on with your life.
There's maybe no standard solution which could drive this forward as a practice, the way JUnit has taken on the Java community (I'm sure there are examples like that everywhere that may resonate). But nothing is stopping you from running Postgres in a Docker container, and wrap it in a unit test with the technology of your choice. The Postgres scripts (ddl, triggers, functions) could live in the same project. Setup, run tests, teardown. Each unit test can set up the data for a particular test case. That way you also codify the Postgres scripts, for which it then becomes "just" a deployment matter to get them from Git into the target environment. I have written all sorts of test harnesses, and I wish more people would think out of the box of their standard tool sets. Sure, I'm a Java developer, or one could be a SQL coder, but nothing is stopping us from writing a darn script.

(By the way, I'm not suggesting running a large data warehouse in a unit test. But the parents said "unit testing", which suggests there exist units of smaller, isolated functionality in your project, if you're willing to find them.)
That would end a lot of careers that were built on string theory, so it wont happen anytime soon.
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I have student status so I can work under an internship visa.

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It's not my role to come up with consumer-friendly business models, or to vouch for any specific ones. I'm just saying that, as a consumer, I don't want Google's business.

If someone is selling apples in exchange for punching me in the face (and actually watching me and doing that while I eat, for a more accurate analogy :), then I wouldn't like going to their store. I would prefer going to the farmers' market and buying directly from the farmer by paying for it with cash. Farm-to-table type of transaction. Would this make the farmer as rich as selling their apples to the face-punching store? Probably not. They would probably have to work harder for less money, because they would have to manage more of their business themselves, and their products wouldn't reach as many people. There would probably be less apple farmers overall as well. But would it be a more consumer-friendly business that is actually incentivized to put care in their product? Absolutely.

It's not my fault that there aren't more farmers' market equivalents on the web. I'll use them if/when they exist, but in the meantime I'll have to resort to acquiring my apples in alternative ways.
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EVs don't "eliminate as much carbon emissions from transportation as possible".
$23 plus shipping? Fuck that haha
So, remove all property rights?
Totally agree that funding should be provided for other theoretical approaches. String theory hasn't delivered much given the resources devoted to it, although that still doesn't mean it's wrong of course.

Quantum computing is making steady progress though. It works and it offers a way to compute things we can't do with classical computing. It is just really difficult technically to pull off.
Great example of Zig code, and of seamless interaction with C!
And 15,90 CHF (18.56 USD) in Switzerland (for one person).

Steam and other digital service providers always have really high, or the highest prices in Switzerland.
> The timing of this article is intriguing, coinciding with the recent Pannun affair

It's just pure coincidence. The APT was detected by SentinelOne Labs who then worked with Reuters to publish an investigation.

The Pannun stuff actually began in July 2023.
Blood doping and its detection
Apple R1 – Vision Pro's XR Coprocessor
> we and Project Zero had agreed on a disclosure timeline and then they unilaterally shortened it because an embargo with a reporter got messed up

This is not what happened at all. What happened is that after the initial discovery, the gzero team realized it was much worse than expected AND the cloudflare team who he synced with for the disclosure started ghosting him, and yet gzero still kept to the full timeline.

If you working there and having done research can get it this wrong while it's super easy to find the event log in the open, it doesn't give a very good vibe about the attitude inside cloudflare regarding what happened and fair disclosure.

Full even log on project zero is here : https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=11...

> The examples we're finding are so bad, I cancelled some weekend plans to go into the office on Sunday to help build some tools to cleanup. I've informed cloudflare what I'm working on. I'm finding private messages from major dating sites, full messages from a well-known chat service, online password manager data, frames from adult video sites, hotel bookings. We're talking full https requests, client IP addresses, full responses, cookies, passwords, keys, data, everything.

Meanwhile link with Cloudflare went from this

> I had a call with Cloudflare, they reassured me they're planning on complete transparency and believe they can have a customer notification ready this week.

> I'm satisfied cloudflare are committed to doing the right thing, they've explained their current plan for disclosure and their rationale.

To this

> Update from Cloudflare, they're confident they can get their notification ready by EOD Tuesday (Today) or early Wednesday.

> Cloudflare told me that they couldn't make Tuesday due to more data they found that needs to be purged.

> They then told me Wednesday, but in a later reply started saying Thursday.

> I asked for a draft of their announcement, but they seemed evasive about it and clearly didn't want to do that. I'm really hoping they're not planning to downplay this. If the date keeps extending, they'll reach our "7-day" policy for actively exploited attacks. https://security.googleblog.com/2013/05/disclosure-timeline-...

> If an acceptable notification is not released on Thursday, we'll decide how we want to proceed.

> I had a call with cloudflare, and explained that I was baffled why they were not sharing their notification with me.

> They gave several excuses that didn't make sense, then asked to speak to me on the phone to explain. They assured me it was on the way and they just needed my PGP key. I provided it to them, then heard no further response.

