skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Everyone forget about back office functionalities, like content moderation, user verification, etc. That also applies the pareto principle, 80 20
I feel like given how governments can’t even be bothered to regularly test for heavy metals in spices or even quality of medicines and vitamins, the organic label is mostly used as a tool to price discriminate.
yeah, they provided me a shit with 8gb of ram, i need at least 16 , but i prefer with 32, so i simple said that ill use one of my laptop. and yeah i should install vpn stuff, but no other shit, just the vpn for security reason.
I think the most important part is the last lines:

"consider keeping your little things little.

it worked for little old me."

The rest are details and every one of us would implement the details in a different way.

For example a similar script could be portable with non go projects by looking for a simple build-deploy.sh script that take care of each project deployment mode/instructions.
https://suno.com/song/7aabcb65-732c-40a5-9db9-927808711192/
Deepmind found transformers get beat out on learning to reproduce outs towards the general computer end of the Chomsky formal language heirarchy by neural turing machines and even LSTMs:

https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.02098
Not real X-rays!
I don't think PHP and Java really compete for mindshare. Java has mainly thrived for larger enterprise projects, whereas PHP appealed to individual developers and smaller businesses, and applications like WordPress. Of course there's overlap and companies may use both, but writing a web application in Java requires significantly more investment than choosing PHP.

Eclipse supported PHP from 2007, and the PHPStorm IDE from JetBrains dates to 2010 or 2011. Java has always had better tooling because of the enterprise focus. PHP IDEs are very good today.

PHP 7.x and 8.x have seen big performance improvements. I haven't seen hack/hhvm get much traction outside of Facebook but maybe it did.
Normally everything is there, the game's quests have been datamined a long time ago

The question is more what's bugged and what's not
Let me give it a body:

awtopjgghghghdfdfdfaxvk bgnbgfxcgyjkyrfrsartytyytt
You haven't lunk to the blog post, you've lunk to the blog front page. I suspect this was a mistake, and you intended this link:

https://karim.cloud/blog/posts/GroupDecisions

EDIT: This may be an instance of auto-munging by the HN submission system
more like 1998 :)
Is AI the great filter making advanced technical civilisations rare in universe?
That's certainly been the case in the past but they've clearly changed their strategy of late.

They've upstreamed support for snapdragon 8g3 and I think also X (or x is in progress?).

https://www.linaro.org/blog/upstream-linux-support-now-avail...

https://www.linaro.org/blog/qualcomm-and-linaro-enable-lates...
Pretty neat, thanks for sharing this. I don't exactly share the privacy concerns of the other commenter, but I would feel better with a couple of things:

- Ability to toggle profile public/private
- Ability to delete profile
- Ability to change username (it's fine if doing so breaks my embeds, etc)
Actually the fact that they do not have binary blobs in their repo immediately stops the xz attack.

Not saying attackers would fail with curl in general. Just repeating the exact method from xz is not possible.
You weren't working on the F-35 by any chance, were you? Because that could be the start of an explanation as to why the development program went sideways. :-)
I think the project does have a bit of a naming problem. They've gotten the part out where it's very fast and pretty good, but everything is named GraalVM-something and it's not always entirely clear what's being referred to.
>And when it comes to beliefs, you should prepare to get ridiculed as they're not fact-based.

You think it's fair game to ridicule people with other beliefs, I think that's sad.

I don't believe in god. But I'm also not going to ridicule people, or tell them that they're "using a dead person as as a prop to make you feel better about yourself", if they do believe in god. Being smug about your fact-based beliefs, or whatever, is just dumb.
Any idea where you can watch that? All I can find is the SXSW event
How much did you contribute (code or donations) to Firefox, Netsurf, Dillo, Links, Lynx, or other non-Chrome browsers?
Remember that this stuff was designed in the era when dumb terminals and early PCs had text-only displays which were incapable of showing more than one character size or one colour.

Secondly, upper-casing some parts is not about global readability; it's about contrasting code on monochrome displays.

