skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is risky, but life comes with risks. And not facing risks can be risky, too. You might waste your life in boredom, instead of taking off.

You also might "crap on the roof with your ass on the ground" to (miss)quote Castaneda.
"60% of the time, it works every time" --Anchorman

Well, here it would be: between 2% and 25% of the time, it works every time
others can't track the traffic between you and google, but google can know the traffic between them and the end server and tie to you, knowing if you use to connect to torrent sites, porn sites or whatever. They wouldn't know the content of your searchs, but the will know the sites you visit.
And make fresh water and hydrogen from sea water.
Again, 'solid state' is a marketing term. There are lots and lots of different things that exist under the larger term 'solid state'. And they have different properties.

And in traditional liquid batteries there are also a number of changes happening that change the behavior of the battery under these conditions.

Making judgment on that stuff based on small scale lab test just doesn't really hold up.

These batteries all have to go threw automotive testing. And by the time they are actually commercial, then you can compare them to the newest generation of liquid batteries. And then maybe the perform slightly better or maybe not.
Apple and their victims.
Show HN: Simplest blogging platform for your business
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/octopus-and-squid...

Fish are out, cuttlefish are in.
I'm not surprised the pool can make the article reappear but I'm a bit surprised it adjusts the submission date of the article and I'm very surprised that the comment dates have changed.
They (Disclaimer: like me) are for a massive reduction in farming. In the Netherlands, we produce insane amounts of beef, milk, and pork. There's far more pigs than humans in The Netherlands. Most produce is exported. But the "shit" (literally too) remains. The proteins to produce all that meat is imported.

Reducing that to 50% will still be enough for net export, but solve the nitrogen crisis within years. It will, however, cause several thousands of farmers to have to stop or move to another business model (e.g. organic farming). Something they violently refuse to even consider.
Those little Nutella glasses are great, very handy in the kitchen.

No lip and non-airtight lid means they're excellent for keeping things like sourdough starter. The lid won't pop off, and it's easy to scoop the starter out cleanly.

It's funny that the larger glasses are comparatively useless (except for holding huge quantities of Nutella) with their massive shoulder and lip.
I thought I had gotten this (Descent 3) for free with a graphics card I purchased, but Freespace was what I was thinking of, though it might have been Freespace 2.

The graphics card was the Diamond Viper V770, if I recall correctly. Good times!
In California? We'll see this August, but if last August is anything to go by, it'll be fine.

https://www.caiso.com/Documents/SummerMarketPerformanceRepor... page 22

December, on the other hand, is a bit of a problem
I agree as someone who was previously excited about the idea. Although to be honest, I think people overstate the changes. They did not last. Lots of salesmen in this industry like any other.
A success only possible, because the company managed to avoid bankruptcy in 2000's, a very import point that everyone celebrating its success keeps forgeting that if it wasn't for additional money injection and an inverted takeover from a former founder, Apple wouldn't be around any longer.
This is beautiful! I'd love to learn from the code.
Depending on the relative sizes of the sets and the number of times the intersections are computed, it might be more efficient to store the sets as ordered lists and do a linear merge pass to compute the intersection.
Yes, I'm using regular rice. My main issue is not even the end result (although the rice ends up pretty dry/sticky depending on the amount of water) but rather the fact that I end up with a puddle of starchy water on my kitchen top.
> heroin is top of the list

Can you please share the list? Went through the article hoping to find one but either I am blind or its not there.

As for rest of the comment - thank you for your work and balanced insight. All this could have been researched to death (and optimal solutions be picked up based on results with regard to population health) if this stuff wasn't illegal for so long and governments acknowledged that people can actually get (a bit) high, since they can already ie drink themselves to death.
That not hard if your production and/or materials is subsidised by the state, in an attempt to outcompete western companies.
Undersea 'hybrid warfare' threatens security of 1B, NATO commander warns
I loved to use DraftIn for this by YC alum Nathan Konty but it looks like it’s no more. https://matthewsetter.com/draftin-review/

