skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Everyone in Japan will be Mr. or Mrs. Sato by 2531, according to study
Code Spelunking: Exploring Cavernous Code Bases (2003)
That doesn't make sense. You're saying more people died because of age but we have less old people than the rest of the world and 4x the deaths.

I'm literally talking about obesity being the main problem. We have more old AND obese people, for sure.

The part to focus on is obese, not old.
https://figma.com/404
100% agree. The default Helm chart generated when creating a helm chart is itself too bloated in my opinion! Just take the basic k8s yaml files and parametrize what needs to be parametrized!
Yes I know. I meant Warsaw is significantly different from the rest of Poland developmentally.
Cue supply chain attack planning starting at APTs around the world.
Sure, it's got a positive ROI now, but most artist don't have 4,000 years to let their art appreciate in value.
I got dinged once for using curl (in a VM) on the link get the details to pass one when I reported it.
What is interesting, until you called it out I did not look past the beginning and I wondered... why is this impressive?

It just kinda blends in like many other sites have a site map on the 404.

That is well done, simple but a good fun if you look at it for more than a couple seconds.
>Prior to launch, we agreed to a comprehensive set of rules to govern image creation, including that people in images be fully clothed.

And here is your reminder that "AI" is unable to agree to your rules.
And not the white man with his Asian wife either... (which I am sure CAN happen - how do I know ;-) ?). Problems with drawing reality @ Meta ?
A fun fact is that most US reward cards with up to 5% rewards work fine in the EU.

I have noticed some strange behavior with some cards at certain supermarkets. That may be them trying to fight back against the US interchange fees, but there are workarounds.
I think that, in theory, it could allow for more sophisticated and targeted attacks, like changing the intended recipient of a money transfer. That would be much harder to detect.
Not that I see?

https://github.com/sabledb-io/sabledb/blob/main/sabledb/src/...
If this thing really worked, why wouldn't you just point it at AWS documentation and ask it to implement the exact same APIs and come up with designs for the datacenters in extreme detail? Implementing APIs is completely legal.
Chrome to Prevent Session Hijacking via TPM
Sounds RIGHT to me. You need a modern front-end framework like React.js if you want to avoid state / component hierarchy nightmares that you find by doing the same with vanilla JS. Also, the statement of working with pure Python resonates well from the dev perspective. Makes sense to me!
Thank you!

- Browser 0-day vendor
Irrelevant.

The point is she didn’t consent to her image being used in this way.
Every developer/publisher has a "neural network" (pun intended) of their own that knows exactly how the game will be rated, however it is always ignored when it comes to greed and probing how much you can milk the client.

A model for this is just a scapegoat.
Just don't eat cereal. William Kellogg is to the American's body as Thomas Midgley Jr. was to the environment. The dead man is still fucking us up.

Have no time? Eat some plain yogurt; put blueberries on top. Not cereal.

Have five minutes to cook? (I'm sure your phone steals more from you every hour; it does me.) Fry/scramble an egg. It cooks in like two minutes. Not cereal.
It doesn’t. These guys are probably still upset about the ribbon.

Microsoft is not my favorite company. But the only reason O365 has been down for days is when customer integrations (identity, security stuff, VPN rules, etc) break. That was even true in the early days before 365 branding. Source: I’ve been accountable for 250k+ user O365 environments as a customer director or VP for over a decade.
such a shame and unfortunate event for independent literature.
what is on their website?
Amazon and the employee dogs that are featured: https://www.amazon.co.uk/blah
At least 85% of the edible products in a supermarket are actually not.
I've heard euthanasia is moderately fatal as well.
Your grafts - do they ever come to be as strong as untouched "native" branches ? Or are the graft points always a weak spot ?
The initial premise is wrong for a start.

You don't need a cloud to efficiently develop software. I've worked in companies that were running kubernetes on prem. It was a PITA for kubernetes ops but from a developer perspective it wasn't much different than using the cloud in a large company.

