skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do the same thing on Youtube. It's incredibly convenient.
If people want a crappier mobile experience, cheer on this suit. DOJ is forcing iOS to operate like Android
> and audiophiles swear they hear the same magic sound although what they listen to comes from 100% digital material

Not unlikely, as the signal did get converted back to analog, and the physical media's characteristics influence the mastering even when it's being done digitally.
Robert Collins' article lists some of these methods, mostly centered around flag bits behavior: http://www.rcollins.org/ddj/Sep96/Sep96.html
the law will pass and nobody will bat an eye. the british public will continue to sit there on their knees with their mouths wide open and their tongues out while they quietly grumble to each other that they don't like the taste of piss.
4.5-10GB in h.265, depending on the movie (length, how many low-contrast scenes, how much quick movement) and how well-tuned the encoder was, is indistinguishable from the 1080p blu ray on my 10’ diagonal screen at 6-10’ viewing distance.

4k, something like 25GB-45GB, depending, but I have several in the teens of GB that I wouldn’t guess weren’t full quality.

I reserve full-quality rips for movies I both care about a lot and that benefit from it. I don’t need more than 4.5GB dedicated to Happy Gilmore or what have you.
There are tons and tons of films on disc but not on Apple TV or any streaming service. Just off the top of my head: Hal Hartley's "The Unbelievable Truth", along with almost every other Hal Hartley film.
> The newly discovered corpus was acquired by the Mexican government from a local family that wants to remain anonymous, but which were not collectors but rather traditional stewards of the cultural legacy of Culhuacan and Iztapalapa

It’s fascinating to imagine the journey of these books throughout the years. Kept in a basement somewhere? Passed down from generation to generation for safekeeping?

Reminds me of the Sarajevo Haggadah, surviving from the 1300s: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarajevo_Haggadah
I imagine its the same reason why cobol & fortran is still around, billions of lines of hard to understand business critical programs that work which nobody really wants to take a chance on replacing.
Apple Digital Masters is the real deal. The quality difference is noticeable even on modern pop songs, especially when compared to Spotify.
The market selects for fast writers and tends to pay them more
"If a revolution destroys a systematic government, but the systematic patterns of thought that produced that government are left intact, then those patterns will repeat themselves in the succeeding government." - Robert Pirsig, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

Though I don't know enough about Chinese politics to tell how much the quote actually fits.
Its literally tagged with 'white riot'. Please take the racebaiting and go away.
Cheap solar is a meme. Zero solar farms can provide their sticker output overnight after an overcast winter day. Most can't provide their sticker output all night after a sunny summer day! Of course, these shortfalls can't result in blackouts, so instead we simply keep extra backup capacity on standby. The studies never price this in, but you can rest assured that the energy companies do.
Marsupilami!
Terrorists were caught trying to escape to the Ukraine, very close to the border. They were obviously linked to some people on the Ukrainian territory. Or at least they thought so. According to the public information, they got instructions from anonymous telegram account, so it could really be anyone.
Why would the politicians allow this, surely this backfires hard on them
In what way?
Also, I have a pretty flawless android experience because of the ability to use other app-stores - I happily run ad-free FOSS software from F-Droid.
There’s no reason you can’t setup your tests so that mimic stubs out your module or a subset of functions in your module everywhere where you don’t explicitly override it.

The main difference is that the extra dispatch layer is only injected at test time, so there’s no extra indirection in the production code.
Right, it's clearly not hard enough to be impossible for a human to do it which is one reason there was doubt prior to the confession.

Thabeast was pretty close to mid-way I think, and he wasn't the person who'd spent most time attempting this.
Don't do this on HN. Anyone here who wants to know what an LLM has to say can check for themselves; you are just cluttering up the discussion with spam. Post your own opinions.
Can you get a burner phone as a "landline" that she can call?
> Those are opposite arguments.

They aren't.

If you make something tilted against group X, group X will not look very good in the distribution of performance.

If those people in group X participate at a lower rate as a result, group X will look even worse in the distribution of performance. You'll be selecting the best from a much smaller population.

I do think there's some merit in the argument that many athletic events have been developed to showcase and compare male athletic capability. (Of course, a few are the opposite!)
I was thinking the cheap warehouse made sense if it were to be a warehouse/logistics operation. But then a makerspace, without a huge quantity of makers living nearby - huh?

Then after discovering that he is a far above average target, and getting a windfall and bringing all his gear and customer's property to the site, he gets no security?

Definitely seems to be a few cards short of a deck and have more money than sense. I hope he doesn't get himself or his family killed if one of those robberies goes bad.
For example with the 0.36.0 release ## was changed to mean "escaped #" instead of a valid start of a comment line (comments start with #) so some heading type comments I had like ### Input config ### were suddenly throwing errors.
Here's the thing. For the longest time (since circa 1999) I've been a Google user. Google trained me to not use superfluous words like "how do I .... " etc. Just put down the keywords, and spare me the babble, Google said.

