skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My professor debunked this in experimental physics 101. He installed counter wheels on the wheels which spun in the opposite direction (without touching the floor obviously) and was able to still ride the bike just fine.

It may play a part in the effect, but does not explain it entirely.
Consider linking this and other complex examples in your readme, with before/after blocks to demonstrate the power of your software.

I've spent the last 6 months building a static analyzer that mostly uses ASTs and couldn't understand what you were offering after skimming the readme until I saw this link.

Now I'm thinking of how I could integrate something like this into my analyzer to simplify the implementation of some of the simpler rules.
Just a fyi: your website is not readable on mobile. (At least not on my firefox/android) The text clips to the left. Desktop mode works though.
It's a great game, and feels very very close to crawl, aka Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup. It's also fair regarding the payment model (cosmetics only, otherwise completely free on the mechanics side).
I'm sure there is gpt to plagiarize gpt already that can be used to not use it directly.
Seems to have worked for Russia.
The counter steering answer to that question is rake, the fact that the steering axis hits the ground in front of the contact patch if the front tire, so that when a bike is leaned over it self-steers into the turn (the contact patch torques the wheel around the steering axis) and countersteers itself upright.

It's well known in motorbikes that the amount of rake is what makes a bike more stable vs more responsive to steering. Some folks lower the front of the bike - tighten the triple tree lower on the forks - to increase responsiveness on otherwise more boring bikes.

Of course there's more to it all, gyroscopic effects and so on, but this is the countersteering perspective.
Animal trials have always been used to further human medicine.

Google searches let us assume that anywhere from 12 to 50 monkeys died during Neuralink trials.

100 billion animals are eaten every year.
In the US aluminum is more common than steel for new frames now.
> You’ve captured my attention, please capitalize on it! If you’ve broken my concentration and walked away, _that_ is rude.

I'd venture to say that's probably caused by a chaotic mess on their end. I don't take this as a judgement of their character unless someone else from their side of the house who is a sibling on the org chart is more disciplined to not do this to me.
I've been there every now and then over twenty years. None of this Paris isn't Paris any more. Pretty much normal changing of a city.
Portal: Rewindable Database
Hey guys!

I recently stumbled on one of my old projects, a cloud-hosted rewindable time-series database called Portal (Useful for powering in-app history management for collaborative apps) and I was wondering if anyone here would find it useful! I'm planning to Open Source it later since it's been collecting dust for a while and I've moved on to other projects. I used it to power some of my other collaborative apps like www.unfathom.io (3D model design app) since implementing history-management was difficult with existing tools like Firebase/Supabase etc. Let me know and I'll add you to the repo.
Links or it didn’t¹.

1. <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36123641>
Ammonia smells like urine right? I wonder if the smell is fully contained and burns clean without odour.
Looks great! I wonder is it API based or utilising a local LLM?
Gforth Almost Native (2004)
Yeah I agree. In reality though - right now - I'd say you might be surprised to what people actually want and need. For example I could assess someone for say a curtain opener or door opener. I have fallen into the trap of assuming that someone would want this. In reality though its very few people who do. Why? Its totally overkill and pointless when 90% they are with someone who will just open the door anyway. (NB: This isnt Everyone - the ubiquity of home control systems on the regular commercial marketplace is changing this I think)
of course we're wrong, we can easily prove that enslaving and exploiting them is a bad thing. we know animals are capable of suffering and we know animals do suffer in the conditions we create for them, it's as simple as that.
It's my understanding that steel is one of the more repairable metals? Aluminium and carbon fibre can't be welded as easily (in the case of aluminium) or at all (in the case of carbon fibre).

Steel framed bicycles are good enough for the vast majority. I fear bike manufacturers are switching to less repairable materials and proprietary parts to increase profits.
I just hope you don't loose your love for pizza.
This is one of those games I wish I could play on an emulator or VM or something where I could take a snapshot and subsequently undo my inevitable, catastrophic mistake.
Wasm might make that a reality rather soon
> Many believe that the incidental, physical interaction that occurs between people at the office is superior to the conversations that take place on video calls and Slack.

