skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I developed the most feature-rich editor for Lilypond (as a plugin for jEdit). It had midi, virtual keyboard, integrated pdf viewer, templates, snippets, autocomplete, lots of cool stuff. I also built an on-the-fly syntax checker.
However, Lilypond development gradually turned to a direction that made it impossible to create a useful syntax checker. As you could actually change the language itself in your source file, by actually changing the enormous amount of Scheme code that provided the Lilypond features. So at the end one couldn't provide reliable edit time autocomplete or error checking, because they needed to actually run the Lilypond interpreter. So I gave up and switched to MuseScore. I even got time to create scores and learn my instruments :)
Spain had Basque speed metal bands, but not Power. Also there's Reno Renardo but it's an obvious parody of Metal, a la Nanowar.
- Outlook (forever-...)

- Windows Messaging (95-98?)

- Outlook Express (XP)

- Windows Mail (Vista)

- Windows Live Mail (7?)

- Outlook Web App (?)

- Windows 8 Mail (Metro)

- Windows 10 Mail (UWP)

- Outlook ("New Outlook")

- another one I missed?
Gotta love this man!
It’s not clear to me how such a thing can be achieved. They talk about a “memory calendar” and “tags”.

Is it like, every day, stop for a minute and “commit” a single word to that day? Then revise the previous ones hoping that they stuck in memory?
Different types of thermal management systems for batteries of electric vehicles.
yeah it isn't just that it creates stress, bankruptcy, and suffering, it's genuinely an impediment to upgrading jobs and entrepreneurship.
This is not a limit of making things accessible. This is a bureaucratic/legal/funds limit. Had they told you "for accessibility, we will build an alternative route and handle the cost", would you have said "No, thanks"?

"improving things" and "mandatory requirements that, in some cases, can go against common sense" are not the same things.
25 years of studying the brain: Avoid these 4 habits that destroy our memory
I can't listen to music with vocals at work, but I still listen to power metal 20 years later in quite a few contexts - gym, car, walk, simply active listening. I can't argue with the quality of the lyrics being cringey though.

I've always thought it's a combination of the genre being niche and being founded on a set of lyrical themes that are restrictive - and maybe particularly challenging -, and also, the fact that a lot of these bands aren't from English-speaking countries. The bands from anglo countries like Kamelot tend to write acceptable lyrics within the power metal context (Manowar lyrics are hilarious at times and arguably well-written, but they are not power metal IMO). There are some noteable exceptions to non-anglo bands with polished lyrics, like perhaps Nightwish or Blind Guardian, but a common occurrence otherwise is to find shitty English, which at least for me is an instant turnoff.
It might. But also, all decisions and knowledge is pretty much based on a resampling of our own language, conversations and internet data. It might puzzle together some existing ideas that have never been combined. Or it might hallucinate a better solution by accident. But we're definitely not at the level yet where it will actively build something great.
It was supposed to fall on its side; but as I understand it, it fell on the wrong side.

My point stands (unlike the probe, heh). If it call roll, a different shape could have helped.

Whatever they build also has to fit in the launch cowling.

Folding telescopic arms? I understand that this stuff is expensive and weight is limited, but the worst result is a failed landing.
I shared this view and built my partner a little web app to use for aggregating peer reviews for her students. It worked fine for a couple years until she had to go on maternity leave and hand it over to her replacement while she was gone. Due to data/privacy concerns it couldn’t be easily publicly hosted. It ended up being simplest to wrap it up as a Tauri App (coincidentally also on the HN front page right now) and distribute it that way. It’s now being used by a few people and I never have to worry about keeping it operational or losing/leaking data.

I guess in some ways I still went with your suggestion since it’s an html based gui, but local apps make data ownership way less problematic and are the right choice sometimes.
I had this problem with a Cyberpower VP1500EILCD. I created this udev rule to stop the USB auto suspend feature and it's been rock solid since:

SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="0764", ATTR{idProduct}=="0501", GROUP="nut", ATTR{power/autosuspend}="-1"
These services have existed for many years.
ie
https://carbuyersadvantage.com/faq/

But it takes a leap of faith for me to think my interests are best served with this type of service.
> * pinetab 2 has some noname WiFi chipset without any hope for mainline drivers, literally will need an out of tree module for the main networking of the device. Why didn't they just use a replaceable e key m.2 module??

