skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was born in the 50's. Growing up, the worst thing about the garbage generated at home was that it had to go into leftover paper bags from the grocery store because plastic garbage bags didn't exist. And those bags went into metal garbage cans outside the house, because plastic garbage cans didn't exist, and those garbage cans were always dented, rusty, and with lids that quickly stopped sealing properly. What a mess.
Recensione Motorola RAZR 40 Ultra: il telefono pieghevole con display flessibile e prestazioni avanzate

Il Motorola RAZR 40 Ultra è una vera innovazione nel mondo degli smartphone, con il suo design pieghevole e caratteristiche avanzate che lo distinguono dalla massa.

Questo telefono combina un display flessibile da 6.9" con tecnologia pOLED, connettività 5G ultrarapida e fotocamere di alta qualità, offrendo un'esperienza completa agli utenti moderni.

Una delle caratteristiche più sorprendenti del RAZR 40 Ultra è il suo display flessibile FHD+ pOLED da 6.9", con una frequenza di aggiornamento di 165Hz.

Questo display brevettato con tecnologia Tear-Drop si piega perfettamente senza lasciare segni, consentendo agli utenti di sfruttare appieno la sua versatilità.

Inoltre, il sottile strato in materiale UTG sopra il display ne aumenta ulteriormente la resistenza, garantendo una durata nel tempo.

Ma le innovazioni non si fermano qui. Il Motorola RAZR 40 Ultra presenta anche un display esterno full screen da 3.6" pOLED con frequenza di aggiornamento di 144Hz, che consente agli utenti di svolgere azioni quotidiane anche con il telefono chiuso.

Scatta selfie, rispondi ai messaggi, guarda video e ottieni indicazioni stradali senza dover aprire il telefono.

Per quanto riguarda le fotocamere, il RAZR 40 Ultra non delude. Con una dual camera principale da 12+13 MP e una selfie camera da 32 MP, questo telefono cattura immagini nitide e dettagliate in qualsiasi condizione.

La tecnologia FlexView permette allo smartphone di regolarsi a diverse angolazioni, consentendo agli utenti di sfruttare al massimo le fotocamere esterne e interne.

Le prestazioni del RAZR 40 Ultra sono alimentate dal processore Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 e dalla connessione 5G ultrarapida, che consente di scaricare contenuti in pochi secondi e godersi lo streaming senza interruzioni.

Con 8 GB di RAM e 256 GB di memoria interna, questo telefono offre prestazioni fluide e spazio di archiviazione sufficiente per tutti i tuoi contenuti preferiti.

Infine, la batteria da 3500 mAh con ricarica rapida TurboPower 33W assicura che il telefono sia sempre pronto all'uso.

Con Android 13 ottimizzato per l'efficienza energetica, il RAZR 40 Ultra è progettato per durare un'intera giornata con una sola carica.

In conclusione, il Motorola RAZR 40 Ultra è un telefono pieghevole all'avanguardia che offre prestazioni avanzate e un design innovativo.

Con il suo display flessibile, fotocamere di alta qualità, connettività 5G e batteria a lunga durata, questo dispositivo è pronto a soddisfare le esigenze degli utenti più esigenti.
'Modern' food can be ridiculously calorie dense, it's nearly impossible to compensate overeating with exercise. A single candy bar can have as much calories as a whole meal.
Count calories for a couple months and you will learn which foods to avoid.
About 16 years ago, I did a different experiment of hosting a website in DNS.

I put small web pages into DNS TXT RRs. Thus, one only needed to make a DNS request over UDP to retrieve the web page, instead of a DNS request and then an HTTP request over TCP. tinydns allows one to put any data into RRs, including control characters. RRs can therefore contain MIME headers. Then I put dnscache in front of it. The result was a highly resilient website with compact pages.
>how much physical strength it requires in your arms to drive up an incline

I'll take this as an opportunity to recommend to you all the manga "Real".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_(manga)
Conventional multispectral and hyperspectral can't keep up (and integrate well) into existing sorting lines. They induce a slow-down in conveyer belt speeds or you have to install splitters and buy multiple $100K cameras.

