skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm in a home around that size and am in the process of upsizing. It's just too small. I don't know you have room for you and your spouse to both take conference calls at the same time, plus have sizeable rooms for the kids, plus have a nice kitchen and living area with that SQFT. If you're living in California that makes more sense though. As for maintenance, we pay for help with cleaning.

Around here, I think there is definitely a market for bigger houses, because any house with 3K+ sqft sells for a butt ton and people are tripping over each other to fight for them. The new suburbs that are being built are getting a ton of demand and their prices have spiked in the past few years at a far greater rate than surrounding housing.
Are Hackers the Biggest Threat to America's Critical Infrastructure? [video]
""This is one person who has a similar diagnosis to Terry who then
goes on to say "I dont have these .... symptoms"".

Good for you. I am happy for you. (truly)

But to then extend that to everyone with a similar diagnosis,
as some form of universal fact is entirely wrong.

Delusion and paranoid delusions are common symptoms of schizophrenia¹.
Common does not mean everyone for sure has them, just that many do.

In so far as schizophrenia does not make you racists that is true, but you do not get to pick your delusions. They may be an amplification of existing opinions, but for many they are not. Further to blame a person who is delusional for having a view of the world that is not normal, well that is the entire description of delusions.

Can you blame a person who stutters for stuttering?

Thus one should extend a lot of tolerance to a person who has a terrible illness that no way is self-afflicted and one that we do not yet have a dependable cure for.

I am certain that at some point in this life Terry desperately wished to be “normal”.
Farther into it, and getting deeper into the illness the understanding of normal vs abnormal may be a difficult concept to understand for the person.

I have had schizophrenia in my family, and I have visited her at the hospital.
Where there were a lot of other schizophrenics.
Clearly only those who suffer a lot and who may become violent ad self-harming, ends up at such a place long term.

Some of the people there had an incredibly different reality that they existed within.

We should extend a generous amount of tolerance for people who are ill and suffer from this. To get angry and tell them to stop and tell then they are wrong may well cause a deeper fall into paranoia.

This is not something people chose. Nor is it something we have a reliable cure for. Some can be greatly helped with medication and / or therapy.
Other not.

¹
https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/conditions/schizophrenia/sy...
https://www.psychiatry.org/patients-families/schizophrenia/w...
The Chinese government would likely use their cultural controls to influence youth to buy indigenous products :/

Also iphones are really only ‘good’ inside the us. Everyone else in the world sees them for what they are.
My quaint dinosaur view is that all of the single-vendor stuff I can think of is aimed at data farming at a scale that is itself presumptively evil. The need to do what these pieces of software do at the scale they do them is a filter for the kind of organization you get becoming involved with them.
Are there any recent products that use the Z80? - excluding retro computing and electronics hobbiest devices.

The TI-86 Graphing calculator used it and was discontinued in 2006
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TI-86
How would the wolves infect the humans though?
Warren Spector for creating Deus Ex
The parent claimed that you "can die up to 30-40 years earlier than you would've" which is completely insane and unsupportable. The review I linked shows that short sleep is associated with a 1.01-1.07x increased risk -- closer to a single year of expected lifespan decrease compared to optimal.
Called wxWidgets now https://www.wxwidgets.org/
I grew up in a suburb development where you couldn’t walk to anything. It was pretty isolated, until I had a car it was difficult for me to visit friends or do anything outside the house.
I’m now living in an area that’s super walkable and has a community feel. My young kids bike every day to one of the four playgrounds nearby. They see friends every day too even if it’s just when they walk by our house.
For me it highlights how lonely and isolating the suburb experience can be I don’t think I could go back to that and having experienced it the other way I would not want that for my kids.
This has excellent performance, and is incredibly fast. Well done!

Mutools is fantastic for PDF I use it as a backup converter when imagemagick fails in my document viewer: https://github.com/dosyago/chai
Here is that exact solution I wrote for my house:

https://github.com/prettydiff/mp3-master-list

It creates a HTML playlist not from streaming media but from stored media on my home media server. I have expanded it to also support movies and television shows. It also includes an audio/video player to play the media directly in the browser, which bypasses all manners of restrictions imposed by iPhone.

npm run build

node c:\path\mp3-master-list\js\index.js “c:\my-music-path”
CIA who?
Thanks, I wasn't aware of that.

PureText provides universal paste too with Windows+V. PowerToys is useful but there's a lot of it that I find I either never use or forget about.
Can iPhone do seperate volume levels for alarms and phone ringer?
It's perhaps useful to note that their notation is not accidental.

When they state:

P = 1/Z exp -li Hi

They're directly referring to the Gibbs distribution that pops up in thermodynamics. The Hi are the different terms of the Hamiltonian and the Z is the corresponding partition function.

