skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do. No Problem closing the lid on my MacBook M1. I can open the lid and keep on working where I left.

I use kitty and the kitten ssh [1] to login easily to remote hosts, and automatically setup the environment.

I can use a simple bash like

#!/bin/bash
kitty @ launch --type=tab --title='Server 1' bash -c "command1; exec bash"
kitty @ launch --type=tab --title='Server 2' bash -c "command2; exec bash"
kitty @ launch --type=tab --title='Server 3' bash -c "command3; exec bash"

If I need several servers at once. Could be done with other shells too.

I can run loooong processes on the host with a simple bash script and the marvelous `àt` [2] command that nobody seems to know any more like:

echo "/path/to/long_process.sh" | at now + 1 minute

And the team can reuse those simple bash scripts!

If `at` is not installed, and you need to run multiple looong tasks, try `nohup` [3]. Another lost command full of great functions like:

nohup command1 &
nohup command2 &
nohup command3 &

If you and your team is happy with tmux, that's fine! But doing more or less the same things with easy linux commands is – in my opinion – the better way.

[1]: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/kittens/ssh/

[2]: https://linuxhandbook.com/at-command/

[3]: https://www.howtogeek.com/804823/nohup-command-linux/ and https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5164985/how-can-i-use-no...

Edit: Formatting
awesome to see looking glass shipping larger and more affordable displays

Looking Glass displays generate up to 100 views - anyone know how these work? Is it a prism or splitter film over a high refresh rate lcd/oled array?
Oops, you're right. Fixed, thanks.
I don't really understand the folks that use the platform and then talk about how completely untrustworthy it is.
Hazard Communication Standard
A classic mark-and-sweep GC for a heap of uniform structs (like cons-pairs) can be implemented in a few lines of code. Garbage collection is not inescapably complicated, it just gets more challenging as you impose more constraints: multithreading, generations, compaction, minimizing bookkeeping overhead, etc.
You’d think the cost of living would be top of the list. I would argue that it is the core issue behind all the other issues.
From https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/infrastructure/detail...

> This incident did not impact:

> Any other Google Cloud service.

> Any other customer using GCVE or any other Google Cloud service.

> The customer’s other GCVE Private Clouds, Google Account, Orgs, Folders, or Projects.

> The customer’s data backups stored in Google Cloud Storage (GCS) in the same region.

...

> Data backups that were stored in Google Cloud Storage in the same region were not impacted by the deletion, and ... were instrumental in aiding the rapid restoration.

Emphasis mine.

You're quoting, as far as I can tell, an ArsTechnica article that makes unsourced claims about backups being deleted, neither UniSuper's nor Google's previous statements ever mentioned anything about backups being deleted.
Well it'll always depend on the length of the meeting to summarize. But they are using mistral which clocks at 32k context. With an average of 150 spoken words per minute, 1 token ~= word (which is rather pessimistic), that's 3h30m of meeting. So I guess that's okay?
A `dry run` mode producing a symbolic link based reorganized copy of the folder would be nice.
a podcast with transcript

Dr John Krystal talks about treatment of severe depression with ketamine and related substances, and findings how and why it works

He's cofounder Freedom Biosciences, a Yale Psychiatry spinoff with focus on ketamine, and ketamine versions

https://www.freedombio.co/#page-section-6223c55f53f5a65b449b...

A paper led by John Krystal, in the same vein:

https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2305772120
I don't, sorry. I would love to use it as well, I should've bookmarked it! Also, I'm not sure the person opensourced it.
I wonder if this video is painful to watch for people who claim "10x programmers are a myth!"

As an eng manager who's overseen teams at several top FAANGs, I can say without a doubt that most of those engineers would have taken 1-2 months to implement a driver.
The fear of the world around makes one less mobile. One is too afraid to go out, basically.

The ability to be mobile is what makes depression to go out.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK99429/
[2] https://edition.cnn.com/2024/02/14/health/exercise-treat-depression-wellness/index.html

The difference between contemporary life and the life a century ago is the mobility, amongst others.