(we're working to solve this problem though in the classic VC backed way - DM for more information!)
Yes, you could for example achieve the tunnel effect described above with a 16x16 or 32x8 texture using a 256-entry palette.

Unreal by Future Crew has an effect that comes to mind that is probably implemented exactly like that (on VGA mode 0x13), just more of a wormhole than a tunnel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InrGJ7C9B3s&t=4m40s
Like what?

I can't think of anything that would make a difference in the long run. Anything they do is still subject to the Second Law and the limits of Carnot efficiency. They can shunt a little bit of the energy off to the side and store it for a while, but it all has to end up as heat sooner or later.
The recycling reduces the amount of oil that goes into new plastic, which eventually will be incinerated and contribute to the climate crisis.
Despite its possibilities, GitHub cannot prevent all this - what happens to the other providers such as Codeberg, etc.?
And as the cost of workforce increase, or in order to generate even more profit, using plastics enables industrial automation and removal of the delivery workforce.
I prefer Radiant over TrenchBroom personally.

https://github.com/Garux/netradiant-custom
There are lots of examples of a spinning clock showing time passing quickly. Lots of other things spin as well.

There's a reason Unity and Unreal (and Maya, and Blender, and 3DSMax) all use euler angles as their default animation representation.
The noise of the electric milk float was oddly haunting. Partly because it was generally still dark outside.
The real question is if it's better or worse than the existing mess of date/time fun that we have to manage.
All of those things happened before 9/11, which was a major turning point for Hitchens. After that, he became even more anti-religious, anti-Muslim, and pro-war.

He was pretty supportive of the Bush administration and visited Iraq with Paul Wolfowitz. He certainly "had something to do with it." Let's not forget that his books sold millions and he certainly did well financially.

He also wrote countless essays justifying the war.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Long_Short_War

As to the rest of your comment, I'm honestly not sure how to respond. What is your definition of combative to the whole region? Are you including Iran, Russia, or China in your definition? And so you'd support a global war to replace the leadership of those countries?

After the debacle of the GWOT, the failure of the Iraq War and of the recent Afghanistan retreat, I genuinely don't understand how someone even slightly pragmatically-minded could have this opinion. I only included the Iraq mention off-handedly because I assumed it was nearly common sense that the war was a bad decision.

My main criticisms of him are his sloppy arguments and lazy scholarship, which zero people in the academic fields of philosophy and philosophy of religion take seriously.
Human cattle we call "workers" happen to know their own offsprings will have to sacrifice most of their lives making powerful men even richer. Of course it's rational to not have children if you know they will become slaves themselves.
I'd change the framing. Kids need to have the thrill and perception of risk. But actual risk is a silly thing to strive for. You want activities that are high thrill but low actual risk. Like riding a minibike without a helmet is stupidity. You can get 99% of the same thrill with a helmet and reduce your actual risk substantially for no downside.
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I thought that, absent perturbation, accretion rings and planets would form at mathematical intervals due to orbital resonance effects. It’s just a very low energy state. Similar to how vibrational modes tend to be integer harmonics (actual overtone patterns are not perfect integer harmonics due to nonlinearities).

If I use classical language, this is the claim that there are harmonies in math itself that manifest as harmonies in the physical cosmos [1]. Arguably, it’s more weird that we don’t see more physical harmonies — it seems this is due to the incredible complexity of the nonlinear interactions.

[1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S240587262...
How does Germany recycle 60% of its plastic waste?

There is obviously hope, just not enough incentive because it costs.
3 bullets on „what I‘ve learned today“, followed by 3 bullets on „what I will do next“.

This makes sense to me because a) content-wise I consider learning / making sense of what I experience in my life to be both intellectually and emotionally interesting and b) text-length-wise 6 bullets force you to really boil things down to the core
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Every year, qubes looks more reasonable:)
There are still companies doing this, check out Milk and More
It's not about a single woman's laundry habits, it's about how one person's habits represents the habits and by extension culture of everyone who does laundry.
At least I was also confused too because I was looking at total_allocated_bytes, but I guess that includes allocations that have been freed.
More than just an alternative - built better, faster workflows.
This might be just the powerplant and they could be living somewhere else. A gas giant seems improbable as an advanced civ homeworld anyway.

