skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Mike Mitchell is great. He's very Canadian but pleasant. And they have an operation on a massive scale (family business).

Barn Talk is... something. IF you're liberal it might offend you at some points, but there is a ton of gold in there. They also have a channel about their day to day farming.

Welker Farms, Millennial Farmer, Cole the Corn Star and Larson farms are all "interesting"... They are all very different.
How distopian the feeling
Products Exploit Our Biases
I too did but rather than changing the design I get that 'np do it later'

Something that is not possible today how do I make it possible tomorrow?
I just read this: https://www.reddit.com/r/unix/comments/u6r1xz/comment/i5ae0n...

in order to know how FreeBSD and Apple's OSes are related.

I still wonder what they "get out of" patching FreeBSD -- maybe there's more FreeBSD in the Apple OSes than we know. (I do not think it's possible a dev by accident used his/her @apple.com address).
The mailing list does look like a treasure trove,

https://lore.kernel.org/linux-cve-announce/

Hundreds of disclosures just in the last month alone.
German privacy works only when it can make your life difficult. Predators, trolls, and oligopolies have full access to personal data of all German residents.
Title should be How kernel CVE numbers are assigned.
> lusting after a central whole-house humidifier

These are not terribly expensive, although installation can be tricky if you're not handy. The humidifier, for me, is a godsend in the winter months. I had a cabinet style one before and I'd have to refill the water tanks daily, which was a pain. It put ~5 gallons of water into the air each day.
Unrelated: is the HN title editor doing a good enough job to warrant the cost of edits like "Kernel CVE numbers are assigned" (here), which has a completely different meaning than the original "How kernel CVE numbers are assigned"?
Your degree has nothing at all to do with your comment, and doesn't justify its rude tone.
I use these caps one-handed plenty...
It's an example. You don't think Interpol and individual EU countries' police have similar options?

The fact that these things often end up brushed under the rug makes me doubt that the goal here is really to catch abusers.
We don't have that for software because compiler introduce a lot of randomness. Maybe training introduces randomness as well, I don't know (floating point errors accumulating?). If it does, your metric sounds good, if not, why not go for byte-for-byte...
Great app! Got a logo designed without leaving farcaster
>We'll learn how to shift a lot of industrial production around if the price goes low enough.

Are you going to send everyone home on overcast days? What if production needs to run 24/7? Solar is a whole solution if and only if storage is solved on a massive scale. Even with adequate storage, it still isn't going to work in some parts of the world or during certain seasons.

In the end, I think we need a mix of energy sources and working to make nuclear cost effective is part of a practical low carbon energy future. I just don't understand the confrontational nature of the solar vs. nuclear argument. Solar is absolutely going to be a huge part of our energy future. Supplementation by cost-effective nuclear would be a great complement to solar. Nuclear costs might not ever get low enough, but we'll never know if we don't put serious effort behind the goal.
> After 2020, it feels like more and more people are full of shit and only care about money

Something had definitely changed. But I am not sure how much of that is me.
Homesteading is more like hobby farming, and for some it's a retirement plan.
Maistre was chosen to lead the ex-CSA, now ARCOM because he would absolutely accept to take CNIL's job of website blocking and pursuing 'pirates'. CNIL was too independent, refused too much to block specific websites, refused yo go further than sending a strongly worded letter to 'pirate'.

Once Maistre accepted the job, the number of letter exploded, as well as the number of case (basically only huge, huge seeders were pursued by the CNIL, so like 5 people over a bit less than 10 years). Not surprising, he worked for the 'ministère de la culture', closely with Universal and friends.
I don't get that vibe at all from this site. It's an extremely concise web-1.0 style hub of simple text and links covering exactly the set of information you would hope to get out of a project like this. Nothing there seems unearned or unwarranted given the scale and history of the project.

Personally I wish more professional projects followed this school of design instead of publishing cookie-cutter landing pages slathered with hero images and feature cards.
In other south Asian countries, it is expected that children take care of their parents when they retire.
Sometimes children go work abroad and send money back home to support parents.

The main idea is that your parents supported you financially during your childhood, studies,.. now you owe them to support them. Sometimes other distant family members will also ask for money without shame as it is kind of a due if you can afford to.

It is very strange as it is a completely different mindset as the western one where elders are always supposed to support younger ones, even if they might be wealthier than you. For a parent to not be able to pay for their children is usually shameful.
> There is not gradient. If society is socialist then as per definition and as explained there must be authoritarianism to suppress any private initiative.

This logic works both ways. There is authoritarianism to enforce private ownership in capitalism. The police is a tool of the capitalist class, designed to suppress any protest against the capitalist system. It even extends internationally, to Imperialism. One only needs to think of banana republics, or more recently, Coca Cola murdering union leaders.
Tangent, the screen reader recording is cool. The main issue for me is that it doesn’t know where I am on the page, so it just starts from the beginning and I need to guess the position of the relevant audio based on how far down on the page I am. It would be cool to have some sort of bookmarks that match both the text and the audio, so that I can skip both to the same section at the same time
Of all the companies that have been nationalised all around the world, you could only think of Venezuela?

