skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The best place is next to nuclear power plant. Nuclear power is good because it has few restrictions on locations.
They intentionally can count the same person as multiple users.

You can grow "users" without actually growing users, by having the same people have multiple accounts.
I drink two cups a day, but I must have them. Self medication. I can't imagine five cups, I wouldn't have time to fit them in. Perhaps I'm a lite-weight.
How is that controversial? X is desperate for advertisers who haven’t been scared away by the ADL. Its probably super cheap to advertise there right now.
Sounds cool, have you looked into potential copyright issues?
Hagezi blocklists are the current standard now: https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists

You could go for one of the Lite blocklists for the network wide, family friendly (non-breaking) list.
Show HN: Unicode Separated Values (USV) for data formatting
Does Amazon own the Washington Post? No, Bezos does, and he doesn't own Amazon. Meanwhile the WaPo runs articles like this: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/interactive/2022/a...
Could this problem be solved by giant tree condoms?
The banks ended up winning that case. Merchants are no longer allowed to charge a credit card fee, although some still do anyway. The Apple v Epic case specifically brought up this question and the clause that prevents charging ios users different amounts was ruled legal.
They moved into the much more lucrative career of representing corporations.
I had forgotten but I am still a "Brave Creator", but I disabled the thing that lets Brave serve ads to people visiting your site because I thought it was yuck

So little amounts of BAT from Brave users who are doing the micropayments thing are still coming in, 5.46 in total since then ($1.18 USD)
OT: On FlightAware most of the time all the plane icons are the same color. But sometimes I'll see a plane of a different color, and every time I've seen that it has been a NetJets flight.

When I then zoom out it appears that every NetJets flight is getting that special color.

NetJets are usually the same color as all the others. So it appears that FlightAware for some reason just occasionally decides to highlight NetJets.

Anyone happen to know why? And is it really only NetJets, or have I just not happened to be looking when they highlighted something else?
I think so. Like OP, I would browse Pitchfork's reviews every so often, and often come away with things I never considered. That's the difference between looking at music reviews and following the algorithm. The latter points you to things that sound like what you're listening to, but the former opens your eyes to radically different sounds, or interpreting them in ways you hadn't considered.
Text Generation with Ted – Trainable Exponential Decay(s)
Twelve hours to metabolize. The six cup people are totally jacked.
Don’t have time to do it myself, but might be good to redo this guide but with DuckDB (more likely used by DS’es nowadays than SQLite)
Am I to understand that no one has ever managed to rub one out with the assistance of their locked down iPhone?
NZ has this problem but with real buyers regardless. Chinese citizens evading laws as much as they can to buy houses and flip them, sometimes hours later.

Laws like "you must live in the house for 1 year before selling" meant they just sent a relative to live there free before selling for higher price.

Like investors and companies chasing ever higher profits, there's a bunch of people that think the house they own should be worth 100000% more by the time they sell it.

Even had a gen x friend be like "Well I pay rates (council services fees) while I own the property so it should be worth more!"

Bruh, getting your rubbish taken away while you live there doesn't add value to the fucking house. Otherwise I could claim paying my electricity bill while I live there does too.
And in big parts of California a solar roof would solve the price per mile problem.
> PL staff has been advised that the workforce reduction will affect approximately 530 of our colleagues, an impact of about 8%, plus approximately 40 additional members of our contractor workforce. The impacts will occur across both technical and support areas of the Lab.

:(

This is horrible!
This is why I find the idea of Apple making an electric car so intriguing. It opens up a whole world of possibilities for things that Apple can take a 30% cut of: anything you buy at the supermarket, any clothes you buy, etc. If any store doesn't allow Apple to audit their sales and pay the tax, your Apple car simply won't go allow you to go that store anymore.
It's for subscription services I believe. The case brought up often is Netflix which is forced to allow people to sign up on their game apps for the regular price even though apple takes 30% of the revenue from those users.
Wouldn't the need for labor, a supply of ore, and a means of delivering the product all argue for a port city? There aren't many railroads in those deserts. Or steelworkers.
Well, yes. But that is a straw man because nobody argued that.

