skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From the article:

> "NASA specialists use engineering models to estimate how objects heat up and break apart during atmospheric reentry," they added. "These models require detailed input parameters and are regularly updated when debris is found to have survived atmospheric reentry to the ground."

So, yes, they do rely on stuff burning off as it goes, but with some understanding whether that should actually happen.
Maybe I don’t understand the requirement, but can’t a constant-rate supply provide stored power for peak demand and support baseline consumption off-peak?
Yup, that's bugged me for years. I didn't even spend that much time with the game, but I've never seen anything like it since.
Cerebral shared data of clients with LinkedIn and TikTok
>how many techbros can there be for this product to break even?

The end of the article says there is a 5 year wait time for one, and close to 2 million on the wait list.
Do you have any tricks you can share on how to rip a large library of CDs? It would be nice to semi-automate the ripping process but I haven't found any tools to help with that. Also the MusicBrainz audio tagging library (the only open one I am aware of?) almost never has good tags for my CDs that don't have to be edited afterwards.
I was under the impression this is what Authenticated Received Chain (ARC) was created to solve:

> Authenticated Received Chain (ARC) is an email authentication system designed to allow an intermediate mail server like a mailing list or forwarding service to sign an email's original authentication results. This allows a receiving service to validate an email when the email's SPF and DKIM records are rendered invalid by an intermediate server's processing.[1]

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authenticated_Received_Chain

It's how mailing lists are able to keep the original sender's From: header in the messages delivered to members.
Flagged. Propaganda from far right extremists groups in Brazil. They are trying to create this narrative because they are being criminally prosecuted for crimes related with Bolsonaro's coup attempt. Several of them had social media content removed, as is allowed by Brazilian law, because of illegal content (hate speech, threatening, unbased defamation and irregular electoral propaganda) all related with the coup attempt. The same laws are equally applied against all the political spectrum, but suddenly, when they are used against them after a botched coup attempt, they say that this is "dictatorship".
When nearing a turn you're supposed to take, try stopping completely and rotating your phone as if you're in the turn. Google Maps will continue into the turn before correcting back to the place you stopped. It doesn't do this if you don't rotate the phone.
I used Kali too, for Descent and other games. The chat rooms were true communities, probably one of the first times as a kid that I connected with other like-minded people (aka nerds).
I was hoping it was junk from a SpaceX satellite so I could moan about how private companies are careless. I'll keep quiet though, since it's NASA.
I've been playing with the 8x22B version for several coding tasks today, and compared to DBRX and Command-R+, two other large and capable local models recently released, this WizardLM-2 is just a lot better. It follows the instructions better, and writes higher quality code, with little details that even ChatGPT 4 gets wrong.

Here's one example of the same prompt against the three models: https://twitter.com/blixt/status/1780191143747101072

(Running on an M3 Max 128GB it's quite fast – the times shown are including initial loading time which does take a while)
I don't think Google Fi is a VoIP service? At least, not any more one than any other cellular provider in these days where "WiFi Calling" is widespread.

Last I knew, they used T-Mobile for their cellular connection.
The $665M crypto fund roiling the AI safety fight
NPR suspends veteran editor as it grapples with his public criticism
One programmer broke the internet by deleting a tiny piece of code
Its worth reading the actual law as written [1].

Looks like the distance is actually 20 feet, and it specifically states that you can't approach a first responder with intent to harass after being given a verbal warning. If a first responder approaches you then you've done nothing wrong.

[1] https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2024/75/?Tab=BillText
Well, it's of course a marketing term, so I don't think it really needs to mean much.

In videogames sometimes the AI skill is adaptive in very simple terms, e.g. reaction times or see/aiming range or chance of hit are increased or lowered to keep the game engaging.
> IPv6 has no subnet masks

What? no...

I _think_ I see where the author is coming from, but the assumption that your ISP will hand out a single /64 is evidence of IPv6/NAT-style thinking.

The minimum an ISP _should_ hand out to a customer is a /48 <https://www.ripe.net/publications/docs/ripe-690/>. Out of this, a customer router should advertise a /64 on each interface, for devices on networks that only want a single address, and hand out /56s or /60s via DHCPv6 IA_PD for devices that want more (e.g, a developer who wants to give a /64 to each of the virtual networks on their laptop for VMs/containers to use).

> IPv6 provides no benefit to end-users

God no. Getting rid of hole punching, port forwarding and source-address-obscuring masquerading _are_ benefits.
Typical Google product that really has no actual customer support and is using faulty/naive algorithms to deal with things.

Unfortunately, I have a feeling this HN topic will be flagged as well and disappear into nothingness.
Less popular opinion so definitely not for everyone (not addressing leaks or security, will leave that to others who are far wiser).

