skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
minor nitpick: The 1541 disk drive's CPU was just a 6502 running at 1 Mhz. Basically the same chip as in the C64 (6510), but without the built-in I/O ports.

Atari's SIO system was way better.
Nope; you need load bearing. And even some mild impact.

Lower impact being better than high impact doesn't imply that even lower impact is even better.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bone#Remodeling

"Repeated stress, such as weight-bearing exercise or bone healing, results in the bone thickening at the points of maximum stress (Wolff's law). It has been hypothesized that this is a result of bone's piezoelectric properties, which cause bone to generate small electrical potentials under stress."

Swimming is beneficial, and is a great complement to load-bearing exercise.
Similar with discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39820703
I swear I feel like I'm dreaming this thread.
1. Stay off hackernews
There's a big difference, though: the array indexing code is still safe from memory errors. I would much prefer a panic over a segfault.
I would love if someone would make a photometry app that ingests video (such as iPhone video of my house or drone footage of my property) and outputs a 3D gaussian splatting model.

I want it just for fun, but I’m sure it to real estate agents!
Great product, will check out again tomorrow for the new links on my topic
i don't hate teams. i actually love the energy that MS is throwing behind it. i just wish it was lighter-weight and worked properly in safari.
It feels like science is progressing in all aspects except spinal disc replacement/regeneration.
zot zot
I am less concerned by a subscription model, than Canvas hoovering people's work into their Gen AI systems.
Why bother with a death penalty when he can be "Epsteined"?
Usually tugboats attend whenever a large container ship enters or exits a busy port, and the tugboats have directional thrusters. Port authorities prefer it that way because it gives them more control (since the tugboats tend to stay in the port).
Attack on Titan?
And it worked fine on my phone (Firefox on Android).
There is a start-up in Australia (https://fablefood.co/) that makes amazing mushroom like "pulled beef". It's pretty good when you cook it as they recommend, but I also burnt it on a bbq one day and it was AMAZING!!!

I've recently been thinking about how we will build a micro-nutrient rich diet through tightly controlling how our foods are manufactured. I'm sure this is being worked on somewhere, but I haven't seen much. Seems like most of the lab-grown stuff is more focused on the lack of land use than the ability to custom generate the food that best suits an individuals diet.

Anyone know who's working on this?
Show HN: A diff tool for ini config files
I've been handling lots of configuration files at work lately and I needed to compare some of them but diff kinda sucks for this use case.

I whipped up something real quick and it helped quite nicely.

I might need to compare some configuration in JSON next so I'll probably add support for it.

Source on GitHub[1].

1. https://github.com/haggen/cfgcmp
He was a Russian guy, normally living in Russia. HN post is unlikely, but I would love to see folks of this sort post here.

We both happened to be traveling in the same country one New Year's and got to talking.
So just to be clear here, the progression is:

"memory safety bugs" -> "for example, UAFs" -> "I don't mean a literal UAF" -> "use array index after free" -> 'memory safety is not "code that does not result in UB"'

I mean, you can define "memory safety" to be whatever you want it to be, but the definition everyone else uses (including Rust) is absolutely connected with undefined behavior. More than that, the entire context of this thread assumes that definition. Rust certainly does. And if you are going to use a different definition than everyone else, at least have the courtesy to provide it.

If people used your definition, then it would be wrong to, for example, say that "Java is a memory safe programming language." But that is, as far as I know, widely regarded to be a true statement.

This sort of disagreement is profoundly irritating, because I made it exceptionally clear what I meant from the get-go. All you had to do was respond and say, "oh, it sounds like we are just using different definitions of the term 'memory safety.' if we use your definition, I agree with what you said."
Haha, ouch. Sadly not, but I'll have to work on how I come across in the future. Thanks for the answer!
> First, what would the pricing tiers be based on? Word count? That would just be another way of saying token.

