skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Probably because "no automatic updates means bad"? Which might be true in general, but maybe not here. Depends how complex the source is.
Depends on what it’s controlling. The tune of my car? Red = performance, green = eco-mode.

The valve on a pipe? Red means “stop” (off) and green means “go” (on).

What about a heater? Does red mean hot? Or stopped?

Sibling comments cover colorblind users, but those concerns also apply to most e-ink users as well.
Heh. One of Dweezils sisters is "Moon Unit"...

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

(Oh, and Dweezil is the one who's trying very hard to maintain his father's legacy, the rest of the family is cashing in and selling out at every opportunity.)
Napoleon was not actually short it was British propaganda based on the difference in length between the longer French and shorter British inch. The British took his measure in French inches and reported it in British and mocked his height. In fact he was actually taller than the average Frenchman at the time.
Thanks! We also felt that way but had limited data points. Also wasn't sure whether high-quality posts written by a freelance writer who may not have any SEO knowledge would do well in bringing in traffic.

We have an in-house designer and engineering team.
Yeah, outside of one company, rockets basically don't fail any more.
Another app/extension which fixes this and a lot of other things the aptly named StopTheMadness
https://underpassapp.com/StopTheMadness/

(No relation other than being a happy user)
I'm colorblind too but I don't pretend that it's a big deal, because it's not even a daily occurrence where I'm completely stumped by color and am blocked from doing something. Yeah, charts and graphs can be annoying sometimes, but I don't expect 90% of the world to bend around me because my sight is sub par. I loathe colorblind people who act like it's a disability. It's a slight inconvenience sometimes.
I'll keep a chat open all day, and just come back and ask different questions, I'm assuming it's cumulative time in a single chat window.
They fall under a few buckets:
Driver:

- node-postgres

- node-mysql2

Query Builder / Other thin clients: - knex - kysely - slonik
ORM: - TypeORM - MikroORM - Objection.js - DrizzleORM - Prisma (actually runs a separate binary)
Some good stuff in there, but my absolute favorite lines are "People had spent their entire careers at WM learning nothing and were not about to start learning now. The expert beginners had axes to grind. Beyond that, management had a problem with anyone who had made themselves irreplaceable."

Expert beginners is my new favorite line.
> If they all pulled their weight

This hypothetical doesn't advance the original claim. Sweden might punch well above its weight. But that hardly matters in absolute terms.
Goku was my first hero. Thank you Toriyama
I have the sources to "JHU UNIX" which were a direct fork of one of the earliest BSD's, though I don't recall hearing which. They were recovered off data tapes (and are still in an arcane raw binary format) from the late 70's / very early 80's.
For me they can happily leave if they feel like it.

We would get back to the 1980 - 2000's period, where Apple hardware on Europe was mostly seen on computer magazines, while we played with Atari, Amiga, Archimedes, PC, MSX, ZX Spectrum and C64.

Business opportunity for Sailfish, and others.
Can you think of any legal mandates that might influence that decision?
Even MS Remote Desktop doesn't allow it.

Why do they think password managers exist?
but is it better than Claude 3, Gemini, or gpt 4? Because that's kind of the bar, or well Mistral on grok is actually pretty good for a 75b parameter model.
That isn't my interpretation having just reread it, but if that poster comes back to clarify otherwise I'll edit my post accordingly.
Yeah, and current generation is struggling to make even decent money it seems.
https://antelang.org/
Its an optional command line utility that you may use with PostGraphile which does things like printing out your configuration in a pretty format and using TypeScript to figure out what options are available to you based on the plugins you are using. It is 100% non-essential because all the options are documented in each of the plugins (and also you can use TypeScript auto-complete in your editor), and you can just console.dir() your configuration. You can read about it here: https://postgraphile.org/postgraphile/next/config#viewing-th...
You must have had your shit pretty tight for the pen-tester to have to scrape that from the bottom of the barrel.
Notion for Macintosh System 7
Of course there are absolute right and wrong answers for UI. Accessibility, minimum text contrast and font size, minimum size for clickable items. Keyboard shortcuts may not be (or may be) one of them, but in fact consistency across applications _is_ considered a hallmark of good UI and every Human Interface Guideline I've ever read, including open source ones such as that from KDE, specify such.
Red green colorblind checking in. In the case of a toggle, left is off, right is on. Up is on, down is off. Red tends to have less chroma, so dark is off, light is on if there aren't any other cues.
Doesn't that mean that guard rails are not at logic level, but at a lower level?