Taxpayers shouldn't be forced to pay for things that they don't use and don't think are good ideas. If you use it, you should pay for it. If you think it is a good idea, you should pay for it. But if people think something is a bad idea they should only have to pay for it under highly exceptional circumstances.

There is no need to force people to pay for broadband. This is a problem that a company can solve using voluntary action.
Vertical Double-Sided Solar Arrays [video]
Because it makes no sense. An event that took place over hundreds of years obviously can't be a math error due to a change in calendar on one specific year.
jQuery v4.0 Beta
One technology that I'd love to see is direct molten oxide electrolysis. It requires some unobtanium materials, but it seems to be possible: https://corporate.arcelormittal.com/media/press-releases/arc...
An article on this phenomenon:
https://www.propublica.org/article/how-private-nonprofits-ul...

The donation is made to a non-profit controlled by the donor. The non-profit provides token public access, at best, while the donor still has near exclusive use and control over the "donated" property.
s/bicycles/anyHobbyItem/

there's also a tangential rule if your partner purchases one more hobby related item, you are then required to purchase one for your hobby to keep the balance even
This is the way. Added Unbound as my upstream DNS server in recursive mode for extra privacy!
You are correct, it couldn't and in fact 1850 has traditionally been referred to in climatology as "pre industrial", but this site is really the wrong place to try and actually talk about science. The intellectual curiosity fans here don't like it at all.
They don’t read those blogs. And if they do, the decision makers have enough experience to know that “your dog blog doesn’t need k8s” doesn’t apply to their 100000 mau app
The article claims a million dollar damage because the site of Swiss company wasn't reachable for 4 hours.

Highly unlikely.
If anyone wants a redundant system and is happy not to self-host, then I can recommend NextDNS.

Works great, but not free over a certain number of requests.

Can’t speak to its privacy levels though - as with anything, assume records will be supplied to authorities when required.

But overall it has been great - provides network wide DNS filtering and has clients for mobile and desktop devices!

With a good dashboard, reporting and setting too.

Cost is minimal and I’ve been happy to pay for it.

A local PiHole is probably faster, but NDNS is set and forget.
I made Svekyll for exactly the simplicity you want.

https://svekyll.com

Svekyll is the simple conventions of Jekyll but the dynamic power of Svelte. It's nothing more than a package.json file and a posts directory with Markdown files.

Svekyll gets all 100s on lighthouse. Mostly because each generated blog post is a single HTML file with all the JS inlined. But, you still can do anything you want as it is a Svelte app. Because it is a bunch of html files, it is easy to host on any web server, no backend customization required.

Someone else mentioned publishing via email. I do that too using my hosting service extrastatic. You can email a draft and it gets converted to markdown and then placed into the git repository for the blog.

Svekyll is open source: https://extrastatic.dev/svekyll/svekyll-cli. You could definitely host on GitHub using a GitHub action to build and publish it.

Let me know if you want assistance: chris@extrastatic.com
Absolutely. I just wanted to get the facts straight that VO2 max is absolutely the most important thing. No reason to not just do everything however. Reaching the point of diminishing returns for VO2 max and strength training is not that difficult and is even easier to maintain than it is to gain.
I'm broadly aware that the product is free so "I am the product" with gmail

I don't really care though. None of what you've mentioned, even if true, would stop me from using the product, mostly because of the convenience and extremely high switching-cost.
Ahaha, the bubble popping. That'll be the day. All they're doing is increasing house prices for no reason. Houses are now just casino chips for rich people.
Also, remember ChatGPT can help you write queries like a data scientist, without actually being one. Just tell it what you want in plain english. I've used this to get all sorts of useful metrics like conversion rates, messaging click through rates, etc...
> Not sure why I find this so grating but the idea that an aircraft using the public commons, funded by taxpayers, as an anonymous medium that conceals their immense wealth

How would not being tracked in near real-time conceal their wealth?
I do the same thing and am on 500mbps - don’t experience any issues
>We can't simply blame it all on PG&E and move on, a spark from a PG&E power line would not turn into a devastating megafire if the forest was healthy.