It had a great intuitive UI to track diffs in prose that everyone and anyone could understand. (Truly exceptional and generous work Nate! Made my life better! Thank you!)
> The initials CB on a Tesla Model S battery, following Cristina Balan's design input

I don't see it, do you?
In the linked wiki it makes no reference to your claimed origin, 'The term outsider art was coined in 1972 as the title of a book by art critic Roger Cardina' so my point stands, people inside the art world, a closely guarded circuit, decided that the way to define those natural artists who did not have formal training as 'Outsiders', which to me, is not a very pleasant way to describe a people that don't conform to existing paradigms, I don't accept the division, you are of course free to call it what you like.
Stretching the definition a little, satellite TV had been a thing for years by then. Neiman Marcus was selling satellite dishes in 1979.
Many simply get some proportion of their customers to install a malicious app which sends the spam from the victims phone number.
> How is it possible that a retired psychotherapist is using interchangably MDMA word and Extasy word, making a tremendous mistake in your own professional field?

Because he was not giving a personal opinion - he was talking about a media report:

> media went wild over reports that a 18 year old girl (Leah Betts) had died from taking MDMA
Good Ecstasy is pure mdma and fillers not necessarily others drugs.
hard work is a necessary but not sufficient factor to achieve success.
It gets mentioned all the time, everywhere I ever saw anything. If you really see info only in such way, stay away from those sources
Has anyone also used an interesting alternative, Elysia, and understand the differences? Both are quite modern, ergonomic frameworks.
Whenever I hear "Space Force" I see Steve Carell dancing to Kokomo song
These are just my favorites, and in the order of which the popped into my mind.

- Office Space, 1999 (especially for people who work at offices)
- The Matrix, 1999
- Fight Club, 1999
:)

Umm, what else?
- Spirited Away, 2001 (and many others from Miyazaki)
- Requiem for a Dream, 2000 (Very Heavy addiction-related film! I actually got watery eyes just by typing this, I've seen it too many times.)
- Joker, 2019
- Full Metal Jacket, 1987 (and many others from Kubrick, such as Dr. Strangelove and The Shining)
- Django Unchained, 2012 (and many others from Tarantino, at least Pulp Fiction)
- Alien, 1979
- The Silence of the Lambs, 1991
- Saw, 2004

I made a bit longer list, so that I can share the link to my friends.

Actually there are many quirky ones which came to my mind, such as Borat, the South Park movie, Team America, Airplane! (alternatively titled Flying High!), Idiocracy and Hangover, but I wouldn't say these are in the must-see category. Actually I wouldn't even recommend these to most people, if I didn't know what kind of humor they like.
> It shouldn’t, unless your phone is placed against a magnet.

Phone cases with magnetic latches enter the room…
> It's pretty clear that Israel is stretching the extent it can take its conscripts to. Otherwise they wouldn't be debating drafting haredis (at great political risk).

Let me endorse the fellow commenter here - this is a misread of the situation. The army has pulled back most troops from Gaza, partially because they need rest, but also because they don't have anything to do right now. They're holding territory, but there's no planned next move - the army is waiting for the government on this. If a Rafah operation proceeds, then I assume more troops will re-enter Gaza.

As for the debate over drafting Haredi, as fellow poster said - this is an unrelated political thing that is cropping up now. Well, not entirely unrelated - this has been debated for decades, but it's probably being used now by people who oppose the current government. It's being used now partially because at this moment, the importance of the draft is more obvious, but also because the opposition is trying to bring down the government, and this is a way to do it.

It really has nothing to do with needing these conscripts for the current fight.
I know why it didn't make it as a concept for me; the rendering in the game wasn't quite correct, so I used to get sea sick playing this for more than 30 minutes. And I hardly get sea sick on boats. So I stopped playing it after about a month.
Or, there are just too many inputs into the system to know. Boeing didn't know how much it actually cost to make the 747, I imagine trying to figure out how much the app store costs to run, once you really get into the weeds of it, is surprisingly difficult.

If you don't know the cost to operate, then you can't calculate profit, only revenue.
Took me a minute as well: look at the left side only. It’s a lower case c above a lower case b. With a diagonal line connecting them.