From that point of view they're taking a couple of 'response functions' treating them as if they are part of some kind of energy and find the statistical distribution that such a system would have at different temperatures depending on the average value of each term. The next part is then to find the value for each term that best predicts the observed distribution.

It's a bit like observing how a system behaves for different volumes and then using that information to determine the temerature, pressure and volume of an observed system. (perhaps volume isn't the best example, but something like molarity and chemical potential is hard to visualize)
Fwiw, that's my non-American impression of North American suburban homes everywhere (as far as I've seen, largely TV/film of course) - y'all say scathing things about terraced houses in Europe, but then your own seem for the most part detached only as a technicality.

(And probably it is mostly about making legal and construction matters easier? No party wall; if you want to tear it down and put a new one up you can do so without disturbing the neighbours' property, etc.)
Yes! Just came to me too. UK Post Office system.

We had one demo where we couldn't get a good connection to the computer. The operators rigged up a wire from the computer room direct to where I was doing the demo. It was 12 floors up in two different buildings, stretched across! I kept the blinds down so no one could see it!
Others have done it, but not many.

You can find such projects in sourceforge.
If you are asking how you might publish your code publicly, have you considered Github?

You can create a public repository and commit whatever file you want - either plaintext, compressed, or encrypted.
That might be what I'm hazily remembering.
> The question is why more people have not done it.

What practical value does it bring outside of 15 minute awe from internet nerds? No sarcasm.
Yeah, they do like to pretend that the game either exists in either a vacuum or a direct democracy that is untainted by those same elites.
This reads like the ramblings of someone salty about the move to linux, nothing very interesting in my opinion.
Zig 0.12.0 Release Notes
One UX researcher ignited changes to how the company (YouTube) built product
RIP Terry Davis.
And remember that feds glow in the dark.
Ask HN: Are Contabo Servers Down?
No info on https://contabo-status.com/
But no access to VPS via SSH and Contabo panel
The underground cathedral protecting Tokyo from floods (2018)
My original comment was really meant playfully, I don't think there's any reason to doubt your good intentions.

Like many jokes though, there was a grain of earnest feeling there. To be totally pretentious about it, take Koan 16 from The Gateless Gate

> Ummon asked: "The world is such a wide world, why do you answer a bell and don ceremonial robes?"

If I could rephrase that to "tech startups are so hot, how come you moderate/lurk a forum and just talk about entrepreneurship instead of doing it?", I like to ask it you Dan, or anyone else who thinks YC is cool but isn't quitting their day job to pitch their moonshot.
The theory in my country is that if the roads ever aren't safe enough for kids to be walking/biking to school, they'd need to be made so.
The market cap is just the last price multiplied by the number of the asset in existence. There is no restriction on last price for either SP500 or bitcoin.
Not really. They aren't water tight. You can get solar roof tiles but they're more expensive than traditional panels.
Do this on the moon and you're going to have a multi billion dollar company.
This doesn’t surprise me, My understanding or TRE was it made eating less easier (eventually) for physiological and psychological reasons.
What cities? How do you define vacancy? Is a 2nd home vacant? Is an airbnb vacant? How were these vacancies counted and who collects the data? Can you compare vacancy rates from the past to the present? Did they use same methodology to collect vacancy rates?
Yes, I do that fairly regularly. Walking exercises a lot of muscles just to fight gravity and keep posture. Laying in bed also causes muscles to relax which isn't ideal when the back is out of line. Like, laying in bed "relaxing" meant essentially agony for my back while "exercising" by walking made the pain completely disappear. I can tell it's not a bad sprain so it'll be completely gone in two or three days but walking is an essential part of the healing process, I know from experience.
The UK claims global jurisdiction
> Death touches us all [..]

While the anecdotal evidence is overwhelming, that still remains to be seen. ;)
Germans, Dutch, and Scandinavians really put me off about Canary Islands. They behave as it is their Germanic colony. They just push away and hiss at strangers. No you're not direct and straightforward, you're a loose butthole.
Agree with this, but let's not forget public transportation. Yes, I biked and walked all over my region, but I also used buses to get to downtown(Seattle, from Auburn. Starting around 12 I think, in the late 80s).

Without getting into a debate about the safety of some modern city centers, buses are a great tool for 10+ year old kids to get around town to places where they can walk and bike.
> I could program Facebook in a weekend, but I chose not to. Not to trivialise how complicated Facebook is.

Yes, you could create clone of the original Facebook in a weekend. I can say that without trivializing Facebook as a product.

Trivializing it would be “I could write current Facebook in a week that would operate on the same scale”.
No it was ISIS.
Is the python lib open-source? I could only find the ja lib for Groq.
What subsidies are given that will be pulled?
It’s become clear. Israel has become to the US as North Korea is to China. All trust is lost, which guarantees support must continue to keep them from going further off the reservation with expanded consequences at far greater expenses.
Aaaagh, make it stop!
Running Llama3 Locally
I am newbie to AI, want to run local LLMs, greedy to try LLama 3, but my old laptop is 8 GB RAM, I think in built Intel GPU.