One had to go to store to buy something to eat then, now food can be delivered to the door.
Can this translate too? As in transcribe audio and then give output in two languages?
Just a heads up - the FAQs section has a not-so-great typo
Laws legalizing/deregulating something that was previously banned/regulated don't get written without coordination.
On Android phones, you can uninstall system apps using adb:

# adb shell

$ pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.chrome
$ pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.youtube

To reinstall:

$ pm install-existing com.android.chrome
$ pm install-existing com.google.android.youtube
I can agree on this line, but I would try to get my hands on some serious information and speak with one or more doctors.
There are other reasons to be logged into iCloud. For example, "find my device" relies on this. Just because you want to be able to find a stolen device doesn't mean you also want your data exfiltrated.
Please don't use Hacker News as a vehicle for self-promotion.
What would the Russian motivation be for blowing that up? They could have just turned off the gas supply.
I don’t live in Finland. In fact, Finland’s population is half that of Michigan’s, so I’m sure they’d be fine with solar and wind as well. They already get a quarter of their power from hydro.
we are working less.

is it due to capitalism? is it just the technological progress fairy? (maybe the fairy is more attracted to the smell of capitalist pigs?)

it's not capitalism's fault that people are extremely bad at coordination problems (it's Mr. Moloch's fault obviously, who poisons people's minds with shortsightedness!)

it's not capitalism's fault that people choose to block densification of cities, higher taxes, welfare reforms, or that people vote based on their xenophobia.
That sucks, but his attitude is great, and that’s really important. I sincerely wish him well, and appreciate the note.

I had a coworker that had the same thing. Watching him deal with it was difficult.
This has sea monster written all over it.
Is any communication not social media to you?

Social media was coined in the mid 2000s to separate new platforms built on social graphs and old platforms like forums. You do not follow individuals on Hacker News.
Sipeed's Tang FPGAs are really interesting. I've been eyeing the Tang Mega 138k because of its 10GbE ports, especially considering how reasonable the price is.
Rice contains a lot of arsenic. Washing it can remove some of it. This article also recommends pouring off some water during cooking as well.

https://health.osu.edu/wellness/exercise-and-nutrition/how-t...
OP isn't the only customer whose trust they lose by handling the issue in this way. It's fine if they want to terminate a relationship with an unprofitable or risky customer, but doing it with insufficient notice to make other arrangements is pretty extreme. In a case of blatant abuse, that might be reasonable, but that doesn't seem to be the case here the way OP tells it.

I did quickly search the TOS for the word "gambling" and did not find it.
I am continuing to bet on Flutter
So, this terrifies me, in that it is going to rename files and move them. I have an inordinate amount of fear about that happening in the hands of an LLM. But, I love the idea of a virtual filesystem / directory that lets me see things based on LLM-led naming. Just, leave my main files alone, oh please god, don't touch them.

With virtual systems, I think it could be really interesting, you could have a few different types, from conceptual, to project, to research area. That would be amazingly cool.
That's great you posted this information.
As someone who helps various other people with their computers, and a lot of them Macs, it's hard to stay on top of all nuances of trying to keep secure and private. Apple keeps doing things that are more Microsoft like, all the time.
It is becoming extremely difficult to keep your own data, on your own machine.
Rinsing it can remove some of the toxic arsenic.

https://health.osu.edu/wellness/exercise-and-nutrition/how-t...
I dislike Go, but I understand why people like most of its decisions.

I cannot fathom why people think it does error handling well, though. The codebase I work in has _so_ many errors that are completely ignored, and errors are a lot harder to track down.

These problems can be solved by writing better code, but the problem is that it's, of course, hard to write good code.

Java's exception handling has problems, but at least it gives you nice stack traces and you can't forget to propagate an exception.
Don't smartphones employ IOMMUs to isolate those things now? I thought baseband processor having full access was a thing of the past.
This is confusing lack of experience with a specific discipline with productivity.

