skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Let me add a list of relevant links. I just hope this won't hit some filter as there are too many :-) I haven't read all of them, let alone thoroughly, but these are relevant research papers on the important subject we raised.

[01] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/jsfa.2740550...

[02] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01406...

[03] https://www.academia.edu/80933160/High_Total_and_Cardiovascu...

[04] https://www.nature.com/articles/493S2a

[05] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/jsfa.2740550...

[06] https://www.nature.com/articles/493S2a

[07] https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/07315724.1994.10...

[08] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27561087/

[09] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B978012823...

[10] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24656052/

[11] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12531208/

[12] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25305550/

[13] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21388551/

[14] https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/british-journal-of-n...

[15] http://researcherslinks.com/current-issues/Effect-of-High-Di...

[16] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335421256_Biologica...

[17] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11768237/

[18] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10718625/

[19] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20870006/

[20] https://europepmc.org/article/agr/ind21989519

[21] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/jsfa.2740550...

[22] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4036336/

[23] https://europepmc.org/article/agr/ind21989519

[24] https://cadiresearch.org/topic/diet-indian/animal-and-vegtab...

[25] https://www.jcpconline.org/article.asp?issn=2250-3528%3Byear...

[26] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/978111853416...

[27] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/978111853416...

[28] https://www.meneerspoor.nl/uploads/1/7/4/7/17471559/butter_p...

[39] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27561087/

[30] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/26523948_Cholestero...

[31] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9931501/

[32] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5121705/
Houthi forces step up Red Sea attacks as US and Denmark shoot down drones
Yes and also in gravitational lensing. The most famous example of this is the Bullet Cluster [1], which displays a pattern of lensing that doesn’t line up with the distribution of light (visible matter) but does line up with where we might expect dark matter to end up after a collision.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullet_Cluster
I haven't seen any mention of going to scrap yards in this thread, but just about every general-purpose yard ive been in has had racks of some kind. Hard to beat scrap price as racks themselves tend to be light when empty.
I don't think there's an explicit reference in the JavaScript spec to numbers being treated this way, because this is how all variables are treated in JavaScript - the relevant part of the specification is probably the definition of the "PutValue" abstract operation[1], which doesn't include any special cases for numbers (or other primitive types) vs. objects.

[1] https://tc39.es/ecma262/multipage/ecmascript-data-types-and-...
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Well, just calling it a "right wing talking point" and walking away is not an argument. Explain in detail where it's wrong. Let's compare facts.
> why not just simulate it?

The same reason we don’t simulate Facebook Farmville plots to produce all of our food.

War isn’t some hobby soldiers play at to earn points for their side, it’s the continuation of policy by other means. There is no “simulating” it anymore than you can force someone to kill themselves and all their friends and family by asking nicely.
I agree.

A 30% overlap allows be to basically never have an automatic pano merge fail in LR. Though I rarely shoot panos full handheld, usually still from a tripod with at least a ballhead.

Even better, LR allows you to merge a HDR pano in a single action - which has become an important part of my workflow, because it works so well, and results in a nearly RAW quality DNG that can be edited non-destructively.

With one exception: Multi-row panos with 3 rows, where the top row is mostly sky. Even with lots of overlap, LR usually can't figure this out. But the workflow using tools like Hugin or PTGui is so involved (and requires baking the RAW files first) that I usually just avoid this situation. Besides the fact that it's often not the most interesting composition.
Indeed, and even she thinks this is at least a fairly novel approach in this space which hasn't seen much new thinking recently (20+ years).
So many official idiocies get justified as "an abundance of caution." One might almost hope the phrase itself would become a warning sign of impending mistake; allowing officials to avoid the predictable disasters that follow.
With respect, as a transgender person are you saying these soldiers are not "real" transgender people?
No one can explain the Bullet Cluster.
I'd rather have several strings good at different things than one size fits all string that sucks equally at many different things.
Inflation in what era? There has to have been some inflation at some point, right, otherwise how could the very hot period that's considered to be right after the start of the universe be low entropy? Sure, maybe you could say there's no big bang and time runs the other way on the other side of that low entropy state, but there has to be some sort of low entropy state.
Appreciate your work. Happy coding !!
Sounds like a joke the SMBC-comic guy would make!