A customer sees "word count", they understand what's going on perfectly, right away. Tokens? More than half of them will think "what, like, game tokens? do I have to buy them in advance?"

Generously, 10% of potential customers are going to have even an approximate idea of what a token means in this context, maybe 1% could tell you that words and tokens aren't quite the same thing.
"War can be waged with foolish haste but war cannot be skillfully prolonged."
https://archive.is/Tx8FR
That article gives an example of being hit by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Summit_Venture

deadweight tonnage of 33,912, gross tonnage of 19,735, and a net tonnage of 13,948.

The one that took down this bridge:

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

Her registered gross and net tonnages are 91,128 and 52,150, respectively, and her deadweight tonnage is 116,851

Many times larger.
Indeed. Receiving eternal life instead of wrath is already awesome. Then, we see how Christ transforms people and works in their lives. I’ll give fresh examples.

I was out door to door today. God put several of them right in front of me as I was about to knock. All good conversations. Several had struggling families, people who went trans & Satanist, etc. They were greatly encouraged by God’s Word, one to tears. Another had just asked for God to send her an answer about where to go and I knocked on her door with that answer. A number had left churches due to the worldliness I referenced in my comment, too.

Outside of that, we’ve seen amazing things happen. People close to Christ were about the only folks with peace and joy working retail during COVID. My prayer group has seen two people supernaturally healed with doctors baffled. One still has the neurological damage but no symptoms. Hardcore folks in our local prisons are begging for more of the Word with some transforming. One evangelist I met was doing drive by shootings in his past.

It’s just amazing watching Christ work miracles and change lives every day while the news focuses on alternative philosophies doing record damage. The media needs to report, not suppress, this stuff. Then, we’ll see real change happen.
I like this idea. Theoretically, the compiler already has the machinery to remove dead code. Next step could package up just the source you touch.
Microsoft's new era of AI PCs will need a Copilot key, says Intel
Interactive Ruby (IRB) (2023)
Panpsychism is what you get if materialism can't be proven. Sure, maybe there is a neural correlate of consciousness, but there is no proof of it. If no neural (or perhaps quantum?) correlate can be found, it would perhaps fall on panpsychism as the default explanation.

These folks^0 put money on it, and panpsychism is winning so far.

0: https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2023/07/12/a-25-year-old-bet-on...
You say I miss the point entirely. I grasped one of your points, though we may agree to disagree.

But your claim that "most law enforcement, even after discovering your license is suspended, upon hearing "but I'm just going to work", are going to say "oh well, far be it from me to make you late", and let you go"... needs citation.

Well, you also ignore that while you may not be arrested, you are going to be charged with at least a misdemeanor in all fifty states, if not a felony (and in some states, after X driving on a suspended license misdemeanors it becomes a felony) - so it's not as simple as "cool, just keep fining me, I'll pay you eventually, maybe", and no other consequences.
Misophonia in the UK: Prevalence and norms from the S-Five in a UK sample
Cool!

;)
Biden administration is going after Tech Titans
As society changes, it’s reasonable for a court to re-examine the effects of previously decided legislation to gauge whether the impact and societal cost can be justified.

It’s not like we don’t have other laws that restrict what we can do or where we can do it.
From what I understand joint surgery especially knees and hips have a great ratio of benefit to cost
I was just going to post about this! Not this particular project but the fact that most of us have old hard drives lying around that we could turn into rotary input device!
Yikes. Sorry you had to deal with this. Did you respond in any way or close the tab and cry about humanity?
MY T410 is now almost 14 years old. Still a great machine. I like it more than my P53, truth be told.
The US census which gives times not distances . The average person only averages 8-10mph on their bike and most take a more indirect route so as to avoid highways when commuting by bike.

I misspoke insofar as the average citizen taking 10 hours total by car in fact its 5 which an average one way commute time of slightly under half an hour. I believe it would be reasonable to suppose that the average commute time would somewhat more than double to aprox 1 hour 1 way for an increase in time cost of 5 hours per week.