There are no other discovered planets in the system, but perhaps there are some, or at least moons.
I think this is just another opportunity to create new services. I've seriously considered moving all my stuff (except gaming) into something like apache guacamole. I'm already used to remote dev-ing over ssh and once you can easily get your desktop anywhere without even needing a client, there's no real reason to run everything on the one system you happen to be sitting at. And if internet connectivity is still an issue in your country you could even run this setup locally. Maybe find a way to sync it with a remote system. I'm pretty sure this is the future anyways.
As someone who knows almost nothing about electronics I assume you’d want a transistor which can open in two ways: with positive and negative voltage. I’ve seen TNAND built out of normal transistors, not sure if such exotic ones would help even if they were physically possible.
And PaaS takes care of it now. What do I care what router AWS uses?
> Despite its possibilities

You mean despite its (financial) resources?
Copenhagen recycles 70% of collected plastic, with the rest incinerated (used for heating homes, I think).

Almost all plastic packaging is collected, including wrappers and trays.

https://affald.kk.dk/affaldsfraktion/saadan-sorterer-du-plas... (in Danish)
I would argue burning it (and maybe capture the generated CO2) is the only recycling making any sense with the plastic garbage we have. And then stop using it for everything and start classifying/labeling the plastics where we neee them, so they can be sorted automatically later so then you can recycle them.

Here in germany some sort of plastic recycling actually works, because there is a deposit fee on all plastic bottles - you bring them back to the supermarket to get it back - and then there is one source of the same plastic, that does get used for new products.
Makes sense, thanks for this
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> Some experts not involved in the research also highlighted that much of the research included in the umbrella review was weak and also cautioned that the findings do not prove cause and effect.
> So with that in mind, once the airplane is in the air, it doesn’t “know” if there’s a headwind or a tailwind at all

This stops being true for quick changes - because there's still the inertia of the aircraft. So if the wind speed changes quickly, the aircraft can't immediately move along with it.

This is why gusts are so dangerous to landing aircraft. A strong gust from behind can cost you all your lift, and a strong gust from the front can temporarily stall your wing.
Your lifestyle does not generate garbage. Companies that sell non recyclables and non compostsbles generate garbage. Why hasnt cocacola replaced their plastics with something compostable? There are new inventions for replacing plastics out each day, I wonder where those inventions end up.
https://archive.ph/Hle21
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Container-deposit_legislation

I can't even begin to imagine the discourse (and "experts" brought on-air at Fox News) that would take place if such legislation was proposed in the US.
The featured article. the fine article. the first argument. the final attempt.
GCC is sort of infamously pedantic about -Os. This is my favorite example:

{0}[calvinow ~] cat test.c
int foo(int a)
{
return a / 4;
}
{0}[calvinow ~] gcc -c -O2 test.c -o opt.o
{0}[calvinow ~] objdump -d opt.o

opt.o: file format elf64-x86-64

Disassembly of section .text:

0000000000000000 <foo>:
0: 85 ff test %edi,%edi
2: 8d 47 03 lea 0x3(%rdi),%eax
5: 0f 49 c7 cmovns %edi,%eax
8: c1 f8 02 sar $0x2,%eax
b: c3 ret
{0}[calvinow ~] gcc -c -Os test.c -o size.o
{0}[calvinow ~] objdump -d size.o

size.o: file format elf64-x86-64

Disassembly of section .text:

0000000000000000 <foo>:
0: 89 f8 mov %edi,%eax
2: b9 04 00 00 00 mov $0x4,%ecx
7: 99 cltd
8: f7 f9 idiv %ecx
a: c3 ret

...because the division saves a single byte on x86! It's hard to believe anybody would ever want that trade.
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Step one: virtually eliminate uneccesary plastic so there's far less waste and ideally most is of the type that can be recycled.

I've not been in Germany for a long while, but I was impressed when last there by a near complete absence of excess packaging, nails in big boxes sold by weight rather than pre sorted into tiny plastic packets, etc.

No idea if they kept that up.