What would be system requirement to comfortably run Llama 3 with decent 20 to 30 tokes per second at least? RAM, GPU, CPU, motherboard?

A formula if could be derived can help a lot (so I could plugin 7B or 70B LLM size, and out it comes, the sys requirements)..

Thank you in advance for your kind help...
In-browser text-to-music generation using musicgen-small
Neat! Thanks for sharing.

In chapter 1, change reminder to remainder.
My eyesight isn’t great, so legibility is very important to me. However, screen real-estate is also important (more-so because I zoom my screen most of the time). FF seemed to be much wider.
In this case, I’ll take SF Pro over FF in order to save some space.

Another factor comes to mind: UIs are places you spend a fair amount of time, and repetitively. Whilst there are “new” UI elements in an OS from time to time, you in fact see the same ones over and over, much more often. Users of OSs also tend to have time on their side when interacting with the UI, when compared with drivers reading road signs. My take is that you don’t need to optimise for legibility as strongly when designing for an OS UI as you do when designing for road signs.
What is the future now? Or what was the future when I was watching grown-ups programming in COBOL over thirty years ago?

Thirty years ago the future was C++. How did that work out? Seems like it was pretty popular, this thread is about the third edition of a book about it.
Because internet loves mystery and hype?

Ask your colleagues if they heard about, and if they heard about it what is noticeable about it.

Majority of internet see “Ooh, that’s not Linux, Windows, Mac and has a lot of custom things written from scratch”. And also funni racist genius schizo.
thanks for the links

> https://github.com/orgs/supabase/discussions/4444

This discussion is about configuration: self-hosters configure configure their services in code[0], using .env vars / docker-compose.yml and should be checking it into source control. Self-hosters are not missing any functionality - the opposite actually: we have a subset of configuration items available on the platform

I get that it's different to the platform, but it's (IMO) the more "correct" way - all configuration should be version controlled

> https://github.com/orgs/supabase/discussions/4421

This one is about Auth providers. They are also configuration: https://github.com/supabase/auth?tab=readme-ov-file#configur...

[0] Configuration in code: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/self-hosting/docker#configu...

[1] Terraform: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/platform/terraform
QUIC is a step backwards here; it has no multipath support: https://lwn.net/Articles/964377/

Multipath: There are several areas where TCP still has an advantage over QUIC. One of those is multipath support. Multipath TCP connections can send data on different network paths simultaneously — for example, sending via both WiFi and cellular data — to provide better throughput than either path permits individually.

Server connection migration is explicitly forbidden by QUIC:

https://github.com/quicwg/base-drafts/pull/2031
> What practical value does it bring outside of 15 minute awe from internet nerds?

I think that's exactly the point - it doesn't. That's why it's an artpiece.
I've set HN as my new tab page for a while, and the white flicker is the only thing about it that annoys me. It's just the load time, I think. I wonder if there's a way to make it always keep an updated cache of it to load it instantly?
A gas station is one of the least glamorous, and lowest margin business out there.

You’re basically making no money from the gas or electricity, and all your profits comes from the chips and other stuff you sell inside.

Tesla is severely problematic as a company, but its salvation does not come from pivoting to selling vapes while people wait for their charge to finish.
Indeed, this appears to have the same advantage over other viewers as the standalone MuPDF, i.e. much greater rendering and navigating speed.

MuPDF is my main PDF viewer, due to its unmatched performance and good full-screen UX, even if I sometimes encounter PDF files that cannot be rendered by MuPDF, when I have to fall back to other viewers, e.g. Okular.
That's fine, but then measuring 'raw intellect' is like measuring 'raw strength' when you're selecting members of a soccer team. It will help, no doubt, but it's one of many factors.
The use case is pretty much the 3rd sentence in the link:

> It is helpful if you accidentally record more than 100MB (the github limit) for a demo video you wish to put in a Github PR.

In other words, you have a video, you want to attach it to the PR, it's 105MB. Now your option is to put it on YT and share a link, or use this tool and be able to simply drag/drop it to the PR.

In the demo, the 118MB file is compressed to something like 18MB, which is quite impressive, and could also help people who have slow upload speeds.
Element (or Matrix in general) hasn’t been cut out. The comment might be thinking about https://element.io/blog/element-on-google-play-store but it got reverted after we explained what decentralisation was to Google.

It is true to say that Matrix is more at risk than Signal, though, given Matrix allows for public chatrooms - whereas in Signal you have to invited into whatever abusive content rather than being able to selfinvite (ie join).
I don't think that makes much sense. The core quality of a game is interactivity and to me that is what games should be build around and measured.