Given the average persons existing time commitment and fitness I don't think an extra 5 hours and 100 miles per week on the bike is altogether reasonable on its face.

If you take the intersection of those who are at least median closeness, sufficiently fit, and have the time to spare probably about 10% of the pop could commute that way. If we would like to achieve anything like that we probably need to make biking a bit friendlier than it presently is.
Maritime shipping is a business where shaving every penny rules the day.

Most ships use flags of convenience, so the regulatory structure is pretty much nothing.
macOS Sonoma 14.4.1 released to fix the stuff that the 14.4 update broke
hip normally works very well - it's just a ball and socket joint. knee is a bit more tricky.
> For example, in my second AI related publication, we used BERT to collect evidence in the legal discovery process. Typically, such tasks are done by legal interns that are forced to go through thousands of emails (if not more) one-by-one to find evidence that could potentially be used in a case. Hence my point, a robotic task that's done by a human

But that's exactly the problem. Boring legal discovery and case prep is a huge part of the intern experience. Will removing this result in fewer lawyers? You know that partners will be more than happy to have smaller cohorts if it saves the firm money. Remains to be seen.
> C and particularly C++ absolutely have that ability with library support if you know what you are doing.

I won't speak to C++, as it's a very different language now since the last time I used it. I've been writing C for more than 20 years, and I still make mistakes. And there's nothing keeping me from accidentally doing something unsafe outside my unsafe abstraction, aside from my own perfection at never making mistakes (yeah, right).

Rust requires you to be explicit about the unsafe things you do. And, realistically, even when I'm building a safe interface on top of necessarily-unsafe code, the unsafe portions aren't even that large compared to the entirety of the abstraction. That makes things much easier to audit, and the compiler tells me which sections of code I need to pay more attention to.

To me, this is lacking the ability. "If you know what you are doing" is a laughable constraint. Even people who theoretically do (and I suspect programming ability is a lot like people's self-reported skill at driving a car) still make mistakes sometimes.
I really wanted to respond, but decided the healthiest thing to do was to just ignore them.
To implement the strategy in the most tax efficient manner without leverage you would want to have an account worth 5 * (S&P 500 futures price). Today that would be about $26,375. MES uses a multiple of 5 while ES uses a multiple of 10.

However, with today's $0 commissions, if you aren't overly concerned about taxes, you can try out this strategy with as little as $500 and simply buy and sell one share of the ETF VOO on signal changes. Alternatively, if you have the risk appetite, you can get started with trading MES futures with less than $10k, though caution should always be warranted when using any amount of leverage.
The old folks at work just want to be able to click the browser icon, the email bookmark, the search button, and be able to print. One of two Windows 10 laptops in the office (the other three run LMDE) has some failing components and I have an LMDE laptop ready to replace it, with all the right buttons in the right places). The other one runs our accounting software, and I'm confident I can either make it work on Linux or migrate before Win10 is unsupported.
Damn! The cool emoji I added after the word cool (for wordplay based on your app idea), got removed by the HN form submission process.
I’m trying to imagine, as someone that was an adult for the 2008 crash, saying “the economy will always be good for people that work hard and smart” out loud with a straight face.

It would have to be either

a) a complete fabrication or

b) a little play on words where “working smart and hard” is the load-bearing bit of phrasing that implies that any negative impacts from economic downturn would strictly reflect on a person’s work ethic and/or intelligence.

“Don’t worry about the future, your net worth will reflect your personal worth regardless of external economic conditions!” sounds way more depressing than “the economic hardships you were born during and have seen in your short lifetime are not likely to evaporate by the time you enter the workforce”
As a former quant and now economist, I want to congratulate the author on correctly using the term Collateralized Debt Obligation! That is a great metaphor for what they’ve done.

