skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Very interesting!
I was curious how this related to Roman self-healing concrete: https://news.mit.edu/2023/roman-concrete-durability-lime-cas...
and it seems like this is an entirely novel method, where little capsules of bacteria break open when a crack appears and then "heal" the crack through growth until they consume their food stock.

Both the capsule (alginate-based) and bacteria are common and safe
RVC does live voice changing with a little latency: https://github.com/RVC-Project/Retrieval-based-Voice-Convers...

The product isn't exactly spectacular, but most of the works seems to have bene done. Just needs someone to go over the UI and make it less unstable, really.
Outages disrupt the seamless experience customers expect. When a website goes down, an app becomes inaccessible, or an online service malfunctions, it sends a message of unreliability. Customers may question the brand’s ability to deliver on its promises and hesitate to rely on its products or services in the future.
Because those breaks don't line up with things like the solar eclipse.

Because those breaks don't line up with other cousins' breaks.

Because those breaks don't line up with great-grandma's 95th birthday, and she lives a full day's journey away.

Because those breaks don't line up with your work schedule, or your partner's work schedule.

Because my child is excelling academically, and I absolutely don't think that she'll get as much value out of being in school on Thursday & Friday as she will visiting her relatives in a foreign country for a long weekend.
Thanks! The only "issue" with pblog for what OP is requesting are the dependency requirements (ie. pandoc)

Live demo for those wondering: https://pblog.btxx.org
"Want" is not a concept of evolution. Evolution is not a teleological mechanism. You'd have to argue how mutation and selection pressure works for stars, and how their traits would be passed from one star generation to the next, so that they would develop a consciousness with "wants". Given that the sun is a third the age of the universe, it seems unlikely that the sun is the evolutionary result of an ancestry of stars of any relevant length.
There seems to be nothing on him in Greek on the web, the only mentions I can find are in English, so they're probably ones you found already. Someone on Twitter said he's still in Greece.
I see what you’re saying, but I think there’s a moral argument to be made for wanting code to be open source, but for humans only. Contrary to what law says, corporations are not people.

The contributors likely feel like their altruism is being exploited by mega corporations who are looking to harvest free labor. I sure wouldn’t want to work on a project if that’s how I perceived my users. But that doesn’t diminish their desire to provide a code base that anyone can use, learn from, modify, etc.
You‘re asking for trouble. I will email the moderators to block submission rights until you cool doen.
Sadly in this country the establishment has a history of protecting those of a certain status in society. Even if there is a prosecution, it will likely be dragged out for so long that those culpable will die before a sentence is passed.
I feel like it gets easier and slower. Obviously not at first, but a decade or two in? Once you start knowing all of those things you didn't know, you realize just how much consideration is required for every decision.
I've used astro to build https://ergaster.org and it was very simple to work with. I host it on CloudFlare Pages and it works like a charm.

I discovered it via one of Kevin Powell's videos: a 20 minutes tutorial to get started using Astro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acgIGT0J99U

I find it very simple to use as a developer, but there are quite a few things happening behind the scenes to make the site itself faster to load for users (e.g. it inlines the CSS so you don't have to load a separate sheet).

The only downside of it is that it depends on a package manager.
what about ISIS? or al-Qaeda? you like that type resistance i understand.
I suppose the difference is that in most technical topics the complexity is either inherent (quantum mechanics just is this way) or exists for a good reason (consensus algorithms are complicated but they solve a hard problem).

IMHO this is not true in cryptocurrency, which is more akin to a self-sustaining pyramid scheme where the complexity serves to obscure the reality of the thing and draw in more rubes. All the nonsensical jargon around NFTs was trying to hide the fact that paying money for a URL to a jpeg of a monkey is stupid. As best I can gather, all this new "layer 2" nonsense is to try and hide the fact that blockchain is a slow, crappy database.
The original posted thread is talking about it, and making a sweeping generalization, I am commenting on that generalization.
Is the end user you refer to a highly technical person? Because 1 in 5 Americans do not have the literacy skills to "complete tasks that require comparing and contrasting information, paraphrasing, or making low-level inferences"[0] so if you're describing end user software as something usable by everyone, expecting users to become programmers is simply an unrealistic expectation. The below average person is simply not smart enough to learn a DSL to get something done, and software should be accessible to everyone, even those who weren't lucky in the IQ lottery.

