skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or a fourth. The world is filled with a myriad of people, and we all have weird hobbies and drives. I can see an 'artistic type' of person, seeing an image and thinking "Oh, that's grungy" or some other label to the room/etc.

And "collecting" it. EG, saving it.

Some people will stare at live ants for hours, others collect rocks. I can imagine a person out of billions, liking "weird, musty rooms" or some such.

But who knows, heh.
The same rule applies to phone apps as to work email and meetings: the usefulness to you is likely proportional to the time/effort spent by the sender devoted specifically to you. Heuristically, it's inversely proportional to the number of recipients/participants.

So in messaging apps like Whatsapp I silence all notifications to groups (but not 1 on 1), and for email I read the contents of those addressed to me personally, but for dept/company wide email usually just the subject line.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/add-on-signing-in-firef... seems to say that the normal release of Firefox can't install unsigned XPIs
I'm not sure how focus is a vague term - I thought in this context it pretty clearly means a state of concentration/active attention.

And I'd flip it and say that you don't understand what I'm trying to say, which is that while flying routinely you would have to lose focus in order to end up in a situation where you are blindsided by a signal and need to act on it immediately, while when you are driving routinely you can be doing everything completely right and be paying the utmost attention and still need to react near-instantaneously to prevent disaster on a routine basis.

In fact, bringing up sudden equipment failure just sort of reinforces my point. The response to the vast majority of failures, even stuff as critical as an uncontained engine failure, is not to fast-twitch take some reflexive action, it's to work through a checklist (even memory items are still a checklist) to be sure you're actually taking the right action - and there are tolerances built into both internal and external systems to give pilots time to do that.

Or to put it another way, flying prioritises a slower and more methodical approach to operation than driving does - prioritises conscious over unconscious decision-making. I think this article by a pilot (https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/1994/june/pilot...) explains my point quite a bit better than I can.
> Adapt when something changes like unwanted features added to an app

"Adapt" as in "just bend over and take it?
Happy to read that something works out for you. Everybody is different and the key is to find your own solution even if it is not perfect. Every second not wasted is a win.
Well, between Notifications (mostly) OFF[1] and Always-DND Phone[2], it should solve most phone issues. Your only struggle will be to be able to follow this new nirvana.

1. https://brajeshwar.com/2014/missing-step-productivity-activi...

2. https://phone.wtf
That second study didn’t use as robust of methods as the first, and they each used observational data that benefit from advanced methods (propensity score analysis).

With an RCT, the evidence is substantially increased.

I’d conclude sildenafil reduces risk of age-associated cognitive decline
> If you would like to experiment yourself, Compiler Explorer snippet can be found here

https://gcc.godbolt.org/z/qGzWo39b6

Which is an x86-64 sample
Or - and I know this is a wild suggestion - uninstall and delete all social media apps.

You might think you need them to stay in touch with some people but you don’t
Did you mean Dirac delta function?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirac_delta_function

Maybe an autocorrect issue?
(2021), not (2011)
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It works really well for captioning. The few attempts I made at OCR failed miserably on CCTV images (camera label at top and datetime stamp on bottom).
I would think (and hope) that uninstalling the app "unbricks" all other apps.
I have come across a related compiler issue with popcnt before. I was trying to prototype a "population count" routine in C before rewriting it in 64-bit ARM assembly.
ARMv8.0 64-bit doesn't have a "popcnt" instruction in its scalar set.

I was curious to how well Clang would map my C statements into the ARM assembly I had been thinking of using, so I tested it on Compiler Explorer.
I noticed that in the output my routine was oh so slightly different, using an inverted constant. I then rewrote my routine with another algorithm ... but got the same compiler output.