Cloud is very flexible for very small orgs that have little processes but once you get into a certain size with lots of processes, privileges separations and nomenclatures, it becomes so bureaucratic all flexibility of a cloud mostly disappear.
The psychological effects of "Imagine how your life could be.." are manipulative and disgusting. It's playing to baser instincts and if they were run by anyone other than the State, they'd probably be illegal.

Oh wait, they are.
Two good reasons: it is an excellent way to practice using some more advanced C++ features and existing libraries may not be able to do what you want in the manner you want. Logging libraries are also a well-bounded project you can build and refine incrementally to a high degree of sophistication as a single dev.

And of course, it eliminates a third-party code dependency in your other projects.
Hint: it never meant anything.
Will there be any livestreams? Have a great con!
>after seeing all of the controversy with Google

This reeks of someone doing absolutely no market research
SCOTUS may be poised to wipe out that authority.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/supreme-court-chevron-deference...
The return of never-ending job interviews: 'It can go beyond the pale'
Is that March 24th, 1912?
Obviously it happens on planet earth and the visitors are hackers who live on planet earth. I don't think they care particularly if it's ironic, I think they just don't like the name and are looking for something to complain about. So let them complain.
Here in Europe I see AE accepted only for digital goods, high margin stuff or international (read American)chains
Use enums and types to compose an API that shows you what options are supported and how you can combine them.
"maybe go try some wasabi pea dust ice cream."

I can't recreate the error now, but going to www.moosejaw.com in the EU used to give me the error "we can't offer products in EU... We're working on it. but until then, maybe go try some wasabi pea dust ice cream." I have a screenshot, thank god.
Why do they need to be state controlled for this? This is the same argument for casinos but states don’t run those.
Thanks for those insights. It's fun to follow the the links in the Wiktionary etymology sections: I found myself on the page زعتر (za'atar, the herb) [0,1], which is apparently similar to Akkadian words found written in cuneiform, and possibly descends from them!

[0] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/زعتر#Etymology

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Za'atar#Etymology

- "However the oldest forms seem to be found in Akkadian 𒌑𒍝𒋼𒊒 (U2.za-te-ru / zateru, ṣateru /, “savory and the Origanum family”) found in lexical lists connected to Akkadian 𒌑𒈛𒈥𒌅 (U2.LUḪ.MAR.TU / šibburratu /, “an aromatic herb”) and Akkadian 𒍝𒄠𒁍𒊒𒊬 (za-am-bu-ruSAR / zambūru /, “thyme”)."

- "Of further curiosity is the possible attestation of the /ʕ/ preserved in cuneiform; it is common for the zero reflex of /ʕ/, to only be detectable in Akkadian by the e-coloring of an adjacent *a. The distance between Arabic and Akkadian and the lack of its presence in their likely intermediaries, possibly suggests a form of further common origin, albeit with a metathesis of /ʕ/ and /t/, and a retention of that form in Arabic, but not so in other Semitic tongues. "
fair point. but the same mechanism also suppresses minority views. which for them makes reddit worse. with independent sites everyone has to make their own judgement whether it is genuine or not. i can't say if that's better or worse, but i find the ability to express and share minority views to be important.
I really like the one from gamespot: https://www.gamespot.com/404/
To be fair what kind of judge in their right mind will be accepting this legislation on a technical legal issue; when the outcome and intent are identical and this will just create a waste of time and money on all parties involved?
Not only will there be livestreams, but there is a virtual ticket people can buy who can't attend in person but want to support:

https://store.2600.com/products/tickets-to-hope-xv-virtual-a...
> > Creation is an afterthought.
> It is now, but it wasn't in Sir Tim's 1990 implementation.
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I disagree. There are so many creative tools that are now online that you can access from your browser that were not envisioned in the original web. It is obviously true that not EVERY website is about creation (but to expect that seems unreasonable?), but even Wikipedia is a collaborative project.