If you make $xx/hr in ur full-time and you have taxes beyond simply w2 and 2 or 3 banks for checking/credit/investments, doing taxes on your own through freetaxusa or turbotax may take up an entire afternoon or whole day (unless your one to be very organized like the top poster here, respect). At some point, its worth thinking about how many hours of your time does it stop becoming worth it to do your own and hire a cpa.

For me, once forms like donations, multiple w2s, property, landlord stuff, started adding up, it'd take an entire weekend. Thats 16 hrs of my life, i eventually took the leap and found a great cpa (after wasting $$ on overpriced ones) thru a friend referral and now spend $600 on what takes me less than 2 hours to consolidate and upload forms, and double check deductible expenses.

Whatd i do with all my extra time? Binged 3 body problem. Yes, i wasted it. But a better person would spend it with friends or family or reading or anything more productive than me. If this seems to fit your mold, its worth considering.

Again, not for everyone but good to think about as life progresses for you (or anyone else here).
i think the main difference is that in the middle ages conversion to Christianity was a way to avoid persecution, while this was not an option under nazi Germany.
You can train a predictor on anything: that's how the famous cases of 'racist AI' came about. The point is, you can't establish a causal relationship without accounting for confounders. If you're starting with a question established by racists, with 'race' and 'IQ' as your two poles, and human populations as your data, good luck managing that.
When these silly motorized coaches fail, what will we do with all the paved roads? The horses hate it!
Also lenders on h100 value faces risks when gb200 comes out as the prices of gh goes down a lot
That would seem best since the port numbers only change when you move. If you move your laptop a lot a docking station might help ease the pain so you don’t need to figure out what way to reconnect. If you move your entire setup a lot the inconvenience of switching monitors is probably a rounding error!
They only require a $100 deposit to get on the waitlist. Maybe I’m too much of a cynic but I’m skeptical anywhere near 2 million people would pay the full price if they were given the opportunity tomorrow.
Thank you. I'm only happy to hear this was helpful. I'd also love comments from any HDL quants about how portable FPGA code would be to virtualized environments and what other languages might stand out particularly well for a VM stack.
ReVanced soon?
IMO the best results out there are with chafa right now.
https://hpjansson.org/chafa/gallery/

It also has some basic ffmpeg support.

And yeah, there are sixels and native rendering of graphics in terminals, but I still find this handy if I'm a couple of tmux sessions deep on a remote server and I need to figure out which graphic is which.
I’m seeing a lot of “draft”, “candidate”, “recommendation”, and “other”. Aka, I’m seeing a lot of bullshit.

Yes, Apple has dragged its feet on standards but things that Chrome just decided on by itself are not standards.

A number of the partially implemented (on iOS) things (like clipboard or volume) have legitimate privacy concerns or UX concerns. I don’t want a website to read my clipboard, I don’t want a website to change my volume.

There are some more legitimate looking things but a number of those are not part of the spec according to this very website.

I’ve said for years that Chrome is closer to IE in writing their own standards and Safari is closer to IE in conforming to the standards. But blanket “Safari is the new IE” statements are just silly and miss the forest for the trees.
> if a thing is overly complex

So is ipv4, but most people have the benefit of learning it piecewise over a decade+.

When I do networking root cause investigations involving v4, I still get glazed over looks from professionals that don’t specialize in net, but in that case they blame their own knowledge. If it’s v6 it’s the protocol’s fault they don’t know it.
"That being said, I explicitly give permission for anyone to use, modify, and distribute my original code for this project without fear of legal consequences — unless you plan to submit your app to Apple’s App Store, in which case written permission from me is explicitly required."

Emphasis mine. The author is giving permission to use their original code but doesn't re-license anyone else's code. They're explicitly offering their own code under a dual license.
I guess until those accounts are not calling for murder and violence (directly or obviously indirectly, like mr trump), musk way seems to let them be.

pro-Nazi, islamic terrorists, other extremists, war dis-information/lies (any sides), etc.

The real danger is people actually believing blindly anything there (and with the advent of AI...).

And anyway, twitter/X is account wall-ed _and_ hostile to noscript/basic (x)html browsers. So people should move away from it.
elon is still popular to the extent that he could sell just about anything to a few million people, this will probably never change. Once you hit a certain level of wealth and fame it self perpetuates
# create disk image
qemu-img create -f qcow2 win95.img 10G
# install win95 from iso
qemu-system-x86_64 -m 256 -hda win95.img -cdrom windows95.iso -boot d
# boot the disk
qemu-system-x86_64 -m 256 -hda win95.img
How very sad!
Readers please note: recording consent laws vary state to state. Do not read the headline and assume it applies to yours.

Some states are single party consent, some two, some might be more subtle.
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`TELETUBBIES = TeletubbiesCheat`
Intriguing... what does this do?
I would recommend FreeTaxUSA, it does cost like $15 to file with your state but honestly its as easy and fast as "turbo" options without shady upsells.