0: https://nces.ed.gov/pubs2019/2019179/index.asp
Hmm - why isn't this happening more often?

IIUC, you can produce 1 tonne of Methanol for $100-250 from CO2: https://decarbonisationtechnology.com/article/162/conversion... (presumably the cost should be less for waste, since waste is "free").

That would be ~250k BTU per dollar and gasoline is about ~50k BTU per dollar IIUC.

OTOH, natural gas is close to 1M BTU per dollar.
Whisper does not support diarization. There are a number of projects that try to add it.
Shortcuts Everywhere: How Boeing Favored Speed over Quality for the 737 MAX
At the top of the software stack it is a horror that everyone bellow you can always choose something else. Stand on your own two feet and achieve nothing or invest knowing your investments may be canceled by politics, monetization, etc.

I.e. if there is too much fragments in redis alternatives, whatever skills or contributions you made you can't use in any organization because they will avoid all redis like solutions.
Yeah I think that would fall into the backdoor category. My point was mainly that concerns over E2E encryption usually stop at the level of encryption and transmission.

If one really doesn't trust that Facebook isn't honest about how messages are encrypted and who has access to decrypt them, they also shouldn't use an app made by the same company that by design must have access to the decrypted text.
Proving the handling of uncommon speech is definitely a great example to use alongside the other common and uncommon speech examples on the page.
> the illusory value of startup equity lottery tickets it appears

Kind of like the lottery, you cannot win if you do not play. I could have a job with a paycheck, or I could have a job with a paycheck and a lottery ticket.
> It's hard to explain why we don't do it in the UK

I wonder if you're assuming I'm not from the UK, I am. I've seen it regularly, across strata. You are not speaking for the entire nation.

Clearly (judging by the mixed comments where some say it's not common, and some say it is) this is a regional thing, but the assumption being made in that thread, and your comment, is untrue.
Given the way schools districts are drawn in the US, it highly depends on the locale. Pick any random school in Loudoun County VA and the halls will probably look quite a bit different than some random school in Mobile County AL.
No, I just stick to the meaning of words. "Open source" was always "source is available" + conditions and there were always some people who didn't like them. The opposite is of "open source" is "closed source"
Even without that summer is a terrible time to travel to many destinations. IMO much of Europe and southeast Asia is way too hot at that time. Mid to Late Spring and early Fall are much better.
Rumors of our intelligence are greatly exaggerated.
This is exactly what I would argue. PostgreSQL makes it straightforward to create extremely powerful extensions.

PostGIS is one such extension, and I would argue that if your use case involves geospatial data, then PostGIS alone is enough of a reason to use PostgreSQL!
Vultr is pretty well known amongst the small technically innovative "cloud" hosting companies, and IMO has better offerings than DO. They also have a peering agreement with Backblaze and Cloudflare; no transfer costs between any of the three.
It's near the top per student as well.
Option 4:

One could take an pretrained model like llama, train it on only a few thousands of compiled and decompiled programs, then feed it compiled programs and have it decompile them and evaluate that output to make a new dataset and fine tune it again. Repeat until satisfactory.
Why is LSM useful for a RDB workload?
+1 for Pandoc. Something like 100 lines of python extracts tagged documents from my Emacs org docs, converts to html and fixes links.
Astro is amazing. I built my blog with it, hosted on CF pages [1].

DX is great.

In most cases, ships absolutely zero JS to the client, meaning super fast load times.

