skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
if it went into the grass and the tire fell off that is a bit of a different situation. the landing gear is not meant to stay attached to the plane in all scenarios at all costs, and a 737 is not supposed to be an off road vehicle
I don't think zsh requires any learning as it's mostly adding to bash and is compatible, no?!

In any case, fish offers all the conveniences out-of-the-box, which makes it superior to zsh, to me. It's just a nice and ready drop-in, no configuration required. Like, I can't live without alt-H to pop open the man page for command at cursor, and alt-S to toggle sudo, anymore. Otherwise, for 95% of my use, the differences are unnoticeable, and if I need the arcane bash hacks, well, I drop into a bash shell. Tho, I do miss the <<< and still use bash for scripts. Also, I don't have fish set as default shell outside of the GUI terminal.
> Or build a couple dozen and put in a lower orbit. Not like it would make a dent in China or Russias military budget, or require any tech newer than 20 years old for them.

Look at this animation[1] for a moment (click the >> or >>> button to speed up) and think about what it would actually take to get "in front" of enough satellites to block out a given geographic region; even just a single city. There are hundreds of satellites in each orbital plane, rapidly cycling through and taking each others' place.

You obviously cannot have counter-satellites in a geosynchronous "position", and you also can't have satellites simply move between greatly different orbits (or phases of existing orbits) willy nilly; The delta-V requirements are just too great. This just isn't a feasible strategy.

[1] https://heavens-above.com/Starlink.aspx
Do you believe Israelis and non-Israelis are equal? Is the life of a Palestinian worth that of an Israeli?
For starters, it's Apple the phone making company, Apple the software making company and Apple the (software) distribution company. The cloud, the payment processing, the bank whatever else is there.

They can still be quite integrated, they just have to a allow a different distribution company compete without using the phone company's monopoly as a leverage against them and not use distribution company as a leverage to compete with other software developers i.e. pay the same 30% fee, bid for promotion in the store and use fair ranking in the search.

It's not the first time a huge corp gets split up once they reach end game and can't innovate in their own field anymore.
The Dell chassis has a 2500w powersupply for 6 blades. The HP chassis has a 3000w PS for 8 blades..

I actually ran 3-4 extra circuits to the computer room to run it all...
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What was the deal with PWAs?
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NAISYS is an open source command shell proxy for LLM agents that I just released a few days ago.

It will run the agents in a wrapper around your actual shell that is context friendly. It even has a custom mail client and browser wrapper that is agent/context friendly.

I have a demo video where a Claude3 and GPT4 agent build a website from scratch together on the command line. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttya3ixjumo
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Came to HN to see if there was any stories regarding the tyre/wheel falling off the Boeing 777 yesterday and find the story on a 737 MAX incident. Whether or not either of these incidents are Boeing's fault doesn't matter. Their public image has been destroyed.
The ER is not the only place you can go for medical treatment.

My order of operations for medical treatment are:

1) Virtual consultation. Free through my insurance. If you need to pay full price, this about as expensive as option 2. Also worth skipping if you can tell that an in person visit will be needed anyway.

2) A clinic. I use CVS's minute clinic. Looking at their price list [0], a minor burn treatment will run you about $100-$150, which is about what I would expect for talking to a professional.

3) Urgent Care

4) Emergency Room

[0] https://www.cvs.com/minuteclinic/services/price-lists
When I need a prescription refilled I request a refill from the pharmacy. If the prescription has expired the pharmacy calls or faxes my doctor's office and they send a new prescription to the pharmacy. There is no charge for this.

I've only ever had doctors that worked that way so didn't even know that there were some that did not.

I now wonder which is more common, and if there is some way to tell beforehand when choosing a new doctor which kind they are?
I haven't drunk soda for decades. There is nothing I miss.

(Not to boast with my healthy diet: I eat chocolate and cookies far over any recommendation.)
If you can't have successful tech giants, you can have principles. If Apple/Meta/Alphabet were European companies the EU regulators would have absolutely no scruples about these things.