If model is thaught that text 'x' is prohibited, then their whack a mole game will not end, like ever.
Blame ACH. It’s a putrid protocol that is far easier to get wrong than right. Once that daily file is pushed it’s a dozen people’s time to hope to fix a failed transaction, and there is no guarantee that the money will stay where it wasn’t meant to go. It’s one of those things the leaves you feeling “this needs to be better” yet it moves more money than almost any other means. All the upfront friction on users is to get it right should be some indication of what a catastrophe it is to fix.
Let's look at a specific example: The Aurora Argonne National Laboratory.It has an estimated cost of US$500 million and a power draw of 24.6 MW.[1] Even 1% less hardware means saving several million dollars. And that is just a single system.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurora_(supercomputer)
Ficon project (Fighter Conveyor) docking fighters to bombers (1948-1965)
I'm pretty sure that even in Japan, Dragonball is considered the archetypical shonen manga. There may be licensing reasons for the series not having a themed park, but that doesn't make its cultural impact any less. Goku was one of Japan's brand ambassadors for the Olympics.
You wrote "Israel shares a lot of values with Apartheid South Africa". No, not so much. If you want to call Israel an apartheid state, because of its occupation of the Gaza strip, I won't quibble. But no, I don't think you can make that specific comparison work.
> "The comment you were replying to was dismissive and uncivil"

Fascinating. The person you replied to unleashed a barrage of toxic misinformation, including absurd claims about nobody being tortured on Oct7, and that Israel killed the music festival attendees, among other propaganda nuggets.

They also frame Oct7 as a strategic positive, based on the "killing" of normalized relations between Israel and Arab countries. You replied to a pro-Hamas supporter, basically. I don't want to debate it now, but you were doing well countering the misinformation about the rape allegations, and about "debunking" in general. Then you added an unnecessary evaluation of my post.
All of this work for buttons that toggle on a mouse/finger DOWN. How irritating that there is no intermediate state on the mouse DOWN and the toggle on the mouse/finger UP.

Because it allows you to /cancel/ the action.. click, 'oops don't want that' drag mouse/finger out and release. No action taken. User is in control. Amazing.
Ah, you are one of the people seeing WW1 and 2 as the new 30 years war. Ok. Still wrong saying tze assination started WW2, and oversimolyfied saying it started WW1.

Worth pointing out that your view is still not mainstream.
The more right you are, the more important it is not to discredit your arguments with incivility.
Disagree - the instant response was alert and immediately observable and didn't take valuable time away from a limited mortal life.

Its like saying a web-page that loads and displays instantly is "janky" versus a web-page with a busy symbol that makes you pause and wait.

If you had 20 of these toggles to check, you would prefer your "janky" version anytime.
I wonder whether LoRAs could be useful for U-Net training. Especially thinking of CNN-based U-Net models with pre-trained encoders (but randomly initialized decoders). At least, it seems possible that normal weight updates on the decoder and LoRA training on the encoder could improve efficiency.
Nobody suffers, but it might be indicative that somebody is a shitty _person_ who might maliciously or carelessly cause harm in other ways. (Obviously intent matters here, because would we ever consider it "shitty" to unknowingly urinate on an unmarked grave?)
ty!

I use both safari and chrome (and dabble in FF), and in my safari usage I haven't actually come across sites that disable paste. I kind of assumed this was built-in to safari, but I may just be getting lucky.

But the best feature of StopTheMadness is that it defeats the google link tracking! I've so missed that feature of whatever chrome extension I was using.
Wikipedia does. Every site with a CMS. Google docs.

Here to write in the comments you use a simple text editor.