Examples include products from big vendors like Adobe's Photoshop, to smaller products like SketchUp, to more indy generative art tools like https://processing.org and Strudel (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39924210).
BYD's first electric pickup, coming to global markets this year
Credit card processors actually provide a service for both their cardholders and the people who accept their cards…

Yes there is the downside for businesses when the processors reverse charges but if this was big enough of a downside then people would stop accepting the card.

Yes sometimes people get their number stolen and are out the money for a while during an investigation, but again if this downside were big enough people wouldn’t use that card anymore.

Yes there are new types of fraud enabled by the technology.

The big benefit is you don’t have to have liquid cash sitting around where people can grab it and disappear.

Some merchants don’t accept some cards… they’ve decided that the cost outweighs the benefit. My grocery store fought against accepting Apple Pay and they do now. Walmart doesn’t.
But... it's not killing. Words matter. It's asking someone to help you die. And the doctors who help you are guilty by default, until proven innocent.

No one healthy and of sound mind will choose to die. It isn't called "survival instinct" for nothing. This will not normalise death, it will not become a fad to die just because it's easy to do so. Despite the US having a very widely available and quick way to commit suicide (guns), the suicide rate in the US is not so much higher than in Germany - where it's more difficult to obtain guns.

I think legalising euthanasia is an act of love. It prevents unnecessary suffering for those who suffer the most, but only if those who suffer explicitly request it and under extremely strict regulations - like they do in the Netherlands.

I think your position about this is typical, but it's also (I think) primarily reasoned from the perspective of society, and not from the perspective of someone who is suffering.
I'm not consoling myself - I'm facing the stark reality that AI is transforming the software development landscape and eliminating many jobs. You appear to be the one that doesn't want to face that reality.

From an economic standpoint, GDP grew at an annualized rate of 3.3% - which is good. Consumer spending grew at an annualized rate of 1.9%. Unemployment has been under 4% for the past two years and job growth far exceeded expectations. Wages are now growing faster than inflation. Even housing and new home construction grew - despite rising interest rates! If you don't think this is a good economy, then you have unrealistic expectations of what makes a good economy.

So, coming back around to the topic at hand - if the economy is doing so well then why are developers being laid off by the hundreds of thousands? You claim AI has absolutely nothing at all to do with it. I say that makes no sense given all the facts we know. If anything, the demand for developers should be increasing, but that's not what we're seeing.
The water is returned near the surface, and being warm it rises.
> I also blacked out any areas of the camera that were catching someone else's property and let them know what I was doing.

I can't imagine more than 0.001% of people who use security cameras do that.
But topless can be porn. And this was. And this was non-consensual.
It’s this way because they aren’t ever punished for it in any meaningful way. They reap rewards of being bullies without the cost. The NHL does a billion dollars worth of free advertising for Russia by keeping pro-Putin Russians on the payroll.

Whatever alliances form against it seem to inevitably succum to Russian corruption. They get bribed, or blackmailed, in some form or another. Russia are untrustworthy liars. They reneg on agreements. They drove Truman nuts. There’s never a final deal, it’s always subject to capricious renegotiation. Potsdam. The Charter. Budapest. Russia has a 1000 year history of this.
I still think you responded to the wrong person.
The dismantling of GE, once America's iconic everything company,is now complete
That seems like a better option than the new Ranger. I waited for that to come out for so long to check it out and was so disappointed.
Shameless self-promotion: https://www.masswerk.at/404

( There were several others over the years, here's the previous one: https://www.masswerk.at/status/?404 )
I would personally expect that what extra tokens you give it should have a meaning and giving more detailed description should help.

But the fact that simply adding extra time to think improves quality of answer is interesting on its own.

I might test later if asking it to count to 100 before giving an answer also improves the quality.
I made a metadata remover for files
Hey all,

I have built this a while ago and recently checked analytics and noticed it was getting some decent amount of users. I thought since it is running and I am hosting it, i might as well try share it.

Feel free to play around with it and let me know if there are any issues. I believe some PDFs may have issues - but that hasn't occurred in a while.
Traefik/Yaegi: Yaegi Is Another Elegant Go Interpreter
I think this is about certainty.