Every country talks 'free trade!' out of one side of their mouth, and implements protectionism via various concerns about health/safety/fairness out of the other when it's expedient. The US isn't any different, it's just not tech companies we're worried about (except some clock app that the Gen Z kids are obsessed with).
You should have a look at https://internetcomputer.org they built everything around orthogonal persistence.
Pretty interesting and fun to build on it.
I developed https://www.aedile.io
They're compromises that most people agree with, though. Like what's worse, having a merely 60hz display or not being audible in video calls? No CUDA or battery dies mid-day? Few laptop ports or horrible trackpad?

Especially trackpads. Almost nobody makes good trackpads except Apple. I don't get why.
Yes and me too! I fell for the same gov-looking web site scam when renewing a passport in a hurry, courtesy of Google paid search rankings.

Do no evil, but how about earning money from evil doers?
It's entirely possible that Apple's legal team advised the executives of this outcome and more generally the risks involved with the Epic ban move, but were ignored as a strategic decision.
People keep saying tire, but the whole wheel came off. Still likely maintenance/inspection related.
In Journey to the west Sun Wukong learns to behave and start following a path of spiritual growth and wisdom that, at the end of his journey, leads him to become enlightened and a Buddha himself.

Much like Goku in Dragon ball, where trough the training and by following his master's teachings, he becomes a warrior with a noble heart that values friendship over everything else.

After that, I agree, it's simply about becoming stronger and stronger.
Do you know when they stopped? It's been ~14 months since I last flew in the US and they were still making me take evvvvverryyyything out.

At the time I was typically travelling with a laptop, a tablet, and two USB-C portable monitors. It was quite a lot to unpack and re-pack.

NB: Out of concern for the sanity of myself and my fellow travelers sharing a TSA I made sure I could do it as fast as humanly possible. Everything was packed to allow the quickest possible retrieval in line...
Refined sugar is the ultimate processed food. All empty calories. No nutrients or fiber. The best amount to consume is "zero". The second best amount to consume is "as little as possible".
Explain why we should not therefore allow and even encourage students to copy their homework, research projects, and exam answers from one another, or from their instructor's grading key.

While we're at it, let's force companies to share all of their internal research and content with each other, so that in the very best of scenarios everything turns into a giant bureaucratic monoculture as organizations optimize for least friction of copying data, and the lowest common denominator solutions compatible with that goal. Do the same for authors and composers and nuclear weapon designers.

The value of individual contribution immediately becomes worth exactly what was paid for it.

A world that functions according to a rule that all individual knowledge work is worth zero compensation cannot exist except as a parasite on the back of one that rejects this premise.

This does not excuse the opposite abuse, of charging rent purely to distribute gatekept data without contributing anything of special value to it.
> Cheaper labor however comes from offshore countries that have a lower standard of living.

Please explain why wages went up significantly for low income workers during the pandemic. The answer (of course) is that we artificially decreased the pool of available workers by paying people to stay home for an extended period—-exactly what UBI would like to do.

The price of labor is simple supply and demand. If we pay the lower skilled people the same amount they would make from waiting tables or swinging a hammer, why would anyone want to do that work?

I don’t get it. Why do people make these complicated, purely academic arguments in support of UBI? It’s obviously going to increase taxes and increase inflation. It’s obviously bad for the people who choose to actually work, save and pay taxes.
Heh - maybe in the H4 ?? :-) Though you can prolly stick a 10GB nic in the PCIE slot ??

Edit: Oh shit...just checked, it does NOT have a PCIE slot..I was sure it did :-(
If enough employees want it to be so, a company can certainly be coerced into becoming more democratic.
Also, please let me know the site. I'll report them for abuse/fraud and get the ad removed for Google
I absolutely agree. Windows Pro + Hyper-V + Linux = super good. And I'm a Mac guy, if anything.