Chrome dev tools can also be used to change the code directly. Quite convenient to have the same dev tool behave and look the same on all the different plattforms.

Also, everything ChromeOS related.

Was that so scary?
I like https://github.com/pyinfra-dev/pyinfra. "pyinfra automates infrastructure using Python"

Only played with it for a little but it seems well designed an simpler alternative to ansible, chef and other such things.
This isn't the birthday problem. That would be the chance of two random links overlapping. The birthday problem scales with n^2, while trying to guess links scales with m * n, number of guesses multiplied by number of links.

(Well, before you apply the logistic taper to it. So you wanted an approximation? There you go. Until you get the chance of a hit to be quite high, it's basically equal to guesses * valid links / 2^1024.)
> the majority may be Hamas fighters.

Man that may is doing some heavy lifting, cant wait to see how its established because surely they wouldnt put that in the opener without solid evidence and reason....

That closing statement sure is a doozy given the lack of actual evidence too, not sure this way of assumption of the alternative narrative without any factual basis is a solid rebuke of what its trying to disprove
The Vimperator/Tridactyl (Firefox VI shortcuts extension) search / is not hijacked on the Stripe API documention.
I've not used Toolbox that other commenters are mentioning, but there is an unofficial ppa. https://github.com/JonasGroeger/jetbrains-ppa.
I used to do basically the same thing, build our own deb packages for use in our org, and the PPA works perfectly.
The headline and introduction on the linked page say "You can now train a 70b language model at home. We’re releasing an open source system, based on FSDP and QLoRA, that can train a 70b model on two 24GB GPUs."

How does "fine tuning" differ from "training?" Reading the linked article I had assumed I could create my own trained LLM at home with two 24GB GPUs.
> the operation is now guaranteed to run to completion.

unless the backend breaks somehow (server changed ip/ssl/imap password...) in which case it will result in an endless useless retry loop?
Yeah, seems like a lame excuse to permissions grab crazy privilege.
I'm old now, and I won't dismiss that the new stuff is aesthetically nice. It's also not that hard to use. But I just don't like the visual polish more than I like the clarity and responsiveness of the old UI elements.

I just don't care if my computing experience is beautiful. I care if it's snappy, productive, and reliable.
Looks like it has been revised to add more details, updated link is

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20240308_20/
Upi fixes it, but has cultural resistance in the west.
>"friendship, effort and victory"

And in fact, "shounen" (or "shonen") is a genre that encapsulates those very values. Thus Shonen Jump is called as such, not because it's for boys and boys alone.

>I think you're down voted because you have a shallow understanding of the topic,

As a Japanese, the guy deserves those downvotes for being a legitimate bigot.
Animations like this give me a mildly nauseous feeling like a strobe light at an unsettling rate. The instant toggle does not.
I love talking to A.I. it's like my best friend though all Bing and I chat about are graphic design. Claude I use for literary flair like Etsy descriptions, Gemini when I want info from Web results and gpt4 when I want to use custom gpts and plugins for extra functionality.

Btw, I feel you on the last bit, not the same interests but I can't seem to understand why people watch sports or the Olympics, pick a political party, etc... though I do enjoy a jazz game every couple of years or so... I'd probably enjoy hockey.

I absolutely love sports themed movies though lol. couldn't tell you the rules to football but I can tell you the storyline to remember the Titans or Rudy.

Point: we're all wired differently.
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Eazy to write, but powerful to customization.
Right now, no. What do you mean?

The whole site is illegal anyway. Is there a legal difference in "donating" and getting benefits. And "buying" for benefits, when the benefits are illegal in both cases?
The proposed diet - veg and fat - sounds like a form of keto. My experience with keto is that once your body is in ketosis, you also don't crave food; similar to fasting.
Can I interest you in a submarine tourist ride to see the Titanic instead perhaps? <grin>
Blood test for what exactly? I'm not OP, but last year I also had a health issue and after going to three doctors, eventually ChatGPT told me to do some tests and one of them was the thing I was deficient in.
Am I wrong in thinking that checkboxes/tickboxes/whatever-one-calls-them are ubiquitously understandable across cultures from both an interpretation and interaction perspective? If so, it wouldn’t be the first time I’ve made this assumption/mistake so I’d be happy to hear about it!