The PARTS IN CAPITALS are the parts the language (compiler or whatever) defines and must have spelled exactly that way. The parts in lowercase are the names, symbols etc. that the programmer defines rather than the compiler or OS.

Personally that is how I learned and even now, some 40 years later, I find that C-style everything in lower case is MUCH less readable for me than mixed CAPS and minuscule.
> These days you have carry an entire encyclopedia with you in order to back up every last thing you say and if you utter anything that isn't deemed 100% perfect by those listening, the social scorn will fall upon you.

I would expect this to some extent when conversing with strangers IRL too. If it was a chat between friends, a rant here or there is OK because your friends know the real you and understand where you're coming from. Strangers won't be as charitable.
The bash man page is my bible. It's dense and long but it always has the answers, you just gotta know where to look.
This fascination with replacing perfectly nutritious foods with synthetic nonsense is the perfect embodiment of the TESCREAL bubble.

Your spreadsheet means bupkis when it comes to culture, tradition, and tastes.
I have http://archive.org as second result (yes, not https), sep11... is also the first for me
Then apologies, I didn't clock on to that the discussion was regarding to group chats.
I believe this is what Janus (NEXTGRES) does.

To clarify, the wire protocol is the easy part, the semantic differences how each database does things is a whole other can of worms. Such emulation will never be 100%, quirks and all.
I started and when a grasped the concept I immediately closed the page and walked away haha. I foresaw myself spending hours and hours trying to finish this game. It is like 2048 but harder.
Sorry, I don't want to be that guy, but I'm curious why use Java and not something like Rust? Is it because of the Lucene ecosystem?
This is a post in a debate between Jonathan Haidt and Candice Odgers. If you look at the meta-analysis cited by both, Haidt cites one which does seem to show a high effect size correlational link between screen time and depression. Odgers cites 4 meta analyses, one of which is actually a meta-meta analysis, which all claim that the effect size on depression and other measures of well-being are small.

I'm not quite sure what to make of Haidt's cited analysis, but it seems like there has been quite a bit of research on the effects of social media, and the majority of the evidence seems to point towards it not causing large well-being problems.
Safety engineering takes a parameter: the environment you want to be safe in. For bakfietsen, the parameter chosen clearly wasn't on kilometers of fietsstroken on through-fares where to most likely collision isn't with another bakfiets or cyclist, but with a car. And it would be very difficult to do so, without turning it into a mini-car I suppose.
Got your Kamal book. It was much needed, great resource. Thanks for that!
oh man, are you folks for real!!! I just checked out the website, git and discord channels (I just joined in) and you are awesome.
Open source core and so much more work on git. Bringing partytown to deno etc. etc.
I don't see what you have planned on the pipeline, but integrating with other cms out there would be even more cool. Importing content from other cms etc.
Great work and wishing you all success and will be using you more in my projects :)
A key chemistry journal disappeared from the web. Others are at risk
Exactly. People who want to disempower democratic government are just disempowering themselves. But, they seem to think the power held by the government would simply evaporate.

They don't realize it's really a question of who will rule over them, and whether there's any chance it will be themselves.

Sure, our democracy has been crippled, but the solution is to fix it, not dismantle it.

And ironically the people who are crippling it (Citizens United, lobbying, regulatory capture, etc) are the same who would rule over us if it were completely abolished. That is, essentially, their project.
Looks like I'd misremembered and "General Eisenhower's personal signature" was the ticket, not having a form to fill out. Sorry!

> British expert Lee Richards told me that the picture itself is propaganda. By 1943 the M unit only sent "black propaganda" into Germany and the picture is probably meant to disguise that fact and imply that they just ballooned harmless white leaflets. In fact, he adds "Looking closely at a higher resolution version of the photo you can see that just the top leaflet is the Safe Conduct, beneath it are the forged Skorpion newspapers."

"White" propaganda is when you say stuff you wrote is yours; "black" when you claim it comes from the other guys.