Remote Desktop is really good, too. I use it all the time from my MacBook (though I mostly SSH, naturally). WinSCP + midnight commander are all the extras I need.

If you have enough memory/CPU on your workstation/gaming machine, Just 1 PC works great.
You call it a sales tax which is not the correct term, so I have an issue seeing your side of it. I see it as someone selling a product in someone else's store. Normal people would call that retail/wholesale pricing in ways that's actually more beneficial to the seller than the retailer in the App Store. Negotiate a 30% rate in negotiating with WalMart/Target/BestBuy, and I'll call you the best negotiator to ever walk the planet.
> But, there is plenty of excellent documentation available for using build and packaging tools of your choice to work similarly to Cargo.

Sure, and there's plenty of documentation for Cargo too. Or at least I assume there is, but I've never had reason to read it.

Do you see the problem with what you're saying?
In my opinion the devil's in the details. American pastas are more often than not highly processed components that have lost their nutritional value then have been enriched with low quality multi-vitamins. My understanding is that this is less common in say Italy where it is more likely to find things made from scratch.
The formal recordings aren't. LiveATC recordings are provided by enthusiasts via scanners/SDRs set up near airports for the most part.
This was an overreach by the EU. Android is open source, let Epic launch their own phone, or their own Android store.

Methinks this crowd loves regulation a bit too much.
Says the dude with a throwaway.
"pic related": https://miau.jeder.pl/notes/9qm8lgtscp39oqo8

(This comment has zero calori^Winformational value)
Lived in North Idaho for a time and int the forests you can still see a ton of massive stumps that don't match anything currently surviving nearby. It's a surreal and saddening experience.
There’s no way that the EU permits Apple to control this going forwards.
I know a bit about both, helicopters and eVtols. Let's just say that all claims regarding cost, simplicity, redundancy and safety regarding eVtols are just that for now: claims.
The fact that every single company that wants to run code on my device needs to be in the good graces of Apple makes no sense.

Why can I run code Apple loathes on my Mac ?
Identifying people online has already been solved https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39638744
This could potentially increase the number of useful questions being asked. My spouse is a physician. Recently she had to answer a phone call from a patient in the middle of the night where they were asking a question from a party about something non-urgent for their child. In another case, she got called by a parent at 2am because their kid was having trouble sleeping but nothing else was wrong with them (welcome to parenthood). If people had to pay, maybe they would _think_ before asking questions.

I've been in meetings with healthcare providers about incorporating LLMs into text-based patient-physician messaging to improve triage and routing. It is just overwhelming for many providers. A large percentage are getting burnt out, and much of their time is uncompensated.
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for context, what is a hazard ratio? I don't see that defined anywhere
> If your goalpost is "change C to be like Rust and have a single build tool", then that's impossible. If your goalpost is "find me a tool that does X, Y, and Z", then there that is certainly possible. There are Cargo clones for C/C++ that work just fine.

My goal is to be able to build my project with as little effort as possible. "Effort" includes evaluating different tools and reading their documentation.

When selecting a language to write a new project in, the history of the language isn't something I care about.
Lukewarm isn't a good candidate for an antonym, because it describes a specific temperature. Not an exact specific temperature, one can't mark "lukewarm" on a thermometer, but consider being presented with two bowls of soup and asked which is "more lukewarm". Either neither is, one is and the other isn't, or both are, lukewarm. In the last case, how do you decide which is more so? Is it the slightly warmer one, or the slightly cooler one?

It's like with cooking steak: you could say well-done is the antonym of rare, I'd agree[†] with that as a premise. But medium doesn't have an antonym, and it makes less sense to describe the antonym of medium-rare as medium-well, they aren't opposites.

[†] If you would prefer "blue" or even "raw" for maximum contrast, that's fine by me, both cool and cold are antonyms[‡] of warm, same principle.