If you have the specialized knowledge, you’ll know that “writing a driver” is an overloaded term to start.

This guy isn’t going from a blank slate “scratch” either. There is tremendous amount of boiler plate being started with (in addition to the tremendous amount of core driver and USB “library” code in the base kernel)

And for those with experience in writing device drivers nothing here is super human or even not mundane. This is a well documented (existing code) hardware with a simple interface. If you’re already experienced with Linux kernel device drivers, this is not a terribly complex incremental task.
> There are many good "better C" alternatives already. Rust, zig, D.

All of these are very different from C. What I'm proposing is just one small change to the existing C language.

> If you can come up with a way to add these guarantees to C without needing significant rewriting, I can assure you that most C programmers would be very interested.

I can pretty much guarantee that they would not because this is easy: phase in the changes. Start by turning array-pointer conflation into a mandatory warning rather than undefined behavior or whatever it is now. Then wait a few years. Then turn it into an error that you can muffle using -C2024 or whatever.

I actually don't know whether array-pointer conflation is required by the standard or if it's undefined behavior (I'm pretty sure it's one or the other). But if it's the latter then you don't actually have to change the standard to make this happen, all you need to do is write a compiler that does the Right Thing. AFAIK no such compiler exists. But there is just no excuse for this:

% gcc -v
Apple clang version 14.0.0 (clang-1400.0.29.202)
...
% more test.c
int main () {
int x[10];
return *(x+20);
}
% gcc -Wall test.c
%
Initially I taught myself how to be social ("normal") by reading stuff online. For finding partners and dating in particular the "seduction" type subreddits etc are good. There's a lot of bullshit and misogynistic stuff but if you can deal with that the underlying truths are sound.

Meanwhile I improved my appearance by eating right, dressing right and getting a good haircut. Again, also tons of useful info online.

Then I just forced myself to go out and practice being social. Before long I realised I could do it, to some extent. There are still some things I can't do. I hate large gatherings and "mingling". Just can't do it and never found any good advice on how to do it. But it doesn't matter, it turns out you don't need to for finding a partner. There are plenty of women who are compatible with my social preferences.

Losing my virginity seemed like a huge deal at the time and it wasn't as easy as it should have been, but afterwards I realised I'd built it up in my mind to be something much bigger than it really is. Literal idiots have sex.

I've also used online dating a lot, but it wouldn't have been as fruitful if I hadn't done the above first.
Mathematically yes, but linguistically no.

One kWh per hour is the average production of the system. Calling a power generation system "1 kW" implies it maxes out at 1kW. For something like wind or solar which is usually at partial load, a 1kW system will usually not produce 1kWh per hour.

Thus it is appropriate to say "1 kWh per hour" because you will need a ~3kW system to achieve that.
They left one pipe of NS2. It would have been a political victory for Putin with humiliation of the German government if they had switched to this instead of stopping gas imports via NS1&2 completely.
Pick your poison, everything else is also broken.
What is "polite mathematics"? That sounds like "logic".

What's a "rabbit"?
"Roads are made, streets are made, services are improved, electric light turns night into day, water is brought from reservoirs a hundred miles off in the mountains -- and all the while the landlord sits still. Every one of those improvements is effected by the labor and cost of other people and the taxpayers. To not one of those improvements does the land monopolist, as a land monopolist, contribute, and yet by every one of them the value of his land is enhanced. He renders no service to the community, he contributes nothing to the general welfare, he contributes nothing to the process from which his own enrichment is derived."

--Noted socialist Winston Churchill.

https://www.landvaluetax.org/history/winston-churchill-said-...
To me is that there are so few problems now days, people reach adulthood without having to deal with any challenges. Yes some people get some traumatic event like always but most people this isn't an issue, its a life of too much stuff and too many options.
For a similar goal, I included "Lean towards casual and conversational speech, try to avoid sounding corporate or like copywriting.", which partially worked. I'm going to try yours, it sounds fun.
If somebody is in an abusive relationship, in financial turmoil, and has a terrible job, it's probably not a serotonin imbalance causing them to feel depressed.