With LLMs, on the other hand, it feels like I'm dealing with a human being on the other end: so I have to add stuff like "how can I"... and "please" and "thank you" (and sometimes "no yapping" ;-D ). So I queried Google just like I normally do.
Dating after 35 is quite hard, it feels like going for job interviews...
Graph goes from zero to 24 to 26. No thanks.
Never heard of Niri before. Will take a look, cheers.
I 100% agree. I know someone that works in a school with children that have special education needs. I was talking with them several months ago and they said majority have genuine issues but they suspect some children have just been ruined by their parents. Their opinion was the children are very capable and as able as any normal child but have self-labelled as having 'special needs' because their parents have told them that from a young age. It didn't make sense to me until I then was told that by doing so the parents could claim various benefits, be a stay at home 'carer' etc.
Such wasted potential.
I’ve often wondered about an automatic codemod that takes a Django template and turns it into an API endpoint + React component that does the same thing. Your {% if request.user.is_superuser %} checks get propagated to protecting the API data within. Frankly, though, the impetus to upgrade is often accompanied by a design rework anyways. But I do think it would be viable!
Em, is that you?
Well we are pretty capable of predicting, right now, that our civilization is very likely to collapse in the next few decades because we can't seem to address the climate/biodiversity problems (which are consequences of the abundance of fossil fuels that will end soon).

> We take over the galaxy or die trying.

Let's first survive on Earth, shall we?
All that can be easily explained by infinite greed. Cook cut all the small things that weren't making enough billions and that's it.
Oh, and he would like very much to sell you their overpriced lackluster cloud "service".

The reality is that with all the building block in place, Apple could have made a very interesting "personal cloud" solution, using one of their custom low power chip to make a device running a simplified version of macOS server, that could act as a router/backup/smart devices coordinator and all that jazz.
With many people having (almost) symmetrical fiber connection (at least with enough upload that access is realistic) it could have been a great product.

Problem is, after they sell you said device, you are good for quite a number of years and that can't fly in the vein pursuit of endless growth.

More money, moaarrrrr....
What are "composable networking services?"
I dunno. I just listened to it on Spotify and it sounded much better than either of the versions in the article. Maybe it's because it was in the context of the whole song.
Unfortunately, AI-Generated SEO articles are a race to the bottom, with everyone churning out the same keyword-stuffed fluffy low value articles with the same tired phrasing, "In the <everchanging|fast-paced|dynamic> world of <topic|industry|function>.. crucial crucial. "In today's digital age..."

Id like you to consider what is the true value-add here not from the perspective of getting paying customers, but from the perspective of the final end customer (the reader). Putting more low quality ai-generated content on the web degrades the experience.
Thank you, although I know how to access the links through an archive service if I want to. My point was different: dead links are cluttering up the search results (and therefore the RSS). It would be nice to flag them for removal (or if the service removed dead links programmatically).

As an aside for the developers, I find that the searches contain a lot of noise. (For instance, a search for OmniFocus turns up results from several sites that only contain summaries of release notes for minor versions of the app.)
Sometimes they do, eg;

https://www.airnav.com/airport/S90
The bumper harvests due to crops growing in a greenhouse like environment will be thanks to the foresight of past leaders.
Why is there a giant blackout after 224.?
Nice! Small design nitpick/tip : center the text on your buttons to make them feel more like buttons. Left aligning them makes them look like labels to some. Small tweak, but can result in better conversion.
As an alternate pov, i don't care to own any movies or series because i don't care to rewatch any of them, with very few exceptions. I simply can't seem to sit through the same movie a second time when i know what happens and how it ends. The very few exceptions are the ones that make me feel a certain way. I rewatch them to feel that way again
> I’m basically presenting adapting to a new UI as adapting to the faster page load.

But I as a user don't have to do anything to adapt to a faster page load. Probably I won't even notice it. If you change the UI out from under me--even if it actually improves it--then I have to learn your new clever UI and that breaks my focus. It imposes a cost on me that I did not consent to. Instead of getting work done, I have to learn your new UI. So these things are completely different.

EDIT: To phrase it another way, what is the justification for your UI "improvement"? I claim the reason you have to make an improvement at all is that you released your product before it was finished. You shouldn't do that. If I'm paying for your product I'm not your "beta tester" so don't treat me like one.

EDIT2: Another way to look at it: your UX is your public API. Once you release it, that's final.

> perhaps some plugin manufacturer now needs to do some extra work

As a user, I couldn't care less how much work needs to be done, and who needs to do it. I just want the tool to work the same day in and day out.
> You can't just dump links to 10,000-word political essays,

I'm citing reputable sources, your reply is just your own say-so.

