skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It should, but currently because of the AWS outage things are a little choppy. If you submit it we'll make sure it gets through.
It's not that bad, but if you have Switzerland south of you, every single of your trains look bad.

(Take it with a bit of neighbourly humour.)
Can I email you too?
You just have to first hack (or maybe even just ask nicely) another suitable species (or their technological artifacts) wherever you want to go, and have them create the biological substrate and download/upload mechanism on their end. This limits travel to already inhabited corners of the universe, but that's better than nothing I suppose.

The tricky thing is that hacking is usually an iterative process, and these iterations are going to be an extreme exercise in patience.

Actually, another tricky thing: how do you know that the other end is actually cooperating? If the aliens are dicks they could give you the thumbs up while having zero intention to reconstitute your consciousness. If you wanted to round-trip some brave soul as a means of verifying everything works, they could just send one of their own minds back instead, just for the fun of wreaking havoc.
In case you recognize the Baez address and are wondering, it's unsurprisingly not this kind of root https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root , but, somewhat surprisingly to me, also not this kind of root https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_system . Instead it's this kind of root https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_of_a_polynomial , which is really what I should have expected before thinking of root systems ….
I have to say this should get the escape sequences from the terminfo database. I have a couple non-ANSI terminals here that too deserve nice-looking text.
> What is there to know?

Rarely do you see people flaunt their willful ignorance.

> Nearly every website on the western internet has these cookie banners

Well, since you approach is "I don't know and what is there to know", it's no surprise that the industry so easily sold you the lie of "the EU's laws are at fault"

> including the EU's own government sites.

Compare the banner on the site linked above and the usual dark patterns employed by the industry.
> Upon expiration of your subscription you will be given 60 days access at no charge to ensure you have time to migrate any needed data, please review the download instructions here.

You don't disrupt customer businesses like this just because you want to eliminate their pricing tier.

A more likely way to handle that situation is to grandfather in the current subscribers (for a much longer period), and only disallow new subscribers at that tier.
In the sense of “controlling each engine individually, in real time, such that a quadcopter maintains stable level flight”
Did it not? I would consider Bittorrent traffic to have a very high risk of being blocked or viewed as suspicious, and as a result almost never gets embedded in other use cases. Even the simple use case of using torrents to have peer-to-peer delivery of software updates has flopped.
definitely shifting to more engineering-focused type of roles so at the very I'd work on swe/infra skills
I get what you’re saying, but it just rarely turns out to be an issue in Go. Not sure why.
This is correct; one must be in full time education up to the age of 18 now. However, this does not need to be at school; apprenticeships, correspondence courses and other kind of educational programmes count too. School leaving age (for those who are not educated at home) is still 16.
It took me way too long to start using Lenses. I've been a Kagi user for a while now, but lenses never really seemed that useful. The unlock for me is that I'm often looking for 3D models, so I added one for all the usual 3D model suspects (Thangs, Printables, etc).
At one time, needed to have done a relevant personal project with acceptable/postable public link to get an invite. see lobste.rs site info.
It’s simple: I don’t want my code and code collaborators to be using a platform owned and controlled by a third party. Just like I don’t want my OS or text editor, kitchen, furniture, clothing, books or music to be controlled by a third party that can decide to take it away whenever they see fit. Code and open source are integral to my life, as are the other things cited above, and therefore I’m uncomfortable with the idea of using github for the forseable future.

As it happens there are many others like me, and this helps fuel our excitement and drive to get this out there.
Great question, it's definitely similar to Adrenaline and Bloop in that it is designed to do full codebase context.

Cursor is different because it's really focused on augmenting the code writing experience with code gen, while we're working on code comprehension.

A good way to look at it is - Cursor replaces your IDE, Greptile replaces/augments your internal docs.
You’re not describing anything different from how Nyquist pops up in analog signals either - sampling and signal will always have jitter and noise. I would recommend reading the linked pdf if you haven’t done so as it gives a number of examples of how Nyquist can screw up your intuition.
Yeah, you can get pretty close to TextEdit by just dropping an NSTextView into the document window XIB of a document-based Mac app, hooking up the data methods in your Document class to it, and doing a little bit of wiring of menu items to the textview. Text formatting bar, rulers, Find in Page, font panel, etc. There’s a few things missing but not a ton.

The document-based app template gets you a lot for “free” too, including tabs and conversion of windows into tabs and vice versa.
No, you are your consciousness. The self exists only in the story the mind tells itself, so both versions would think they are the original you.