A couple years ago I did miss something and ended up owing more than I thought so if you have complicated financials with RSUs or stock sales, etc. you probably need something more sophisticated. It would probably be worthwhile to just hire an accountant to help out with that stuff if that's the case.
Cool. No substantial comment but found this quite entertaining to read.

> * I prefer to use VirtualBox because I am unable to make QEMU/KVM work, since I am not a rocket scientist. I don't see the advantage of a package manager when I have to edit random config files and hunt for tutorials. Why this can't be managed by APT or explained by the developer/maintainer? Seriously, why this needs to be another Wine-like experience is beyond me.

Not sure what this means to be honest: "I don't see the advantage of a package manager when I have to edit random config files and hunt for tutorials. Why this can't be managed by APT or explained by the developer/maintainer?" Nor this: "Seriously, why this needs to be another Wine-like experience is beyond me."

Of course, Virtualbox is substantially fine for this sort of thing, but Qemu/KVM isn't that absurd. Qemu is just an ordinary CLI program. Admittedly, forging a proper Qemu command for running a VM is an exercise in frustration because the CLI arguments have changed over time and some of them are now quite complicated to set up, but this is more FFMPEG-like than Wine-like.

That said, if you want to use Qemu/KVM more like a desktop virtualization solution, try libvirt with virt-manager. That will give you a GUI with wizards. It's a little weird, but very powerful.

Virtualbox may still be better for Windows 95. Honestly, 86Box may be best for Windows 95, being an emulator of older hardware rather than a VM.
“Forwarding” here almost certainly refers to the From: header in the email. If I receive an email at my personal gmail address with “From: noreply @mybank.com” that was sent to me by “myuniversity.edu”, gmail will start to mark that email as nondeliverable because the message “claims” to come from the bank. But this might be a normal setup. Perhaps my bank has my university email address, and my university mail server is configured to pass the email along.

Clicking the forward button merely copies the email body into a new message appearing to come “From:” your personal email address, so there isn’t an issue with that. Doing this doesn’t preserve headers however.
> Ultimately, Ms Balan says, she has doggedly pursued the case for so long because she wants to prove her innocence to her son.

This... does not make any sense? Like, I don't even know about this case, but it's kind of obvious she was let go because Tesla didn't like to hear what she had to say? Why would her own son of all people think she was guilty?
virt-manager/gnome-boxes haven't achieved the same mindshare as, say, virtualbox, so it is entirely possible.

I know when I took a break from VMs for awhile and came back, I found virt-manager about 3 days after I started trying to crack the nut of qemu/kvm from only the command line.
Amd did several acquihires in recent past also , and now amd have more money than has ever had and stated that ai software is one top priority of the company since 1y .. results are surfacing..
> The United States of America controls the GPS constellation

Heh, but they aren't the only global positioning system out there (nor the most accurate). EU, China, India, and Russia all have their own.
MobaXTerm was great for X11 forwarding
True! but the mitigation for nothing being guaranteed is to … well avoid free public CDNs :-). Unless they are backed by a big company maybe.

Sprawling these kinds of links in your markdown instead if /assets/icons/mylocalicon.png seems a bit risky. Markdown tends to get used in Github / Local Git which can happily just reference the files stored along with it.

Also maybe hugo/jekyll type sites or internal docs. Same thing.

So the effort posted here is great but I would prefer a zip to a CDN link.
Still, email and usenet sort of worked. I have sent my first international email in 1993, from a school lab in my home town in Siberia. In larger cities, I bet there were ways to do it even earlier.
Is there a way to get an RSS feed for a Youtube channel which excludes shorts?
Now configure the network card on that thing
Vector displays are fascinating. I am trying to emulate the UI occasionally.
> this is as a consequence of cost-savings - on what is already an incredibly expensive vehicle. I think most people buying these trucks are probably not worrying too much about cost in the first place...

Those aren’t necessarily related. Tesla might look to maximize profits no matter what, so if they can save $20 on pedal fastening they won’t pass that onto the customer, they’ll just pocket the difference.
Google says

Teletubbies - Put's a baby face on the sun (like Teletubbies)
“Virtue signaling” absolutely designates a natural, useful category that, in no way, rejects the need for real virtue:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23474142
Reminds me of ROM hacking. Overwriting an instruction inside a function with a branch to unused memory and jumping back later is an easy way to get extra space for the patch you want to write.
Its not semantics. Its precise terminology. Ignoring this and redefining the precis terms because one lacks knowledge about the subject and arguing from faulty assumptions is a waste of everyone's time.
You'll be pleased to know that in todays world of cnc machines and 3d printers, remaking old stuff like this has never been cheaper or easier.

What might have taken stonemasons thousands of man years to make originally, can now be done by a few people and a cnc machine in a few months.