Addendum: Apparently so, and they have 5 types of household bins for seperating waste: https://greenendeavour.com.au/is-germanys-waste-management-s...
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Do you have a source for that? I'd be interested to read more, because there are similar statistics that only count the percentage collected, not the percentage actually recycled. e.g. there's quite a bit of "mixed" recycling in the UK, which firms count as "being recycled", but when they get to the recycling plant if there's "too much" contamination (e.g. food, non-recyclable plastic etc.) then it's sent to the incinerator.
Ory Kratos UI in SvelteKit
I really like the design and inspiration behind the Ory stack of products, including Kratos. On the other hand, as it does not ship with a user interface out of the box, the hurdle to use it can be quite hard in my opinion. So I decided to write one myself in SvelteKit to learn the framework and provide an alternative to the official React reference implementation. It uses headless and accessible components from Melt UI project and for styling - TailwindCSS.
When my parents were kids in Asia they used to get all their club soda delivered in cartons in glass bottles that had a little glass ball in it to hold in the carbonation. You then pushed the glass ball down to open it up. They would then sterilize and reuse those and the glass ball would self seal once carbonated again.

What a really nice, fully reusable bottle with no waste at all.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codd-neck_bottle?wprov=sfti1
I just had a look at this (I'd been meaning to for a while, I miss the milkman leaving milk and other bits from my childhood). The milk is literally 4x the price I would pay in the supermarket. It's a lovely idea, but in this economic climate, most people are more price-conscious than that...
I go through a 64 gallon trash bin a week. By my back of the envelope calculation thats about 1.3 chevy tahoes worth of trash a year, and that's just me one American out of 400 million so all told we are dealing with maybe half a billion chevy tahoes of trash a year we need to do something with or put someplace if most Americans consume like I do.
Is the "piping" associative? As in, does it allow me to put `where eventTime > minus(now(), toIntervalMinute(15)) | count` into a variable so I can use it later on multiple different tables/queries? I remember failing to do the same thing with ggplot2 when I wanted to share styling between components. If the operator is not associative, then the reading order will have to be mixed since composing will require functions (and Go doesn't have pipes/UFCS)
By your own reasoning, Raj from the Big Bang Theory wouldn't be a "token" Indian. If the show's creators didn't care about balancing the diversity scales, as you're implying, they wouldn't use token characters would they.
Recyclable is a scam perpetuated by the plastic industry. You should be using reusable glass which is expensive to replace but cheap to refill.
There is no "particular representative"; every equivalence class (except 0) has two possible representatives.

... and that's exactly why the C modulo operator sucks.
Actually, "esprit d'escalier" is indeed used in French, though less commonly, especially outside of literary contexts. It refers specifically to the inability to come up with a timely response or comeback (and the frustration of finding the "perfect" reply when the conversation is already over). On the other hand, "présence d'esprit" has a broader usage in everyday language. It can mean having a quick and witty response (the opposite of "esprit d'escalier"), or more broadly, the sudden ability to judge and react appropriately in a situation.

edit: typo
Anyone who has worked or lived with down syndrome people know that they are indeed special: empathetic to a fault and intensely social.

https://adscresources.advocatehealth.com/social-sensitivity/....
This reminds me of when, as a teen, I got into tinkering with various security tools using the BackTrack live linux distro (I think it was the precursor to Kali?), and on my then laptop had to run about ten commands I had painstakingly cobbled together from various google searches in order to get the GPU drivers running and a decent screen resolution — on every reboot
Except of course if he fries that egg while he is supposed to save the world, or if by frying the egg he used too much energy, to now get defeated by the real thing.
They have a solid statistical background, and the owner is easily reachable. This website is owned by a friend of mine, and we use this website for our own trades in the US stock market. You can try it for free if you want to
Cervantes was buried on April 23 but he probably died on April 22.
Shakespeare almost certainly knew Cervantes beacuse there is a lost play attributed to Shakespeare based on an episode in Miguel de Cervantes's Don Quixote.
Probably Cervantes never read a Shakespeare's work.

https://www.folger.edu/blogs/shakespeare-and-beyond/shakespe...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_History_of_Cardenio
Just collected the milk from the doorstep. Still electric! Milkman wears a headband light. 3 times a week because we have fridges now.