Besides, the serialisation process is a form of quantum measurement. Depending on how coarse-grained it is, there might be no way to take a snapshot without modifying you (maybe the measurement process turns the original brain matter into soup).
Hi! This is due to an AWS outage, sorry about that. We should be more stable now.
Why is this desirable again?
> Even more interesting is when I see my partner try to do something on my Mac using a trackpad, he seems... apprehensive? Like he is so afraid of doing the wrong thing and for me this trackpad has never done something I didn't want it to do. Like without even thinking about it while I was re-reading this comment, I had fingers just resting on my trackpad.

I think I'll never "get" drag&drop on MacBook touchpads. Every time I try to do it, I accidentally open the file info, or the touchpad is too small to actually reach the place where I want to drop the file to. It is absolutely doing things I don't want it to do. I absolutely dread having to use the touchpad. (that applies to other laptops too, though)
I'm a little confused at the part about decorative attributes being done outside of the editing transaction, saying "And they are not even aware of the transaction since they live in the NSLayoutManager itself, not in NSTextStorage". Decorative attributes like color do normally live in the NSTextStorage! Is the author implying that the colors applied to markdown characters are being done with NSLayoutManager's temporary attributes support (typically used to color misspelled words)? What would be the purpose of that?
Exactly, this is straight up pressure from GNOME to get systemd everywhere.
You probably don't have 15000 'agents' that need $30k in cash and you expose every single one of them to an unnecessary risk if they get caught with fake money. Somewhat similar case:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollow_Nickel_Case
I wonder about this. It never seems to conclude zebras are the problem. It's always humans.

Is eliminating humans the wrong solution, or just one that we don't like?

We see this with crime stats too (and as of late, voting results). Unfavorable outcomes surface, and interested groups immediately move to discredit it.

Because we can't fathom that the results might actually be accurate, nothing ever changes.
Merced is at least 2 hours away from the SF Bay Area or Sacramento. Bakersfield is 2-3 hours away from LA. Not many people bike 100 miles, and a bus would be even slower travel times. These are not useful endpoints. There isn't anything better between them. California is 50% larger than Italy with 2/3 the population. It's just not a dense place.
Thank you for the kind words! Yes, AWS is experiencing an outage and by extension, so are we :( Should be a bit more stable now though!
Bikini wallpapers?! Oh my god, that's disgusting! Where?
Yea I think normal is back a lot more than you want to believe.
If all those resources (Wikipedia article and papers) exist, then they are surely in GPT-4's training set as well. So clearly there is a difference between the capabilities of Claude and GPT-4.
> complain of a nonexistent "far right" bogeymen

And there I was thinking they were complaining about things like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Potsdam_far-right_meeting

Or this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Halemba#Investigation_a...
My inner geek tells me it's more likely humans will plug themselves into the matrix because it'll be far more receptive to technological advances than actual exploration.

At best, you'll throw a bunch of nanoprobes everywhere to get new entropy into the system.
Boy do I regret recommending Pivotal Tracker to people over the years, imagine doing something like this to paying customers - nasty.
well, know that you're not alone in that feeling.
The two are unrelated, but they do reference the shareware platform in their FAQ.

https://help.kagi.com/kagi/faq/faq.html#are-you-affiliated-w...
> I asked 'the people who use software' and they don't like excessive memory usage or stuttering from bulk collection.

Two of the most widely programming languages are implemented on top of garbage collected runtimes: JavaScript and Java. There are many applications where garbage collection works just fine.

> Also libraries written in a garbage collected language are only going to be usable in the same language.

See .net and the JVM. Those are nowadays runtimes with garbage collection and multiple languages.

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_CLI_languages
> Yeah it does[0]

Not the ones that the industry has barfed up, and I specifically chose this wording

ePrivacy: "their use should be allowed on condition that users are provided with clear and precise information"

GDPR (among other things): "the request for consent shall be presented in a manner which is clearly distinguishable from the other matters, in an intelligible and easily accessible form, using clear and plain language... It shall be as easy to withdraw as to give consent."

Nothing in any law requires the "accept by default, go through hundreds of checkboxes to opt-out". If anything, those are actually illegal.
Hey! This is off-topic, but I'm not sure where else to post it.

Does Kagi hang indefinitely for text searches for y'all? I experience this behavior about 1/4 searches. No error; just no page load. I am about to cancel my sub and switch back to Google.
Death is usually permanent.
Yeah. A lot of the new .md build systems are sprouting up to address the gaps between .md and complex pubs, a space occupied by the more complex LMLs (lightweight markup) like .adoc and .rst. This - for the Nth million time - beautifully illustrates conservation of complexity: you liked Markdown because low complexity, then you got complex requirements, now you have to shovel the complexity into a bespoke build system.

