skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, if I'm a landlord I'll often call two or three of the tenant's last landlords and ask them if they left the place in decent condition, if they were a good tenant, etc.. So there is a review system for tenants as well. I'll also use someone's credit rating and derogatory notes on credit reports as a proxy for how diligent they are at following a contract. And finally nobody here rents anything long-term without a very high-quality contract either purchased boilerplate or custom-written by a lawyer.

So yeah, the law and custom both cover this angle.
How does it compare to GBNF grammars or LMQL?
definitely should not, can you give me more details? Is it specifically asking for camera access? Not sure how Windows works, I'm on macos
A demo of a memory-safe C called Fil-C [video]
What do lines 7-21 do?
Depends how you define "big impact". If you influence conversion rate for a product that earns €100 mil per year by 1% you would have impact size of €1 mil/year, which if you made it yourself could impact the World in any number of ways you wanted. €1 mil per year impact is at least to me quite big.
All it takes to check your point is to scroll down to the end and follow the link at the bottom of the page to the FOSSI foundation, who hosted this open letter, to realize that they have also developed some widely used EDA tools. Here's a link on case you have missed it

https://fossi-foundation.org/our-work/projects
OpenAI Calls Elon Musk's Claims 'Incoherent' in Court Filing
I've seen people connecting these to Raspberry Pis to run local LLMs but I'm not sure how effective it is. Check YouTube for some videos about it.

Speaking of SBCs, prior to the Raspberry Pi, I was looking at the Orange Pi 5 which has a Rockchip RK3588S with an NPU (Neural Processing Unit). This was the first I had heard of such a thing but I was curious how/what exactly it does. Unfortunately, there's very little support for Orange Pi & not a large community for it so I couldn't find any feedback on how well it worked or what it did.

http://www.orangepi.org/html/hardWare/computerAndMicrocontro...
To see memory consumption on the TPU while running on GKE you can look at kubernetes.io/node/accelerator/memory_used

https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/how-to/tpus#...
The braces.
For a less biased result, use Stable: https://wpt.fyi/results/?label=master&label=stable&aligned

> If you look at the full WPT test suite [1], you'll see that Safari is by far the one failing the biggest number of tests, i.e. the most buggy browser.

In Safari's case, most WPT test fails mean "hasn't been implemented yet".

> Interop is only a tiny subset of the entire suite of WPT tests, and it only contains tests that all vendors agreed upon…

Exactly. If you're happy building "Works with Chrome" web apps, Safari is not for you.
Bureau of Land Management
I just think it means the expansion rate is not a constant, but a variable.
Can’t quantum dots not be used in reflective displays as well?
Much gratitude for your application, I have used it so far to apply to an opportunity I would otherwise not have found. Optimistically this will help me get back into a corporate gig using Clojure.
Yeah, in fact the area I live in has several of those. But I'm talking about building things like roads, water systems, sanitation, etc.. How do you propose those things get built?
Don't you mean Nancy Reagan's astrologer was a pretty decent president?
I had a rare condition in 2022 that caused me to lose track of all sense of sequential memories, which heavily affected my perception of time. I could not reliably tell anyone if something had happened 2 years or 2 weeks or 2 days ago or what order events had taken place without using significant deduction. It was incredibly distressful and confusing, and I had to rely on copious note taking to get by day-to-day. When my sequential memory returned, I have never ever felt more appreciation for this sense.
James Stanley – FreeCAD vs. SolveSpace
Totally agree, the only things could eventually photos/videos for family/friends. Every account will be deleted after inactivity anyway.
Been through a few iterations now...

Started with just recording the canvas using MediaRecorder (https://devtails.xyz/@adam/how-to-record-html-canvas-using-m...). This was super simple and I wish could have left it at that...But unfortunately Chrome gives you a webm file back and IG doesn't let you upload webm.

So then I went the route of ffmpeg.wasm in the browser to convert the webm to mp4.

