skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here are a few I follow. These tend to be people who collect or shoot pictures about vintage architecture, neon signs, Americana, etc. Some are more "pro" than others.

* https://www.flickr.com/photos/happyshooter/
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/thomashawk/
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/sethgaines/
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/ginable/
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/10707024@N04/
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/gdominici/
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/92136363@N00/
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/14696209@N02/
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/mark_boucher/with/53158429800
My relationship with food seems to mirror yours. You have some good advice on how to deal with it.
Couldn't agree more.

I bought an AVP on day one to be used -exclusively- as a monitor extender for coding.

It's untenable.

The only way I could avoid significant neck/back pain from the weight was to sit in a reclining chair. That wouldn't be a bad coding setup, but my eye strain was pretty significant, too.

I ended up returning mine.

This is a necessary 1.0 to build out the app ecosystem, etc. but it's absolutely not ready for full-time use.
The real lifelong personality test is having worked there. If you come back as a customer fail does not begin to describe it.
I sympathise with the thought process, but more laws/rules can't/won't fix it. Many (most?) jurisdictions in the western world and elsewhere already have laws against workplace harassment, and the possibility of civil action against any conduct that leads to severe emotional distress. And schools have rules against it. But it still happens - determined/clever bullies will always find a way to make their mark in some kind of way.

Better to help people learn how stand up to bullies, and for companies to make it a priority to be emotionally healthy places and become an example of how to do that most effectively so others can follow (this is one of my great hopes for any companies I build).
Is this Rybelsus, do you mind if I ask?
I'm having a hard time imagining eating like this. Can you describe a meal you might eat?
I'm a long time tiling window manager user but this is very tempting :D

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In-case anyone else wanted to know what the exact build dependencies are on Debian, 11 at least:

build-essential pkg-config libx11-dev libxft-dev libxext-dev libxpm-dev libgdk-pixbuf-xlib-2.0-dev

Does what it says on the tin :) I'm struggling to miss mousing windows around the screen though.
ObservableHQ is great but for me this crashed on install. Unfortunately I'm not aware of any npm mechanism to report errors back to the developers.

$ npm init @observablehq
node:internal/errors:477
ErrorCaptureStackTrace(err);
From reading the PDF it seems that this ‘merely’ generates tests that will repeatedly pass i.e. that are not flaky. The main purpose is to create a regression test suite by having tests that pin the behaviour of existing code. This isn’t a replacement for developer written tests, which one would hope come with the knowledge of what the functional requirement is.

Almost 20 years ago the company I worked for trialled AgitarOne - its promise was automagically generating test cases for Java code that help explore its behaviour. But also Agitar could create passing tests more or less automatically, which you could then use as a regression suite. Personally I never liked it, as it just led to too much stuff and it was something management didn’t really understand - to them if the test coverage had gone up then the quality must have too. I wonder how much better the LLM approach FB talk about here is compared to that though…

http://www.agitar.com/solutions/products/agitarone.html
That's as maybe, but my contributions shouldn't be.
The arguments against renewables from your side since at least the '70s when I came across them first, have been persistent and loud, for half a century! You're gonna just pretend that never happened, walk away from it. The parent mentioned the "duh, sun don't shine at night" line because that's some shit your side was for real pushing, for fucking decades. You don't get to sidestep half a lifetime of that garbage and claim some high ground now.
Is that really faster than the kernel’s CSPRNG?
"It is producing extremely few tanks, but is rather refurbishing old ones from storage."

That is effectivly the same. They can bring more tanks (100+ every month according to british intelligence) in, than they loose. Not the case for Ukraine.

And if you mind telling me, what of my post was fiction in your perception, I might consider giving you sources.
Well, it's a silly outlook, just like the title say.

Dating is much simpler: our pretentious minds makes us feel attracted by around 10% of opposite sex figures. If we lower our bar a little (like with alcohol), this goes up to about 30%. Assuming independent probabilities, the likelihood of a match (both him and her liking each other) is at best 0.3 * 0.3, thus about 10%.