Correct. But we can blame PG&E for whatever negligence lead played its part in a forest fire, and enact legislation to make combat it.

Along with that, we can use controlled burns to mitigate the problem as well. It's well known that different indigenous tribes in North America did controlled burns for the positive effect it had.
Tattooing in NYC – and its 36-year ban
Bluesky Is Back
When you get to his age, you'll have seen and experienced enough to
realize activities and fitness and diet are all bullshit. You, like
your dad, will just want to be comfortable.
Depending on what you're doing, C# might also be an option - since the compiler is a part of the .NET Runtime (not just SDK), it's available on any Windows install with PowerShell these days. It's too bad that the system one is always an old version that doesn't do .csx, but still.
Also I’m kinda surprised an airline wouldn’t inspect a newly acquired plane before putting customers in it.
Are you volunteering to lose your livelihood?
Nat Friedman Embraces AI to Translate the Herculaneum Papyri
Personally, if I went into an already mildly anxious situation (like going to work or driving, etc) pot would make me more anxious. At the end of the day, it made me less anxious and helped me unwind. It also helped me focus on coding when I was working on my own projects and/or learning. It's been a long time since I've indulged since I don't live in a free state, so it might be different now that I'm older.
It is possible that this reflects the wishes of the voters and their desire to moderate federal spending, especially expensive outlays such as Mars Sample Return. Perhaps NASA can collaborate with the China National Space Agency instead.
Judge rules casinos have no duty to stop compulsive gamblers from betting
Nationality doesn't matter, but a high % of profits gained leaving the local economy does.

This is why trade with known tax havens should be banned, because no tax havens have large markets to capitalise. It's such a racket.
Great point. What do you think would be good to add, in more detail?

You can email me joel@joelparkerhenderson.com or do a GitHub issue or PR. Any help you can provide is very much appreciated!
I looked into a startup working on a similar problem - as long as the digital text and audio are for personal use, I think it should be ok (or at least, not worth going after). If it's possible to share with other users or post the output online, then I think there would be a problem - though unless it was being shared in the app, it's the distribution part that would probably attract adverse legal attention, not the scanning and ocr which has been around for a long time.
https://archive.md/WP8p0
Python 3.12.2 Released
Too insecure to use the size names. That's how it plays...fyi
> I have never used macvlan (or ipvlan) networking with Docker, I don’t know how to set it up, and I’ve read conflicting and confusing reports about how easy it is to use with Pi-Hole

macvlan is cool in theory. it lets you broadcast a "real" MAC address through your container's veth. this allows it to get a real IP from your router. you can even use VLAN trunking to assign the MAC to a VLAN on your physical NIC.

that said, i only learned about it to discuss it in my course. my dockerized Adguard Home instance uses host-mode networking since that binds the physical ifaces into the container and is just as fast as any other networked process. it's also WAY WAY WAY easier than trying to get pi-hole working in bridge mode, I've found.

(I used to use pi.hole for a long time but AdGuard Home is nicer and updates itself automatically out of the box.)

macvlan can help get you slightly better networking performance by avoiding internal SNAT but it's marginal at best in most cases compared to the work required to maintain macvlan/ipvlan containers. it's also, as you pointed out, not very well documented (because it's not used very often).