I was trying to push these guys towards modularity years ago. There is zero upgrade path and you are essentially buying what will become e-waste within 2 years of purchase.
Maybe. But still it is in the spirit of the parent post "Life and its rewards aren't perfect".

If you start micro-optimizing - especially on other people, whose behaviour you can rarely change. It may leave you with lots of frustration and completely missing the grand picture.
One.

"The pixel dwell time (that is, the light exposure time) was 100 ms"

The Nature article is linked from the IEEE article: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06980-y

It will first show a paywall, but under some conditions that I haven't figured out yet, it might forward you to a free full-text version: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06980-y.epdf?shar...

Apparently Springer (the publisher behind Nature) has realized that researchers are getting fed up with giving away their work for free to publishers just to have it locked away behind paywalls that they don't profit from and that prevent them from sharing their own articles: https://www.springernature.com/gp/researchers/sharedit
In a recent attack of nostalgia, I attempted to try and get SuSE Linux 7.0 running in a virtual machine, the first GNU/Linux distro I ever used. I could not find a an emulator and combination of settings that would run the system in a useful manner and gave up after a few hours. IIRC, the main problem was the graphics card, because I did not want to be stuck at 640x480 at 16 colors or something. :(
I had to editorialize the title a bit, so it fit. Original title: "I’ve spent 25 years studying the brain—I never do these 4 things that destroy our memory as we age". Especially the one about avoiding multitasking struck a chord, as modern times encourages us to do that more and more.
It is like S: where S = []E where E: comperable.

I like the way Rust has it a lot more but it is still imperfect and feels arbitrary in ways.

I find myself unsure where to put the templatization parameters and it doesn't feel perfectly symmetrical.

Unsure if
impl MyType<T> where T: X

is comperable to impl MyType<T: X>
Sometimes it needs impl<T> MyType<T> where T: X
Yes, and the purpose of the checkerboard was so that the railroad could earn money by selling it (the government was basically "paying them in land") without having monopoly control of all the land in a given area (due to the checkerboard pattern).

It basically worked, except in wooded areas where the value came from the timber rather than the land.
This.
Our job is not to write code, but to translate a fuzzy idea into an abstract model.

That's why I think we don't have to fear AI-models that much.
I can tell you don’t make a bunch of money and play videos games in your spare time.

I have a family and IMO you sir are correct.
> My life, my terms; if I want out, it needs to be an option.

It’s always an option, it’s just kind of weird that it’s illegal for trained medical professionals to help you do it certainly and painlessly.
Not my favorite band by a stretch, but Gamma Ray is 100% power metal, and nothing in it reminds me remotely of Pet Shop Boys... If anything, it's the unshakeable Helloween influence that brings the melodic happy metal vibes.
These papers are interesting but I think it's impossible to have a valuable opinion without practical experience using the tool and reviewing its output on a codebase you know well.

Everyone seems to feel one way or the other about AI code, it's a very political topic. But I would just wanna try it and see.

This is pretty interesting, because a lot of these technologies are staggeringly expensive to develop. The AI tooling I've used so far has been somewhat useful, but if it doesn't get much better it won't have been worth the cost that was paid to create it.

I'm pretty optimistic about what will be achieved but even with my optimism it's far from clear that it's actually gonna pay for itself.
Big Nanowar fan here, but I would not day they parody metal...I mean, they obviously do but at the same time they actually like metal. So, it's not your typical parody, it's more kind of an inside joke.
The tRPC comment hits home… what have I been doing with my life?
Well yeah, I remember those software renderer options from old computer games.