My preferred ground of picking up were clubs, there's music, there's alcohol and unlike bars there's dancing so the perfect opportunity to engage in a conversation with the purpose of eventually leading to a date. But armed with the knowledge on probabilities above, I knew it wasn't going to be easy, requiring on average some 10 attempts to get one (in ten) success(es). "Success" defined as collecting a phone number which I can later call to ask her to a date in the city. Which by some reason also had a 50% chance of making it or not to a second date (afterwards the odds of sticking are much higher).

So the most important thing in dating success is persistence. Not the creepy kind, which most men seem to be experts in, if the girl doesn't like you, move on: there's plenty of girls. Statistics eventually run in favor of you.
> Optional HiDPI scaling support to magnify icons and buttons

What a beautiful union of past and present:)

Having to manually add programs to the menu is a tradeoff; easier to implement and good for control, but more work to set up as a user.

I appreciate having reasonable keyboard shortcuts by default and supporting adding more.
> The only way I could avoid significant neck/back pain from the weight was to sit in a reclining chair

Lying on a bed would also do the trick.
A lot of unit tests generated that way will simply be change detectors (fail when code changes) rather than regression tests (fail when bug is re-introduced). Those are pretty big distinctions, I don’t see LML’s getting here until they can ascertain tear correctness without just assuming good tests pass or depending on an oracle (the prompt will have to include behavior expectations somehow).
>You're mostly not supposed to use it or recover from it at run time

Are you serious? I thought a key principle of Go was to handle panics in a layered way at runtime
Is there any way to zoom on the demo map in mobile?

I’ve enjoyed my brief dalliances with digital cartography. I’m grateful for a stack like this that I can explore.
Another example of Hyrum's Law, at stripe: https://brandur.org/text
Is the virtual display feature as it's presented now likely to be a stopgap or fallback? A bit like emulation or Rosetta apps when Apple silicon was new, or running iPhone apps on an iPad. Those were things that seemed core when each was first introduced and then quickly disappeared for most people in most cases.

I wonder if it could largely be replaced by native AVP apps or a better way for them to send out data from the Mac to the headset once there is broader software support?
There are plenty of 5 5 5 women out there. Keep your heads up, gents.
Totally, been doing it for a long time in IntelliJ and the other JetBrains IDEs, still stunning colleagues by simply check marking blocks or lines to commit the way it conveys hopefully the most meaning, so there is little if any dependence between the logical units across the commits, so as to be able to revert easily if necessary. And then the PR tells a story rather look like a frightening blob of shuffled ASCII chars.
These people actually do grow on a tree called Google. All the Google layoffs means there are more smart former google engineers than ever currently available for hire. More importantly, doesn't have to be a former google engineer, any smart engineer can do what he currently does, google didn't teach him anything special they just hire smart engineers when they find them.
Sheesh. I just remember later versions having a pretty astute anti-piracy scheme where newer versions had some kind of blacklist of pirated keys, with the key stored in the binary save file - files produced by a pirated copy couldn't be loaded by a newer version. There were pretty great tools for textual import/export though, so it was relatively easy to work around.
Yes, actual Russians (русичи) are from Russia tower, now Old Russa tower (Старая Русса), which was on Russia river, now Porussia river, but Russians renamed their country to Ukraine, to avoid confusion with Russian (Moscow) Empire.

Russian (Rossian) Federation doesn't contain a region named "Russia". Russians (Russish, русские) are believers of Russian Orthodox church and not a nation at all, like Catholics are not a nation. Rossians (россияне) is.

Many nations, such as Tatars, Mordva, etc., were turned into Russians (Russish) by a process called "Russification", when stolen Russians Orthodox Church was used as tool to enslave peoples and erase their identity by giving them Russian names and forbidding to use their native language in favor of Russian Church Slavonic language. Scratch a Russian and you find a Tatar[1].