While I do think that the writing of a game can be important and can be of high quality I also think that it is inappropriate to award a game as a written work. A game shouldn't be measured by it's writing alone and in some sense I think it is even insulting to give such an award, like awarding a photography award to a still frame of a movie.
I’m not them, but parroting something without having any substance behind it is how myths are born.
This is very dangerous point of view, which will lead to a lot of suffering.

Humanity managed to lift vast majority of itself from abject poverty, grow enough food for everyone, prevent children mortality - unimaginable 100 years ago.

And this is called modernity, which if reversed will bring back hunger and misery.
Thanks, didn’t know. I knew about Roberta Williams, but I did not play the Sierra games much (that I remember, only Kings Quest 3, which was the first adventure game I ever played).
I am quite surprised people would want to sleep in a windowless bedroom? But I guess it makes sense considering the light pollution.

I prefer waking up from the sunlight though, so I can’t imagine being in a room with no windows.
> mapping JS entities using the JS DB API makes it hard to use camelcase field names due to PG reasons I can't recall

Postgres requires you to "quoteCamelCase". There are some good JS libs to map between snake case and camel case. FWIW, I like a mix of both in my code: snake_case indicates it's a database property, and camelCase indicates its a JS property. Try it out - it might grow on you :)
Reason 3:

3) They know all your alt accounts and shitposting history (via device_id)
I personally hate visual novels. They are usually a very clumsy mix between the interactivity of a game and the lengthy writing of a novel. Never have I felt like a visual novel was succeeding in either aspect.
Isn’t this a problem that will only affect the inheritance of the grandchildren of your grandchildren? I mean how much does erosion affect this shoreline in concrete terms? Is it even a few millimeters per year?
How is replying with just "no, it wasn't" without any elaboration better?

Or how will it help stop the spread of the myth? It won't change anyone's mind, that's for sure.
Sweet! This is the first Windows/x86 tablet I've seen where everything just works out of the box, with Intel/IPU6 camera support being a consistent point of failure. May pick one up to replace my Lenovo Duet 5i 12.3" running Fedora 39 (everything works except the cameras).
Norwegian tekst-tv: https://www.nrk.no/tekst-tv/100/
There are definitely Markdown editors that are WYSIWYG. In fact, md is a lot 'closer' to WYSIWYG than HTML is.
Not complaining about moderation but it’s interesting to note that something factual and easily verifiable is being downvoted. It’s very much the ‘my bags’ crypto culture.
While I appreciate games that do the further mile to enhance its story, I think we should still celebrate game as they are, an activity we do to have fun. Do Mario or Tetris have good story? But did they change the world anyway? If we rank games solely because of its writing and narratives, then all games should just be like Life is Strange which is a modern iteration of visual novel but in 3D.

I was always plagued by doubt when people only talk about game worthiness solely based on their writings and ignoring (or even disparaging) its mechanics. Then I found this video which spelled my mind in a very good essay https://youtu.be/a33ITEZDQwg
It's more than a stretch to say people using slurs are racist. These are symptoms of a hypersensitive culture that rewards pseudo-virtuous people who publicly call out "racism".

I grew up with a diverse group of friends, we used every slur under the sun to shit talk eachother and still do when being idiots. Those slurs have no meaning to us beyond the comedic value they provide in their vulgarity. I'd be shocked to discover any of us were racist, pretty strange to have not noticed after >20 years.
From Software games work because they force the player to fill in the gaps of a non existent story.

They are always highly gameplay focused, basically not even possessing a story you could follow.
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Meteor Lake is out.

The next ones are Sierra Forest and Granite Rapids on the server side, Arrow Lake on the desktop and Lunar Lake on the laptop.

And then comes Panther Lake supposedly next year which is both desktop and laptop and Gelsinger admitted betting the company on the 18A process it is using.

We shall see.
Do you have more stuff I could read about the swords? I've heard stuff like "Japanese swords are the best" any number of times too and had a hard time believing it, and historically I'm not sure there'd be any markets where they were competing, but I couldn't find any real information when I searched.
That is false propaganda. He was allowed to get into power by the army but his government hobbled. He would have been in power in 2013 if clean elections had been held let alone 2018 he was not brought into power. He was not elected by the army and the latest elections has shown it
I recently build some internal app with Qt. Unfortunately, building Qt apps on Windows is somewhat complex.

Also I didn't find a way to install Qt on Windows without later receiving E-Mails from Trolltech (or The Qt Company, nowadays) trying to sell Qt to me.
what do you mean by moralism?

I doubt that you reject the rationality of caring about behavior. Fair?

There are philosophers who talk about morality from the point of view of rationality without making wild* claims about truth.

* you have to start with some assumptions, but some are less attractive than others
Can one line of code change the iOS development industry?