I might not have known the difference between GPU and CPU back then, but I learned very quickly that Software renderer means slow and makes your Computer very hot. Not cool (literally) I thought back then.
Deep story. The system is flawed -The capital take over of small family ran busineses by big corporate have not served the civilized west very well.

It made all of insignificant and constantly having to fight over scraps in sea of insecurity, offering nothing of substance, a doomed society.
I've worked with frameworks that required users to use a programming language to specify configuration. It was a nightmare to debug, especially if the application would instantiate many different things in response to such completely free configurations.

Every user reporting a problem incurs in a lot of cognitive load for you because the user has the freedom to go crazy with a real programming language.. or not but it's just different enough from the previous bug report that you can't generalize your troubleshooting.

I think our best hope right now is to have jsonnet be more widely adopted.
Is that ASN list potentially libellous?

Not so much the list but what is said in addition.
If you are in US sure, in Europe it’s much much harder.
Ironically, there's a large overlap between those people and people who support capital punishment.
Science Is the New Nuclear Deterrent
It’s a miracle, it didn’t get flagged
Nim indeed has UFCS. So you can get an i.fizzBuzz notation without any fussing about with "objects":

proc fizzBuzz(i: int): string =
if i mod 15 == 0: "FizzBuzz"
elif i mod 3 == 0: "Fizz"
elif i mod 5 == 0: "Buzz"
else: $i
for i in 1..100: echo i.fizzBuzz
Subject to automation as any other human endeavour.

Might as well say to get a real job like hunting, foraging for berries or animal herding.
Nearly all new US power plants built in 2024 will be clean energy
Lets wait for the research to investigate this. A lot of research in mice doesn't translate to humans.
Without defending this API, the easiest way to go about avoiding bugs when working with slice mutating functions is to consider all those "fine" scenarios as not fine.

Always assume that only the return value of slice mutating functions are the valid reference and the old one always invalid. This is not always completely accurate, but it is very useful in that, it is also never "wrong".
in case anyone is looking for 'Notion as CMS' can check my blog repo https://github.com/GorvGoyl/Personal-Site-Gourav.io
Corporate Ozempic
Admittedly my only exposure to the Secure Scuttlebutt Protocol(SSB) is through manyver.se [1] - a FOSS private(optionally) social media app. And the syncing issue you mention has been one for me too. Sometimes it's even worse - it fails to sync entirely until another app restart. Maybe this is a manyverse issue, maybe a SSB issue. Either way, hitherto at least, it doesn't seem reliable.

If there are alternative ways to have an offline(over Wi-Fi/bluetooth, not internet) social media/messaging app, that works on both Android and ios, please do let me know.

Thanks.

[1] https://www.manyver.se/
This is where I think cloud architecture / devops is a good route. It is complementary and you wont get fired for knowing how to CI/CD and deploy your thing but you can learn it while still doing web dev. You may
never need to go full time devops but it is a great “extra” going into another role especially in smaller teams. In larger companies specialising might be better for example being a performance JS expert.
I guess you've not seen the absolute frenzied billions of dollars going into AGI research?
Abusing Conda's Turing-Complete YAML Comments
I can't tell from your comment whether you're saying that there were no power metal bands in the Basque Country, or more broadly in Spain... If it's the latter: there was absolutely a power metal scene in Spain. Avalanch, Warcry, Dark Moor (in the article) were power metal all the way and extremely prominent in the broader metal scene - they were some of the biggest metal bands of the early 2000s. Saratoga and Tierra Santa were not strictly power metal, but very closely adjacent (especially the latter, both lyrically and musically). There were plenty of smaller bands trying to make it in the space, too.
Would be great powershell like this shell
It can be. E.g. consider GUI testing where people sometimes take automatic "golden" screenshots. The problem there is that if you change some minor thing that e.g. moves text by 1 pixel it will fail the test even though that's probably fine.

People then get used to just blindly updating the golden images. It becomes basically "the output changed, do you want to continue anyway" which is not the most useful thing. You really want it to say "the output is wrong".
Your tests only need to assert what failure states the user should expect under what conditions, not cover how it should be implemented. If, say, your implementation uses panic/recover instead, your tests shouldn't care. Asserting 'how' the code is to be implemented is how you get brittle tests that are a nightmare to maintain.

