skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I just watched their YouTube video [1]

There are a tonne of alternatives for those interested in retro-gaming devices.

There is also a sub-reddit for these discussions (r/sbcgaming) [2]

Devices made by Anbernic and Miyoo are good. There is also the new Gamekiddy Pixel. These existing devices are usually available at around $50-85 and are much cheaper than ModRetro’s $199 price point.

[1] - https://youtu.be/QmA20GTr8XI

[2] - https://reddit.com/r/sbcgaming
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A few things:

1. Weekly vs daily administration, liraglutide and exenatide had to be injected daily which made the drug less attractive for patients and doctors vs metformin which is well known and a cheap pill.

2. Greater magnitude of effect. Liraglutide had less impact at prescribed dosage for both lowering A1C and weight loss so in combo with (1) made it less attractive than semaglutide.

3. Magnitude of weight loss from (2) now so significant it easily beats all previously approved weight loss drugs with few side effects. So entire GLP-1 agonist class of drugs reexamined as direct weight loss treatments vs just a modest but very welcome side effect of diabetes treatment. And once weekly administration meant it would have much better patient compliance than a daily injection.
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Clang optimize out countermeasure in constant-time PQ-crypto implementation
Justice is an ongoing effort. Its effects span restitution, retribution, and deterrence. If no one in the system ever pursued justice without figuring out how it gets him paid for this transaction, this time, there would be no justice. And all the way down that sliding scale of justice, where the global minimum is basically Haiti, you have increasingly heavy-handed chances to stop the bleeding (e.g. El Salvador.)

For more concrete specifics, reorgs and lobbying are both costs, so you can rest content that this effort imposes costs.
IIUC it stands for "If I understand correctly"
In this case it seems particularly egregious because the entire trick of the puzzle is that "face East and walk in a straight line" and "Go east from Seattle" aren't the same thing.
> [...] pick up Servo from the table, that would be wonderful too.

I would love to see a servo-based browser in near future!
I'm curious - has there been a place yet that hasn't found microplastics yet? Some of the places I have now read about seem so unlikely (archeological dig, deep bore holes, returning spacecraft) that I am now thinking of other plausible alternatives:

- some "microplastics" are naturally occurring phenomenon

- cannot run a test without the sample being compromised

- like the presence of carbon-14 in the atmosphere after the first atom bomb, it ubiquitous enough that there is no point testing for its presence
Love that everything is open source! Code relating to cameras have been traditionally locked down and hidden under NDAs. Surprised there's no sample photos nor specifications on image sensor.
Recess – open-source Interactive RSS Aggregator
The story for people who discontinue drugs for hypertension is less rosy too.
There are other options such as chargers powered by solar power, hand crank, fire, etc.
I share your skepticism. The fact that there's so much blame being put on the algorithm is very strange to me. Why shouldn't landlords have access to that data? I think that the case for somehow limiting the algorithm is quite weak. However, if what the complaint says about the advisors is true, then I think that is a much stronger case.
The difference between a company and my family is that the company I work for always pays me to keep me coming back whereas my family it's more hit or miss.
Core Image: The Basics
OP's ask was: "Is this another one ... where open source is used more as a marketing gimmick"

My original comment wasn't intended to indicate that there is an obligation to provide support. The deliberate choice to: a) not offer paid support for open-source deployments, and b) sunsetting the Kubernetes deployments in favor of their cloud version, is a signal that shows PostHog doesn't /really/ want you to be running the software in a self-hosted manner.

Just look at the "Open-source hobby deploy" (from the README in git) which calls out that it "should scale to approximately 100k events per month" but their cloud offering gives you 1 million events per month for free. What is the point of the hobby "deploy"?

Back to OP -- my answer is yes, this is a source-available service that you can modify and play around with locally. The source and documentation behind the operations of PostHog aren't available.
This, except for the invention of agriculture.
I built a prototype along these lines as well. I was more concerned with actually giving sensitive data to ChatGPT even through their API. So it used a local LLM to scan the text first and replace sensitive info before sending on to ChatGPT. Unfortunately when i tried to interview customers to see if it was a viable product idea i got very little interest. I ended up building it into a chat app i was going to release but that’s also in limbo since ChatGPT released their desktop app. I could see these 2 things being combined, i just don’t know how big the market is for a product like that.
I guess that Buffet would still be a billionaire even if Berkshire Hathaway goes down to zero by tomorrow.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6571756/
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapsychiatry/fullarticle/...
https://extension.usu.edu/relationships/research/effects-of-...
https://www.sciencefocus.com/the-human-body/is-pornography-h...

Also those only focus on the user. The pornography business itself is a lot more horrible as it's closely linked with sex trafficking.
You're right, I think the only thing missing is the background with animated floating graph nodes.
Could you please email hn@ycombinator.com regarding a problem with your post? It's not your fault—I just need your permission to edit it before restoring the post.
Lot of investment in new data centers getting built from big tech companies. I imagine they want to highlight chips that will be ready in time for those new constructions to break ground.
The very ubiquity of microplastics coupled with the lack of definitive harm is pretty strongly suggestive that they are pretty innocuous as far as chemicals go.
The thing that annoys me the most is I can watch them crawl through my git forge, pulling every file from every commit one at a time, which is the least efficient way to do a `git clone`.
Interestingly the more we science out people's behaviour the less we will believe in our own free will.
Do you think a 14 year old should be regularly viewing porn? Is that really the argument you are trying to make?
Honestly though - what's the point? It seems that everything is contaminated whether or not it ever touched plastic in its lifetime.
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CEC is one of those features that sounds beautiful but never seems to work quite as well as you'd like.