- kid asks something
- he explains
- then he uses kid to annoy wife

Although I am not sure whether this is the actual joke, this is a niche type of humor
Reminds me that I haven't been to Slashdot in a long time. Darl McBride was the bête noire of the moment ~ 21 years ago.
Sorry I saw this too late and it’s already gone. Fwiw, we care
The only thing is that there are tons of problems beyond just having strong magnets. Using REBCO tape for the magnets indeed solves the problems of reactor size by letting the reactor be much, much smaller than say ITER. But it does not solve the other problems of reactor design and operation.
I know the author poo-poos on it, but I thought the miniature effect was cool and I'd buy a tilt-shift lens for my old medium-format camera solely for that purpose. I've never seen a phone pull off an effect like that, and even if it could, sometimes it's just more fun to do it the hard way.
What happens after the first node is hit? You more or less need to control the network stack around it to know were it in turn sends data. If the NSA or whatever do control virtually every network stack they can access politically, every lead will end in countries which does not comply, right?

If there is any world-wide N-to-N statistical analysis of eavesdropped nodes for reentry of the data, it should trivially be able to be defeated by buffering in the nodes.

I don't get how these things can be tracked at all, unless the hackers are quite incompetent.
Robin Green goes into this in this GDC 2002 article.

https://basesandframes.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/rgreenfas...
This is (2012). I don't see that it has been discussed before here though. I guess it didn't make much of a splash.
Still calling your new 64-bit chips STM32, just like your 32-bit chips, instead of STM64, feels like your branding/marketing team is asleep at the wheel or just non-existent.

Even Nintendo figured that out ~30 years ago.
I'm not so sure that your theory is a fact. There are a lot of plausible explanations for the course of this war. I follow this conflict closely and personally I think the West never had a coherent strategy and there would have been better ways to decimate the Russians.

I still don't see how letting Russia conquer half of Ukraine minimizes civilian cost. Russia has a long history of deadly deportations and it has already established systematic torture in occupied Ukranian territory. A landlocked Ukraine will be very hard to stabilize. And will Russia stop or will it continue in Moldova, Georgia or Kazakhstan?

There's also the question if the link between Western aid and warmongering holds up. All aggression comes from Russia and it alone is responsible for this destruction. As long as the victims, the Ukraine people, ask for help to defend themselves the West should deliver. The current aid is not enough but it surely is better than fighting Russia alone.
Who made that definition? There can be proxy wars in some regions between nations that are at the same time involved in open wars against each other in other regions. This happened a lot in WWII.
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It's not the same thing. The outcome of war is "who gets to impose their will", which is something that can change without any physical change. We could declare tomorrow that there's a new king of the world and if everyone accepts that, nothing actually needs to change. Producing food is not like that.

The point is eventually all that matters is algorithms. If everything is automated, if a lot of war is cyber war etc, you know already that the best algorithms applied to physical stuff will win, so why not just pit them against each other virtually?

As for the argument of "why wouldn't they just go at it in the physical world next", well they could, but after 10 or 20 wars where you see the outcome is going to be aligned to the algorithmic winner anyway you see there's no point other than to kill your own population.

For what it's worth I don't think this happens in 10 or even 100 years - it's stretching it to a much longer timespan.
Bumble lost a third of its Texas workforce after state passed abortion bill
To pursue profit you need to constantly put do the competition and have a good product(better AI/UI for the AI for accessibility)
My comment was not intended as a dig against that head. It's fantastic at what it does, and does it perfectly well. It's especially useful for zoomable images: take hundreds of shots with a tele lens and assemble them in one picture that one can navigate ala Google Maps. For that kind of image, handheld won't work because one has to make sure not to miss a spot.

But for simple panoramas, handheld + Lightroom is fine.
Vaccine Hesitancy Among African American and Black Individuals in the USA
The Copenhagen Book
> The idea of the building, the intention of it, its design, are all immutable and are the essence of the building.

For that same reason, I'd prefer it if efforts could be made to fully restore Western ruins, such as the Parthenon, Constantine's Basilica or the Fourm of Trajan. Provided we have an accurate understanding of how the original appeared, and restoring it won't damage the other parts of the ruin or its surroundings. Surely it will do more for long term preservation.

Our own ancients had the same idea - if the civilisation was flourishing, they'd rebuild ruins after earthquakes or war.

(Also this is analogous to OOP - classes are like ideas, instances are their realisation)
Awesome, thanks for the share. What a gift to come up with a funky idea and having a ready to go Star Trek episode about it! If only it was like this with all the cooky ideas we come up with.
You’re overstating the technical capabilities at scale and understating just basic investigation techniques.

“Buffering” absolutely happens for a variety of reasons.

Tracking down the money or owning the operations infrastructure of the hosting companies along the way can help. Try to expand past bits on the wire- people set this stuff up at the end of the day.
I couldn't upvote more. Surely engineering a huge list of tests, doing them and analyzing them thoroughly is in my todo list. Nevertheless exploring specific guesses by random enthusiasts interested in the area often proves much more fruitful approach than going to a doctor. Especially when it's about a thing that is a norm or even better than. I still look much younger and have much better teeth and everything than an average person of my age so no doctor would dedicate much attention when it seems no serious sickness to cure. Unfortunately the formal healthcare system isn't much into prevention/wellbeing.
you lose any local JS state, and it silently kills network requests of open tabs
He’s been maintaining an essencial part of the computing infrastructure for 25 years and doing a great job at it.