Right side is just a mirror image.
If even a website called electrek.co doesn't understand the difference between energy and electricity I guess we might as well give up.

California met its ELECTRICITY demand by renewables. They still imported boatloads of oil, petrol and nat gas as energy too.

This is still a great milestone! So not trying to downplay it, but we need to be realistic about our total energy use.
IPv6 for the remotely interested
I'd like to hear more about this. Trump used to buy what? Abandoned condos?
Sweden's doing pretty well, for sure .. but your assessment seems to be ahead of the IEA's ...

https://www.iea.org/countries/sweden

Renewables: 66.9% share of power generation, 2022

Sweden's wind is projected to grow: https://balticwind.eu/swedens-wind-power-surge-a-positive-ou...

but Sweden's grid demand is also projected to rise: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/swedish-power-demand...

I'm not sure Sweden's at the 90+% mark yet ... and besides, that's not counting energy demand in the transport sector and non power generation applications.
Most modern navigation apps continue working in tunnels and other places without GPS. It's more like GPS augmented with dead reckoning.
I've brought up Kali a few times on HN and never had anyone say they used it too. Glad to finally see another person! What an amazing piece of technology. I used it to play a modded version of Diablo's expansion Hellfire, which without Kali was single player only / LAN with a little hack. There was a great little community on that app.
> If it was confusing and poorly put together such that it was difficult or unclear whose name gets put where and so forth

No. Lawyer simply clicked the wrong name.

It is not computer error. It is lawyer error.
That's interesting, I've never come across this fact in all my years of cooking. I'll have to check it out.
That's cool and all, but I'm more interested in hearing whether they've compensated the guy whose house they destroyed
> You should use one semicolon if it is a parenthetical remark and occurs at the end of a line.

I know this is common. It is also bad. A single semicolon is small and easily visually lost in the visual noise.
> EarthSiege

Oh my God, so many memories.
> Schnorr signatures

Never heard of (which probably demonstrates that I know pretty much nothing about cryptography?), so seeing a name spelled like "Schn...r" in this context makes at least me think of an entirely different luminary in the area. Thought it was a typo at first.
Psychedelics are extremely strong experience, ayahuasca is supposed to be the strongest. If you have anything broken in your personality, it will come up. Thats why at least initially it should be screened and if OK handled by professionals who can lead, guide or stop the experience if needed.

I've seen lifelong schizophrenia triggered by nothing more than a bit of binge drinking. For some people it takes trauma to trigger bad things, some drugs, some have luck and manage to go through life with such a thing without ever experiencing it. Powerful tool, nothing more, nothing less.
When it comes to frameworks (any framework) any jargon not explicitly pointing to numbers always eventually reduces down to some interpretation of easy.
You have all the hashes in the .torrent file. All you need is a regular check with it

(but then the .torrent file itself has to be stored on a storage that resists bit flipping)
>What's the point of a citizen review board if the sheriff... appoints everyone on it?

Would you rather someone unelected by the citizens decide who sits on the citizen review board?
Share isn't working?

It just copies null characters.

Love this. Thanks.
Good point.

If an insect makes something its called natural (honey?). If a human makes it, its called artificial. Meaning humans are supra-natural?
The typical 17 year old hasn't even heard of goatse these days.
I also mulled over this weird idea a while back!

https://github.com/bensmithett/coexist
> You think that Israel would even consider an immediate deadly response to open a fourth front in a war they can't afford, a war the public is getting sick of, and a war that the very disliked leader of the nation is cynically prolonging to maintain his waning grip on power?

It's worth keeping in mind a few things.

The world's public might be "getting sick of" the war, but most Israelis are united around wanting to see the end of Hamas. They'd like things done faster, obviously, but aren't "sick of the war".

Also, almost everyone understands that the real enemy behind everything is Iran, and that the real threat to Israel is a nuclear Iran. There is a definite strain of thought that wants to take the Iran attack as an opportunity to do the one thing that is actually important for Israel's survival - try and stop Iran from getting a nuke.

