skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When okr from leaders drop to individuals, due to pretending-to-be-leader will change the intention causing deflection in the core principle.

It is what it is.
I have been using one of these for years and it is quite nice. https://www.hydrofarm.com/p/autopilot-desktop-co2-monitor-da...
You seem really confused as to what thread we’re in.

You know the one about ‘natural processes are all great, and digging a hole and dumping things in it is terrible’?

Which is why I’m pointing out that many natural processes kill a ton of people and animals? And why digging a hole and dumping things in it may not be so bad after all?
CGNAT :)
Americans don't care about immigration from Canada because they're culturally almost indistinguishable and have little reason to illegally stay anyway, as Canadian living standards are not that different from those of Americans.

Similarly, you don't see much concern about illegal immigration from, say, South Korea, Singapore or Japan, or from rich middle eastern countries like Saudi Arabia or Dubai.

If you look for racism everywhere, you'll see it everywhere.
That really depends on what you want. A poor place may simply not have a “utility” that you might want to fully entertain due to inherently low standards. They may literally not know any better and nobody went there to fix that.
I've owned a Tesla and now currently own 3 (non-Tesla) EVs.

Let's just say we come from different planets when it comes to automotive aesthetics.
> All that said, the fact that most companies have a corporate hierarchy and they largely outcompete employee-owned or founder-owned cooperatives in the marketplace tends to suggest that even with the pitfalls, this is a more efficient system.

This conclusion seems nonsensical. The assumption that what's popular in thearket is popular because it's effective has only limited basis in reality. Heirarchical structures appear because power is naturally consolidating and most people have an extreme unwillingness to release power even when presented with evidence that it would improve their quality of life. It is true that employee owned companies are less effective at extracting wealth from the economy, but in my experience working for both traditional and employee owned companies, the reason is employees care more deeply about the cause. They tend to be much more efficient at providing value to the customer and paying employees better. The only people who lose out are the executives themselves which is why employee owned companies only exist when run by leaders with passion for creating value over collecting money. And that's just a rare breed.
Yes! And so many of the products sound so _dull_ to me. They're so excited to talk about how this technology will revolutionize some niche sector... As I got older, my response more frequently became, "Who cares?"

When I think of what would bring me back to dev, I always think of jobs supporting some kind of science work, like weather or GIS.
Show HN: Better Shape for Better Mind
It's an AI tool to make programs in seconds, It's made with react, firebase, and node.js
And groupthink
Resolvo (the SAT solver here) has been really good for us. It helped make some conda-forge bots up to 10x faster than the previous C-based solver (libsolv) while being memory safe.

The specific bot tests went from taking 60 minutes to ~6 minutes which is quite remarkable.
just like car manufacturers are the only people responsible for accidents on the road?
'I suspect running a properly funded customer support line might be able to put the whole company in the red.'

Well, maybe it should?
The transfer was over a distance of 5 inches.
I suppose it's marginally more convenient to simply park your car over a coil to charge it than to get out and plug it in, but is it really worth it?
Then don’t visit dozens of sleazy sites if you don’t want them all knowing about your porn habit.

Or better yet, end your porn habit.
really just a function of how much money, and how you define "rich".

poor countries just shift that number lower. but if I had $100MM I'd rather be sorta-rich in Los Angeles than mega-rich in Bolivia
Some of the Mastodon traffic is because of https://masto.host
"ORNL’s system can achieve a 50% increase in state of charge within 10 minutes with more than 95% efficiency."

13 kW of heating for 10 minutes. It'll get toasty.
Somewhat related: How unhealthy is it to wirelessly charge your phone (in flight mode) at night on your nightstand not far from your head? Have there been any studies?
The problem isn't React.

You can write a good website with React. You can write a good website with htmx. You can write a good website with HTML/CSS/vanilla JS.

The average developer who cares enough to learn and use htmx/vanilla JS is going to write a superior product simply because they care more about performance and/or because they are better than the average developer.