A fair coin can land on heads 20 times in a row, but the odds are not great.
"Take color-accurate timelapses of your screens and cameras on MacOS"
Nothing new really. Also, it’s not really this study that found this, it‘s the original studies that this meta study is based on. Are people in academia actually still doing original research? (sorry for the rant)
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BSI (German Office for Information Security) minimum standard for web browsers
It's very simple to create a similar effect in post.

For example blur the image where the blur radius is high at the top and bottom of the image and zero at the center.

Of course this does not take depth into account but simulated the effect well.

There are a lot of tutorials about this subject.
Toyota's hybrid-first strategy is delivering big profits
Even my city in germany that has ~25k inhabitans has: italian, greek, turkish, chinese, and I think thai as well. And that is just off the top of my head all within a ~5min walking distance.
>I worked at a major insurance company. They can't for public reasons show TOO much of a profit, which is PERFECT for the MBAs running that company, because they hoover up all the excess in a bloated executive structure and embarrassingly huge bonuses.

Nonsense if you read the SEC filings and compare health insurance executive compensation to other business' executives that lead similar number of employees and revenue.

Try to make sense for why people getting paid in equity would want to lower their own compensation by hiding profit. Across the entire industry, at least 7 publicly listed businesses (UNH/Elevance/CVS/Cigna/Humana/Centene/Molina). That would be a very impressive collusion scheme, if they can pull that off maybe they deserve it.
These are all choices we make. We can simply make different choices. Nothing you've said argues against making choices that are more in line with our ideals given the reality of the size and power that modern corporations have over our social lives.
Saw this on twitter...I actually think SPC can apply to Software Development in that the concept of normal variation, and being able to understand and measure the range, can be pretty useful. More detailed comment here if interested...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39651368
I don't like this at all. First, you can improve your performance, you should regret not studying enough, or not concentrating enough during the test.

If you want to regret something, regret your decisions.

If you can't regret your decisions because there is nothing to regret, you probably should feel no regret instead, than doing cheap tricks. Of course if you are unable to not feel any regret, then “stick with your first instinct” can be a good cheap trick.
We use this to schedule a D&D game, but the gradient of "green to a slightly different green" makes it difficult to tell what's going on sometimes.

I've given up on this and Doodle (their UX is deeply confusing to me - scrolling horizontally to display the various dates instead of vertically seems like such an obviously wrong choice, especially given that in my experience there is usually relatively few people but a lot of dates) and instead just made a Google Sheet template that I use.
> It’s magical when it works, but truly opaque and frustrating when it doesn’t…

That is very much my experience as well.

I‘m pretty savy in macOS, Windows and Linux.

While macOS is certainly the most beautiful of these systems, it’s also an absolute pain to troubleshoot sometimes.
> I really have no idea why companies like Microsoft are putting so much money into a for profit entity, and calling it like a donation. Am I just skeptical or is everyone winking at each other, and acting too cute by half?

All those "donators" went up in arms and threatened to sue/quit when they thought that those "donations" wouldn't return profits. It is a for-profit in all but name today.
excellent suggestion, exactly the thing I hoped to see when publicly complaining here. Thanks! Just updated the setting.
You might be interested in this review of choice-supportive behavior:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5723021/

I recognize a lot of this in “fan” communities. Where people invest a lot of time/money/effort in their hobby, they minimize regret by doing everything to convince themselves they made the right choice. All the classic tech holy wars are susceptible (Mac vs PC, Vim vs Emacs, Xbox vs PlayStation, dozens more…). It’s almost impossible to get a direct measure of regret (e.g. by asking them) on these emotive topics because admitting regret after spending all that time/money/effort is psychologically devastating.
Editorialized title; its not part of the MCU family, its part of the MPU family
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That already exists in some forms, most notably perhaps in Dubler 2.
I’m also working on an open source version of something similar, albeit quite involved and aiming at professional real-time performance and drumkit augmentation (if all goes well to share on HN this month for the first time :))
Ask HN: Should I quit a job after one week even if I have reloc package?
Hi,

Using throw-away account (and won't say company names / locations).