I've finally landed on an approach that uses the WebCodecs API and mp4-muxer library (https://devtails.xyz/adam/how-to-save-html-canvas-to-mp4-usi...).
Ditto Lucifer and 2 other variants. Does it have the same ring as, “all right, Satan” or is it actually a nice name in Iceland?
For whatever else their shortcomings, Google is relentlessly focused on a good customer experience in search. If you are on a guitar site, do you really want to see an ad for knitting supplies? If your business is making sure senior citizens get the right medical workups, do you really want to see links from plumbing supply places?

You need to check those links one by one yourself. There is no other way to do this effectively. Suppose you are getting links from a porn site, for example. Google will not like you. Not one little bit.
Worldcoin fails to get injunction against Spain's privacy suspension
Don't get me wrong, but feel free to not use it if that's a MAJOR issue for you. I don't want to make the source code public because it will be a comercial product. As for my personal info, the username I use here is actually my lastname + firstname if you want to dig me up on linkedin. I do not want to put my name on the app, it's just how I am.
I'm a bit sad that this is considered "unusual."

It's pure common sense. My previous company did not work that way, simply because they couldn't handle the casual nature. However, I have always worked that way, in my personal and non-profit stuff.

In fact, we're doing it right now, discussing upcoming changes to our next release of the app we've shipped.

"Common sense. So rare, it's a God damn superpower."
4.7 brave on a pixel 7
Unfortunately iMovie is still in a different league to Kdenlive or Shotcut. Think iPhone vs iPAQ.

Do Kdenlive or Shotcut even support GPU rendering yet?

Blender is probably still the best open source video editor by quite some margin.
Injured on Boeing 787 as "strong shake" sent heads into ceiling
Protect democracy from the demos.
Worse for whom? The latter seems a lot less distressing for the subject (assuming you have the "blissful ignorance" dementia and not "constant fear" dementia"), the former sounds like a novel form of torture.

There's a reason we sedate people undergoing most medical operations.
Target's Open Source Fund
When an e-reader is loaded with books, does it gain weight? (2011)
Huh, I didn't think the Obfuscated C Contest was open for submissions yet
FWIW I’ve had some good results for technical documentation in RST markdown with sphinx for generation. You can develop latex header details for detailed templating for pdf output, etc. while keeping the html more simple if you want .
I wouldn't say the Volkskrant is left wing. I always thought of it as a populist, i.e: right wing these days, paper. But I guess to US almost everything is left wing; whatever that really means. Unfortunately we seem to be following in the US' footsteps again as we have many times before, normalizing types of thinking we found reprehensible not so long ago.

Meanwhile politics is even less capable of dealing with the large issues we face with climate and an aging population. I'm afraid this is going to become a lot worse still before we come to our senses again.
https://archive.ph/9zdOY
I'm watching Bluesky with interest, because I think it claims to offer that; you would in principle create a ‘feed’ matching (tagged-#Trains AND (approved-by-Trains1 OR approved-by-Trains5) AND NOT rejected-by-CrapFilter23).

The interface is horribly twitter-like but does at least have threading (and unlike !&*#&$ Mastodon, respects `:preferred-color-scheme`), and it's not clear that it couldn't have an alternative old.reddit-like interface.
Time in this context is just an arbitrary measurement. Like extrapolating the calendar back to the Big Bang which is when space/time began, another way to think about time.
What are other solutions that do not need twenty years to have an effect?
Out of interest - it's a while since I've done infra work - is iptables still around? Is it rewritten to be based on eBPF now? Do people just make .bt or .py files that call eBPF instead to implement packet filtering?
Dude, you're kinda rude. You try mentoring a junior FE dev into a full stack dev in 2 months and capable to build an app end-2-end with devops and everything.

We do work together on the app so she's learning stuff.
> Then, as a reader, it might not always be obvious at what point the type is fully resolved.

This is rarely a problem, because Rust is strict enough that it will tell you if your types aren't lining up like you think they are. And if you're using an editor with LSP support, then you can have inlay hints that reveal the types of all variables if you like.
Sysadmins, as we're the plumbers of the tech world. Someone gotta keep those servers running, right?