---

I'll plug my favorite way to build a site: Astro [0]. It allows you to write JSX that compiles to static HTML. You can use React/Vue/whatever as well for anything that actually needs to be dynamic.

I'm not affiliated in any way, but I did build my personal site [1] with it.

[0]: https://astro.build

[1]: https://sjer.red
Ah, that's helpful. You're right, what I listed are not niches. I'm wondering if having some knowledge about a particular niche is necessary to determine whether a tool for that niche, such as a CRM for plumbers, would be distinct enough from similar tools for other businesses. Or do you think you can generally assume that there will always be some way to tailor a tool to a specific niche?
You’re implying that the prep and HIV are known internally to the marriage but secret externally? That seems unlikely. Taking medication in private does not seem to qualify as a “secret” to me
A simple setting needs to be configured in it to change the threshold for alerts from that of an indoor marijuana farm to a regular home :-)
I believe that it is. In my opinion and experience, any group of humans, interacting, on a regular basis, in a common venue, becomes a community.

I guess that it is a matter of definition.

I treat it as if it were a community, and that I am a member of that community, with rights and Responsibilities, thereof.

I know that lots of folks like to treat Internet (and, in some cases, IRL) communities as public toilets, but I'm not one of them. I feel that it is a privilege to hang out here, and don't want to piss in the punch bowl, so I'm rather careful about my interactions here.

I do find it a bit distressing, to see folks behaving like trolls, here. A lot of pretty heavy-duty folks participate on HN, but I guess the casual nature of the interactions, encourages folks to lose touch with that.

I think that it is really cool, that I could post a comment, and have an OG respond. I suspect that won't happen, too often, if I'm screeching and flinging poo.
Crawlers.
We are used to a western perspective on marriage, where the playing field is generally level between partners. In Africa, there is often a huge power imbalance between men and women in marriage. A woman particularly might want to keep her prescription status a secret because it suggests that she might be cheating on her husband. Even though it may seem obvious to us in the west that taking medication to avoid contracting HIV from our spouse is an obvious and reasonable thing to do, in Africa, it would be more culturally acceptable for the wife to remain vulnerable to contracting HIV from her husband because that would also infer that she is not sneaking around having sex with other men.

Source: Was born in South Africa.
Thank you, I think you're spot on. Thanks for the link, really helpful.
To anyone that has ever tried to parse their http server's access logs, this is something that they realize and come to the same conclusion. This is one of the reasons why third party statistics like GA exist. If this was a blog from someone that this was their very first attempt ever at parsing logs, this might seem more reasonable. However, this person claims they know parsing access logs is frustrating and yet claim this was a novel/clever idea which does not compute.

Just a simple web search on issues parsing access logs would show this is not a new idea nor would it be a successful one.
https://archive.md/Vz6Ir

it's worth clicking through to see the photographs. there are some truly gorgeous architectural and design touches on this house.
>In the Microsoft land it's always utterly confusing to get started. You are always left guessing what choice to make.

Not it isn't. What you're pointing out is the PRO of Windows, not a CON. It's why backwards compatibility works so well. If you have a super old app you're still developing, you can keep using that old UI stack, no need to rewrite it on a newer one just for ti to be compatible with the latest Windows release.

I feel like most people complainant about the different UI stacks supported by Windows, are not Windows developers but just enjoy pointing it out as if it bothers them somehow through sheer existence even though they never wrote any Windows apps.
Boeing chief admits the company has retaliated against whistleblowers
I saw people in the Twitter thread jumping to the conclusion that this is intentional and a move to surfacing the index through AI instead of public search. Wild how quickly people jump to something malicious and outlandish instead of the default which is, you know, some shit is probably borked.
Cool.

Now prove that a hardline unrealistic zero emissions by 2045 won’t lead to a worse environmental.

Because I think lack of food, lack of trucks for maintenance, lack of locally produced clean water, and lack of tourism will result in negative outcomes.