We don't object to euthanasia for incurable cancer because we understand that A) it's painful and B) it's terminal.

But that's not the case for depression because there are literally millions of people that have recovered or at least learned how to live with depression.
They said in the article they’d prompted it to avoid nudity. I tend to believe that because it makes sense for a promotional website connected to a state agency.
I suspect it's because the thermal conductivity of sand isn't that great. If you've got your working fluid running through pipes embedded in hot sand, the system is likely bottlenecked on getting the heat energy from the main body of the mass through the cooler sand closest to the pipes.

Do it the other way and the enormous surface area is working for you, so you can presumably get the energy out arbitrarily fast (or, at least, that's no longer the bottleneck).
The best thing anyone can do for the planet is not have children. By a huge margin. A few generations on and there will be far fewer consumers if more people were to embrace this idea.
Agreed. Lots of parentheticals that distract from the main point.
It's hard to imagine this working out. Matrix 4 was Lana Wachowski's labor of love, working out some issue personal to her that even Lilly didn't share.

It wasn't a terrible film. I actually liked it better than the previous two. But it wasn't great and it lost money.

I suppose there's enough "there" there that it might work -- especially since they're not going to be shooting under pandemic conditions. I wish 'em luck. But it would come as zero surprise to me if this never gets out of development hell.
Americans use "March 5th" as the verbal form of dates when the context (year) is clear. This actually makes sense -- it puts the most significant part first, and narrows from there. The numeric representation follows that form, becoming "3/5".

But of course for full context, Americans say "March 5th, 2024", yielding "3/5/24" or similar atrocities.

I'm a big fan of ISO 8601. They got this one right. It's clear, non-preferential, and (critically) it sorts lexically with expected results!
Generational Luck in the Housing Market
Excuse me, Apple, why arithmetic operators
That’s… most media, most products, most services.
Orange Meets
Orange Meets is a demo application built using Cloudflare Calls. Demo: https://demo.orange.cloudflare.dev/
HOPE was founded during the heyday of HIP and other European conferences, which were prohibitively expensive for many Americans to attend. Last I checked, both Europe and New York were on planet Earth.

Furthermore, it's not restricted, plenty of people attend from all over. NYC has some of the cheapest airfares of all international flights, so while it's undeniably more expensive than a domestic flight, it's the least-worst option in most cases.
I like the slider puzzle Mercury built into their 404 page:

https://mercury.com/404

My high score today is 33.
How does the scam work? Is it just a simple pump-and-dump by the investors or something more sophisticated?
https://www.thesistersofmercy.com/error404page.html
Using the TPM for this feels _way_ over-engineered for what its trying to accomplish. Also, just tinkering with webauthn; it feels slow on the client side - which is fine if you're authenticating, but murder if you're signing something with it every time you send a cookie. I'm overthinking this maybe?
For AWS we rely almost entirely on backup/restore and database level log shipping on prem this is is in some cases argumented by storage level(netapp and previously hpe 3par) replication but this is going away for cost reasons.

Given that my experience with AWS is to use the same application level cross region resilience techniques im used to on prem(i have worked with high end unix boxen most of my carear) im genuinely baffled when people start talking about cloud resilience as something magical, and nearly all our traffic happens inside of an private network(MPLS/VPN) that stretches across the different sites.

I really haven't seen any magic multi-az resiliiance in aws that dont have an onprem counter part.

None of this is in house whitebox hardware but relatively standard solutions from established vendors(VMware recently started abusing their near monopoly so everyone is looking for/at alternatives like proxmox, xen and nutanix but arent ready to move just yet).
How do you add something? Syncthing not listed as dropbox alt
Given that the Lynx browser (HTML in a text terminal) continues to function reasonably well, why is there any need for a different markup language?
AI-generated sad girl with piano performs the text of the MIT License
popos is been great for me. its ubuntu based so well supported but has a lot of nice bells and whistles
My favorite and most creative 404 page I saw is for ROOT CERN software *

https://root.cern/404/

It is the error you wish was true in your life.