I do want to write an article on “technical debt” at some point. “Debt” is not a great metaphor for the concept. Maybe “high viscosity code” might be better? The code cannot be changed easily to accommodate new features, so it feels like it has a high derivative. Debt is something else completely.
Airline is Emirates.
> By and large, the desire to obtain an MBA and move into a management-consultancy/thought-leadership type role is directly connected to a preference to avoid doing hard, meaningful work and preferring instead to operate one layer above a grift.

or it's an answer to a desire for non-engineers to make more money, which these programs definitely open doors to.
The idea that swimming is better than cycling because it has even less impact is simply invalid. The low impact of cycling is more than low enough.¹

(Outside of falling down and hitting the pavement, of course!)

I would say that if all you do is cycling, you should add some more load-bearing exercise, like weights, and a bit of running.

You should not be worried that cycling is too high impact and go for swimming for that reason (though there are great reasons to swim, and nobody should be discouraged from that!)

＿＿＿＿

1. Except for someone with a serious injury that they are treating with pool exercise, or a member of some other special population.
Like where most of the people live and where the ships are!
Yes, like other meats, insects have good protein:carb and protein:fat. Specifically with that powder, 13:4 protein:fat and 13:2 protein:carb
Could we maybe also start passing laws under which internet connected devices such as phones are not allowed in schools during class? I fear that we’re raising a generation of scatter brained know nothings with attention spans of a fruit fly, who watched YouTube in class instead of listening to the teacher. That is not without cost - some of those kids will have much worse life outcomes due to the lack of even basic education.
Love the concept and smooth UI/UX
I agree but if they want to double the price they really need to be a lot better.
Last time I used it for a quick project (relatively simple yet complex restaurant menu layout) I really wished I had used Adobe stuff instead (paid for a month or bootleg version).
On the surface Affinity stuff is nice but it is very lacking in some not even advanced use cases and rather finicky, errors/bugs prone.
You end up spending a lot more time, building up a lot more frustration than you would with Adobe tools.

Adobe is stupid expensive for someone who do not make money off it, but their software are quite good all things considered…
Thanks for sharing, and goddamn, that sucks.
1) You can add UTM parameters from the interface and I plan to create templates to reuse them.
2) Yes, the system consumes it but it is not documented.
3) Thanks, I fixed it. :)
That’s a different scenario: could a system be built to eat X’s lunch.

The scenario I was calling out is more: Company A is great at X, so clearly that technology could be used to easily be great at Y, and doom company B in 6 months. The problem with that thinking is that often the technology is the easy part (and sometimes superficial similarity, also).
> Why do the funds need to be transferred to the custodial parent at all? Moreover, remember this system is taking place in a world where we don't actually know the real custodial percentages; Bob was maybe assigned every other weekend, but maybe in practice Alice is often busy and Bob takes care of Bob Jr. approximately 50% of the time.

This in a reasonable world would be addressed by the court. Real performance obviously varies edge cases aren't a good reason to change the overall pattern rather its an argument for reforming the process.

If you want more fairness reform how the court calculates how much it costs Bob Sr. to live. I've seen from an associate how nonsensical that can be. I admit i have no first hand experience with the system and I wouldn't be shocked to find it unfair in many instances.
Windows Format Dialog Remains Unchanged After 30 Years
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No, that's incorrect. While yes, it's true that you can point two different nodes at the same array index, or mismanage your array indices in a variety of ways, that is a logic error. It will indeed make your program behave incorrectly (and depending on what it's doing, that may have security implications), but there is no memory safety issue. No one is using anything after freeing it; if you try to access an index that is past the end of the Vec, it will panic. Panicking, while undesirable, is memory-safe.

You may think that's a difference without distinction, but "memory safety" and "use after free" have specific definitions, and this ain't them.
OK, there goes a decent-ish Adobe alternative.

Now it will be more subscriptions, polluted with embedded Canva shit, and perhaps phasing out the desktop apps altogether.
I can't agree that the exotic case of wanting to buy something while flying on an airplane counts as "very common"!