I am an automotive EE, we’re designing trucks now for 32-34 model year release, spoiler, they’re gas and diesel.
Besides the other nice reasons people offered, because "stealthing" (when someone removes a condom during sex without the other person's consent or lies about having put one) is remarkably common, and not as easily noticed as you might expect.
Keep writing. Write without intention. Over the years or days or months or weeks you will notice the pattern in your writing. It's a reminder that outside is disorganized, but on your brain it's pretty organised.
Well it's not:D
Sure there are 4-5 fundamental classes in python libs but they're just fundamental ones.
They don't impose an OOP approach all the way.

What you're alluding to is people coming from Java to Python in 2010+ and having a use-classes-for-everything approach.
Thank you for this. My kids are bilingual in Dutch / English and often make up such words.

I like that they'll use words from different languages in the same sentence. School disagrees though. I've once heard someone say that bilingually raised people have a higher chance of becoming schizophrenic, although I really doubt that has any major influence.
I've had mine for 3 years now and it's great. Highly recommend.
I'm at 1500ppm right now. Time to open all the windows and let the heat in :\
Arkenfox/user.js: Firefox privacy, security and anti-tracking
A comprehensive user.js template for configuration and hardening. Comes with updater scripts for Windows, macOS and Linux.

The project has a well-maintained wiki. User overrides go to user-overrides.js so the updater script can pick it up and append the contents at the end of user.js.
I don't think this is a sensible use of Markov chain because that has historic connotations in NLP for text prediction models and would not include external resources in that.

RAG has been popular for years including in models like BERT and T5 which can also make use of contextual content (either in the prompt, or through biasing output logits which GPT also supports). You can see the earliest formal work that gained traction (mostly in 2021 and 2022 by citation count) here - http://proceedings.mlr.press/v119/guu20a/guu20a.pdf - though in my group, we already had something similar in 2019 too.

It definitely blossomed from November 2022 though when hundreds of companies started launching "Ask your PDF" products - check ProductHunt products of each day from mid December to late January and you can see on average about one such company per two-three days.
Could you fucking not? I’m asking a question because I don’t understand it. You don’t need to try to shame for not knowing something and trying to learn.
>I'm not sure what the solution to the latter problem is

Heat batteries - basically, a bunch of insulated sand/rocks that you heat up, and then later you use the heat directly for heating.

To be crystal clear: I am NOT talking about batteries that output electricity.

Heat batteries are literally dirt-cheap, and you can dump excess midday summer solar into them and they'll keep for months.

The only problem is that heat is hard to transport and heat batteries are necessarily large (due to the cube-square law) which makes it hard to build them hyper-local. For residential buildings that means you'll want district heating.

Heat batteries aren't a good choice for everything or everyone, but reducing grid load is a numbers game so they don't need to be - they just need to load-shift most heating, and everyone else can use heat pumps.
As a hiring manager, I can say that we don't want to hire the mythical 'rock stars', the kind of know-it-alls that do-it-all. We want people who will be great team players and help build a collaborative culture. Not that 'rock stars' cannot be team players, but there is certainly that risk.
> Certainly no one should feel obligated to follow anyone's advice! There's too much contradictory parenting advice going around to be able to follow it all.

As one of many, many parents, my observation has been that there is so much contradictory parenting advice because there is so much variation in the kids, in terms of behaviors, personalities, the order in which they bootstrap their motor vs verbal skills, body awareness, etc., etc. As a result, consuming parenting advice is like going down a checklist of things to try, and the kid won’t respond to most of it.
Because the partner doesn't test for HIV and/or is in denial that they have it or that it will affect them.

These are cultural contexts where the woman has no right to question any of this.
Personally the funniest to me is UK's Supergrid dispatch centers watching BBC to synchronize extra power capacity with ending credits of various popular shows.

Because otherwise the millions of 2kW electric kettles result in turbines visibly slowing and grid failure :D