I have two TVs with a Roku soundbar connected to each. Sometimes when I wake each TV, the soundbar no longer connects so I get no audio. One TV is capable of displaying the volume level, but the other can't. My Playstation can accept directional and OK button presses over CEC, but my Roku can't despite that being much more useful. And if CEC is enabled on both, all hell breaks loose.
They are both super close in the latent space. I think you could design for threading, but then copy into place and NOP out what you don't need, or wire in the right constants, etc.
yeah it's been a while since I ran it, might have changed course (wouldn't surprise me)
This is (kind of) starting to happen. See Vanta ($100m+ funding), Secureframe ($50m+ funding), etc.
>We were astonished to discover that 87% of cookie accesses were redundant...

er. really? it has no "it has been updated" event, polling it even when unnecessary is kinda the only option. honestly I'm surprised it's only 87%, I would've bet it was much closer to 99%. tbh it makes me wonder if there's some incorrect caching going on in some popular frameworks.

>... and that, in some cases, this could happen hundreds of times per second.

ignoring intentional stuff like cross-tab communication via cookies (there are much better options nowadays, but not all code has switched), yeah - also not all that surprising, but definitely one of those "... but why?" discoveries.
Ive written bare-metal USB code on an MCU before, and I found it to be quite a shock compared to simple digital protocols like SPI or I2C. The physical and data link layers aren't much more complicated than, say, CAN, but beyond that you immediately run into a brick wall of descriptors, endpoints, and driver configuration. USB was designed from the ground up to be a plug-and-play ecosystem for PCs, and it really shows. Using the vendor-provided software as much as possible is definitely the way to go if you can.

Some half-remembered hints: You want bulk transfers for high throughput (don't even look at isochronous). USB is a master/slave protocol so if you're not getting peak throughput it's usually due to something on the host (PC) side. If the license (LGPL) is compatible with your needs, libusb is pretty easy to use. If you're not using the vendor driver, a hardware USB protocol analyzer is really helpful. USB in a NutShell[1] is a decent web reference for understanding the protocol.

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Are you sure about that? Is it a recent rule change? I know a person whose app got permanently denied because it had "adult content" in it. It's definitely possible that there is more nuance that I'm not aware of, or that they changed the rules
It's like VR in 2018. I'd love to see a Silicon Valley season for the current tech environment.
One of the ironies is that organic agriculture has increased plastics use dramatically in farming.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2019/06/07/729783773/or...
Any tips if I want to apply for the senior software engineering role as part of the re-empower program? it's not really clear if there's a path to apply specifically in that way, or if i should simply state my interest as part of my cover letter. Going through the application process I don't see any indicator for this program.
> How about instead we fix the problem by making healthy foods and active lifestyles cheaper and more prevalent?

Good luck with that.

Unhealthy habits and diets are popular (and delicious), and a lot of people resented even the minimal effort required to wear a mask during a pandemic of an airborne disease.
At least the article gets it right though
Those do not play carts.
https://ql.speccy.org/archivo/docs/books/Threaded_interpreti...
> Now sure, it's obviously better than being obese and unhealthy, but does it bother anyone else (in a philosophical kind of way), that we are treating the symptoms and not the causes here?

I agree with everything you said, but what is the cause of obesity? It's convenience, abundance, corporations, and being sedentary. All of which are where most societies continue to move toward.
Are dedicated porn sites like PornHub and friends considered somehow left wing?

Or is it just that their NSFW freedom of speech isn't significant because it's not to the benefit of a billionaire that these politicians happen to like.
I do remember seeing job listings around '96 calling for 5 years of experience with windows '95.
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The "caution battery low" notification is hilarious — the battery life on Apple silicon is so good I've literally never gotten one of these on my M2 MBA (which isn't even the current generation). They're obviously grasping at straws if they're pretending that this is some sort of common annoying notification.
Past research ([1]) has shown that Twitter disproportionately boosts right-wing political content. Qualitatively, you can find whatever you want there, but Elon Musk's personal connection with and admiration for a number of right-wing individuals makes them stand out. In particular, Twitter under Musk has a clear pattern of not applying its moderation policies to high-profile accounts; in the current year, it is right-wing politicians who most frequently post hateful or blatantly false information, so failing to hold them to a normal standard amounts to a tacit approval of what they're posting.