Linebarger goes at length into the problem of "source attribution", which, however difficult it was in the 1940s, can only be even more so nowadays.
You mean, what is left of it ofter a 70 years onslaught? When I first visited California there was no suprise, after Streets of San Francisco, Simon & Simon, Riptide, Parker Lewis Can’t Lose, The Fall Guy, Columbo, Beverly Hills 90210, The O.C., and on and on and on. Visiting New York? Kojak, Sopranos, ...

Germany at least has no culture left, it's 110% americanized. Hurray to the French!

What is German culture, is just a copy of the US/UK (Pyramide, Was bin ich, Stromberg, Pastweka, ...) + the internet.
What about some suggestions offered in good faith?
[continued from above …]

Alicia Wise, executive director of CLOCKSS in Surrey, UK, confirmed that her organisation does hold a complete record of Heterocycles. According to Wise, the Japan Institute of Heterocyclic Chemistry is weighing up future options for the journal. ‘The content is safe and secure and we will be in a position to make it available should they not find a successor organisation to look after it,’ she notes.

‘It’s a useful service,’ says Goodman, referring to CLOCKSS. ‘It’s not clear when the articles will become available again and, of course, until you can see them, you can’t be sure that they’re all there.’

‘A lot of researchers and libraries think that the long-term preservation of books and journals is a done deal,’ says Wise. ‘But nothing could be farther from the truth.’
There are malls with included housing in Shanghai, but the housing is luxury hotels.
> If there's one piece of information that is public by nature in a free market is price, folks.

The whole concept of a market does not work without price transparency. The more price transparency, the more efficient the market.
Real-world moment from the "Heat" movie script.
> The researchers notified Microsoft of the security lapse on February 6, and Microsoft secured the spilling files on March 5.

That's pretty abysmal response time for what seems like it should be a simple fix for a serious problem.
The oldest Gen A person is 14yo, I was plenty nihilistic then too, and that was in the golden age of the 90s.
Flattening Bézier Curves and Arcs
A vegan diet is really not as hard as people make out to get protein from for the average person.
It's reinventing what browsers can already do if you use an HTML link <a href="…"> so it's inefficient. It's also inaccessible.

* It's not in the focus order so you can't keyboard navigate to it. You have to add tabindex="0" to the div to correct that.
* It's not keyboard operable. You have to add not just a click listener but also a key press event listener and check that the key pressed is Enter.
* It has no role so a screen reader user doesn't know that it's a link. You have to add role="link" to it.

It's also missing useful user experience features of actual links

* You can hover a cursor over a real link to see the destination URL in the status bar.
* You can copy a real link's URL.
* You can use alternate clicks or a contextual menu to open a link destination in a new window.

Search engines can't find and index the destination of fake links.
which groq is that,the chip or the gpt?
2 meters is enough to connect a server to a leaf ToR switch.

Now, connecting the leaf switches to the spine is a different story...
Microsoft employee here and I actually really enjoy the standards of business training.

Generally I find that I mirror the effort I put into training to the effort the creators put in. If a training is just 20 slides of text to speech, I will put that on 2x on a background thread.

If the training is a well-produced video series I'll watch the full thing at normal speed.
Meta: The final 'm' in "Qualcomm" is missing in the submission title. Thanks.
Or... probably not
they could do it if they built a proper plugin system. right now if its ot compiled in, you can't add it.
I'd probably pay triple to go back to the pre-"Dev Day" product at this point
PostgreSQL support here

https://github.com/dolthub/doltgresql

Background and architecture discussion here

https://dolthub.com/blog/2023-11-01-announcing-doltgresql/
Even with natural food, the sources that have enough protein do not have enough vitamins (even with egg yolks, which contain more vitamins than almost any other protein-rich food, you cannot eat enough egg yolks per day to cover the required daily intake for all vitamins), so you must combine a variety of foods.

If you have a source of pure protein, like this fungal ovalbumin, you have a much greater freedom of choice for the rest of your food, becoming able to select other items only for their vitamin content, without caring that they may contain too little of the major nutrients.