[1] https://www.yusufbirader.com/
The price of running it on a VM _including_ your real cost of supporting it is the ceiling.

My point is simply that if a licensing change meant that a cloud provider had to pass on extra costs, there is a natural feedback mechanism.

If AWS ElastiCache prices doubled, a lot of people would be doing the math versus whatever they pay for labor. There’s some room to grow there but it’s not infinite.
Do you have a preferred programming language? Whether building your own or using a framework, you’ll need to deal with the ecosystem. There’s lot is boots recommendations here, but if going for easy, I would make the initial decision based off what environment you’re already most comfortable with (JavaScript, Python, go, bash). In general I’d prefer an ssg over server side includes because there’s so many easy and free CDNs that you can use
Are you expecting this straw man that you keep wanting to talk with to come to life and follow you down a yellow brick road, or what?

Yes, enums are a hack, forever and always. Nobody disputes this.
Bipedal robot takes a beating, keeps on hiking
Or for instance Alasdair MacIntyre is in the same boat of being critical of Nietzsche (who after all was responsible for some terrible things, such as Pete Docherty) and yet disagreeing with nihilism, like most people do. This is a completely coherent position.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alasdair_MacIntyre
Boston Dynamics Unleashes New Spot Variant for Research
Speak for yourself! …ok speak for me too.
Fiber-optic data transfer speeds hit a rapid 301 Tbps
Unfortunately, language is fluid and changing. You can try to hang on by your fingernails, or you can go with the flow.
To be a deterrent, it just needs to curb some percentage of behavior. Not stop it completely. Do you think people are murdering at the same rate as if there was no punishment? It could be, but I would bet the numbers would go up significantly.
IBM had at least two computers that used this concept: The PCJr, and the IBM Convertible "laptop".

One of the many problems with sidecars is that they make the computer footprint larger. While it hypothetically allows for unlimited expansion compared to a limited number of internal slots, this would be practically limited by physical space and electrical signaling issues.
Devin Has Exposed a Major Issue with Software Engineering
Why would Snap support Valkey if they have KeyDB?
You buy the trademark/name from the original author. I'm the case of GPL or other assigned work licenses, you sell the baseline copyright and they can change it.
Economics and climate change?

I'd be slacking off because it is clear that AI is going to be the brain job top dog by the time I get to career stage.
The same here. But after 40 years of life experience, I start thinking.. where's actually the problem?

I couldn't find the answer and now I think - it's all a lie and pressure from a few people being put on others to have a "differentiator" which makes the putting on pressure ones happy and others sad. Like the social media/Instagram - when you think of it, each nice photo on the beach, own kitchen, own fast car, ..., with beautiful and handsome people seeming having much fun and success in their life.. all of that is staged. Staged to get more followers. Staged to show to the others a wonderful life (not to show it themselves) and let others kind of admire/being jealous/etc ... In reality, such posers are ordinary people and the success comes with their ability to manipulate other's thinking (steep learning curve, though). They also need it, because only this can make them happy.. to be followed, to be admired means success for them.

So, stop believing you're less worth because you can't compare with the ones presenting their life as perfect.

Each successful ones also have non successful parts in their life. But they don't show it. (Like a friend of mine.. being successful in job and life, earning 30k per month, wearing good expensive clothes and driving like 3 cars, living in a 3 floor house ... but his wife ran away without any other man involved after 6 years of marriage.. so she just left him, pursuing their own life and dreams. Is this successful, one might ask? .. it depends on how you decide what success means. For me.. nope. It's better to have a stable life, being healthy and having a warm family where true love is practiced - this is success because many many many people living can't even reach that status. They might be earning a lot, but they will never earn true love, because their aim is different.)