As for the leader of the nation "cynically prolonging" the war, I'm personally conflicted on this. I definitely oppose Netanyahu and think he would do anything to cling to power... but it's not clear in what way the war could be "shortened", short of Israel just deciding to leave Hamas in power, which most Israelis oppose. (That's not to say I agree with anything else he is doing, or with other aspects of the war.)
Met its electricity demand for a short period of each day. I don't think the chin-scratching over why the public isn't agog at this milestone is sincere. Keep going and give us a call when it hits 50% of the total demand.
It’s less that you upgrade your firmware, but rather that some thoughts that never occurred to you are thought in such a setting. Having felt connected to nature, or even a specific tree, changes how you view trees and life in general. There are many other ways to gain such insights, like travelling or reading; any insight that resonates with you will »change your view on reality«.
Can anyone at Google look into this? This is serious stuff.
It's vertical, and mirrored horizontally.

c ɔ

b d
The headline appears to be misleading. From the article:

"The continuity lies not in renewables running the grid for the entire day ..."

So it's not actually that California's electricity demands were met by renewables 100% of the time as one might think, given the headline.

As far as I can tell, it's not even that, disregarding the intermittency problem, total energy demand was met, on average.

It's just that sometime during the day 100% was hit.
Interesting example.
I was thinking about this more in the direction of "protecting the IP/investment" rather then "abuse the users" but i get your point.

With the telegram example, i don't see it very much different from a SaaS where you get to talk to an API however you want. My question was more in the space where the customer gets the entire codebase (to deploy it themselves) where just the core is closed (or proprietary with maybe source available)

would seeing the source for the core (but no rights to alter/reuse) improve your opinion as to "doing some scam"?
Thanks! Which device / browser?

And more importantly ... did you win?
> The cassette tape in an Etak Navigator was read at about 200cm (80″) per second!

i struggle to imagine how did the tape handle it.
It is truly sad that the right wing speaks truth to power these days. I mean when the Bushes, Cheneys, Roves, Boltons are feted by the left these days, one will have to skip past these traditional pigeon-holing.
Something like https://www.opensourcealternative.to/ ?
In terms of international law (for what that's worth), that is a dangerous precedent. Is a US general a legitimate target for Russia now, because we're arming their enemy?

AFAIK, even during the Cold War, when the US was arming Russia's enemies (like Afghanistan) and Russia was arming the US's enemies (like Vietnam), neither nation went so far as to assassinate generals from the other.

We even asked Ukraine not to attack a Russian general.[1]

So, historically, it seems like what Israel did would not generally be considered justified.

(OTOH, we did assassinate Yamamoto, but we were actively at war with Japan.)

1: https://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=40049703
Not the same as what you are talking about, but your comment reminded me of AccurateRip [1] which I used to make extensive use of back when I was ripping hundreds of CDs every year.

1: http://www.accuraterip.com/
I just use a macro that changes the URL from "shorts" to "watch", thereby yielding a regular video player
This is not 'old'; nor 'obscure' (like OCaml/Smalltalk etc.)

Google's monorepo has a large actively used lisp code-base (anecdote: it's one of the largest Borg jobs) inherited from their acquisition of ITA.
Everyone works and speaks in EST regardless of where they live.
Unfortunately washing rice doesn’t remove the arsenic[0], cooking it with a lot of water like pasta does that. You might still want to wash the rice to remove other contaminants, depending on the rice you use.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3CHsbNkr3c&pp=ygUEUmljZQ%3D...
> It was definitely Israel who violated Iranian sovereignty first here, no? With the killing of IRGC commanders in a Syrian consulate. Neither country has attacked Israel recently.

Iran funds Hamas, which attacked Israel on October 7th (and has attacked it many other times). It funds Hezbollah, which has been attacking Israel since October 7th, partially from Syria.
Don't know how much it costs in California but probably it should cost much more in Texas to disincentivise you from wasting electricity.
Neat!