I understand there's a couple of .md forks dedicated to solving some of the problems with complex docs, but the trap phrase there is "a couple of forks". One writer goes with MDX, another writer uses a Jekyll script, another writer uses MultiMarkdown . . whoops! Broken pubs system.

I understand Markdown, and I like it. I like it a LOT[1]. But it's not for every use case.

[1] It led the charge against the XML Publications Fortress, which had[a] locked down documents inside of an ivory fortress for decades. Curious what the doc looks like? Want to contribute? TOO BAD. But then came Adam Schwartz on his White Horse, and the world was changed.

[1.a] And continues to lock, in many industries.
Before clicking I thought it was about flexhedra, but I got confused. But since there is seemingly no Wikipedia page for it here is a French video (subtitled, hopefully with a high enough quality) describing it briefly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg3_gLO-reE
likely for relevant field notables that lurk/reply on lobste.rs.
Unless there was severe disruption, of course - since the lines have been so well standardised in Germany, ICE trains can travel on local lines too, so you could theoretically end up in the middle of nowhere if the train service was redirected mid-journey.
latency does matter. realistic workflows are not one shot outputs. They're slow iterative improvements and changes to an image generated from a fixed or at least manually adjusted seed. 5 min would be killer.

30 seconds is probably a decent sweetspot imo.
Anyone with two brain cells can tell the difference between a homeless person and an adventurer. Pretty much anything people do to challenge themselves sucks for someone who's stuck doing it without a choice.
Crafting Self-Evident Code with D [pdf]
Trillions of gallons leak from aging drinking water systems
It seems like you can define radicle repos as flake inputs like so: https://gist.github.com/MatrixManAtYrService/b527300542b6fdd...

Although maybe this approach is cheating because it's relying on https and not some kind of hash-linked P2P magic (which would definitely require modifying nix to make work). I guess there's something similar to the IPFS gateway going on: somebody is hosting a bridge into radicle space. It would be interesting to get this working without dependency on that bridge.

Anyhow, modify your project's flake accordingly and your version of `rad` will track with that radicle repo. No curl-to-bash required.
Never tell a Googler what the metric is.

Cue a flood of aspiring L6 promo packets with detailed numbers on improved brownie recipe ranking.
Energy use that doesn't deliver concrete value to the world. Mostly just speculators and gambling, but uses a a couple hundred TWh of electricity worldwide.

Yes yes I know, some applications are lower energy usage but parent comment is asking about the ethics of crypto in general.
I love drag-and-dropping to arbitrary locations in the Finder using spring-loaded folders. I think it is a bit tricky…if you don’t know the trick.
Nonprofit entrepreneurship as a high-impact career path
Worth mentioning that before libinput, the synapse driver handled kinetic scroll very well IMO, but AIU the developers removed the device-specific coefficients and other parameters because they said it couldn't be tested and became a mess or something. I remember looking at my Linux (Wayland, gnome3) notebook in anticipation of physical pain, at which point I switched to Mac OS permanently. To this date, I still don't understand why Linux desktop developers had to throw everything away and valued their grand refactorings more than a working desktop, especially when absolutely no new desktop apps are being developed anyway, but I guess that's what you get with a "hobby" (= developer motivation rather than demand driven) OS after all.
Again, it's obvious what I mean by socialists. It's not other groups using the word "socialist" in their name, like some communists (USSR) or national-socialists (Nationalsozialismus). I mean what universally is called "socialism" as a single word.

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

And you argue against my wording but not against my actual points. The post is bland and unoriginal.
Sharp signal edges are hard to get at higher frequencies - it seems quite natural
There are several elements that are practically invisible though: play/pause buttons on the sides, comments in parentheses, explanatory text on graphics.

It's a shame because otherwise the presentation is really good.
In my case 100 was not enough. I almost didn't sign up for Kagi because I hadn't yet felt the value and configuring a browser to use Kagi as the default search engine isn't a zero effort task.

It probably took me about 200 to 300 searches before I was firmly decided that paying for Kagi is worth it. If I hadn't been freshly mad about Google's declining search quality, and displeased with DDG for something they had recently done (can't remember at this point), after the trial I probably wouldn't have paid and just would have gone back to DDG.
When I select text with the trackpad, which isn't all that often, I'll usually double-click on the first word and drag, so I don't need to be very precise. Or triple-click if I need the whole paragraph. When editing text or code I almost always navigate and select using the keyboard, but I do that regardless of the pointer device I'm using.
I use the android version through WSA because it supports chapters which the web version doesn't and it also does a better job of remembering my location when I switch from it to my actual phone than the web app does.
Mite: A Mite-Y Language for the Web
God's honest truth right there.
That would be fairly dystopian. Tickets should direct the devs, not micro-manage them.
There are going to be screen and components options on any laptop, and that's fine. What's weird is how many different but similar products Dell has, same with HP.