Or maybe I just think that because I still consider myself one. Who knows.
This was precisely my experience too, and as someone who's got a plural of decades farting around with low level Linux, this was not a fun experience. I wonder how many people got jazzed about, then turned off of Linux because of such experiences?
interesting, especially in light of today's KeePassXC announcement <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39665004>; I would think a password manager would almost certainly be better in a memory-safe language, and doubly so when contacted from a browser extension (as they allow, but I don't think by default)
Oh no my session cookie!

Remember Me On This Device: Not today Satan!

Use code LINUS for immediate jail-time.

Find My iPhone — You mean find my digital privacy regulator.

I think the only way you're gonna swing it legally is by intention.
I agree that’s a bit of a weird move, especially considering I got it in an email within minutes of requesting it (and I’m in no way prominent, influential, government-associated, or in any other category that seems like it might matter if they want to limit dissemination)
Hey, that's amazing, thank you so much for sharing. Hope everything goes smoothly with the interview from here on.
Yes.

The speedometer graphic was inherited from Speedometer 2. When Speedometer 2 was released, scores were in a reasonable car-speed range. The combination of hardware and software improvements meant that early versions of Speedometer 3 (which includes a subset of Speedometer 2 tests) were consistently scoring above 140, so we adjusted the scaling factor (IIRC, by ~20x) to give plenty of room for future improvements.
The thing that strikes me, is the detailed image description. That looks like good fodder for an ML visitor.
Here’s Time — https://time.com/6898967/ai-extinction-national-security-ris...
Right, the rpi has the GPIO pins because they are a common feature on the microprocessors in the space.
pretty cool, but I think the projects differ a bit in the way they work. Firs 2 Apply only scrapes the list of jobs from the URL that a user saves, so don't have to crawl everything from linkdein.

What did you use to built your scraper? Curious about the tech stack
A simple application that serves a purpose and addresses something people want to do. So... nice job.

I wish people wouldn't abuse video sites and services to post audio-only content, though. That's what SoundCloud is for.
I hope the company had no involvement in this. It would be bit futile given such a large audience has seen their employees state they won't fly in the aircraft they build. [1] 3,716,935 views 4 days ago and Blancolirio's assorted incident reports [2]

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8oCilY4szc [video][32 mins][john oliver]

[2] - https://www.youtube.com/@blancolirio/search?query=boeing
It's not if you consider we can only move at less than the speed of light or that we go on forever.
Apple Physiological Disorders
Glad to see this; not glad to see the huge price disparity on stuff that's clearly OEM though; does anyone know who builds the hardware?
>Karma is unimportant, but downvotes fade away the comment.

So what? IMO, HN comments are also unimportant.

In fact, HN is also unimportant. I said that here on HN recently.

Jeez. Does anyone think HN is important in the real world?

In the HN world, HN may be important (and even then, only to some), but then it is an echo chamber.

>There is little point in making a comment that will disappear anyway, since no one will see it.

Maybe. Maybe not. Do you rate the importance or value of your comments by the number of people who see them?

>There is little point in making a comment that will disappear anyway, since no one will see it.

So what? So comment anyway, without bothering about it disappearing, just to express yourself, or refrain from commenting if the disappearing of your comment is so important to you.
I do this in my instant pot (35 minutes at high pressure). I don't salt until I'm using it in a recipe.
Still, think 1M+ speed and luxury boats, etc.
I had the same experience with the Disney parks app not working properly at all on Graphene. Otherwise I haven’t had issues, even with other fitness/map apps that require GPS.
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39673589
> To test this, the researchers conducted a number of studies. In one, they had 992 participants (recruited from Prolific Academic) describe 20 people based on their Facebook profile pictures.

Alternative interpretation:

Paid participants who most likely just want to do the study and get paid get more and more cranky the more pointless words they have to write about unknown people’s Facebook profiles.

How well this actually reflects phenomenon in the real world is actually unknown.
people don't perceive low fertility like a significant problem

people perceive immigration like a massive problem
Unfortunately my experience disagrees. Past a certain threshold, effort does indeed matter more, but most people don't meet that threshold.