[1]: https://www.oxfordreference.com/display/10.1093/acref/978019...
Having something strapped to your face, that you have to put on and take off, is never going to be a substitute for working in open space unhindered.
Anyone else think that the Netflix estimate of 0.8kWh seems far too high?
Probably pretty bad. But they don’t know a “better” paradigm exists. They’ve probably found ways to deal with those things as a society and accept it as the natural course of things/god based destiny etc. The real question is how happy and content are they on a day to day basis.

These people have survived for 50,000 years (!) on a resource limited island and have managed to continue to have a martial arm and frivolous beach orgies. I would have to assume they’re pretty happy on a day to day basis.
If you’re American you’re probably a mix of races or at the very least a mutt of several European ethnicities. You are different.
I remember early on in the “cloud” hype my brother had bought some hosting, and I kept going over it thinking “this just sounds like a server…” I was sure I’d gotten something wrong about it, but in retrospect it really was just a fancy server package.
I've always thought a website with sliders for mate preferences would be really helpful for folks.

I get that it could get really complicated to do correctly, but even a fast and dirty version could be really interesting.

Perhaps, it might even encourage people to be interested in math.
Sure, but we have a modern day example in Haiti. It’s also common sense in some regards.
So what's the benefit of the ASD if it has no better picture quality than the LG?
Parent commenter should look up Medicaid in their state.

The city or state should have people to help with the forms, including social workers.

From there, they can also get connected with licensed mental health counselors.
https://archive.is/QMJR7
I don’t dislike the web. Quite the opposite, in fact. It’s got serious problems that tend to get swept under the rug and ignored as the industry churns away though, and those problems aren’t going to be fixed if nobody is talking about them. These aren’t protests against the web, but rather against the direction its development has taken in the past decade and change (one might note that this expression of dissatisfaction was much more rare in say 2007).

The web is great, but it’s not (yet) a panacea and it can’t become one without pressure to improve.
Why does anyone like wireless headphones? 3 different pieces to track, have to constantly be on charge, and pricey at that. I ended up finally buying some iems
That’s what I believe Facebook have created here, so you’re right ‘regression’ is a big word - the tests are more likely detecting change e.g. by asserting the existing behaviour of conditionals previously not executed.
Did you see the legal attacks on Trump? The USA is headed the same direction unfortunately.
Show HN: SoraPrompts – a prompt directory and search engine for OpenAI's Sora
I got really excited after seeing what Sora, OpenAI's new text-to-video model, can do. Right now, Sora isn't available for everyone; it's only being shared with some artists and designers. But every day, there are new and amazing videos made with it, and I wanted to collect all of them in one place. That's why I made Soraprompts.co. This website is a collection of all the cool videos made with Sora. I hope it helps people get inspired and see what's possible with this new technology.
What's the alternative? You have goggles strapped to your face. Personas are the only thing you -can- do to have any sense of presence on a call.

It's not perfect. It's not even good. But it's better than nothing.
There will be an inflection point where you’ll want all of your media to be 3D. Things you watch today in 2D you’ll want in 3D and then your old 2D television will seem like a relic of the past. The entire industry is onboard, the shift is inevitable.
I’m not strictly isolationist. I’m also not smart enough to predict what happens when playing Risk with real countries.

It’s definitely possible that sending weapons into a conflict just makes it worse. Especially when soldiers are just people on both ends.

My only dispute with your text is that we definitely have the ability to get our shit together financially in the US. The opposition is purely ideological. “We can’t” becomes “we don’t try” becomes “we can’t”.
I really hope the Apple Vision Pro convinces Zuck to get his shit together w.r.t. Oculus.

Oculus's software & apps suck. Air link fails 30-40% of the time for me.