I recently joined a well known tech company which I thought it could be my dream job.
It turns out, the project I'm in, it's a very messy project where I'm not very happy about.
And it doesn't seem like I would learn a whole lot.
(I think I've already burned out in my first week)

They paid me a relocation package which I have to return if I leave.
The package is estimated to be around 15k eur.
(I have savings to pay that money, but it's a hit in my economy)

Before joining this company, I left a job in a non-tech company at the end of 2022,
where I was working for almost a decade (and was very well paid and considered inside that company).
I left because I felt stuck, I was not learning almost anything tech-related
and I was not interested in the topic of that project.

I took me about 15months to get this new job.
I used my savings (no unemployment benefits) since I left my old job to prepare for
interviews, leetcode, learning C, Python, even Rust, databases, etc, etc, etc
I said no to a lot of opportunities because I thought those would be worse ones.
And I also failed miserably a lot of interviews.

Then this opportunity showed up, interviews were weird and short but it's a
very well known tech company, salary was a lower than my previous job, had to move to a
expensive city, but I thought that it would be a good opportunity to learn something new and
get back into technology and not get burned out (which I got very burned out in my last job).

I'm asking HN to see what others would do in my situation.
Would you stay for 2 years until you don't have to return the relocation package?
Would you negotiate what amount to pay for the relocation?
Maybe look for another job meanwhile I stay here?
Go back to my previous job?

Thanks HN
Have you made sure the app says no obstructions?
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37247763
Or that none of the subscription fees are worth paying
Mayuresh, I'd like to donate a keyboard instrument to you. Please choose between an AKAI MPK Mini and a Hohner Melodica and email me at my nick on gmail with a shipping address.

Also, if you consider this effort much cheaper than a $100 instrument, maybe I could hook you up with a programming job?
Apologies for my ignorance, but how does squashfs fit into this picture? It seems I'm missing some pieces of the puzzle.
I bought my P52s in 2018 also and it's still going strong as well.

The fan was starting to make some unseemly noises, so last week I replaced the fan, upgraded the ram to 32GB and replaced both batteries (under $200 in total).

Would highly recommend a P series Thinkpad, if you like a desktop replacement running Linux.

I ran PopOS, Debian and now Linux Mint. I would have preferred Debian, but it doesn't run seamlessly with my DisplayLink dock + 2 monitors.
If we could all agree to go along with who the leader is, then we're all living in the same society.

But that's not the point: the point is "who's going to make me?" when our disagreements are significant.

And significant is minor details like "I believe I own this land" and "I have a right to exist".

EDIT: it's also worth noting that we resolve wars by simulation all the time - that's what diplomacy and it's supporting institutions are. Both sides present their objectives, tend to outline their military forces and escalation priorities to each other, and then go away and decide if they believe the outcome is substantially worse then what could be achieved by negotiation - which with war it usually is.
I wonder whether late Soviet tanks are the maximum of tank design, like the 19th century swords or early 20th century pistols.

Modern tanks are more effective in some ways but the cost, production time and durability may not be as good. And at the end of the day they’re still mostly vulnerable to ATGMs and anti armour mines.

A tank with lots of electronics can’t be stored outdoors in Siberia for 50 years like a T72.
In this case the "union" plundered the non-profit. Just because workers did it doesn't make it good.
Hello HN! Here is my next weekend project: A website to read AI-generated young adult chat stories. The ideas, script, and images are generated by AI, with occasional human curation. It's been super fun to figure out the prompting methods that work best. Still working on making the stories more coherent and introduce variety. I think they are already decent though! Any feedback is welcome.
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yes, but physical activity makes your body more energetic, thus capable of spending more energy. so the less physically intensive your average day is, the less energy you have to power a handcrank because your body didn't develop the capacity to expend that kind of energy. therefore i expect the end result to be the same.
Nice, I’ll try it. I assume this takes a screenshot every second or so and we get a video?

Semi-related but I’ve been wanting a screen recording tool that drops identical consecutive frames for reducing file size. Maybe frame comparison would be mouse-insensitive idk. Cause I would like to review what I’ve been working on and still capture the details as I’m scrolling a page, but often there’s half a second where I’m just reading or I take a drink of water or something and I don’t need those frames. I suppose this is a pretty close approximation if I can capture like 10fps or something
>resist any intermediate level profession (Nurse Practitioners, etc) from devaluing their law-enforced professional monopoly

Are you aware of the lack of standards in NP education and training? The American public has no idea how raw of a deal they are getting. This is shrinkflation in healthcare, whereas you might have expected to see a doctor before, now you have to see a PA/NP, where the barrier to entry is extremely low and the training standards are loosely enforced, if at all.
It's a bit a strechted statement going from 59% to "most". Especially when the remaining 41% are considered critical or neutral.

> We reviewed all the paper’s 59 articles tagged with GCHQ in the past three years and found that 35 (59%) can be considered sycophantic towards the agency.