Apparently Clang can recognise that "Oh, this is a population count routine" and replace it with a `llvm.ctpop.i32` intrinsic.
I have found no way to use compiler flags to suppress specifically this optimisation without turning off optimisations completely.
> it's iOS only

It's available on macOS as well: https://kagi.com/orion/#download_sec
Or just enable Assistive Access https://support.apple.com/guide/assistive-access-iphone/abou...
I would guess that it’s using MDM/configuration profiles
Ah. Well, that's how I use it on Debian because I'm terminally addicted, but I find the rendering satisfactory. IIRC it doesn't automatically reload from disk when the document changes, for that I use Evince.

The Android version is a bit more than that however, it has a simple file browser, and I settled on it because it handles large files better than whatever alternatives I went through at the time.
Screen time passcode is what I do too. The rule I set for myself is that my partner ist the only one allowed to lock it and unlock it. (Technically, you can always remove the passcode with the Apple password, but I don to that).
Just a word to the wise, viagra can cause tinnitus by putting too much blood through tiny vessels in your ears. Be careful of high doses while hydrated and exercising
At worst, delete the app.
Weirdly the "Quality" companies that might be around in 30 years are getting out of the business. BP and Panasonic come to mind.

Here is the list of current Tier One producers.

https://pswenergy.com.au/tier-1-solar-panels/

Can you imagine a company named "Jinko" being around in 30 years to service the warranty?

https://www.jacksonville.com/story/business/manufacturing/20...
I think physical location of the brick makes a hell of a difference.
This article is really interesting and explains the common origins of gambling and insurance, I had no idea that Lloyds of London began as essentially a gambling ring (and before that a coffee shop, another fascinating topic in the history of London and Paris especially and the world in general). Also a great line about governments being little more than mutual aid societies.

The comments here are a big let down. Just people opining glibly on the title. I hoped for better.
What would further reduce the size is to ditch the JS-frontend completely. Unless the purpose was to test and showcase Tauri, this is a waste of CPU and memory.
Wouldn't you rather not lose $1+ million? It costs something like $400/year per $1M coverage which is hardly breaking the bank.
Is this the way most people would want it to work?

My partner has the opposite need - they want to be able to use the phone out and about but get stuck doom scrolling at home and need all the screen time things on in the evening
Rich Hickey's talk about "growth" (as opposed to change) of software systems is a good one for this.

Tldr: ok to add things. Not ok to remove things or change things
It is funny that my first rule for handling client's complaint is "It is (almost) always user's fault". And that was backed by several years of experiences as a programmer and IT Support for my institutions.
> - Generally smile, relax, understand, let it go and enjoy life
Anyone else was lost with the title asking why a mouse or a keyboard should do math ? I spent to much time to find this about Playstation 2, not about Personal System/2 ports used to connect mouse and keyboard.
Electric headset for treating depression recommended after NHS trial
A friend of mine uses a strategy of giving the unblocking code to his girlfriend, so he's uncomfortable asking her to allow twitter 20 times a day.

A physical device you have to walk to sounds like an alternative for people with no girlfriends.
So, indication of advanced evolution: outsourcing some of our development to other lifeforms (e.g. microbiomes)

I wonder if someone would take human DNA and all the necessary bits and cloned one on another planet completely alien to Earth: would that human being have a bad time because of the missing microbiomes or will they somehow grow their own (I'm thinking gut bacteria and microbiomes and so on)?
A very flat triangle with convex flanks does the job
I can and did say that. The world is easier for non-deaf people. I can’t imagine even many deaf people would argue against that statement.

The correct way to argue against this isn’t to say that “objectively” the world is the same for deaf and non-deaf people; it’s that there’s a culture and language bound up in deafness that don’t deserve to die thanks to medical advances. That is true, and makes treatments like these and what they mean to the deaf community much more complicated and difficult.
You’re already managing a few hundred dependencies and their versions. Each venv roughly doubles the number of dependencies and they all have slightly different versions.

Now your 15 venvs deep, and have over 3000 different package version combinations installed. Your job is to upgrade them right now because of a level 8 CVE
is there something similar to this on Android?
iPhone only at the moment to save others clicking.