I didn't believe it and when I started going in to scope things out, I started believe it. I think what happens here is the author of each individual article will have had a specific set of experiences and that's the assumption they make for everyone. IME I don't see how the incidental conversations happen remotely, everyone is eager to get off calls, as there can be so many it becomes draining. So clearly me and my colleagues are missing some key ingredient that's probably obvious to everyone else.
Berlin has a plan to have the Ring car-free: https://volksentscheid-berlin-autofrei.de/

No idea if it will actually happen
That was around when I was taught to read, and I think it was a significant advantage for school, career, and life. (in particular, I got into the habit of looking up stuff on my own before entering the educational system)
ST_ Prefix in SQL: A Tale of Time, Space, and Standardisation
No because meat is muscle tissue and cancer doesn't grow in muscle cells
I work at a hardware company. Our parking lot looks like a Tesla, Rivian and Mazarati dealership.
I don't share the OPs reservations, but cooked lumps of protein can still be dangerous i.e. prions (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prion).
It's because in Taiwan that's standard compensation for this field, and for that specific project it's TSMC. They don't want to pay US rates if they can avoid it, and it's possible that their company would be unprofitable if they had to.
> Android OS layer is 100% Java

More like 70%, the remaining 30% are split between Linux kernel (C), Treble drivers written in C++ (Java is also supported), SQLlite (C), and naturally Skia, ART are written in C++. With a couple of newer drivers like the Bluetooth stack, adopting Rust.

However zero Kotlin.

Naturally Kotlin has such an adoption on userspace, Jetpack Compose the new UI framework is written in Kotlin, so already adopting that jumps up the adotption numbers.

It is like measuring Swift adoption by the use of SwiftUI, even if the business logic is still written in Objective-C.

I do agree that Google being Kotlin's godfather, pushing it for new projects, does create a lot of staying power.

However it is also the reason why on JVM, it is only yet another guest language, as there is no one telling Java developers they should not write Java to use framework XYZ.

All those that tried, Grails, Spark, Akka,... eventually lose adoption speed, and got replaced by Java alternatives.

Which Google had to accept, Kotlin's value without the breath of Java written libraries isn't that great any longer, and they aren't going to rewrite the whole Maven Central into Kotlin, as the Java community moves beyond Java 8.
I'm now amused by the idea of a malicious compliance linter telling me "you have an issue at your code, on line NaN"
I’m going vegan…
This link is amazing — thank you so much for sharing it!

:-D
Yeah it's abbreviated sometimes and I'm lazy. I should have added the 0 for clarity.
> Most people think of it as strong feelings they have in situations.

This is a simplification. I can be angry--that's a strong feeling. But that doesn't mean I've felt the Spirit speak to me. Feelings are certainly a part of it though.

I'll be the first to admit that I haven't found a perfect simple description for the experience. Similar to asking someone to describe what "salt" tastes like--it's not the easiest thing to do. But there are common themes that you tend to hear. The Church has a lot of articles on it--here's one in case anyone's interested: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/manual/gospel-topi...
> seize the children, and raise them in a state-run "Nurturing Center."

I don't know a parent who hasn't fantasized about this. I hadn't considered the inheritance angle; my kid's young yet.
Nah, that's not it. Try riding a bike in reverse (or pushing it). It's not at all stable, because the feedback is applied in the opposite direction. You'll fall right away, even though the gyroscopic effect is identical.
the problem was the nouveau would do this before when firmware was easy to intercept from the driver (and could be extracted easily). the newer driver uses different methods of firmware upload and it's a real chore to do so now.

so nouveau gave up on it. they also expected nvidia to drop some firmware.

now that newer cards have GSP.bin firmware, which can be interfaced with easily - things are different. i would wager a guess that it's similar to atombios from amd. you just call a function in GSP and it knows what registers to poke with the right values to achieve what you need.
Yeah. Money does get recycled, and some, invested in something that increases productivity, say a tractor for the farm, instead of an armoured vehicle for defence, increases wealth quicker. Unfortunately without that armoured vehicle we may all be gobbled up by a neighbour with bad intentions. A balance between many things seems what keeps us going forward. The hard part seems to agree on the balance.

Personally I found that there is enough opportunity in areas which improve things, work against poverty, environmental destruction etc, that this is what I focus on.
That's an issue with JS and/or client library though.
The internal divisions had more a play into this than anything else, Windows could have evolved into something like Android or Inferno, but that isn't something that those on Sinofsky's team would accept.

Also why we got WinRT being like .NET, but with COM and C++, with .NET Native being a complete difference compiler toolchain, as he got hold of the Windows reigns.
Yeah, I was looking though the code wondering what java based rendering library this was using but all of these support classes come from "PD-classes" (which was sighted in the SPD readme... just never joined the dots) but also pointed me to the creators itch account and relevant "Generator" artworks which are all very impressive

https://watabou.github.io/
https://watabou.itch.io/

Some really great work here
For me bookmarking does not mean that I want to read the article, it usually mean that I think it may be useful for certain task in the future want it to be in my search result some times. Since sometimes I want to read in depth about something that I read briefly long ago, it is really hard for me to find it back.
The Gospel of Thomas ("good news of the twin") and the only sect explicitly recorded following it, the Naassenes as recorded in Pseudo-Hippolytus's Refutations book 5.