There's also Redirector, which allows to do all kinds of redirects like this. For example, I use it to redirect from YouTube to Invidious or from Booking.com confirmation page to the variant without upsells (which are otherwise tricky to block with uBlock Origin).

http://einaregilsson.com/redirector/

My rules: https://gist.github.com/notpushkin/ee1ed3aa55a0926708d0de854...
Even better, try this:

btplay https://archive.org/download/BigBuckBunny_124/BigBuckBunny_124_archive.torrent
Imho one of the best guides by far is "Distributed Systems: Principles and Paradigms" by Andrew S. Tanenbaum and Maarten Van Steen, I have learned the deep foundamentals regarding distributed systems there.
Life hack wrt Ireland: if you can't calculate profit, you can't calculate tax...
Ah okay. I concede that "leadership" more generally is a nebulous concept. And that it just wouldn't apply in an ideal world because people wouldn't have had their self-confidence and internal drive trodden into the ground through years of authoritarian "education". I do sympathise with a healthy dose of anarchism. All the best.
I'm counting nuclear in the 90+% of electricity (not energy in general where oil will count), not renewable though I agree, more like non-CO2 emitting.
Reprogramming? Not at all, at least not with intense mushroom experience alone and laying with closed eyes, never did ayahuasca. But understanding way way more about myself, overall brain structure, and ie where religions come from? And by far the most intense and out-of-reality/body/senses experience I could ever go through?

Definitely, those few experiences will be with me till my last breath.
maybe 2^521-1 being a mersenne prime is adversarial
torrents are file-based but in v1 the edge of a file doesn't map with the edge of a piece, so you can't easily find file's hashes.

In v2 this is solved and it is possible to easily know the hash of each file in the torrent, so you can search for it in other torrents
IPFS has resolved the indexing issue, with content addressing. Overall I'd say it has all the pros of bittorrent and fewer of the cons, from a technical perspective. However it's more complex, which may be a reason why it isn't more adopted.
Ecstasy is a street name, and its meaning can vary a lot depending on where you are. Around Berlin you’ll find lots of people that call only MDMA pills ecstasy, while Emma is street MDMA, for example.
Reportedly, Tesla is having a big issue with their accelerator pedal right now.

The thin metal cover of that pedal is not always thoroughly secured and slides off easily, wedging itself into the carpet behind the pedal. This causes the accelerator to be stuck (at high velocity!).

https://insideevs.com/news/716031/tesla-cybertruck-stuck-acc...

As a Tesla customer, you are part of the QA team. That's what you get when they make the employees of that company to afraid to speak up and report serious issues.
Would also recommend Kleppmann's book. After reading this you should be able to read some foundational papers. [1] is a good list for that.

I also learned a ton by reading the jepsen analyses [2]. [3] is also helpful, but was recently put "behind a paywall" via an O'Reilly online book, but the internet archive should still have all the content ([4]).

[1] https://dancres.github.io/Pages/
[2] https://jepsen.io/analyses
[3] https://martinfowler.com/articles/patterns-of-distributed-sy...
[4] https://web.archive.org/web/20230628001937/https://martinfow...
Found this gem on the Wikipedia page[0]:

> A study published in 2002 used Descent 3 to study hawkmoth flight activities. Using the game's editing module, the researchers created a virtual environment consisting of a flat plane with rectangular pillars, across which the animal successfully navigated.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descent_3#Other_uses
Seems like you're talking about yourself frankly, they are not separate drugs. There is usually other stuff in extasy but otherwise it's just MDMA lil bro
What security would be interesting here ?
> However, there seems to be a problem at Nvidia with reports of wealthy Nvidia employees operating in semi-retirement mode.

These employees made the company what it is.
> It will go away eventually.

No. It can actually get _worse_, as you get more sensitized to VR. The recommendation seems to be to _stop_ using VR if you get motion sick, rather than trying to power through it.
Voice is (mostly) a Bad UI
Looks interesting. Does anyone have a good example that uses Client Components?
If I have agency over the spending of course I won't complain, when tax money is allocated then I'm feel pretty free to complain :) I don't live in the USA though so don't have a horse in the race.
It doesn't seem bad to use to me either. I think people are maybe put off by association with some of the more iffy content elsewhere on the site.