If you're here, then there's a good chance you're in a social bubble where you rarely interact with people below that threshold.
Dr.Becky goes over this in a video [0] from a year ago about the divergent results obtained by the two main ways we measure the rate of expansion.
Cosmic Microwave Background Vs. Supernovae. As the accuracy of each method has improved, the end results have diverged.

[0] 'theJWST just made the "Crisis in Cosmology" WORSE'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hps-HfpL1vc&t=858s
those are some pretty old energy waves
If your criticism isn't thoughtless, then that's not what I'm complaining about. Specifically, I'm annoyed about people who _just_ say "Python isn't fast enough, therefore it's not suitable to our use-case", when their use-case doesn't require significant speed or concurrency. If you thoughtfully discount Python as being unsuitable for a use-case that it's _actually_ unsuitable for, then good luck to you!
"Before this, logic had been strictly syntactical and proof theoretic"

Frege disagrees:

"Just as the concept point belongs to geometry, so logic, too, has its own concepts and relations; and it is only in virtue of this that it can have a content. Toward what is thus proper to it, its relation is not at all formal."

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/frege/#FreConLog
Monetization always happens.
(Has an expert team dedicated solely to optimizing for exotic hardware) = an option

(Doesn't have a team like that) = stick to mass-use, commodity hardware

That's generally been the trade-off since ~1970. And usually, the performance isn't worth the people-salaries.

How many examples of successful hardware that isn't well-documented and doesn't have drop-in 1:1 SDK coverage vs (more popular solution) are there?

It seems like a heavy-lift to even get something that does have parity in those ways adopted, given you're fighting market inertia.
In a me too way, I also created something similar - https://github.com/klev-dev/klevdb

It started on top of bbolt, but over time moved a completely custom implementation. The main reason for this was performance, but I also wanted to run a lot of queues, so each one had to be as light as possible. On top it even provides some indexing capabilities, which (when enabled) allow for quick find by key and time.
Apple Reportedly 'Just Started Formal Development' of M4 MacBook Pro
Yeah the claims made are highly suspicious and come across as paranoid to me. If they’re saying the Midjourney discord server is being scraped - well yeah, even if it’s against your ToS, it’s so trivial to do as long as you’re invited to that server that they should just assume their competitors will and not rely on that as a competitive advantage.

And I guess that’s what it ultimately feels like - they don’t have a competitive advantage operating in the open so they’d rather whine about it than get to work making stuff.
npm is a member of Microsft's Cabal o' Privacy Haters;

Microsft & Scum need the Web3.0 gimmick to hype up their shareholders &/or fanbois.
Yes, that's a hard issue for arbitrary/user-provided HTML pages. But with templates under your control, the context is different. Your designers do not have to trust Chrome; they can preview, tweak using print media queries, and provide robust templates that print to acceptable PDF.

The speed issue is also real, but you can scale horizontally by spawning other chromium instances (with gotenberg containers for ex). Not really efficient but it can certainly help alleviate most of the load...
??

Just click the `Run All` button. There's no variance, you will always get the same output.
Or time to consider truly free GNU/Linux phones.
Yep, the timing of his death is just too on point.
Rich Text in Firebase
I am creating a flashcards application for iOS and Android. I am trying to create content first and then hire engineers to help with porgramming. In order to create content I understood the basics of Firebase and how data is stored. The only problem is I want my Flashcard data (frontside and backside) to have Formatted text. bold, italics, highlighted text etc., which i will use later in the app to display rich text.

But how to go forward with this? A team of content creators are working in this project and how do i instruct them to type the content which can be used to convert into producible rich content?
I meant it as a comment on the phrasing. Potentially jeopardizing a field's cash flow is a legitimate worry, and I see a few have felt that, as well.
The library is an "stb-style" header-only library, so the header has two modes: when you define CR_TASK_IMPL, it includes the implementation (starting from line 20), otherwise it just includes declarations (the first 19 lines). The implementation should only be included in one translation unit, but the declarations can be included in multiple units.
RFD-site: Web front end for browsing, searching, and reading RFDs
I've asked this question before, but I don't think I received a good answer, so figured I'd try asking again.