> Cloudflare did finally send me a draft. It contains an excellent postmortem, but severely downplays the risk to customers. They've left it too late to negotiate on the content of the notification.

So it was not project zero but cloudflare that moved the disclosure timeline around, and did so without keeping pzero in the loop, about an active in the wild exploit.
Yeah except for serious data warehouses there's so much data you have to bring the compute in because getting data out is infeasible.

If that's not the case, you aren't running a data warehouse, just a (big, maybe) database.
It wasn't included because it isn't part of Europe's sphere of influence unlike Israel
It's not just SF; America in general is a miserable place to socialize because nearly everyone has gotten obsessed with toxic politics there.
Have you tried IntelliJ? I honestly do most of my SQL in psql, out of habit. But I'm in IntelliJ all the time for Java, and from what I've seen their query editor is way impressive.
AFAIK, sponsorblock isn't going to work with a 3rd-party YouTube viewer app like this.
Neuralink brain chip, now being tested on humans
Ok, that's a field I'm not familiar with. I guess this is more of a government field of work and they are more conservative in their hiring process. I found the following jobs and the amount is pretty limited (and in Eastern Germany/Saxonia): https://www.xing.com/jobs/hydrowissenschaften?keywords=Hydro... or https://www.melioplan.de/stellenangebote

Edit: https://www.stepstone.de/jobs/wasserbau-ingenieur
Here are far more jobs, so there seem to be at least some available.

Did she contact some professors at her university here in Germany? They often can provide contacts to industry or the government.

Other than that good look at finding a job for her, she should not give up!
Yaki-inc/crypto – Type safe Tweetnacl and cryptographic permissions
As I'm building out Datayaki.com, a privacy-first AI powered data analytics tool, I ran into typing issues with tweetnacl and other AEAD libraries. So, I decided to build an API/scaffolding on top of tweetnacl that comes with strong type checks, and am hoping others find it useful as well. Inspired by the work done by Skiff (@skiff-org/skiff-crypto), but less frustrating to understand.

Just a bit of good will towards a community of fellow hackers and builders.

Tags: Typescript, NPM, E2EE, Cryptography.
One would hope that they based their power limits on real-world measurements.

Maybe the original power supply was oversized to avoid efficiency loss near 100% load, or because precise overcurrent protection wasn't available?
3.65 days of downtime isn't going to be winning any prizes.
Something really fun is the fact that the ratio of matter to dark matter to dark energy is roughly the ratio of greater than 2 std deviations from a mean, one to two std deviations from a mean, and one std deviation around a mean.

No real rhyme or reason why though.
I'm not sure why you want to connect that fine to kyc-style behaviour. Just apply the first part and fines. Essentially "you pay the fine unless you can forward it to the entity that originated the call". That would solve the issue just fine.

Telcos already know where the connections come from and who to bill for what. Someone just needs to mandate it.
Sapling – A VCS from Meta
>You know, like a Che T-shirt doesn't mean you're endorsing the killing of political prisoners and stuff. Or that a George Washington statue endorses slavery.

What a load of bullshit. He put names of specific people in his tweet who have subsequently received threatening letters in paper mail.

The intended audience heard the message loud and clear.

I wonder if you took that message the same way if Tran said "Die slow, Rene Wiltord" and you received personal paper mail afterwards that said "Tran was right. Die, Rene."
YouTube is not building a Vision Pro app, so Apollo for Reddit dev made one
I was curious what GPT 4 would answer with that prompt:

input: king - man + woman =

"The equation you're referring to is often used as an example of how word embeddings work in natural language processing (NLP). Word embeddings are a type of word representation that allows words to be represented as vectors in a continuous vector space. This allows for capturing semantic similarities between words based on their context.

The equation "king - man + woman" is a famous example that illustrates how word embeddings can capture analogies. In vector space, the operation is meant to find a word that is similar to "king" but more closely associated with "woman" than "man". The result of this operation is often "queen".

This result demonstrates the ability of certain word embedding models, like Word2Vec or GloVe, to capture relational similarities between words. It's a reflection of the model's capacity to understand that the relationship between "king" and "man" is similar to the relationship between "queen" and "woman", based on the learned vector representations of these words from large text corpora."
Colloquially, but we’re not talking colloquially, we’re talking about the Phillips machine and the fact that people’s lungs were being forced air of which included plastics.

I wasn't providing an answer I was presenting a question like what the other commenter was, which is could those health effects have come from microplastics emitted from the foam.

I’ve just read the FDA response which says:

The potential risks of particulate exposure if inhaling or swallowing pieces of PE-PUR foam include:

Irritation to the skin, eyes, nose, and respiratory tract (airway),
Inflammatory response,
Headache,
Asthma,
Toxic or cancer-causing effects to organs, such as kidneys and liver.

So it looks like it is the case
While Ukrainian conflict shows the opposite?