I like the clever gimmick of the separate physical component, but existing blockers already allow switching via charger connect, I doubt it's more robust than those. And if you're on the move it's just an additional thing to carry. Nice idea in the home or office though.

So, a UX/design win maybe.

Lots of cheap software only alternatives though that should be good enough for most.
Adults and teens turn to 'dumbphones' to cut screen time
Sure, just about every app has or will have ads. How is that an argument against blocking them?
I use multiple things to make my phone (which I need to for working and banking) way less distracting:

- I don't have a phone number in my phone. Just internet, so no distracting calls only messages

- I heavily use Nothing Phones options to categorize notifications. Which is brilliant and should be part of android stock.

- Possibly relevant notifications are shown on my Garmin watch. So in 95% or all cases my phone rings I know I don't have to look at it now

Not having any social media definitely helps as well
You can have it on DnD and still allow calls though. I have the same on iPhone but 1 contact (my wife)is whitelisted and I always get notifications from her and _all_ calls go through because I never know from which number they call from the bank or school
You're taking about slightly different things - you about ED, the other person about "boner all day". They are not the same thing.

Slightly off topic, but this is why I don't really trust these "no tolerance" claims. That claim is usually very specific, while people's understanding of "tolerance" is often quite a bit wider.

I take 3 medications which each make "no tolerance" claims based on scientific studies. But my subjective experience is that all of them do build tolerance in some way - the subjective effect does wear off with time and taking a break does reduce the tolerance. One possible cause is mistaking the intended effect (ED) with side-effects (boner all day).
I use my phone to run my company and write software. I hardly use my laptop; I get people who are addicted/obsessed with social media want something else. I don’t have that and I want a full functional phone. Dex is the best thing, with the worst marketing.
One of the Abseil containers if you really need an associative container to begin with, but honestly often you can play quite a few tricks with just plain arrays if you get a little creative, with better performance profiles...
I like the hugelkultur graben bed. It basically composts itself. Very low maintenance in comparison.
There's emoji ⌚ police?
complexity + weight probably not worth the trade off. If you can hit it with just main engine gimallinga and grid fins, why bother?

also, combustion devices are always one more point of complex and catastrophic mihaps. better keep it as simple as possible and don't miss.
With the second I have to potentially worry about thread safety. What if while i’m busy doing X in response to a button press something else happens and I also need to do Y?

With the first version of the code it is pretty obvious what will happen (i will finish doing X and then I will do Y). With the second code I have to read my platform’s documentation to know if it will buffer the second event while the first is handled, or drop it, or call the handler from a different thread.
how do i install xpi on fennec? i'm getting file not found when trying to open xpi with fennec app
RFC Standard for CSV – RFC4180
I’m always astounded by other people’s electricity consumption. How does this person use over 50kWh per day? That’s almost as much as I use per month! Do aircons use that much power?
People exaggerate this a lot, but mainly it's just the discontiguous containers (and regexes) that often have better alternatives. They're not bad for what they're trying to accomplish -- they just provide guarantees you often don't need, which results in you paying costs you shouldn't need to.
It uses localStorage to store the consent, that falls under essential needs by GDPR
Does anybody use the social part of the social media apps anymore? In my circles, nobody was using any social media to stay in touch with anybody anymore. They were just using them to consume the media posted by people they didn't know. That made it easy for me to delete all my social media accounts, as those platforms were no longer tools to stay in touch with anyone.
The Flowchart to Global Revolution
If demand for shipping is elastic, cutting costs will mean more than proportionately more shipping happens. So will marine pollution be reduced?
Mercury seemed to use Synapse and they migrated away successfully right before the meltdown ? I wonder what saved them ? If it's good timing or some better IT organization.
This feels a bit tenuous. What world do you envisage where it's a completely level playing field? Do we ban talking, music, sound in movies etc etc??
Scientists Simulated a Black Hole in the Lab, and Then It Started to Glow (2022)
Research Paper: https://journals.aps.org/prresearch/abstract/10.1103/PhysRev...
It’s like saying you can’t smoke in your apartment, you have to smoke outside.