Therefore, with such artificial complete proteins it would be easier to eat enough vitamins, not more difficult.

As a general rule, it is much easier to compose a diet from various food items, each of which is rich in a single nutrient, than to compose a diet from food items that contain a great variety of nutrients, but a few of the nutrients are missing in each food item, so you must make a complex balance of the quantities in order to have neither too little nor too much of each nutrient.
Show HN: AI LinkedIn Banners
Show your journey through a fun AI generated banner with your resume.
So where I would be more concerned is with _clients_ and their security requirements. Often we would run into really onerous requirements at my last consulting firm, so we would often get a laptop from the client themselves they could control and manage access to code, etc.

Otherwise you probably open yourself to all kinds of liabilities I wouldn't want to deal with.
I like the automation features! Good job; it is well-polished Hieu!
So they did provide you with a computer?

> so i simple said that ill use one of my laptop

What did the company say? Did they allow that?
When I'm reading about Ubuntu Core, I instantly think of this situation:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26464063

In my eyes Canonical isn't trustworthy or able to create good product recently, unfortunately. At least looking at Ubuntu distro.
I had high hopes for many years as this was my OS when I started my journey with Linux.
For some time they are consistently forcing elements such as Snaps or ads in terminal.
They seem to make switching from custom Canonical janky solutions to "standard" solutions harder or remove this choice completely (like removing apt packages and installing snaps instead).
User's choice and customization was the very first thing I was interested in Ubuntu in first place.
Now I guess choosing Debian is easier - you just skip part of removing Canonical weird OS elements during deployment.
Personally I have worked on handling interruptions and resuming focus quickly, because that lets me adapt and respond better, especially freelancing for multiple clients. I can't always change my environment by reducing meetings and other distractions, but I can tune my reactions so I get my work done despite the distractions and interruptions. I only have control over myself, in other words.

I don't get why programmers want to present themselves as fragile or brittle, only able to work in ideal conditions, like a rare orchid. Maybe that wasn't your point but I see a lot of posts in that vein. Embrace the chaos and unpredictability, it makes you more valuable and employable overall than playing the "optimizing my personal productivity" game.
US aiming to 'crack the code' on deploying geothermal energy at scale
I think even ansible is overkill for such a simple thing. Ansible use case works better when you need to do stuff on multiple hosts.

For years I've started using and abandoned ansible and puppet recipes for setting up my own computers and everytime the conclusion was that I would spend more time installing git, ansible and puppet in the first place and debugging my recipes than using them. Now all my setup lives in shell functions in my .bashrc.d. I still need git but I don't need ansible or puppet anymore.
> I never actually heard of anyone doing an upgrade-install of Windows though.

You should read the whole thread, then.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39986341

Some users had to install DOS, then Win3, then Win9x, just to get to (say) Win98SE.

It was a thing.

IBM sold an entire edition of OS/2 Warp that required you to already have Windows 3.1 installed in order to use Windows compatibility. It was called the "Red Spine" edition:

https://www.os2museum.com/wp/os2-history/os2-warp/
> These days you have carry an entire encyclopedia with you in order to back up every last thing you say and if you utter anything that isn't deemed 100% perfect by those listening, the social scorn will fall upon you.

This is an immense impediment to writing for the academically-inclined, or merely one who still has some shred of epistemic integrity left, and a huge boon to the dogmatic mob of believers eager to strike down anyone who dares question their orthodoxy. For one, it takes time and substantial research to compose a thought that is both "true" and unique, buttressed by citations to other works or accepted facts; for the other, it is much easier to reply with a five-second thought in 280 characters with thought-terminating cliches branding the "other" as a deplorable undesirable whose ideas aren't worthy of an audience or a platform. That is, if you even get that far - these days it's more likely you will simply be downvoted into oblivion, your thoughts swiftly evicted into the memory hole, never to be seen again.

> Once you've felt said social scorn enough you no longer see words as a way to make friends, so turning to beauty is the natural progression.