There's actually a name for the above, it's called "Shit life syndrome" [0]. I don't know why society sees it as acceptable to load someone up with SSRIs when it's environmental factors causing them to feel the way they do. If you're going to drug someone up to make them feel numb to their awful circumstances why not just go the whole way and give them literal happy pills?

Given the scary, common side effects of SSRIs such as suicidal ideation and sexual dysfunction, I don't know how doctors can prescribe these things. It breaks the Hippocratic oath in my opinion.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shit_life_syndrome
There's an inherent trade-off in everything

Besides, in this case.. it does not help that you'd also have to exchange hardware
I see because the US border is near there? Not on the other side of the Pacific Ocean.

Anyone familiar with history, recall that Mexico was bigger? Did the Chinese get involved in that conflict? I guess what we are saying is they should have to stop an aggressor annexing territory?
Oh wait, but that was actual land, where as the annexing you are talking about is ocean… ocean that the US has filled with military bases. Do you think the conflict between China Vietnam and Philippines is unrelated to US activity? Maybe you should lookup a map if US military bases and perhaps you’ll change your mind in who the aggressor is.

China, except for Tibet and Korea (Both neighbouring countries) has never invaded another country. Should we look at the US? Just in that region It’s invaded Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Laos, China directly. Philippines indirectly.
It's all automated. Most third-party packages have their source code published as source JAR on Maven central and I just use that. JDK is the only exception, where I use OpenJDK's source code.
Show HN: I Built an Invoicing App
It's probably not the most interesting tool out there, but this is my first time shipping a product solo and I'm so proud
I find Jonathan Haidt more useful and more concise for the recent decline of mental health in youth. In a nutshell he provides evidence that interaction with social media feeds (TikTok, Insta, FB, you name them) is at the heart of it because they by construction hinge on how the brain reacts to content and they play this to maximize online time and advertisement revenue, not mental health or societal well being or any of the things we might hope for.

Here is a recent presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVq4ARIlNVg

and a podcast with Simon Sinek: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2hERv5l3H4
Presumably this is versus a chronically unemployed mathematician that gets the occasional job offer to work as a coal miner.
Consider it's not just literacy - it's literacy and language. Presumably you spent time around people who might not read, but definitely can still talk and hear.
How does one download app security updates without login?

It's usually possible to login via the App Store, without logging into iCloud.
Perhaps you could clarify your point, then, as you've argued that recent articles about raw milk constitute a conspiracy against it, while simultaneously acknowledging that concerns are hardly new or unusual. Which is it?
Social media was coined in the mid 2000s to separate new platforms built on social graphs and old platforms not. But it is common now to deny any difference.
They Have stacks already which kind of do a similar thing https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/mac-help/mh35846/14.0/...
@jseliger, I’ve been following your journey via your comments here on HN and the occasional post. I am glad you are posting and I think for those of us who haven’t been close to someone with a serious diagnosis and treatment like yours, it has humanized Cancer in a really helpful way. Thank you for posting and giving this insight and wishing you all the best as you continue along this path.
That quote might be an attempt at hypothesizing generational pessimism and causes thereof
but it's certainly not describing depression.
Notes on Post-Quantum Cryptography for TLS 1.2
Flooding is considered when designing nuclear storage, so water carrying contaminants away is no longer an issue.
I don't think anyone should expect to get an "Aha! moment" from looking at algorithmic code. That's going to be the same in most languages.

If you want a "Lisp Aha! moment" you'd probably be better off looking at something that's actually Lisp-centric like Paradigms of AI Programming by Norvig (https://github.com/norvig/paip-lisp). You eventually build up to a Prolog to CL compiler written in CL.
Black holes may be a theoretical type of star called a 'gravastar'
Washing rice is one of those hygienic practices that evolved into a social more and was incorporated into regional cuisine thereafter. If you're living in a developed country with effective food safety regulations, you don't need to wash your rice.