Wildly successful counterexamples: Suez and Panama canals. Chantiers de l'Atlantique, EDF, Renault in France.
Yes and: IIRC, just 1/4 of the space devoted to golf courses.
Big "lifelock" vibes...and if I understand it correctly, that lifelock character has had his identity successfully stolen and impacted multiple times.

Sometimes the person who says "I'm really smart, like mensa level", does some really ignorant and stupid things.
The Four Taboos of Environmental Education
tinder has a great PWA web app: tinder.com
What you describe is how corporate farming is done in the United States. There are millions of people in Mexico, for example, who are farming, and they do not have college degrees or millions in equipment. They also work sunup to sundown, every day, with no vacations. "Right to repair" and John Deere are alien concepts to many of them.
Custom ROMs is in the category of "other options", i.e not "Google Android" and not "iOS". I can't install the money transfer and banking apps I need on a phone with a custom ROM.
Haha - I know! Who would have thought that was possible :)
...and that would be what? Public shaming and lawyer license permanently revoked? Or something violent and discreet?
I wonder, how long it will be supported? These APIs seem to have a very short shelf-life.
Fire safety, not the strength of wood framing, is what blocked this type of construction before. Effective sprinkler systems are what addressed that concern.

There remains a concern about fire safety during construction, before the sprinklers are activated. There have been serious fires and deaths of construction workers while these buildings were going up.
How to Design a Sailing Ship for the 21st Century
What... its shared memory? What is asynchronous about touching a few atomic vars and shared memory (shared pages) exactly? You could absolutely poll on this sort of thing in a non blocking manner, but there is not OS primitive here to trigger a Waker
As said, most socialist parties in Europe are no longer socialist...

There is no gradient. Either you want private ownership or you want socialised ownership. I think you are not quite clear about what "socialism" means because there are so many "socialist" parties in Europe that have not actually been socialist for 70+ years...

For instance in France, with people from the socialist party always referred to as "les socialistes"... Well, Miterrand and, say, Strauss-Khan, and even Macron (former banker...) who was finance minister in a "socialist government" are obviously as socialist as Barak Obama. The historic French socialist party, the SFIO, founded in 1905 was really socialist and split following the Russian revolution, whose supporters created the communist party (and they were actually the majority of the SFIO's members). They stayed socialist while the "socialist party" shifted over time to effectively social democracy. I think that this is because of the realisation that socialism requires authoritarism and does not work anyway, while pushing for more social measures within capitalism and a market economy can work.
> may be thinking of socialism

This makes no sense on multiple levels. Socialisation is a system, nationalisation an act.

> Nationalization can be involve control instead of ownership

There are zero legal scholars or historians who consider break-up orders nationalisation. Because at that point, every merger denial or FDA approval is also nationalisation.
Apple's new AI is made in Google data centers
Making a Portable Macintosh Mini [video]
Been thinking exactly along those lines! But need to get this version actually done… so many rabbit holes :)
9p filesystem has been added to FreeBSD
Traditional farming has an obscene amount of waste.
I’ve done both and I’d prefer farming

I was a staff architect at a public company and started a trash cooperative this year

I 1000% prefer making my neighbors better off than some idiot CEO and all the assholes on the board and investors
> Not many farmers I know (in an ag community) understand what a future is either

I can see that, but they do know about how pricing might be fixed. Obviously subsidies make a huge difference, so some crops might have a fixed price (ie things that are used to grow biofuels) vs stuff that has a free market vs single large buyer.
The signaling in this case is typically a shared atomic though not some OS primitive that a process can wake/epoll/etc on?
Ask HN: Would you watch an AI agent simulation version of Love Is Blind?
I worked with him briefly on another project and he was pretty comfy and open about the whole thing. In fact I think I remember him mentioning doing a talk at a conference about it. He's a genuinely nice guy and fairly laid back about things. NK regime maybe is annoyed with him, but there is an almost zero probability of them being able to do anything other than digital harrassment to him.
I assumed they borrowed some of the userland.
>At some point, you start to prefer quiet.

> I haven’t lived in a really large city, but have been around noise enough that I’m hoping our next move will distance us from neighbors and highway noise.

I feel this, and I'm mid 40s. I keep my eyes open for places to live which are somehow both remote and near decent healthcare options. I don't need the healthcare options now, but I am aware that I am only going to get older and that's something that I'd want.

I do my best to keep my yard full of life and tend to my plants and my gardens, but there's always the noise from the highway a mile or so away. It's less annoying when it's hot out, but the drone bothers me in the winter months.
Not in west Texas I'll tell you that!
It just occurred to me that if dinosaurs never existed here and we found them somewhere else, they’d be such an incredible discovery. We’re lucky to have such an awesome history of life on this planet.
The Decline of the Rio Grande
More context:

About ARTBA

The Washington, D.C.-based American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) is a non-partisan federation whose primary goal is to aggressively grow and protect transportation infrastructure investment
I know, this is an old paper, but I don't follow the this assumption:

> The terms jerk and snap mean very little to most people, including physicists and engineers.