It's usually possible to add modern insulation, damp proofing, wiring+plumbing, etc. during the rebuild too, so the new building ends up meaningfully better than the original, and probably with a longer lifespan and lower maintenance.

The process still isn't cheap - and will cost a lot more than just a regular building of the same size - but it will be far far cheaper than using traditional techniques for a rebuild.

Whats most important is to get 3d models and photos of the originals before it is destroyed...
Show HN: Monotone – bottomless embeddable storage for events (GA)
Embeddable Cloud-Native Storage for events and time-series data. (GA release)
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Hi Hacker News,
I made a tool that takes your public github commits, splits it into a bunch of code quality markers. From all submissions on this site by Friday the model will make predictions about how much you SHOULD be getting paid from your job. Just a fun experiment!

Additional note, I also bought shouldigetaraise.com. Let me know which one sounds better because I can't decide.
I always thought that this worked by providing a really loud noise that desensitizes you to the ringing. What do you think?
The system is working as designed. All of your submitted links have been about the same company. You seem to be submitting them primarily to advertise this company, rather than out of any genuine intellectual curiosity. The one last week was flagged and killed, and likely your account was marked as spam.

When you submitted another link to the same company, it was automatically marked dead to hide it from the rest of the community. From your own account, it is not marked dead, but if you log out presumably it would show as dead. This particular one was vouched for by another user, and thus is no longer dead.

You seem genuine, but you also seem like you don't understand how HN works. You are abusing the system and acting like a spammer. While this might be a genuine misunderstanding on your part, other than asking polite questions your actions are indistinguishable from a bad actor. Stop submitting until you better understand the rules: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
> Anyone in the market for Iranian tech now understands the quality of their product and its usefulness.

No matter, Putin is desperate enough to buy anyway.
I think this is a case where reddit shouldn't listen to mods at all. Because some do use the available tools to randomly ban people some mods do not like. On the contrary, limit the tools to check and approve topics by content.

Those that moderate many subs need to give up some of that responsibility to others. It maybe would improve reddit again.

Bad mods are worse than bad users.
Protecting people from COVID involves more than preventing them from contracting the illness. It reduced mortality and hospitalizations. Compare the mortality rate in a country like Brazil to the US and tell me again how the vaccines didn't protect people from COVID.

I seriously don't get this antivax nonsense. People get the flu after a flu vaccine sometimes too. The point is to not have a naive immune system if all other defenses fail.
I’m working on exactly that :)
EVs (ought to) do well because they are heavy, their center of mass is very low (because the batteries are dense and the battery pack is huge, to get the range and redundancy / current distribution), and no engine in the front, so the whole compartment can act as a big crumple zone.
Your question is vague. You're not dropping something off a cliff it's moving and 400km up and 25,000km/h.

Any object coming from the ISS will be going 25,000 km/h. I don't think "aim" is the word since the Earth is moving rapidly beneath the object. There's no stationary point to aim at. Plus once the object of whatever shape in the atmosphere drag which causing friction to burn it up is not controllable. It would break apart and each object with different mass now has its own path and velocity.

I'm amazed any of it works as well as if does now.
Your personal take is that of someone who hasn't been bullied or abused by officers of the law, I'm assuming. Consider that some people have, and they may want police accountability, with no desire to sow chaos.
At least one UAE fund is trying to setup data centres in Kenya in an attempt to lower cooling requirements while keeping latency minimal.
Excellent! Now make it interactive on Google Earth. kthnx
“Well, you should indicate the direction you’re going before turning the wheel”

And with these little boardroom gems is how things get done and justified in any sizable venture. With that the expensive problem of designing, procuring and producing a fair complex and critical part stopped being a problem.
Today is a todo list with focus on your daily tasks
You have to look at both domestic and imported sources: Germany’s nuclear shutdown has led to a steep rise in imported electricity, presumably from dirtier sources than nuclear.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1413285/electricity-impo...
> This seems like an odd risk for the lenders. Asymmetrical with little upside

Upside and risk are usually priced into the loan as the interest rate
I use wrapper RSS that adds 3 autogenerated thumbnails from which you see that it is short (because of the black boxes) and you can skip it. You can maybe analyze pixels of those thumbnails.
Copenhagen is my favorite city and watching the video hit me really bad.
> Vardag said the mistake happened after the wrong name was clicked on from a drop-down menu on the divorce portal. She claimed that court staff had admitted this had happened a few times and that it felt like a design flaw.

I don’t know enough, but it looks like software engineers will be blamed in short order.

Good luck!
You could just run bfs from both starting and ending nodes until you find a node reachable from both the starting and ending nodes.
This is exactly it. The easy way to get past missile defenses is to overwhelm them. Missiles are cheap. Interceptors are incredibly expensive. The attackers will always be at an advantage. Just throw enough to ensure that there aren’t enough interceptors. This warning shot required multiple nations to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to push back an attack that cost a few million and came from a single source.