Issues of "Redditization" and scorn aside, we are progressing into a post-literate society where the written word and other literary media are being eclipsed by audiovisual media such as YouTube or Instagram. While much of the western world is "literate," in that they understand how to read and write (basic) words and phrases, much of our life - especially online - takes place in a highly visual world of filtered photos and staged videos. It becomes increasingly difficult for one to represent themselves in a written, literary form, when the culture demands "pictures, or it didn't happen."

McLuhan in "Understanding Media" has written on how the preference of one sense over another (e.g. sight over sound) in differing societies has profound cultural impacts over the ways we think, act, and what we find permissible:

The printed form has quite different im-
plications in Moscow from what it has in Washington. So with the
telephone. The Russians' love of this instrument, so congenial to
their oral traditions, is owing to the rich nonvisual involvement it
affords. The Russian uses the telephone for the sort of effects we
associate with the eager conversation of the lapel-gripper whose
face is twelve inches away.

Both telephone and teleprinter as amplifications of the un­-
conscious cultural bias of Moscow, on one hand, and of Washing­-
ton, on the other, are invitations to monstrous misunderstandings.
The Russian bugs rooms and spies by ear, finding this quite natural.
He is outraged by our visual spying, however, finding this quite
unnatural.
> The FTC is going to render contractual terms negotiated in good faith between well-represented and sophisticated commercial buyers “just because”?

Because without price transparency, markets do not work (microecon 101, prices are the signals from which supply and demand curve movements are determined). How can participants in a society determine where to allocate supply of resources without being able to see prices?

And making markets work more efficiently should surely be in the purview of the Federal Trade Commission.
It does, because the hospital is overloaded and I cant get access for unrelated health condition.

It does, because there are places I have to go to and I am at higher risk there.
There have always been some dimwits who do not see that good ideas come from iteration on dumb ideas, but what is different now is that the societal norm, adopted from forums like Reddit, is an expectation for you to prove that you are a dimwit, incapable of any original thought, only able to repeat ("source", as the kids like to say) what others have said in the past.

This is certainly not the only anti-intellectualism, anti-education movement we've ever experienced as humans, but we had progressed forward. This regression leaves a lot of people in bad places.
I couldn't find any news regarding this ban. Even if true it looks like an exception rather than the rule.

What makes Ratinho Jr right-wing? PSD is the the "Social Democractic" Party, it's center and aligned to whoever is in power.
So... No elements, no pain points, no details. Thank you.
On the other hand some things in how accounting is traditionally done suffer from accounting predating a lot of "modern" math.

Negative numbers were first used around the 3rd century in China and took until the 16th century to be used in Europe. Modern double-entry bookkeeping was invented in the 14th century in Europe. So if you ever wonder why they traditionally use a column for debit and one for credit, with definitions that seem a bit strange: that was the best way to make it work with only positive numbers.
Seems weird to talk about the deep sea and miss Challenger Deep/Marianas trench, and the Trieste completely.
> Canada for the most part is ultra exposed to hostile foreign nation state propaganda. Whereas USA's cyber army is protecting against this.

Can you explain what this might consist of? On the face of it, the US is a pretty difficult place to simply remove posts, and has a massive domestic propaganda industry.
All I can think of is tofu and protein powders. Everything else, you have to eat a ton of carbs or fat to get to enough protein.
It's not about the percentages. It is about the ownership of the means of this centralized techno-capital, to which we have none. It is about the democratization of that capital, even if we have to nationalize it.
Cloud-Init and AlmaLinux OS
If you were ever responsible for keeping a thicknet or thinnet Ethernet network running, you would gladly accept that tradeoff. If you've experienced a floor of a building or a whole department go offline because someone removed a terminator, or (this is real) decided to stick the thinnet onto their radio antenna to see if it improved reception, you'd value the increase in reliability a lot more than the extra cost.

There were actually these connectors you could get from AMP that would hide away the thinnet connection behind a wall plate, with proprietary connectors to the machine, just to keep people's hands away from the shared network segment.
Wait, Onego eggs are people?!