[‡]: https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/warm
That’s a great way of putting it!
I think luck and lying is essentially the method to real wealth. Find me someone who got there without those two elements. Wealth is an expression of your ability to manipulate other people into devoting their labor to your enrichment. You don't get there without some deception.
Pictures showed tire & wheel, not just 'tire'
When has a ban ever been attempted? It's been threatened, but that's a far cry from attempting it.
Aspartame is considered the most studied food additive in existence. Decades of study and decades of consumption and yet nothing conclusive found unless ingested in obscenely large amounts.
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What do you imagine is the alternative? Would you prefer people to drive? Because if so that’s a great way to get them killed.
That website is very dangerous... Must not read before flying
Every now and then I'll have a craving for a can of coke to go with some pizza, and every time I'm amazed at just how sugary it is, how bad it makes my teeth feel, and the impact it has on my body
I wish my government had hired developers to create useful Linux tools, they gave money to nextcloud instead of paying tribute to Microsoft.

But guess who pays the best bribes?
I'm sure Apple's 30% cut couldn't possibly be sufficient to explain the rift. I mean, what is this money thing, and why is Epic so worried about it?!?
I think the complexity of your infrastructure is not helpful - so I would start in reducing it.

I personally use one single server (Fujitsu D3417-B, Xeon 1225v5, 64GB ECC and WD SN850x 2TB NVMe) with Proxmox and an OpenWRT Router (Banana Pi BPI-R3). The Proxmox draws ~12W and the OpenWRT around 4.5W in Idle and with NodeJS I can run MeshCommander on OpenWRT for remote administration.

Since I use ZFS (with native encryption), I can do a full backup on an external drive via:

# create backup pool on external drive
zpool create -f rpoolbak /dev/sdb

# create snapshot on proxmox NVMe
zfs snapshot -r "rpool@backup-2024-01-19"

# recursively send the snapshot to the external drive (initial backup)
# pv only is there to monitor the transfer speed
zfs send -R --raw rpool@backup-2024-01-19 | pv | zfs recv -Fdu rpoolbak

An incremental backup can be done by providing the -I option and two snapshots instead of one to mark the starting point and the stop of the incremental backup:

# create new snapshot
zfs snapshot -r "rpool@backup-2024-01-20"

# only send everything between 2024-01-19 and 2024-01-20
zfs send -RI --raw rpool@backup-2024-01-19 rpool@backup-2024-01-20 | pv | zfs recv -Fdu rpoolbak

That is easy, fast and pretty reliable. If you use this `zfs-auto-snapshot` you can rewind the filesystem in 15 minute steps.

This is also pretty helpful on rewinding virtual machines[1]. Recently my NVMe (a Samsung 980 Pro) died and restoring the backup via zfs (the backup shell command in reverse order from rpoolbak to rpool) took about 2 Hours for 700GB and I was back online with my server. I was pretty happy with the results, although I know that ZFS is kind of "experimental" in some cases, especially encryption.

1: https://pilabor.com/series/proxmox/restore-virtual-machine-v...
Is ambiguity ever desirable when communicating with them?
Stories like this need pictures.
FUSE drivers are slow, but "wildly slow" is an overstatement.

Anyway, between FUSE, epoll, DMA, and userspace networking Linux is already enough of a microkernel to benefit from it; so when do our CPU oligopolists plan to turn their shared memory hardware into a useful message passing mechanism?
I have two gaming computers that I’d like to vent up into my attic. Anyone tried this?

I considered moving them to the garage and then running USB-over-fiber to access them but have a ton of flight sim gear I need powered as well.
I'm not sure Apple needs anyone but itself to look bad.
I can confirm as a Spaniard that sadly, what you say is true. There is very good Spanish fruit, but the overwhelming majority is really low quality: whichever breed produces more at the cheapest cost, picked too early, and kept refrigerated for too long. And probably what you have tasted is better than what we typically get inside the country. The best commercial cherries I've ever tasted were the Spanish cherries I bought at Sainsbury's when I lived in the UK. I have never been able to find such quality for sale in Spain.