How do we know that galaxies are accelerating away from us and not moving at constant speed? People often point to the observation that the further away a galaxy is, the faster it appears to be moving away from us, implying acceleration.

However, wouldn't we expect to see the same observation even without any acceleration? Imagine there are some objects in space all moving in random directions and speeds, relative to Earth. After long enough time, all objects will appear to be moving away from Earth, even if they were moving towards it initially. And after long enough time, the objects that move fastest should be farthest away, by the simple definition of speed!

In short, even if galaxies weren't accelerating, we would still see that the further away a galaxy is, the faster it recedes.
So if you predicted they would go extinct in 100 years, you would have been wrong about a million times and wrong once.

It is kind of like “Economist predicted 10 of the last 2 recessions.
Deadspin Sold by G/O Media, Entire Staff Laid Off by Email
The most significant thing I took from this blog was how happy I am that Figma is not going to be a part of Adobe.
Yeah, that's one of the ways these "optional" "security measures" often become non-optional. Android is a prime example of a system where this has already happened: sure, you can root your device (if your manufacturer allows you to), but none of the software you need.

Another way is simply for the manufacturer to lock down the bootloader/BIOS and not let you disable "secure" boot, as is also common in the Android world.
Yeah, when you don't have anything to compare them with you need to describe them. But once you have some strong candidates to compare them with everyone just becomes "are they better or worse than X".
If we can travel faster than light does it blow up the theory that the universe expands? Because if we can travel faster than light the universe is theoretically be infinite if I can go to a point pas the furthest reaches of stars/matter.
ruido de mate
Historically, C compilers attempted to build the list of all symbols in one pass of the files.

Sometimes, functions may call other functions in the same code file.

This required that functions be declared before they are referenced so C knew it existed.

You can also see this on lines 84-92.
Good luck with the efforts, we need more variety in programming language landscape for game engines.
> says they are sleepy

> 30 minutes later they open a new PR to address a comment left by [an HN user](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39673795)

I think this person might like coding
The fact you both made it together using each one’s unique skills to solve a real problem from one of you is a good story. Consider adding that information somewhere on the website. Knowing you’re an indie husband and wife team may make some people more comfortable with the prospect of buying.
Yup - and those Mexican factories are owned by Chinese firms. Hopefully they will employ / contribute positively towards Mexico's economy.
A DisplayPort Port That You Can Plug HDMI into [video]
RSS Please – Generate RSS feeds from web pages
> those advancement have made their way into practical languages

I agree with this for the most part, though I've yet to see a non-lisp language support macros as nicely as Scheme's syntax-case.

Also, while Lisp's features have made their way into modern languages, there are very few that contain all of them at the same time.

> those advancement have made their way into practical languages

I disagree with this.
Cython is also a superset, is Cython also guilty of such crimes?
https://www.smh.com.au/world/oceania/i-lost-my-ability-to-fl...

> "the pilot came to the back of the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner “in shock”, Jokat said.

> "I asked ‘what happened’ and he said ‘my gauges just blanked out, I lost all of my ability to fly the plane’."
If you haven’t tried an ultrawide then give it a go. It’s a game changer.
Were there Black people in Japan in 1600?
I mean, at this point do I need to add the asterisk? *: From any source, not just the app store
Well TIL. I had no idea SELinux was so user hostile.
> THE GOAL OF THIS ENGINE IS NOT PERFORMANCE. My crude experiments show that this engine is 50x-100x slower than V8

This should be obvious given that it's written in Java. A C++ implementation like V8 is always going to be much more performant.

I think it'd be fascinating to see if a JavaScript engine written in Rust or Zig could compete on performance with V8. But Java, as I believe even its biggest advocates would acknowledge, is not a good language choice for performance sensitive programs.
There's a whole lot of open problems in cosmology, nobody's going to be out of work if they solve this one.
Compute model 4 then?
need, but on mobile I want to double tap to zoom and fit content