The latter picked up a lot of the Valentinian Gnostic ideas absent in the former, but seem to have held on to some rather unique concepts which help to flesh out and ground the concepts in Thomas.

In particular, the way the Naassenes use the language of Lucretius regarding 'seeds' is very revealing in terms of the context for sayings in Thomas historically dismissed as just 'weird' - not weird, just a response to Epicureanism.
Same. It's really the only mobile game that I keep coming back to.
Thanks!

I'm just not sure how profitable B2C is. Especially in the niche that I've selected (desktop app for personal finance)
I would have expected the tournament to be behind NAT, so the the client machines would have unroutable ips, and the server would just get the IP of the router - not the individual clients ?
I moved to Apple Music because of the terrible state of the Spotify UI. I hated having podcasts and more recently audio books taking up real estate and generally just started to find it too difficult to navigate.

Apple Music isn’t perfect, but it has a more focused UI that makes it easier to find music.
Joseph Nacchio's case has nothing to do with canaries.
Just for the fun I went to https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/53.0/linux-x86_... and downloaded Firefox 53 from 2017.

Font are ugly but it loaded HN just fine.
Well, you can debunk that debunking easily enough if you have a bike.

Stand in front of the bike and lift up the front wheel, holding one fork in each hand.

Attempt to turn the front wheel from side to side without the seat changing position at all.

Now hold the bike up with one hand and with your other hand spin the front wheel as fast as you can.

Now with the front wheel still spinning, go back to holding one fork in each hand and attempt to turn the front wheel side to side without the seat moving at all. You will find it more challenging to do and you will notice that the tendency is for the seat to move in the opposite direction from that which you turn the front wheel.

That is, you turn the front wheel towards your right side, the seat will move towards your left side.

This is the "counter steering" effect that we use in order to balance when riding a bike, and it's entirely due to gyroscopic motion.
I… can’t figure out what you’re saying.

1) “making $30k on welfare”. What is the dollar amount here? Literal checks? All support including food stamps?

2) someone making $81k will take home something like $50k of their income. That’s _way_ more than $30k
At time when roads were not what they are these days. Lot of their improvement before cars became from bicycles.
Oh well, now I now what I should add into my phone.

Being in Java and a roguelike dugeon crawler with cute graphics already makes it for me.
That's no different from inverting your mouse direction in Quake, you just have to get used to it.
"because East Asia devolves into a war stricken basket case"

The past decade of American media has been promoting this new cold war narrative as if there is inevitably going to be a major war with China.

If there is war in East Asia then the whole international economic system will collapse, people will be starving in the streets. That's if it's not a nuclear Armageddon and we're left to rubbing two sticks together. Nobody will care about chips if there is a war. That will be really far down the list of actual concerns

The world is so interconnected and everyone depends on everyone so much that there is basically no point in planning for this scenario
Thanks - I'm aware of that, unfortunately between my regular work and the childcare, I haven't had time to fix it. I'm basically off sick today, so I'll try and fix it up.
Worst take you could have had on this.
Concentrated ammonia smells nothing like urine, it is a noxious, horrible, nose-irritating sensation.

Quick googling reveals that ammonia smell in urine can actually be a symptom of something bad.
Hi! This is Grit's release news so please allow me to only briefly answer your question.
> nested syntax
sg does not support it natively now and you need API to extract relevant text out.

For update code, I recommend first read the quick start, pattern and rule essentials

https://ast-grep.github.io/guide/quick-start.html

https://ast-grep.github.io/guide/pattern-syntax.html

https://ast-grep.github.io/guide/rule-config.html
There's a plausible explanation even without ego/emotions:

In the world of go, there was an obsession with finding "the perfect move". This was a significant motivation for the players.

That is now completely gone: if you want to find the perfect move, ask a computer.
I thought Palantir was used now…
Why does it matter that they are capable of suffering? This is a serious question. When it comes to morality invariably when you dig down deep enough, all of it is based on human made assumptions. That doesn't invalidate discussions about morality, we just have to be aware that it is built on a subjective foundation.

And for the record, I personally suggest a vegan lifestyle, because I believe exploiting animals is morally wrong.
I have tried multiple times to play Mindustry, but always end giving up, it doesn't seem that well tested on touch screens.