If you don't like Human Rights Watch, how about the European Commission?

https://projects.research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/en/pro...

> and expect them to support your original premise that the PKK terrorism is justified.

I'm not defending attacks on innocent civilians. Consider Northern Ireland: the IRA's attacks on civilians were shameful and wrong. But, if it were not for the oppression of Catholics by the Stormont government, and the failure of the UK government to stop it, those attacks may well have never started.
The real "Boss" is Nintendo, being against emulation and archival.. and intentionally throwing away all of these user created levels.

And that boss, in Mario fashion, needs to be butt-stomped.
I simply can't comprehend the worldview of someone who would waste their time defending this. I feel the need to call it out because I have many female friends and have heard their views on these types of issues over the years, which compels me to speak out. Do you have many women in your life that you can talk to about these issues?
Ok yeah but that's really a bush strip, I was thinking of international airports :) But good point, fair enough.

PS: That's really pretty dangerous, imagine having to compensate for crosswind changing directions, avoiding the trees at each side etc.. wow.
> It's also not like the government is trying to break Apple into multiple companies, like Standard Oil.

If only.
I love a well written story like this. Fascinating communities.
The beauty of tools is you can pick the tool based on the job. Personally I use both search and ChatGPT4 and Copilot in IDE at various times throughout any day.
The website itself is reminiscent of the Flash interactive portfolios that people used to have. I really miss this style of presentation on the web.
multicast, then experimental blocks
The data is already 4 years old.

Not sure how many people realize the slow pace of these reports. That some of the most doom-scenario data, by the time it makes it into a report and hits a big headline, is already 5 or 10 years old.

Cumulative CO2 Emissions by world region, 1751-2017. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/cumulative-co2-emissions-.... [Accessed 24 April 2020]

Projected emissions for 2018-19 based on Global Carbon Budget 2019, by Pierre Friedlingstein, et al. (2019), Earth System Science Data, 11, 1783-1838, 2019, DOI: 10.5194/essd-11-1783-2019.
Are you talking about this graph? https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/cumulative-co2-emissions-...

You might be talking about the graph on https://blog.ucsusa.org/peter-frumhoff/global-warming-fact-c... , however that page has a missing image, so I cannot see that graph.

Not sure which other graph you might be talking about?
People often can’t divorce because of finances.

The free money folks were getting made divorce more accessible.

The fact the many people were unemployed and kids weren’t going to school made custody and alimony simpler.

Many court proceedings were simpler too. Everything was remote. You could divorce without leaving home.
ROOTSAW might just be its, er, botanical name? I'm sure the file was invite_confirm.exe or similar.
> I'm glad things have worked well for you, but this clearly is not the case in general. For example, I'd be happy to subscribe to Apple TV+, but they are not interested in me as I don't have any of their hardware to stream on.

Good thing you don't need any of their hardware to stream AppleTV+ on. You can go stream directly from their website, https://tv.apple.com. Or maybe from your Samsung tv, or maybe from your Roku.
You are on the wrong website if you think this is nerdy.
I would certainly hope they would be looking out for their own safety and well-being, no matter what they’re being paid
It was published on the 19th, this submission is just late
Thanks for creating an account just to answer my question, I guess.
What is the value of a shared currency if it's purchased power differs person to person? When you earn higher income, in addition to tax the value goes down?
”All our Earth analogies are much weaker than the conditions that are present on Mars,” says Friedmann. “Mars is much drier, much colder, with much more intense UV radiation.”

Why do people want to go to Mars? Seems like no matter how bad it could ever get here on Earth, climate wise, it would still be much better than Mars.
London Gentlemen's Clubs and Victorian Politics
It's not supply that's the main driver of costs:

One of the biggest such costs in California is the billions of dollars being spent on hardening and burying power lines to reduce the risk of them sparking wildfires. Utilities are also bearing the costs of compensating the victims of wildfires caused by poorly maintained grid equipment
Where are you getting these figures? They aren't the same as the ones in the article.
I think it started out in ROM, it has low core jump vectors so that portions can be replaced (rather than just the whole thing) I worked designing Mac graphics accelerators back in the day, we hooked them up by replacing bits of QD through these vectors. So over time rom fixes got made and some of it would have come off of disk

If you follow that second link you'll find a zip file with quickdraw source in it, you'll find that while there is a little pascal (.p files) most of the core is assembler (.a files)
What are you talking about? Use VPN outside of US jurisdiction, register a random google account, and use YouTube all you want in almost full anonymity.

Just keep in mind that if you write comments, and you also write under your real name, it's relatively easy to identify you by the writing style.
This observation goes to the heart of why nobody is really listening to the climate change crowd. Most of the emissions were in the last 30 years and due to catapulting China out of poverty (and work in progress catapaulting India) [0]. There is a similarly frustrating dynamic to the anti-nuclear-power debate (which we have to pin our hopes on China also barrelling through). People get all riled up about the costs of something that is making the world so much better that the cost should be paid.