So, whenever I see one Show-off, I let him/her be like that and "give the apes some sugar" to let them feel good. Because this is the only aim in life, to make others happy.
Everything other than that you can't take with you when leaving :)
So, is it worth? :)

Concentrate on what you can do and evolve your ideas especially within this topic

8^)
You haven't given detailed specifications, but if you're writing the pages in markdown and you have Pandoc installed, this simple Makefile will do what you want, where website.html is your Pandoc template:

files := $(patsubst %.md,%,$(wildcard *.md))

all:

for f in $(files); do \

pandoc -s -o $$f.html --template=website.html $$f.md;\

done
> What about just piling in the van and driving somewhere?

What about schools not sticking their nose too far out into the parts of life that they should not control? Like where and when we take our kids on vacations.

If my kids get good grades and catch up on any missed homework the school should not get spun up about them missing some days.

Turning schools into a mild version of prisons is not good for anyone -- kids, parents or the society. My 2c.
Aware is germanic, perceive is latin, it's the same concept. Maybe meditation doesn't have the results you think it has?

As for what drug experiences can tell us, I didn't claim they say anything about "the whole universe". They can however tell us other things. For one, LSD causes parts of the brain that usually work in a synchronised manner, like a system of cooperating parts, to loosen from each other, which is probably why one can experience a loss of coherence in perception of self and the immediate surroundings. At the very least it tells us that this molecule interacts with the biological foundation for experiencing the world as coherent, understandable, and when we're under its influence this experience is distorted or dissolved.

This tears into the feelings foundational to big religions, the perception of the universe as created, ordered, having a telos, can easily be temporarily disrupted, and hence we know that this 'wisdom' is contingent on us ignoring the possibility that it is a product of evolution rather than a divine gift or insight gained through spiritual exercise. You could of course project magical thinking onto such molecules and consider them demonic or whatever, but good luck keeping that up under capitalism without being victimised by conspiracy theory grifters, marketing specialists and so on.
And so they get prosecuted for incitement, conspiracy and organized crime.

Seriously, as a rule of thumb, none of those extremely simple loopholes you can come up in five seconds of thinking work: there people were before you, and they too could think (even though in case of lawmakers it can sometimes be hard to imagine that they can actually think).
> I am looking for something where I can keep my header and footer separate and then include them in every other page.

Are you married to markdown or is HTML markup sufficient[1]? Because just using a single 5-line web-component is sufficient for a shared header/footer on each page.

I have a tiny web-component that does this (the shortest I saw in the wild is a 5-line one). Lets you do things like this:

<html>
<body>
<zjs-include remote-src="./header.html"> </zjs-include>
... content ...
<zjs-include remote-src="./footer.html"> </zjs-include>
</body>
</html>

[1] Although markdown does let you include verbatim HTML, so you can use web-components directly within markdown too. A 2-line bash script to call pandoc to turn markdown into HTML is sufficient.
Yes, people can always switch. Unlike a sovereign currency nobody has a legal obligation to use any cryptocurrency, which means everyone is going to assess whether they’d be getting better value using something else.
Thank you! That’s going to help out a lot!
If academic papers were published in HTML with living links on the web it would help. Hypertext solves this but are they not allowed to use modern (1990s+) technology?
Cool! Will take a look
Oh hey I was chronically absent under this definition.

I am glad my parents allowed me to be, because school was really, really damaging to my mental health when I ended up needing to be chronically absent.
Assuming you're asking in good faith

Based on this and your last couple of posts, I can sense you are struggling. Please don't rely on the advice of strangers (mine included).

Some things I would suggest

1. Find someone in real life that you would like to emulate. See if you can talk to them about being mentored or coached regularly.

2. Consult a qualified medical mental-health professional. This is easier said than done. But if you can find the right person it's completely worth the few weeks of effort it would take

3. Consider that your value system might not necessarily be the same as the value systems of the authors of the projects that get on HN front page, or get commented up.

4. We live in increasingly a winner-take-all society. That's not a judgment, it's a matter of fact. The stuff that gets upvoted here gets upvoted more. That means you may be seeing something that's not reflective of the general population

I know this is cliched but be kind to yourself.