The most confusing laptop lineup Apple ever had that I remember was early 2015: MacBook, MacBook Air, Macbook Pro, and the old non-retina MBP from 2012 that they were still selling.
You do if you want to make the big enterprise money with little cost.

Grandfathering in is nice, but it really just pulls the bandage off slower in the long run.
He's quoting the daily active users, not the number of accounts.
My Apple trackpads don’t click when they are powered off. It just feels like pressing a piece of glass.
They couldn’t have done it without their surrogate army of downvoters that passively gaslight any presumed readers of whistleblowers like yourself. “It’s a conspiracy theory!” Any discussion about censorship around here gets similar treatment.
I think it's quite important to have a good relation with upstream developers. You don't want to get into the situation that Manjaro got in with Arch Linux.
The Long Shadow of 'American Dirt'
This does happen to me sometimes! Not 1/4 though, more like a few times a day. At first I thought it was my internet connection but it happens often enough and is usually reproducible for about 15 to 20 seconds, so does seem to have something to do with the query.
Your Phone / Phone Link still supports this. See: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/topic/setting-up-apps-in....
I think it's a good data point, but it's not a "tell all" indicator. So I agree with you.
The wording of his comments strongly suggests he doesn't want to share that information.
Comprehensible Programming [video]
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granted, I know Paper is an apt name, but there's at least 2 other iOS apps called "Paper" IIRc...
Is YC accepting applications for interstellar body rental stations like Hertz is for cars? I'd bootstrap it, but I think this requires venture scale funding.
This is great. I used to play this sort of game with friends, with our phones on a Bluetooth speaker.

I was on my last go when the screenshot gave it away for me. There were two options available in the search, but it seems I guessed correctly!
Sometimes you just need to let the ship sink into the ocean. Wish I had a time machine to go back and tell myself that ten years ago.

Quite often, doing a rescue on a process problem . . it's like a coaler changing the course of the Titanic after pie April 14, 1912. At some point, you just make sure you're abovedecks and have your oilskins on by midnight.
There are 37,291,836 SLOC in Firefox. Over 37 million lines of code. That's probably larger than the Linux kernel. The program requires hundreds of megabytes of disk space. It is overkill to use such a program to read a small text file. Are there faster alternatives that require less storage space, memory and CPU.

https://4e6.github.io/firefox-lang-stats/
Some of the earliest experiments in this area were for the US army in the 1950s:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiller_VZ-1_Pawnee

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Lackner_HZ-1_Aerocycle
But wasn't that the point? There's nothing to point to other than a handful of failures, and still as very heavy reliance on search (related revenues).

My takeaway was based on just that: The company's vision remains dominated by search, and that in turn drives the culture to be search-centric and nothing else. If there was something else to see, we'd have seen it by now.

What felt odd (to me) was that the article (initially) gave Pichai any credit at all. Why? Just about all signs point to a company with one-trick and running on auto-pilot.
Works perfectly for me on various browsers and operating systems, and for my friends as well.

Hopefully the kagi team will see this though and chime in, or you should report the bug
Is this something like what Qt `QScrollerProperties::MaximumClickThroughVelocity` controls? It's not exactly an event, but a click-through would stop the scroll immediately.
> cultivating the mentality that lying in the trenches for your country/culture/values might be necessary.

That would mean cultivating the mentality that a country is more than just an economic platform, because that's not something anyone is willing to die for. It means cultivating the dreaded nationalism.
It's been a while since brexit, surely if it was that bad you could go back home by now.
I don't think this would ultimately be healthy for Kagi. The continuing pressure to maintain the value of the subscription since people can cancel at anytime IMHO drives their success.
Unfortunately: Step 1 is still "Dissolve all the e-waste in a huge vat of concentrated acid".

So, unless there is some huge market for low-gold mixes of strong acids and e-waste, this new method is still rather lacking on both the "Environmentally Friendly" and "Completely Recycle" fronts.
Very Cool!

I also have T1D and its a natural source for cool software engineering projects like this.

You might like these two posts:
Using machine learning to predict when I excercised: https://dddiaz.com/post/glucose-datascience/

Using Genomic Software to explore my auto-immune genes: https://dddiaz.com/post/hla/