Sure, you are probably still addicted and will go outside way too much to smoke, but that’s also probably a great incremental tool to work on getting rid of your addiction.
Overpopulation is not a problem. Global population will peak in the second half of this century and then decrease. In many countries it's already decreasing quite rapidly.
This situation seems insane.

TL;DR: install Termux from FDroid or GitHub. The version on Play, whilst claiming to be the latest version, is built by someone else from an old version.
PiDP-10 – a modern replica of the PDP-10
It always depended on the specific C++ bubble you're in. The stdlib was also controversial back then (even in the late 90's when I started to use C++).
Medical student here : corticoids definitely can trigger "traumatic psychological damage after one dose". It's also rare but documented. And this serves OPs point well because its so rare partly because we can screen susceptible patients in advance.
I didn’t attempt to “fix” anyone. Everyone has to do that themselves.

What about the deaf people that don’t enjoy their life as it is and do welcome the opportunity to hear?
Per month? Do you live by yourself and not have a computer or cook at home?

With 3 kids and winter time for heaters I’m using ~44/day average. ~26/day during summer.
Wisephone II – Reclaim screen time
Apple Intelligence: How the iPhone's on-device and cloud-based AI will work
Make sure to read Daniel Dennett before you change too much, you might forget who you are and become someone else entirely.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_Is_It_Like_to_Be_a_Bat
Are you being like this on purpose? You've already been flagged twice.

Also, what's up with White being capitalized?
See also,

https://obsolescence.wixsite.com/obsolescence/pidp10

Relevant links,

PIDP-10 SYSTEMS USER’S GUIDE

https://view.officeapps.live.com/op/view.aspx?src=https%3A%2...

(direct download: https://obsolescence.dev/pidp10-sw/manual.docx)

PiDP-10 system software package (https://github.com/obsolescence/pidp10)
Im curious as to why people are still concerned about over population nowadays.

Most of the „western“ world expects shrinking populations within the next two or do decades. Even huge countries like China aren’t expected to grow anymore.

Based on the data I am aware of, overpopulation won’t be an issue. The shrinking populations however will be an issue considering they’ll have a huge impact on the countries social systems and ability to produce basically anything
It’s a disadvantage in the “built” world, but it’s also a disadvantage in the natural world. If you drop a deaf person in the middle of the forest with no one around, they will not be able hear rivers for water, they will not be able to hear animals approaching, etc.

Being deaf is objectively a disadvantage because 4 senses is objectively worse than 5 senses.
"they aren't independent"

That interdependence may be beneficial, though.

Experience and revenues from cosmetic treatments will help health-restoring treatments.
> But, I feel no obligation to teach you how to talk to people

That's just as well since it seems you don't actually know how to. Must be tough to be an influencer with a mouth like that.
Around 2300kWh/months during winter in Norway and 1000 in the summer here.
As someone who worked with Groovy/Grails when it came out (because Ruby on Rails was hot and the JVM wanted in too) - this looks neat, but "next generation" made me chuckle.
Yeah. Eugenics for instance didn't go down before claiming millions of lives, and even seeing another resurgence just after several decades.
I don't get it either. Maybe they are training LLMs. We're a family of 4 and we use ~90kWh per month.

No difference winter/summer because we have gas heating. Maybe that's where the difference goes.
"In our system, people are actively discouraged..." Who is we?

"that's fairly standardised across the Occident. " I'm still thinking across Western countries that math lessons in a school are very different.
I think the issue that the article is not explaining very well, is that what it's actually trying to do is check if a number is a power of two, and one part of the compiler says "use popcnt!" and then later another part says "oh sorry, we'll have to emulate that with a ton of instructions". Whereas it could have just used a shift and and.
Well duh, it's built in Rust!
That would be a terrible reason to give up, or slow down, on research in any area of health science.
Our bodies are very much not suitable for flight. Birds look differently from the inside.