PS: If you're LARPing, you have a flair for writing.
Facebook created the Feed and then figured out how to run ads on it in a way that didn't annoy users too much, combined with the laser targeting available thanks to detailed profiles and likes/follows.

Reddit does not have this, and despite years of trying new stuff, can't seem to create anything equivalent. The best they've come up with is selling users' creations for LLM training, and that has limited range with how many equal sources there are. Many of which are free.
I found it quite simple to use Jekyll, could be because I used a ""butler"" for it - found Poole[1] pretty good to get started with.

Also I guess since I'm a Ruby dev a lot of Jekyll stuff made sense to me pretty quick.

https://getpoole.com/
We used Zola for https://matrix.org and it was an overall pleasant experience!

One major upside of Zola is that it's very stable, so you don't end up updating your dependencies every other day.

One significant downside is that Zola seems to be sometimes a bit creative with the slugs generation, which can generate slug collisions where there shouldn't be any. It's possible to override them manually though.
There are cultural events that don’t follow the US holiday schedule. For example, Nowruz.
There is very limited number of essentially non-commercial licenses. Which makes things hard for this sort of goals. But on other hand some think that such limitations go against open source too...

In my mind there should be no threshold on who should pay for use if they profit. It should not be limited only to mega corporations. You have tens of thousands in revenue, surely you can pay for code you use?
Here is another reference that described how Maersk define and source green methanol:

https://www.maersk.com/news/articles/2023/06/13/maersk-secur...

The cleanest process combines hydrogen produced from renewable electricity (typically wind or solar) and CO2 captured from the combustion of biomass.
I agree. Our kids are very much ahead, in part because when we travel, they learn a lot. They seen new places, new ways of doing things, learn history, apply their math and other acquired knowledge, they often learn things ahead of time just because they interact with other adults, they get to use free time to apply their knowledge and interests creatively. And with the right timing, they get to see their relatives far away without it draining our savings, which makes them happy, which is not only important, but makes them better students as well.
I did no such thing. I only answered the question I was asked. For some reason a bunch of people interpreted that as a defense of short-term stock trading.
That works great! I think the best money to get to run a business comes from customers. Bootstrapping is great.

However, just like fewer homes would be owned if you didn't have mortgages, less software companies would exist without VC. It's basically a subsidy from the rich, endowments and pensions, to the rest of us (consumers because we get stuff for free, developers because it increases the demand and thus salaries for us).

I think VC is a net benefit to the world in terms of software delivered and companies built. I think OSS is a net benefit to the world because of the explosion of possible ideas and the leverage it lets developers have as they build on it.

I would love to see these two huge innovations in building software work together well. Haven't seen it yet, hence my original comment.
If you can't beat them, join them I guess.
Agreed, I really like this demo, seems like a fun concept that adds some sparkle to a typically mundane thing.

Getting so pedantic about a minor point seems like it does more to stifle creativity and innovation and that it does to help.
github pages integration with jekyll.

all you need is some setup and a git repo the rest ist done for you and unless you host traffic heavy content it will most likely be free forever.
Yep just write your own, you can finish it in hour(s) if you yourself don’t overcomplicate things ;)

You might come back to it in a year and hate it, but that’s also part of the SSG vision question every software engineer is required to go through.
Material for MkDocs is great for documentation centric websites.
I thought Adobe Flex was damn cool. Guess Apple killed Flash killed this. I think there is an Apache version still around. React’s market share would make it irrelevant on the web though.
Hope you got the help you needed -- but to my point, it doesn't sound like you simply had a cold?
That was what Server Side Includes[1] were exactly for. It comes built-in with Apache. I don't think Cloudflare Pages does it but looks one of the build tools supported by CloudFlare Pages, and choose the simplest one you find. Own and keep the content with the option to just keep changing the tool -- then keep trying till you find the ones that suits you best.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Includes