This feature along with storage drivers are relics from a time when Docker was poised to own the container orchestration space with Swarm. All of the third-party contributions to Docker Engine basically died once Kubernetes reached critical mass, which was somewhere between 2018 and 2020. Weaveworks was probably the only company with an actively maintained networking driver for Docker Engine, but they are gone now :(
LLMs are great until they start to hallucinate on subjects where you don't know enough to catch them. We're nowhere near solving that problem yet, and you're painting a hopelessly optimistic picture. Here, now, CLI is still in heavy use, and it's not going away wihin the next few years.
9.9.9.9 from Quad9 is another great, free, pro-privacy alternative.
The QA Tester's Mentality
Objectively, "frailty" is the medical term for the inability to move resiliently, which causes a cascade of problems from becoming sedentary.

Subjectively, interventions commonly fail because they have to be precisely tailored to what's possible and desirable from the subject's perspective. As a family member, you quickly lose credibility when insisting on activities that make them uncomfortable.

The aging mind ends up with pockets of confidence surrounded by undifferentiated fear when outside that comfort zone. Risks like breaking a hip and the imminence of death in general will shrink anyone's comfort zones.

We high-achieving people generally only deal with others who are similarly flexible, so we end up with little insight, understanding, or patience for dealing with difficult people - people whose range is scattered or chaotic. We often don't even recognize there is a problem with people who hide behind acceptable patterns and thus present as rigid but strong.

Finally, age often separates couples: first they no longer share activities, and then their perspectives shift, but all that is hidden since they are essentially trapped together. It's particularly difficult for children to interact with each parent separately in a way that respects their emerging differences; the parents typically aim for a united front, and to prevent their children from having to care for them.

Being close to each parent is a lot of work, but that love make even the end of life worthwhile, and it can dispel much of the existential fear that isolates the elderly. If you find healthy habits you can do together, so much the better.

Most important is to let them lead when they can, and to get them used to taking advice when they need to. They need to both be themselves, and to flex into their new selves gracefully.
Kioxia SAS and NVMe SSDs to the ISS in the HPE Spaceborne Computer-2
Also Python 3.11.8, get it at https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3118/
I’m not so sure. I wouldn’t blame Condé Nast for this. But I’m sick of the New Yorker writers basically making shit up and pretending it’s true. Ragebaiting autofiction, but within the boundaries of acceptable Ivy League New York 23 year old discourse. Is that not ruined?
I've used hexo for years, I like it because it's simple, mature and has a large ecosystem of community plugins.

It is showing it's age with some of the tech choices, but it still works great and is easy to debug and tailor to specific needs
A Fossilized Tree That Dr. Seuss Might Have Dreamed Up
lol of course it was intentional.

what the Spirit mechanics had to do was a RMV, they knew this, because the Boeing eng rep told them so, but they didn’t like this, so they marked it in the system as an OPEN but performed the work of a RMV, to avoid the additional quality checks a RMV would require. And then they fucked up the RMV but didn’t know and no one else did because it was marked as an OPEN so no one checked the bolts.

this was very intentional. the Spirit mechanics thought they were hot shit and didn’t need to follow the stupid, slow process. and they abused the system to allow them to file the work as more innocuous than it was. because they didn’t need anyone checking their work, or whatever they were thinking.
One funny aspect about the changing definition of "data scientist" is that I, currently a data scientist, spend most of my professional day working with the LLM/AI modeling areas nowadays and building custom models instead of building analyses and dashboards, since the former is more impactful.

Job positions still want the latter, though. If I ever left my job I'm not confident I could get another job with the Data Scientist title, nor could I get a "ML Engineer" job since those focus more on deployment than development.