Horizons Workplace could be an insanely good killer app but it's implementation is absolutely terrible. It's insane that a startup like Immersed could build a better VR desktop app than Meta (even though a solid VR desktop app alone would be a convincing reason to buy the Quest)
My view is that people who bully others in childhood are actually training for bullying adults later in life. Where the absolute maximum is becoming a dictator with the ability to genocide entire nations. Such is human nature, I suppose.
I was specifically responding to this point which seemed to be the thesis of the parent commenter.

> I think we will see studios like ILM pivoting to AI in the near future. There's no need for 200 VFX artists when you can have 15 artists working with AI tooling

Yes this will bring the barrier to entry for small teams down significantly. However it's not going to replace the 200 people studios like ILM.
An NDA is a contract, not a law passed by Congress. First five words of the 1st Amendment:

> Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

If you break it, it's a breach of contract, not a criminal act and you didn't break any laws.
You can modulate midi timinbg with noise. In some programs, there’s literally a Humanize button.
This is likely because you bought a pair of AirPods when they were already very popular and everyone thought they were stylish.

I bought my first pair of AirPods very close to their initial release and everyone looked at me like I was an idiot for wearing such an ugly and expensive device that couldn’t really do anything better than a $20 pair of earbuds. Do you remember everyone making fun of them at the announcement? It wasn’t until around 2 years later that AirPods were widely worn and accepted.

I’m not sure Vision Pro will go through the same adoption curve, but I am not confident that it won’t happen by late v2 or v3.
A lot of pharmaceuticals do however end up coming from what's essentially a non-profit system. It doesn't need to be a pure command economy.

The price signals are already broken. The people doing the research that is fundamental to pharmaceuticals are paid by grants which aren't connected to the price signals. There is a market failure here.
Maybe try Soylent & Co. My favorite is Mana. Been drinking it for a while now, seems to be really good for you. Very convient too. Should be way more popular I think.
I can say with some surety that I find things that on the whole has not been visible affected by life as beautiful as those that have.

And I've found many Minecraft landscapes beautiful too.
Really cool, do you know if it supports also the Switch emulator?
No, I don't agree that's a meaningful difference.
You need a README, with screenshots.
I just did a 10 hour flight from Tokyo to Sydney and I wore my Bose QC2 buds for the whole flight. I watched some pre downloaded YouTube videos, and then fell asleep for about 6 hours of actually restful sleep. I cannot express how amazing the noise cancellation is on those things. I was in a 787, seat 29A, window seat, just behind the wing and I could barely hear the sound of the plane. I'm never flying without them again.
If I understand correctly, it's the actual guy named "Hyrum" who made this website called "Hyrum's law"...? Geez.
I was bullied at primary school (when I was 7-15). Mostly because I was very sickly, also because I was a nerd.

I managed to "overcome" my social anxiety at high school and both high school and university were pretty good experiences with good friends, no bullying, I even started dating by the end of university (which was horrifying to me earlier). I thought back then that bullying won't have any bad effects, I was pretty religious and considered it a trial that I passed that made me stronger and more empathic to people being victimized.

Problems started at work and in relationships. I realized after decades that I consistently let other people walk all over me by default and it caused A LOT of issues. I rejected all the women who seemed "too good for me" becuse they were normal healthy people, and I have been in a series of co-abusive toxic relationships (somehow the girls ALL have turned out to be bullied as well later).

I stayed at my first IT job for over 5 years not asking for rises while the IT salaries grew quickly here, and by the end I was underpaid by more than 50% compared to people with similar experience and skill. I had problems with procrastination and I always felt I'm about to be fired, but by now I worked for several companies and managed to get to normal senior-level income and all of the companies were always saying they are happy with my performance. I was a teamlead for a while and they were OK with my performance too. I realized consciously they wouldn't keep me if they were lying, but deep down I thought they are lying for some reason and they are about to fire me. Sometimes it was so strong a feeling I couldn't deal with it and have left the job on my own.
This requires `setopt HIST_IGNORE_SPACE` (zsh) or `HISTCONTROL=ignorespace`/`HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth` (bash/ksh) to be set and may not be enabled by default in many distros (e.g. NixOS doesn't, Alpine doesn’t, etc).