In 70s after an all night party I nearly got run over by one. The only moving vehicle in sight!

Was brilliant during lockdown because you could order food stuffs the night before 3 times a week as part of regular delivery.
[Author of talc] Glad this feature is proving useful. Seeing this makes me think I should implement a better-looking Display implementation than the default Debug impl though. Something for the next update ^-^
Other popular platforms are more locked down and underpowered.
Even Raspberry Pi relies on Broadcom blobs.

Maybe the only way is to build one's own machines with open IPs.
This is wrong. The paper described that their activation is in int8 during inference.

That being said, before-LLM-era deep learning already had low bit quantization down to 1w2f [0] working back in 2016 [1]. So it's certainly possible it would work for LLM too.

[0] 1-bit weights, 2-bit activations; though practically people deployed 2w4f instead.
[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1606.06160
They still sell the metal cans today but they are at least galvanized.
Curvature of Polyhedra (2021)
Whipped cream is easy to make with a machine like that. You fill it with cream, and nitrogen dioxide bubbles through. Done.

They describe it as "whipped cream" in Europe, and there's no way they could do that if it wasn't. The alternative is "vegan whipped topping".
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Where did Amazon go wrong and how did Apple do better?
Instead looking at smartphone screens, it seems to me we're approaching the "CD moment" - in case of screens it's the DPI. Can't see a pixel with a naked eye? Not even when a water droplet forms a lens? If so then packing more pixels doesn't... change anything; in pretty much the same sense that after 44.1 kHz 16 bit it's the human senses that don't perceive any difference.

Seems screen-wise the new frontier is brightness and HDR.
Glad you liked it! That's quite the incredible career. Lost in Random seems just like my taste. Guess who just bought it and is enjoining it tonight...

> but it's been the industry standard for a long while

Yeah, I mixed messages with my colorful writing style I guess, thought the passage "Using 3D LUTs to style your game’s colors via outside tools is a very well known workflow." was enough to state, that it's not niche use. Clarified now with an extra sentence.
> What a mess.

Nothing compared to https://www.google.com/search?q=landfill+plastic&tbm=isch
now aspx makes sense. will try to use this in future, thanks
In my country growing up, there were always random health issues popping up because the reused packaging or storage without packaging was not always hygienic.

In the beginning of 90s, when plastic packaging became popular, it was a huge change as we did not have to worry about many health issues ( food poisoning etc).
From their doc, immutability is used for avoiding data races. Deadlocks are avoided by only starting a procedure when all dependencies are ready.
NewsHavn: Danish news, in English (translated by LLM)
A few states in the US as per your link, do have this system
Thanks for opening the issue. The allocator looks pretty interesting. Happy to try add it to the benchmarks, although doing apples-to-apples tests with its limitations might not be possible without some changes.
The true meaning of security assurance levels
I know a girl who did a lot of horse riding from a rather young age, even had her own horse, and she was bullied a lot as a kid.
LLMs are at the forefront of the AI revolution in healthcare. However, there are ongoing concerns about the security of medical data used to generate content with LLMs. Discover what steps you need to take to ensure your LLM solution is secure and compliant with HIPAA or GDPR, in case you use OpenAI solutions.
Well, if there's a progressive increase in coddling and formalisation of play, certainly.

But perhaps once these practices begin to be reversed, people will feel that it's terrifying that the children are suddenly independent and not incredibly passive and cowardly.
Glass bottles have to be reprocessed later. Forever pollutants offer more benefits for the industry.

Short term benefit and profit margin dominate the calculation of if life environments deserve to continue unpolluted or they deserve to be destroyed in the name of compound interest.
You can do it in CSS only.
That restriction was lifted in 2020.

tuple_accessor::name is a const char* which is what you asked for. static_value here is an implementation detail and the type of its members is irrelevant.
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Nice product. It really gets to the point fast. Save lots of my time.
> He has also shared crypto market tips with the guards, the person said, recommending investments in the digital coin Solana.

At the time of FTX collapse SOL was its 3rd largest asset - the rise in it's price since 2023 is helping to make whole its customers - and perhaps help the sentencing or appeal?
Jevon's paradox in action