My R is embarrassingly rusty nowadays and I miss making pretty charts with ggplot2.
well sure, i have a 65w usbc supply in my bag at all time though. Good to know you can workaround the battery though.
The spec proposes to turn "browsers into wallets." They're not handling the complexity, they're just completely punting on it.
I am indeed! Still supporting and growing it. You're welcome!
Its because Matrix is just that bad.
Longevity of companion dog breeds: those at risk from early death
> but all boats go to the same place

To further torture the analogy, the boats take different paths and some paths involve lying in a hospital bed and feeling like puking all the time. People should not put their head in the sand regarding death. Almost all ways of dying suck. Many more terrible than others. If you want to take control of your life and reduce your chances of getting cancer, dementia, heart disease, and many other terrible afflictions, you should exercise and eat well. If you are a parent and don't want to burden your children with this sort of thing, you should also exercise and eat well.
Willing participants huh. Was the taxpayer a willing participant when we had to pay for the monumentous fuck up of 2008? Did the banks and investors pay for it, go to prison? Pretty sure it was just one scapegoat and that's it.
When people say crime is getting out of hand, while it's actually decreasing, all it means is that apparently the trends of average rate of crime doesn't match the trends of the particular types of crime or the location that actually impacts their group.
I think OP wants to say that the only source for such a massive bot net is a tiny newspaper article.

Million dollar damage because a Swiss site wasn't reachable for 4 hours?

I doubt that.
But Geppetto was the scientist. The puppet was called Geppetto's Monster.
The addition of `sql.Null[T]` is great. I'll probably start using that in new projects. In current stuff, I'm relying on sqlboiler's null [0] whose API is very similar — it works the same way as `sql.Null` will, but has an additional `IsSet() bool` method that tells you whether or not the value was ever explicitly set, to help you distinguish "intentionally null" from "null due to uninitialization". (Sounds nice, but I've never once used it.)
Does anyone have a good reference on how exactly Docker/BuildKit/Podman/… build Dockerfiles or, more generally, run containers using the underlying OCI container runtime (runc/crun/…)? I think I have a rough understanding but I'm particularly interested in how exactly the rootless setup works, the details of layer caching (beyond "it uses overlayfs"), etc.
The real eye-opener is when you start redirecting DNS 53 requests to your own DNS server and block DoT/DoQ/DoH – so many devices/apps just trying to reach out to their hardcoded DNS servers for tracking/ad targeting.
Yeah, they aren't bullshit and I will be the one to suffer because I will take care of him since he was a good father.
> Frankly, you seem to be emotionally in extremis and thought disorganization led you to seek help from a tech forum. I urge you to seek help from a qualified source

Seeking help is wise, but I see nothing in the post indicating emotional distress or disorganized thought, and I don't think it helps to accuse people of such.

> Our loved ones die or we die before them; there is no remedy

With that fatalism, one dismisses the entirety of medicine and caring for oneself and one's family?
Using expensive electricity for an energy intensive process seems like a good way to lose money.
All this stuff about warps and streaming multi-processors — is this still the best mental model for targeting modern GPUs with ML workloads? It seems cleaner to think in terms of GEMM, kernels, etc.
We usually wait to experiment with new features until we find a good problem that would fit, but we upgrade compiler version pretty much right after they release. For instance we waited on actually using generics for about 6 months until we were able to experiment a bit and make sure they were really useful, the devx was good, and build/test speeds weren't significantly impacted.
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I have a M1 Air and Mini and they're great. Well powered, quiet, sips battery. Just nothing at all to complain about.

Compared to my MBP 16 with the i9 from Intel, I cant wait to upgrade to the new M MBP. My MBP 16" with the i9 by comparison runs the fan quite a lot for using maybe 20% of capacity and just now I checked and its warm to the touch sitting here at 96% idle. Its not particularly fast and it seems to get loaded down running chrome alone. The M1s never seem to slow down or balk no matter what I do to them.

Battery life on the M1 Air is superb compared to what Im used to also.

M1,2,whatever all the things I say.
Taylor Swift threatens to sue student who tracks her private jet
There isn't any license file.
I'm from the same state, it's 3x bigger than Texas with a population of only ~2 million and a bit, most of whom live near the one city.

His grand grand folks landed here as domestic servents to settlers, and their kids made out okay: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Forrest

Twiggy's a rare breed of pastoral based hard rock mining billionaire and marine biologist who gives a toss about the environment .. which helps given the intersection of family lands and native title claims.