On one of my phones it doesn't even render whole the items on the screen, making some actions unselectable.
yeah - social engineering seems a common/likely approach. I'd assume their machines are on different (private) networks for each tournament/location. So, it would much easier to have a pre-installed exploit phone out to the attacker then trying to get in past NAT to exactly the right players ?
He wanted to advance our knowledge of the game, to find better moves. Now that he no longer can, why pay?
Human Respect Tests
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I recently read that Alan Kay was reading "fluently" (his words) by age three, and he attributes much of his success to this.

I share the same belief, but the other complicating factor is that my wife wants my son to learn Chinese. I wonder if the additional cognitive slog will offset any gains he makes with English. I guess that's a topic for another day, and I'll see how things play out over the next six months.
Uruk
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And the church of rust is contributing to the problem.
'91 was not "old film" as far as film goes..
The Thailand long term visa isn’t for digital nomads. It’s intended to attract wealthy individuals. Thailand grants few of those and they have mostly gone to Chinese and Singaporean nationals starting a business in Thailand. The income, employment, and degree requirements exclude the majority of nomads. I know the LTR visa gets called a digital nomad visa but it’s not.

DNs in Thailand usually stay on tourist visas or maybe retirement visas. Those visas do not allow working at all, even remotely, but enforcement is close to zero for obvious practical reasons.
They're distinct in Indonesian, the former is "solder" while the latter is "las". Most likely a technical assumption made by the author during his visit to the workshop
> how would continually changing code avoid formatting changes?

It makes every single commit as ugly as this one. In other words, instead of only some of your commits being full of formatting noise, all of them are, because touching any line causes rewrapping/reindentation of all the nearby lines.

Running a formatter on every single commit is dumb, unless you're an enormous company that doesn't release their software (i.e. Google and very few other companies).

If you ship your software, make the autoformatter part of the release process. Commit the reformat (to the trunk) right before each branch-off. It's a great compromise. Everything is autoformatted "in the limit" but the disruptive commits happen only once per release cycle. Formatting-only PRs get rejected with "please wait until the next release and/or teach the autoformatter to do whatever it is you want here"
In many of the countries with cheap labor the ones who profit the most are not the workers as you try to imagine this nice idea )))
I just got started with the API recently and was surprised that this was the payment model.

Currently I’m just experimenting with the API but there’s no way I’d rely on a manual top up system for a production app.

It’s like using a coin-fed student electricity meter to run your company.
A lot of the “weird” parts are getting phased out and aren’t really part of the Mormon experience anymore
I hope people take this to heart. Especially now that LLMs are a thing the rate of change in tech is going to speed up. CS graduates will need to work harder to keep up. Those that can't or won't will need a plan B,C,D... It's not going to get easier. I saw how hard my older colleagues had to work to keep up when I started my career. After 20+ years in the industry, things have not changed and now it's my turn to try to keep up. The industry chews people up and spits them out regularly. Nothing has changed.
PopClip is leaving the Mac App Store
Can someone recommend lightweight alternatives to Paperpile or EndNote that have two essential features:
1. Rename a PDF file to a consistent (Author Year Journal) format.
2. Online sync (Mac, iOS and web access) - including via say iCloud or Dropbox.

Maybe this just needs a script? I just paid $100 for EndNote 21 yesterday and don’t think these needs justify that cost.
> open source code only with licensed builds

That isn't open source.
Bamboo too !
This is a doxxing site, and has no place on HN.
KeyDB – BSD-3 drop in alternative to Redis
Remarkable 2 tablet is very good for reading papers.
The fact that beef is being positioned as “safe” given the massive, massive environmental impact of production - not to mention the fairly compelling direct evidence that red meat is bad for you - is a little hilarious, I’d have thought? Seems like a very obvious threatened industry doing what threatened industries do best…
Open hardware is itself enough to warrant that label.

But e.g. on OSSC I can (and do) set pixel perfect timings for the platforms I use it with (Amiga, most of the time). This is not possible with most scalers/converters, including the retrotink.
Does it even make sense to look at this on a country level perspective? Countries have different sizes and it heavily depends where you are and also where the air monitor stations are placed.

As an example if Finland had one air quality station in Helsinki and the 10 in the “remote wilderness” for scientific purposes, then the data likely would be skewed.
Leading to something a bit like this, then? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31XFe2g98RU
In Mormonism the Holy Ghost basically equates to one’s intuition
This is great, thank you! :-D
You cannot have a dictator who is not a "narcissist or moron or fruitcake" - this is not how human mind works.
In the keynote speech Jensen joked about selling a jacuzzi add-on
These kinds of anti patterns are quite intentional and meant to drum up resentment for government programs for all sides of the argument.