[0] https://ourworldindata.org/co2-emissions
DuckPGQ: Efficient property graph queries in an analytical RDBMS
Some part of it now is having them available for my son to experience.
Most of us just don't see the point of following an industry that is predominantly fraud.
> Did I read this wrong

Yes, I think you did. I read it as two different snippets of thought published together with even more in a single blog post.
Microsoft Office has been installed on every computer I've used professionally.
Well, since the article didn't bother displaying the graph on my browser (that's the kind of thing quality sites do!), I got to the source, and it's not as bad:

https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/cumulative-co2-emissions-...

I always assumed this was common knowledge.
By either using Bypass, passing in fake adapters to Req, or injecting a dispatch layer at test time with Mimic.

I’ve been doing this for 20 years, you’re definitely never going to convince me that an interface for a single implementation is the best way to create the dynamic dispatch you need for testing.
Now do IPv6
Crops do need water, too, not just CO2.
Yeah, was wondering about that. Once you have to start extending the deck or mounting them on tugs the trade doesn't seem likely to be favourable.
From the blog:

> However, the 8-bit bus enabled cheaper computer hardware.

I wonder if that can be expanded on. An old (now departed) friend once said to me that this was a mirage, because the only thing that the narrower bus really bought them was that it made the 16kB configuration possible, which no-one actually bought (the minimum for using floppies was 32kB!). He claimed that the narrower bus didn't actually make the configurations with more RAM cheaper because it made them require more support chips. Is there any truth to this?
"Minimum wage" is a bit of a misnomer as there are a whole raft of situations and exemptions where the minimum wage is not actually the minimum wage you can be legally paid.
It sounds intriguing, but it doesn't look like there are any examples in the readme, and the documentation for the Validation dialect on ryelang.org is completely blank. How does this feature work?
You can do that in every language I’ve worked with. You can even do it with Mimic in Elixir without the extra production indirection layer.
Now op has to teach mom how to access vpn.
I'm sure you are responding with good intentions, that some 'healthy' fats are needed in a healthy diet.

The demonization of fat is wrong.

But Also

Eating 5lbs of Ribs every day and weighing 300 lbs is not healthy.

Same with salt.

The 'healthy' amount of salt is a U curve. You can have too little, and too much.

It's just in the typical American diet, there is so much Fat and so much Salt, that most people area already at the extreme of the U curve and should probably start cutting back.
I have the right to ingest that communication if I want to. Reading and distributing Pravda is not, and should not, be a crime.

Moreover, this is always a speculative argument. There is no direct evidence I'm aware of that TikTok’s content is directly controlled by the CCP. If you can’t prove it with a paper trail, you basically have carte blanche to censor software from any country you happen to dislike.
U. Of Florida Investigates Whether Professors Interfered with Western-Civ Center
There are remarkably few surviving Aztec codices. Wikipedia lists 39, of which only 3 are possibly pre-hispanic. The new codices all seem to be in the later group, but this is still a substantial increase of the corpus.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aztec_codex
The graph that you link to seems to have data up until 2022?

1.73 trillion tonnes cumulative in 2022.
837.92 billion tonnes cumulative in 1992.

Hence the headline "most CO₂ emissions were in the last 30 years", or at least I assume this.
https://archive.is/a61fM
It’s amazing until you have drive failures.
Can you explain what lead you to believe it's dead?

Looking at the Issues in their Github, a couple of days ago they mentioned to be working on some features in a branch.

https://github.com/Snapchat/KeyDB/issues/798#issuecomment-20...
It is not disabled, as you think. It is secured by the internal code in Pack. Almost all parts of Pack are multithreaded.
> property rights

No you are conflating two topics. Property rights is not propping up stocks and bonds. It's protecting ownership so you can invest in building things over the long term without them being taken.

Similar reasons encourage the government to protect the value of their currency.

> the point of fiat is to be an easy medium of exchange

The stated goal of the federal reserve is price stability, not exchange.

> Hoarding paper or shiny objects is still speculation with risk

Yep but it's a difference of how much risk.

> having strong social safety nets

Those carry their own kinds of risk.

> I shouldn't be incentivized to hold dollars.

0% is hardly a massive incentive to hold cash. If we can't agree on that then ill be incentivized to hold a currency that does care about its value.
First rule of Extreme Dishwasher Loading club is "Think quality, not quantity"
> as a fellow former rule-following middle schooler, you would be blown away by how few of us there are left

If someone is surrounded by ubiquitous control systems designed to regiment their behavior, it can hardly be a surprise when they have difficulty with self-discipline.

Using technical methods to motivate someone's behavior denies them the opportunity to develop intrinsic motivation.