It might prove easier to grow biological pylons for external jet engines...
From my research YC is one of the best ones but I’ve heard of techstars which is established around the world I think. There are others like antler and ewor but I don’t know too much about them. Good luck
In the UK we have multiple insurers competing fiercely on price, to the point where many lose money year on year. People still say it's a scam though because their experience when making a claim doesn't play out like they expected.

I think part of the problem is the unseen costs of long-term hire cars, injury compensation and outright fraud that has become an everyday expense that someone has to pick up the tab for?
Failed to monitor their gauges and failed to do their pre-flight checklists.

They might be piloting a shit vehicle, but they put no effort into doing their jobs.
Aircon really does use a lot of power. Heating and cooling is the largest use of power in most western households. USA households use substantially more power than most nations, less efficiency focuses in goods and a lot of Aircon.
Self Hosting in 2023
Indeed. But that’s « only » 2kW constantly which makes sense if they leave AC 24/7 (that’s a reasonable assumption for a summer in DC) and the house isolation is not amazing (which unfortunately is the case with many houses in the US).
Piku: Allows git push deployments to your own servers
Wrote a public transport ticketing system that processes 100-200K+ trips/day with sub-second push of notification to mobiles of trip/payments.

Event driven and CQRS "entities" made logic and processing much easier to create/test/debug.

Primary issues:
1. Making sure you focus on the "Nouns" (entities) not the "Verbs".
2. Kafka requiring polling for consumers sucks if you want to "scale to zero".
3. Sharding of event consumers can be complicated.
4. People have trouble understanding the concepts and keep wanting to write "ProcessX" type functions instead of state machines and event handlers.
5. Retry/replay is complicated, better to reverse/replay. Dealing with side effects in replay is also complicated (does a replay generate the output events which trigger state changes in other entities?)

Been running now for 6 years, minimal downtime except for maintenance/upgrades.

In the process of introducing major new entity and associated changes, most of the system unaffected due to the decoupling.
AI Chatbot produces misinformation about elections
Are you only going to include 2 audio files, might want to provide an easier way to add more in the dashboard.
Language Models Are Few-Shot Learners
If dolphins could communicate with us they would surely tell how much easier it is when you have ultrasonic hearing. All humans are therefore disabled and in need of fixing.

Or maybe not, if dolphins turn to be wiser than an average human.
I use mostly Mac’s in my house but I do have a few raspberry pi’s and Linux machines in the house for projects. I have an older pc that I converted to an Ubuntu desktop device but don’t use it much day to day. I just ssh into all of them and run whatever I need for automations etc
But there's flame coming from lower rocket body in the video, that suggests partial RUD around thrust structure, which has to be looked into and worked a lot.

There's already fuel line going into the fins as a ghetto hydraulics, so it should be more of "just" adding the oxidizer line rather than completely redoing that area for something that hasn't been done. Plus it could make the entire stack more flush and sleek.
Same, i struggle to find a good explanation. 50 a month is definitely pretty low as well for where i come from, but the median for a family of four would still be around 20-25% of the numbers reported in the article. A couple consuming 1/6 of those 58kWh would be on the higher end. (Austria)
Optics is a domain-specific language
They say they convert their gas heater into the equivalent in electricity.

They also say they consume 177kWh in a summer month which amounts to more than 50kWh per day.
Yeah, it is a lot of digging. I already dug out all of the roots I could, which meant digging a waist deep hole and taking half a ton of the root stuff to the recycling center (to be burned). But now I'm dealing with the remaining roots trying to spread.

When I dig out the shoots, I always try to get more than this year's growth, and hope that laws of thermodynamics will eventually prevail.

The damn thing is almost dead by now. I get a dozen shoots a week or so.
The asset limit hasn't been updated in 50 years. It would be almost 10k if it kept up with inflation
Why will it decrease tho? Our medicine is only advancing and we are (compared to middle ages) living in peace.