* Used as C++ interpreter with devilish syntax to help physicists do data analysis.
I know it's crazy but I trust Apple a lot more than I would Google or Meta when it comes to my data.
I used to frequent a site titled "The Best 404 Page Ever" that played a random flash file on refresh.

Seems like someone's recreated it here https://thebest404pageeverredux.com/
Storing & moving fine-grained bulk dry stuff is really old, cheap, & reliable technology - think of grain silos.
I am really intrigued by using sand for energy storage - what I don't get (not my field) is given a typical 2000sf house, located in the colder part of the country as an example, how much heat could be stored for how long? i.e. is it even feasible to use solar panels to power resistance heaters all spring/summer/fall, to save up enough heat to keep a house warm for the entire winter? if so, how many panels would you need and how big a sand battery would it take.

I am not planning on doing this, but explaining it on a scale that I can relate to would be helpful, because I know, for example, that said house can store a winter's worth of heat in a 1000 gallon oil tank, or small woodshed big enough for 6 cords of wood.
They're doing it for exposure!

But really, they helped a friend - or family member - make a movie. I would help a friend make a movie. And I'd be thrilled if he made it big. Granted, I have the luxury of having a steady job - and of not having movie making be my career. But still.

I mean, I get what you're saying. But let's look at Robert Rodriguez and the cast of El Mariachi. He put several of them in Desperado, and I bet they got paid working money for that.

Looking through the cast of El Mariachi, it looks to me like every single one of them who made any other movies, also made movies with Robert Rodriguez. It seems like if they wanted to act, Rodriguez helped them get work. I don't know that for sure, but that's what Googling the results looks like.
Vendor lockin is no excuse leaking PI to MS though. You could buy some Office 2003 CD and use Excel locally.
I confess that I don't understand what the big deal is. It takes 5 seconds to slide the card into the machine. Personally, I find fumbling with my phone takes longer as does figuring out where the reader wants to tap the card if I'm not familiar with that particular store's system.
> I prefer self hosted FOSS software for the simple reason that it's so much easier to learn how to get them to do tricks.

Perhaps, but if you want something just easier OVERALL, FOSS ain't for you, sadly.
> ... and then it organizes them into a visual block display that gives you estimated priorities by the AI. You can then edit those priorities by visually dragging the task blocks around to decide your order.

But I can already do that in Outlook by moving the "meeting" blocks around.

A benefit that I can use would be some help in creating more specific task descriptions, as you mentioned above, given the amount of time blocks that I have open on my calendar. Something like given a complete task, help define specific sub-tasks that will fit my calendar and let me complete the whole task within a given deadline.
Any of them? The entire body of the law is based on legal technicalities. Judges don't get to decide "what they really meant it to say" when applying the law.
These are grants and isn't meant to fully cover the cost. Depending on who is going to own the station. They also need to chip in the cost. Just like how EV tax credit works.
The thought occurs that if that is indeed the problem, you could attack it by mixing a metal in with the sand. You'd still get the thermal mass, but conductivity would no longer be a problem as long as it had been in a liquid phase at least once.
Every time an AI model is released, people on this site show up to complain about how it has been censored and bent to some puritan agenda.

‘Why,’ they ask, ‘would I want a politically correct AI that’s been nerfed so it can’t offend anyone?’

Well, this is what happens if you build real applications using insufficiently censored AI.

This is why OpenAI and Google and stability always explain how they have restricted training content and aligned the output to avoid producing controversial output.

Because they want people to build applications using this technology and those people do not want this headline to appear about them.
Yes, with Google Bard. It was quite enthusiastic to roleplay, with me in the role of a prince from Orion Star Empire on Earth on a diplomatic mission. ChatGPT basically scoffed at me and said 'Ok whatever "prince"'.

Do err on the side of the fanciful.
I looked at a sampling and it was more like 5-6 per game it’s high variance some where much better or worse. But I didn’t find any summary statistics.