And making those assertions shouldn't be mindless work. Documenting the failure cases should be the most interesting work of all the code you are writing. If you are finding that it isn't, then that tells you that you should be using a DSL that has already properly abstracted the failure cases for your problem space away.
It's been 5 years and they haven't figured out how to make a video player yet. Neither the old version or the new version work. Click to play, nothing. Click again to play, it plays for 3 seconds then stops?

It's incredible how poor reddit engineering is, but it was dwarfed by management ineptitude.
I'm using Django and Celery, so the tasks (eg. Send notifications) are scheduled on db transaction commit.

The business logic is clear to read, easy to change.

Ive enjoyed writing complex SQL, but when it comes to app development I want my engineers to just write python. Triggers are mostly invisible in the codebase and I would end up having to do all the maintenance myself.

There is of course more than one way to skin a cat, but I want our codebase to have just one single way.
You're already on a social space with plenty of people who won't use it because it has a silly name
It would probably make the analysis a bit difficult, but it would be interesting to see it incorporate more international bands.

Some bands are still going strong, although my favorite band Mago de Oz feels like it definitely peaked between 2000 and 2010 with the release of the Gaia albums. I'm not sure that I'd call all their albums power metal, but some of their newer stuff is definitely more power metal-y.

If anyone is looking for a great Spanish metal album, I'd recommend checking out Gaia II: La voz dormida. It tells a really ambitious story with amazing music to back it. And it ends with an epic 21 minute song that I don't even know how to describe.
Is there an alternative to Windows powershell like Warp?
I have to join the chorus of the awful name crowd. Scuttlebutt...
Show HN: h2c in Go
Cleartext HTTP/2 implementation written in Go. It's unoptimized, partial, but if you prefer reading amateur Go code to reading RFCs - it'll be perfect.
They shot themselves in the foot when they forced themselves to add generics based on bogus surveys.
Maybe a silly question, but if you have a programming language available why can’t you buld a native structure, validate it and serialise it to YAML/JSON/whatever completely skipping templating part?
I was curious too and found http://lembransation.blogspot.com/2016/02/starting-out.html, the tags appear to be a couple of short sentences.
> your value as a human is not the same as the economic value you produce

Unfortunately that is how we are seen and thusly treated by the government and by corporations
This is a classic binary security fallacy. It's like saying "there's no point having a lock on your front door because you occasionally leave it open and then anyone could walk in!".

You know you are arguing that it should be impossible to delete things from a website right?
> Charging for scim is a convenient way to segment customers

It’s also a convenient way to keep charging non-SCIM customers for unused licenses when they inevitably forget to manually nuke accounts belonging to leavers.
I second this motion... I really want to apply this to stoner doom and really see if it's all about "bong" "wizard" "weed" "mammoths" or not!
I don't think Mägo de Oz was power metal, but their early 2000s material definitely had some influences, since power metal was such an important current in European metal at the time.
> To suggest that such a currency could one day threaten the US dollar dominance is absurd, in my opinion.

Since I’m far from a crypto bro, I wasn’t suggesting this ;)

I don’t even own any crypto.
If you like dihydrogen oxide, I highly recommend you try to inhale a mix of 79% nitrogen and 21% oxygen once in a while.
As I understand it, atmos / spatial recordings are a full re-master when it's done to older recordings so yeah, there's definitely going to be a big difference when compared to masters from years or decades ago.
There's also the Spanish superscript a and o symbols (used for ordinals) that can be confused for this.
> just literally check the page doesn't resolve already before allowing the change

It's a wildcard DNS record, it always resolves, even if it's not saved in the system.

There's a general rule of thumb: when someone on HN tells you to "just" do something, they generally underestimate the amount of effort involved in doing it properly.
Only in Hacker News would I find a post about data science and power metal. Geeky af, but rad!
"My hunch would be that the more specific and entrenched a genre is, the closer these bands stick to their styles (and lyrics)."