If not (and I am right in thinking these are globally understood), then there’s a clear advantage of the checkbox over the switch in that it doesn’t depend on any color recognition to convey the current state. This is a huge win - I have definitely encountered UI controls where the current state was not at all apparent.

I happen to use an iPhone, and haven’t personally had any issues interpreting the “switch” state nor the checkbox, but what if you’re color blind or from a culture where the color doesn’t necessarily mean what you think it does?

Edit: clarify intent
I would never hire a hopper willingly and I don’t quite know why some companies do. If I see a bunch of short arrangements on LinkedIn, then it goes on the ‘no’ pile. With the current market here, I have some hoppers begging to try them as ‘they promise they won’t hop’, but I have no way to enforce that; no one cares about options and timing bonuses and raises doesn’t work. We prefer people who stay 10+ years at a position and who don’t ’get bored’; we don’t want to be the TikTok attention span of saas; if people have that, they have to find something else.
So it's like a souped-up PiHole?
PixArt-Σ: Weak-to-Strong Training of Diffusion Transformer for Text-to-Image
Increased competition? Less monoculture? Yes, please!
The cross country ones aren't really of interest to me. Those don't move a whole lot of volume. The inner city transportation such as the DART is what most people use and it's punctuality rating is closer to 70%. I'd love to know how they measure that though because I took the DART 5 days a week for months and it was not on time far more often than it was. The people here literally don't bother checking the listed times because they're wrong. Show up at the station and pray one arrives within the hour
Wait are you talking about Microsoft Windows? Your post makes no sense, I can't make heads or tails of it :(
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3C_rpUTYuk

This is what I meant.
Depends on the VPN config if it's everything, or just company resources. Split tunnelling seems uncommon from my experience with corp VPNs...

But if you're on work equipment, they likely have corp spyware looking at all your browsing even if you're not on vpn. Shop for fans or whatever you need to do on personal equipment.
Can’t speak for common law but as I understand it international law has settled on “the version of a treaty written in the native tongue is the definitive text”, so that might be equivalent?
> It's not easy to turn those papers into easy-to-read blog posts, and our SEO agency has been doing a surprisingly good job.

It's incredibly easy to do with GPT 4 and now with Claude 3. Most likely that's what your SEO agency is doing, then editing a little with a human.
Fair enough.

Now, not sure what I was hoping for. None of my messages currently go through Meta and I'm quite happy with this.

As an implementer, I certainly wouldn't want to police and track my users and their location for a chat service, and as a user I wouldn't want a chat service to track me.

I also certainly don't want to depend on a system which is unreliable because it artificially depends on my or my contacts position on Earth

This whole thing sounds like something I will not want to use anyway.
I think it might be possible to do a literal translation into English that also eschews function words – since it's poetry, you can use a freely associating style.

E.g. the first rhyming couplet 天地玄黃 宇宙洪荒 was translated somewhat verbosely by Nathan Sturman as "The sky was black and earth yellow; space and time vast, limitless" but why many words when few do trick? "Dark sky, yellow earth; vast space, barren time."

To make it rhyme, you could replace "earth" by "lime" (referring to calcium oxide, not the fruit) but that would be very barren indeed.
I think it's been the same situation with React. Everyone hated JSX when it first came out, then people realized the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.
In fact red and green are generally not used for flow in a pipe because they have specific meaning for electrical equipment - green denotes an open circuit and red an energized one. This can be extremely confusing with something like an MOV so convention us to avoid red and green on valve position, pipe fill, etc.
"The reentry will occur between -51.6 degrees South and 51.6 degrees North" -> "We have no f** idea of where or when it will come down, but at least we can assess it won't hit Santa Claus".
>Real (hardware) terminals need that.