Which doesn't mean that it's a bad idea to wash your rice. But it's certainly not inherently wrong to not wash rice. For certain cuisines you're actually supposed to not wash the rice, like when making risotto or paella.
Um, you literally wrote:

... the CEO’s strategy was to turn up here and criticise Google for not deindexing quickly enough.

Isn't that "them blaming Google for their screw up"?
Or it's simply because young people spend ever-increasing periods of time living in cramped shared accommodation or with their parents, due to the dysfunctional rental market in most Western Anglosphere countries.

This certainly isn't conducive to sex, and often makes it difficult or impossible to host friends (meaning that people often choose to meet at venues such as restaurants instead, a situation which often necessitates more infrequent catch-ups due to the expenses involved).
> I’m sure they’d be fine with solar

Sorry, your confidence betrays you here. Please, look up the altitude of Helsinki. In January they get 6 hours of sunlight per day and it's almost universally cloudy winter-time.

Nuclear & wind are better options for Finland and they pursue both ([1], [2], [3])

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_power_in_Finland

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olkiluoto_Nuclear_Power_Plant

3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loviisa_Nuclear_Power_Plant
This doesn't answer the texture question.
I sell on Etsy, primarily hand-printed t-shirts, and stickers. When I make a run of shirts, I might make a dozen or less. Being forced to send them to a fulfillment center means I can't sell them in person or on another channel. I also can't then throw in random extras when I fulfill an order, or send a personal thank you.

Forcing fulfillment center usage would only benefit stores who do a lot of volume. They can afford to take the risk on producing a lot of inventory up front.
> If you want to take a lesson from war driving technological progress, you could just do this in peace times.

that's exactly the point though. unless we're threatened with annihilation, or at least loss of access to valuable resources, we as humans don't seem very good at this kind of thing. we'd rather spend it on corruption, bullshit jobs, vanity projects, etc.
> on pain of UB

But this is exactly the problem. UB can be anything, including nothing. This should be at the very least an optional warning. But here is what happens with a fairly current C compiler:

% gcc -v
Apple clang version 14.0.0 (clang-1400.0.29.202)
...
% more test.c
int main () {
int x[10];
return *(x+20);
}
% gcc -Wall test.c
%
> lootbox algorithms

Match President/CEO is former president of Zynga, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zynga

https://techcrunch.com/2022/05/03/match-names-zynga-presiden...

> Kim was also instrumental in the company’s expansion into new markets including blockchain and hypercasual gaming, as well as to new platforms like Nintendo Switch, Snapchat and smart home devices.. The move to bring in a mobile gaming exec to lead a dating app company is an interesting choice, particularly as Match is looking to grow its business beyond traditional, swipe-based matchmaking and into the so-called “metaverse.” Match has spoken previously about its plans for a dating metaverse, complete with a virtual goods-based economy, real-time audio and the ability for online daters to meet up in a virtual space to have conversations.
Amen.

If you crave excitement, there's Rust and Go. (And I say that in the vein of "may you live in exciting times". ;D)

Oh, and there's D if you want to immersively roleplay like you're in an alternate timeline, like Infinite Jest or something.
ADHD diagnoses are rising. 1 in 9 U.S. kids have gotten one, new study finds
> "We don't know if telegram is secure or not."

I did not write that, were you answering to me?

> Yes, so you get a messaging app that might be secure

I was answering to... well to what I quoted: "signal is lying: - About it's code being open source". So it is obviously open source enough that I can compile it from sources.

> "The original whitepaper"

I did not write this either, were you answering to me? I am a little confused.
People tend not to admit they don't know why a social trend is happening, and will tend to give you a vague theory like this.

I'll note this article mentions doctors were also reluctant to admit they didn't know why drugs work. They similarly provided vague theories.

Edit: spelling
oh that makes so much more sense, I thought it was all running in the browser, and wondered how it made socket connections.
Might want to read up on what’s entailed in actually using that “useful fuel”

https://www.funraniumlabs.com/2024/04/choose-your-own-radiat...