However, in spite of the blandness and the working conditions problem you mention, I do trust Spanish fruit to generally not have hepatitis A or EU-banned pesticides, so I'd still take it over Moroccan imports any day, at least if I am given the information to choose.
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american bread is also very, very sugary compared to European bread. A lot of America is not getting regular bread from bakeries but from the supermarket. the typical american bread is white sandwich bread which also does not help.
They want to minimize the amount of control lost. You cant find the limit without testing the limit.
When I have my client's money rattling around in my bank account, I find other avenues to express my annoyance with them. Mainly complaining to my wife :) If the annoyance becomes unbearable, I quietly find some new position to work at.

It's ingratitude at some level. If workers should not be grateful to their employers for their jobs, that's a different conversation, but yeah, sabotaging an external PR event -- what employer is going to giggle, clap, and congratulate this person's "bravery" ?? termination had to be expected here.

Amusingly, the employee now gets 6+ months of unemployment benefits to contemplate the means of their activism.
There is nothing sadder than seeing for profit news companies begging other for profit companies for free handouts while their parent companies are listed on stock exchanges.

These companies are so use to handouts from local governments they are trying to use the same playbook.

If facebook is horrible for not giving money to these groups then they are horrible for even asking when charities trying to cure disease are not getting funded at all by facebook.

Calling facebook manipulative and not realizing their even industry is founded on manipulating what facts are presented to emotionally trap their viewer into giving their attention. Facebook copied the playbook.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/...

(I'm just going on Googling here, not an expert)

From reading that link, I think it works like this:

A hazard ratio of 1.0 means "no hazard, or no difference from the control".

A hazard ratio of 1.21 means "21% more hazardous than the control"
bookie (maybe this is UK) is usually short for book maker, not bookkeeper.
3 wrongs makes for a much more interesting conversation than 1
In data pipelines or MLOps projects I've found that mirroring the code location in the artifact storage location, such as in object stores, to be a helpful pattern. This little lightweight library makes using this pattern a drop in for any project.
He says “forgive them for they know not what they do”. It is a qualified forgiveness, he does not intend to take revenge on the ignorant.
Sure, numbers matter. One unabomber had little to no lasting effect on the world. A million unabombers would have been a very different story.
The fact that we tolerate these pseudo-feudal corporate silos within our nominally democratic systems is what's bizarre to me. I live in a democracy and yet most of my day-to-day decisions are governed by an unapproachable billionaire C-suite. Why?
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It’s been about a dozen years since I heard someone assert that some CI/CD services were the most reliable task scheduling software for periodic tasks (far better than cron). Shouldn’t the scheduling be factored out as a separate library?

I found that shocking at the time, if plausible, and wondered why nobody pulled on that thread. I suppose like me they had bigger fish to fry.
It's not barbarians, its just sheer quantity. We are all snot-nosed loud and unexperienced brats in at least one topic, don't forget that.
> I love writing C because I do none of that overhead. The files to compile are whatever is on disk. The tests to run are all the tests in the source, they aren't listed somewhere else as well. Any file called .lua.c is a lua program that writes the intended contents of .c to stdout. *.c.h will be compiled as C and then run to write a C header on stdout.

Do you have any sample projects that showcase both the tests and the code generation? I'd love to take a look.
John Oliver has a great segment on why Boeing planes are crap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8oCilY4szc
>The physical structure of the item has an enormous impact on how healthy it is, and the rate of absorption is one of the most important factors for sugar related issues.

OK, but the glycemic index of cola is 60, which is roughly identical to fruits like kiwi, banana, mango and watermelon.

EDIT: love the downvoting for literally providing a factual response here, people.
So basically you recommend everyone ignore them because they disagree with you?

It's strange that you think this post is you "not engaging".
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