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That didn't stop Tumblr.
It's not just that the weight is gained back but the rate that it's gained back. Imagine someone loosing 100 pounds on semaglutide and then gaining 70 pounds of it back in 1 year when they stop taking it. That's over 1 pound a week of weight gain, likely much faster than that individual gained the 100 pounds originally. That type of rapid weight gain is associated with even worse health effects than carrying the extra 100 pounds probably was, and that's just at 1 year, where will this individual be in 2 years, 3 years etc? Will they really keep that other 30% weight off? We don't have the data yet, but it doesn't seem likely they will. I'm not saying we shouldn't use these drugs, just that we need to understand that they are only the first step to a much longer strategy to improved health.
Citing BYU as a source is the issue as any other conclusion of a paper would run counter to the code of ethics for faculty there.

https://policy.byu.edu/view/rank-and-status-policy

> Expectations of Professorial and Professional Faculty

> 2.1 Faculty Standards

> BYU is a private university with unique goals and aspirations rooted in the mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It is a faculty member’s responsibility to contribute affirmatively to the full realization of human potential and to a university environment enlightened by living prophets and sustained by those moral virtues which characterize the life and teachings of the Son of God (see Mission Statement). Faculty members should also provide students an education that is spiritually strengthening, intellectually enlarging, and character building and that leads to lifelong learning and service (see Aims of a BYU Education).

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Do you have any secular citations?
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Wonder if this could be co-opted to function like a Narrative Clip. Take a photo every 30 seconds (or something like that). I had mine for 3 years before it died
Everything is ineffective at keeping weight off. Once the body has it, it doesn't want to lose it, and it wants to get back anything it lost.
A study says these drugs could prevent 1.5 million cardiac events over 10 years, add in a reduction in alcoholism and the governments should be giving away these drugs to save on healthcare costs...

----- We identified 3999 US adults weighted to an estimated population size of 93.0 million [M] (38% of US adults) who fit STEP 1 eligibility criteria. Applying STEP 1 treatment effects on weight loss resulted in an estimated 69.1% (64.3 M) and 50.5% (47.0 M) showing ≥ 10% and ≥ 15% weight reductions, respectively, translating to a 46.1% (43.0 M) reduction in obesity (BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2) prevalence. Among those without CVD, estimated 10-year CVD risks were 10.15% “before” and 8.34% “after” semaglutide “treatment” reflecting a 1.81% absolute (and 17.8% relative) risk reduction translating to 1.50 million preventable CVD events over 10 years.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37166206
Please don't post like this and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40564887. It adds noise to the thread and it's unfair to everyone else who may be applying.

On another note, I wish you good luck in your search and making the transition to software engineering!

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Scientific literacy is important. The contributions to that meta-study were predominantly looking at 1-2 year outcomes, with a few outliers, which gives means it draws little insight with regard to what might apply from long-term (or lifetime!) use.

The abstract of the paper itself concludes "However, due to the low incidence of these diseases, these findings need to be examined further." suggesting that the authors didn't even find their own work to be conclusive about the short/medium-term risks at the scale of widespread use, let alone the long-term risks that they weren't even analyzing.
Something that doesn't get talked about very much - the exponential improvement in scientific equipment in the last few decades has vastly improved our ability to detect incredibly trace elements.
Please see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40565859.

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You look it up and realise that the "official german" spelling of Habsburg is Habsburg since quite some time and usage of "Hapsburg" should have been corrected and obsoleted by now.

Which is interesting is

The first known use of Hapsburg was circa 1861

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Hapsburg
Ask HN: Anyone just say "no" to leetcode interviews at this point?
I'm 40, almost 20 years of software eng experience, some of it in big tech. Have two small kids. I just don't want to do the leet code anymore. Too tired for that stuff. Happy to pair program on practical coding challenges, but just not going to study the riddles.

Is anyone else turning down riddle interviews? Or am I being unreasonable?
Is nih.gov a religious source, or was the comment edited after yours?
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I think of this as "optimistic nihilism".

I used to consider myself an "optimistic nihilist". But now, I understand the meaning of my life (by way of my biological programming) is producing offspring and ensuring they get to the point where they can produce offspring. They bring me great joy (AKA the right combination of bio-chemicals + electrical signals, ego death be damned).

So now, my meaning of life is my children. Any other "meaning" is something I make up and pretend (Eg. do a startup). And I'm at complete peace with all of that. And I'm still a very optimistic person.
I like it. I am trying to create a cheatsheet (aka a simple alphabet translation) by simply writing all the letters one by one separated by a space. It might come in handy!
re: Footprints being a solved problem, SnapEDA/SnapMagic is a great place to start for beginners. You still want to verify, but they have metrics on how many users have used the footprint and other "trustworthiness" indicators.

re: the sealing, you may want to test the seals over a temp cycle. fully enclosed housings sometimes need a vent to prevent pressurizing the housing and, literally, blowing a gasket.
tldr: mamba is not as good as transformer.
well yeah I wouldn't make that tier of low effort comment I'd at least have a single sentence of color
A 14 years old me was regularly viewing porn, so by Kantian philosophy it is not wrong for me to suggest making it a general rule.
I view it as a shift from implictly not forbidden to explictly allowed

Some NSFW based accounts regularly complain of shadowbanning and weird behaviours compared to SFW accounts
I have had a good experience using microchips USB2514 and USB2512
We need a word like "geodesic" precisely because "a straight line on a sphere" is an ambiguous concept.
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