The laws are new because the practice they react against is, generally speaking, a recent problem.
Where are the podcast apps that allow you to download to /copyable/ MP3 files?
Especially on Android, I've seen this app list dwindle down to nearly zero. There a couple of apps that still allow you to download episodes to mp3, but the current Android file management is such that you can't copy them out afterwards (at least, not easily).

Anyone know of any apps that allow me to specify a download folder of MY choosing?

Thanks.
There isn't enough data to say what percentage of mushrooms are toxic when uncooked. Anyway, do you eat a lot of raw meat?
The general assumption is that bicycling is good for it; it has negligible impact, and the motion will keep muscles and tendons flexible and increased blood flow is good for healing. Particularly use lower gears and 'spin' faster, so your pedaling rate is 80-90 RPM (i.e., don't be pushing hard on the pedals at low RPMs). This is both most efficient and keeps joint loads lower.

Please note the "assumption". Be sure to ask your doctor about your specific condition, as no one here including me, has any idea what is your actual condition and what the effects would be.

Hope your knee gets better soon!
It wasn't a documentary.
>Also, you do need some fat and carbs in your diet to, you know, live.

Absolutely agreed that fat and carbs are part of a balanced diet, but many foods and cuisines have poor macro nutrient ratios and, as hiddencost states, it is all about the ratios.

FWIW, I have been massively successful in eliminating "dadbod" and getting to a super healthy weight by using this diet for several years: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nR1juKxIRM

The TLDR is ~.8grams of protein per pound of body weight, small portions of carbs and fat and half your plate should be low calorie vegetables.
Well everyone involved in the design of this bridge is long dead.
Why "traditional" companies are prioritizing their app experiences
It's an experiment in if the new court will actually care
Adobe is for pros.
New Adventures, Same Company
So, you thought that machine was airgapped....
I forgot about that incident! I guess a better example would have been Baldur’s Gate 3.

Perhaps it’s still a decent little business lesson: the highest earning video game of all time had an egregious loading bug and nobody cared for years.
Good read! I learned something really cool today :)

Here's something for you!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_in_Bugis_society
Some HN monkeyboy has nothing better to do with his time than downvote a polite reply to a thanks.
The internet has been an engaging plaything, and I think we'll be okay without it.

I'd argue that life in North America before the 1400s was meaningful and engaging, with many cultures enjoying a rich "Wikipedia" oral history going back millenia.
Yeah Mitchell and I are friendly competitors. We recorded a discussion [0] on the future of terminals last year.

[0] https://vimeo.com/854038896
> businesses that keep digital tax records [...] pay more in tax.

Conversely, businesses that only earn £50 a year probably can have their accounts done in 5 minutes on a napkin, which is why those businesses are less likely to use accounting software and pay less tax on average...

Forcing them to use accounting software won't suddenly make them earn more or pay more taxes. In fact, if the effort of running a tiny business goes up too much, many of them will just shut down.
I just wonder if they even have to go that far. I didn’t really see much of a standard of what is age verification defined.
>Beef cattle use nearly 60% of the world’s agricultural land but account for less than 2% of global calories and 5% of global protein consumed.

Sure... We're going to create 5 more planets to provide all the pasture needed to feed the world with your food of the future.
All-Screen iPhone?
There are small or comparatively small corporations who proudly and decidedly stay small, and even refuse to sell.

https://cdm.link/2021/11/ableton-reportedly-refused-investme...
Hi, what?

I said hypothetical, and I did not use the word JSON.
The ship can carry 10,000 TEU, which would fit at least 10,000 imported cars, which would cost around $500mm.

In this case it seems the ship wasn't full, but it's not hyperbole to estimate it as being worth a billion dollars fully loaded. Cars aren't the cheapest things you can ship in containers, but they're far from the most expensive either, and they're what the Port of Baltimore specialises in.