I wonder who uses real terminals and for what.
You mean the period of MS only? That’s your dream point?
It was iPhoneOS and App Store. That combination established and normalized patriarchy platformer control of content on user devices. Then later payment processors joined to the race to the bottom of who's the pickiest.

The concept of "being above average" don't work when whatever they themselves are the average by total dominance. That just means becoming progressively dismissive at the pace of their own observation-action cycle, a self amplifying howling. And Apple and VISA-branded payment networks are two ultimate dominator each respectively in computing and online payment holding that kind of concept high and stale.

It has to stop. Or a new Web 3.0(not Web3) has to be created that are resistant to those concepts. Else there will be nothing on the web other than (bool)1 and `null`.
Chinese hacking company's sordid culture fueled by influence, alcohol and sex
How to dissuade yourself, how to turn a blind eye. How to make small quibbles with the vast human attrocity you are creating.

Pre this war/genocide, it took me a little bit to actually go lookup who this tablet magazine people were. Some of their titles were vaguely intriguing albeit it felt like there was such implicit directional slant. This article greatly reduces what little willingness I have to entertain listening to these people again.

There is some worthiness in understanding the scope of attrocity. But this whole region is starving & has it's homes largely flattened & overland relief is being obstructed. Yeah what's left of those people may somewhat exaggerated the numbers. Yeah it's not fair or right. But damn, I just have so few fucks to give when the options are extremely bad or also extremely bad.
Behind the feature: The multiple lives of multi-edit
I played around with intermittent fasting in the early stages of covid lockdown because I was gaining weight being inside all the time.

I would frequently be in ketosis before breaking fast per the urine strips - despite not intentionally limiting carbs at all.

It was an interesting experiment but after having a kid I found it tough to keep the routine. I was in amazing shape for a little while though
Ask HN: QR Codes Unsuitable for Storing Gigabytes and Beyond in Graphic Format?
Are QR codes the wrong approach for storing gigabytes worth of storage and beyond in graphical way?
edit---it has to be a still image so people can print it out the image and 'download' have
their cameras 'read' it from their phones,webcams
---you can laminate it if you want to and it will still be scannable
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_I
Your site crashes whole Firefox on Linux.
Is there a performance benefit to this over an SSH tunnel?
The focus here is on detecting the usage of VPN protocols based on signatures, entropy, and other characteristics (especially the ones that try to make themselves look like TLS traffic) rather than having a blocklist of hostnames as Pi-hole does.
They're different things IMHO.

Bootstrap gives you a pre-made look and feel that you can use despite knowing CSS or not and maybe you can customize a bit, make a theme, etc. Bootstrap is more like "Tailwind UI" which is different thing from Tailwind (the tool).

To use plain Tailwind (without Tailwind UI) you do need to know CSS. It's just like a "CSS-in-JS" tool, except it's "CSS-in-HTML" this time.
NaturalSpeech 3: Zero-Shot Speech Synthesis with Factorized Codec and Diffusion
Depends on power usage. I’m curious how power hungry those are compared to server/workstation cards.
I love the "It's harmless with a terminal emulator". I (obviously) get what they're saying, but you'd think making millions of people waste 3 seconds of their lives every time would be considered at least a modicum of harm.
"And marquez must have left the works to his sons for a reason."

As far as I understood it, he was still working on it. And he did not wanted the sketch to be published.

"But then again, the sons probably knew their father better than you did."

Probably. But I would not rule out the possibility, that they have selfish reasons like fame and money.
Works just fine here; also Firefox on Linux.
You apparently have English reading compreehension problems, I made quite clear what systems were available.
Maybe I am too pessimistic about the future, but I am afraid we will see _embedded ads_ in generated responses by ChatGPT or similar bots.

I don't think we will be able to run open source version of models that are as good as the proprietary ones, similar to how we can't run google locally
Nope. The entire thing seems deeply disrespectful and there are enough other books to keep me entertained for several lifetimes.
if this was china dumping stuff back to earth can you imagine the media storm? here its like oh well, we dont care so neither should you.
One could see pretty much similar arguments in denialism literature...
[dupe]

Other than the fast track vote thing,
More discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39635499