Always check your shell before assuming this will work!
This was mostly annoying because Go doesn't really provide any ordered map in std (and for while didn't give you generics, which are needed to make a general-purpose one that's perfomant). I feel like the best response to people relying on the order of iteration is to recognize that as a valid need an provide it via a separate type.
The following section from the readme stands out:

The GPT-V accepts screenshots of your desktop and application GUI as input. Please ensure that no sensitive or confidential information is visible or captured during the execution process.
Slightly brighter, much better build quality, much better audio and much better camera.

But at the same time, I see the LG is down to $999 (I suspect it’ll be discontinued soon if it isn’t already) and it’s debatable that the studio display is $600 better. It’s definitely $300 better though.

That said, it is increasingly more difficult to buy the LG. So it’s become less of a choice.
> You think they could anticipate those future outcomes hundreds of years ago? Wow.

Crops destroying native life is immediate, not years in the future. It’s not like there was nothing before on that acre you cleared for planting.
5’9” Monaco billionaire Laniado died during penis enlargement five years ago. 32% of Monaco are millionaires. How far was he trying to go?
Internally, pretty messy, lots of burn out. Some of the big names they hired and the products they championed flamed out or became irrelevant.

However, they still have decent numbers to show their investors.
This must be what it's like when someone overhears me and a colleague talking about enterprise ecommerce integration on our way to get lunch.
when it's a pair of sunglasses with the Facial Studio Code already opened to your project, in other words.
Now this is an important question
So they built an AI that can use the windows environment. Maybe they could make a simple graphical shell to control the AI.
> Get a 43'' center monitor with two LG DualUP 16:18 ratio monitors on the sides.

Sounds nice for the office, but find myself conflicted with the notional operating value prop of continuously juicing north of 200W less graphics compute (?!) just putting idle pixels on screen on a home workstation that seldom gets shutdown.

Curious if you've realized meaningful productivity gains since switching to that setup, and what graphics card(s) are you using to drive them?
It's a bit unfair what you said and probably you know it - next generations can blame so many things on us today... it's just like history or life works.
The thing is to produce an app these days you need to have mastery of 3 languages + some frameworks. You need HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and then the frameworks.

If you work on a team you can specialize in one of those but when you are learning you really need to use them all yourself.

When everything was a command-line application you didn't need to know more than C or Perl or Basic etc. But then you couldn't really do cool user-interfaces, with mouse and events fifty shades of color-gradients.
For his underlings, so that they think that the regime is based on his personal legitimacy and control, and also as a loyalty test.

If he wouldn't be able to regularly display that he has control over the country, it'll be easier for some opportunistic group to organize a coup..
That's a fair point. It does signal a preoccupation with simply publishing one's thoughts in whatever way one can.
It's very very common for software like shader compilers or AOT compilers for other languages to be based on old clang/llvm forks.
I think the core problem here is you have this false notion of ownership of a thought that you have released into the world. As if once it is left you you somehow still have absolute control over that. That is a bizarre concept that has only become a legal construct in modern times. This has not been the case for the majority of human history.

If you don't want your creative works consumed by others don't release them anywhere outside of your direct control. That is essentially means don't even share them to your friends. Because once a song has left your voice it's there and anyone can use it. Being conflicted and unable to sleep over this inane concept of ownership of thoughts I think is your root problem here it has nothing to do with AI or other people's uses of things.
I've had some great coding sessions on my ceiling, with my quest 3.
No but you pointed out or you wanted to point out it's not decent, yet you gave a score of 2-3 on a scale 1-5 where 1 is top. That makes it exactly decent/good, which is what the person said.
Let's hope you write "it" with an active voice. If you can't find it you need to write it.