They usually also have the problem, that their fans often don't like them to change. They want more of what they know, but better. Not different (especially in entrenched genres).

Turisas for example, a band making songs mainly about vikings. I watched them live a few years ago - was quite good, but the band made remarks that they do not take the whole viking thing that serious (nostalgic buisness they called it) and would rather play something else. And they did one song in the end, in a quite different style (sounded like futuristic metal) but the audience was not thrilled - they were there for viking and glorious battle metal. So this is what Turisas are still playing, this is what brings them money, but they have not made a new album in over 10 years, but how can you make a good album, with a theme you don't find that exiting anymore?
Ask HN: Are there any 'ethical' AI creation tools?
With the advent of Sora it’s clear that AI can help with the creative process but I feel there’s still some big ethical questions around where the data for these creations is sourced from.

However for a creator that maybe wants to leverage AI without walking all over previous artists copyright are there any up and coming tools that could be used ethically to expand or enhance the creative process?
These lists are for firewalls. How you get the list on your firewall and keep it updated depends on the firewall itself. Not all firewalls support importing a list of CIDRs or IPs.
If only they would leave the responsibility for hell and punishments to their omnipotent god. Especially if they didn't even read the Bible. But no, a supposed eternity of punishment isn't long and early enough for them.
I dug through a ton of these for several days before finally deciding to just make my own...

All the lesser known ones tend to not be very extensible or themable beyond basic color changes, and they're a little too extreme about pure semantic HTML.

This guy has a really good roundup with last commit and GitHub stars info:

https://github.com/dbohdan/classless-css

Currently working on getting some issues with their test case ironed out to get mine (https://eternityforest.github.io/barrel.css/) included.
You compare it to the US GDP which is quite unfair prior to the 60s. And don't account for the Panama canal creation either, which should have been quite a blow. but really, the r'long period when Argentina was really declined in quality of life was the 70s, until at least the late 80s. I think it's rather a prime example of US intervention ism during the cold War, and how it create corrupt countries.
If this project is abandoned, what are the simple options for building graphical programs on Mac, Windows, and Linux?
> The bodies are similarly made in a BYD EV than a Toyota or Hyundai ICE built in China. Having ridden in a few, they felt just as flimsy.

Chinese-produced cars are starting to achieve 5-star ratings in international crash tests, so your blanket statement is false.

> For example, quality in a flat renovation suffer because you hired guys who low balled the price, and they cheaped out on materials and finish (chabuduo!), but you are already complicit in that because you went for the lowest price (and if you went for a higher price, you'd probably still get scammed anyways).

This happens in literally every country on Earth. It's just that you don't know any catch phrase to apply to it: chabuduo. If you choose a contractor purely based on price, expect them to cut corners.
Agreed, the Rust syntax is no golden standard either - but at least it's regular; this one really weirds me out.
Rendering Emails with SvelteKit
Yeah, I forgot about Warcry and Avalanch.
Tierra Santa definitively had some overlap with Power Metal.

I was about to say 'Basque Power Metal' bands. Berri Txarrak it's more akin to Rise Against. Su Ta Gar it's speed metal with some thrash influences.
Pagination should only be used if the dataset is yoo big to be reasonably rendered as one page, as it prevents you from using Ctrl-F or sorting the table by different columns Client-Side.
I think the Othello paper is the go-to for proving that transformer networks do actually create internal models of the things they're trained on.

https://thegradient.pub/othello/
> even if using it to move funds anonymously, that doesn't mean you're money laundering

The whole point of tornado cash is to "pool" funds to obfuscate who owns what. If your funds get "pooled" with funds from a criminal enterprise, then you become an accessory to that crime. Good luck using your hypothetical to convince a court otherwise.

"I didn't ask where the (other) money came from" is no defense.
Way more than 5 years. Reddit's video player has been terrible since I can remember.
The same with Reno Renardo, obviouly they do tons of references to the most known bands.
Avoid clicking on links that look like clickbait.