Almost 20 years ago we defined jerk into our standards for lift applications. I know jerk is an important parameter for any modern rotating machine that includes gears.

While in lift applications it is known as the roller coaster effect, people in different parts of the world have a different taste on when they want to use a lift. I know I over simplify when I say, that American people want to have the gut feeling when riding a lift, especially an express lift in those high buildings. In difference in Asian countries the lift ride must be smooth as possible. They don't like to have the feeling of riding a lift at all. In Europe it is something in between. Lift manufacturers have to respect those (end) costumers otherwise the are not chosen.

The same in any rotating machine with some sort of gears. Because jerk and those higher orders contribute to the wear and tear of gears. As you want to have longer lasting gears many modern machine manufacturers limit those parameters to reduce wear and tear. So, with a little software change I can demand a higher price because service and maintenance can be reduced.
Installing the app on iOS is a pain point for users. If you have a significant iOS user presence it's a concern.

If Apple supported this API it would be much easier to convince stakeholders that PWA is enough.

You can do browser detection and show a dismissible pop up with instructions but it will still just confuse some users and others with scoff at the need to do that.
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2119
Presumably if Amsterdam was a "car-dominated hellscape" it was because cars were forcing themselves into a city that was designed for people and carts. Then they pushed back against the cars and returned it to being a people-centric city.

This is the opposite of a city that's designed for cars, and trying to turn it into a people city. Wide streets can get wide sidewalks planted with pretty trees, but that doesn't necessarily turn it into a "neighborhood" the way you might see in a city like Amsterdam.
Deprecated versions/years ago and set to be removed in the next release.

Also they're being used in a case where reliability is a must, thus they shouldn't be using classic queues.
Texas is about 6 times bigger than Ohio. Texas is approximately 678,052 sq km, while Ohio is approximately 106,056 sq km.

The population of Texas is around 25.1 million people compared to 11.5 million in Ohio, a difference of 13.6 million people. That means about 2 times population wise.

I don't know by which size metric it is that ohio is 41 times smaller than texas?
> threat of condemnation as the alternative is presumably a hefty one when negotiating a contract for necessary military materiel

Again, do you have a single source for this? I could similarly argue everything in America is today nationalised because someone could issue a NSL and make their management’s life miserable.
No it's not, that's the whole point of using polling.
Depends on what you farm. But if you have pasture, then you are all of those things. You need to make sure that the land is growing something edible at the right time, it needs to be drained.

All of that requires big machinery, and that breaks or is expensive. So it needs fixing. specialist fixers are there for expensive things, like combine harvesters. but for unfucking a plough or much spreader, thats a you problem.
Comac enters the chat…
Exactly, schools even get things horribly wrong when it is literally life or death. How much more wrong do they get if the stakes are lower?

Leave it to the parents not the schools!
Apple Developer Academy adds curriculum on AI, Google launches Gemini mobile app
There's rusty, and then there's "I can see daylight through the steel".

I think most people can accurately diagnose that as an actual, real problem.
Google's Find My Device network trackers tested, with disappointing results
The list of forks https://github.com/facebookresearch/fastText/forks has explosion.ai (makers of spaCy)'s floret https://github.com/explosion/floret as the most starred one.
It’s actually wild to think how much Apple takes from the open source community and how little it gives back where this is somehow front page news.
I love how well-spoken Tao is. I've enjoyed lots of his lectures before; even if you're not an expert in whatever he's discussing he knows how to explain it just right to get you up to speed as best as he can. His communication and math skills are phenomenal.
you put this much more poetically than I could have!
It's like all my dogs (according to what my family told me).
Apple does a lot of things. They have a lot of servers. They have a lot of software engineers. It wouldn't surprise me to learn they're running FreeBSD somewhere. They also vendor a lot of BSD software in MacOS and friends. It wouldn't surprise me if this implementation of comm is included in MacOS.

This doesn't seem very interesting to me. I dislike the implication of the title, as if this somehow means something more.
We could follow up with a talk about etiquette, manners or something instead of going straight for re-education camps
It's the same reason why any old fad isn't in vogue anymore - it's just how popular things go. I mean, message queues weren't exactly new things in the late 2000s... your standard GUI and mouse uses message queues, pretty much since the 1980s. More and more people just caught on over time, popularity hit a peak, and then people eventually moved on. They're still used in many places, just no longer what's being crazed about.
we saw it happening in real time from here. does it even matter here that elsewhere sees it at a different time?
Also a user at the time. Chrome was barren, empty, and used too much memory. It used tricks to feel faster yet wasn't significantly better for the sites I used. Chrome was also less customizable.
When your monorepo grows into the dozens upon dozens of gigabytes in size, the effort to manage it grows exponentially and the tooling available to you to interact with it shrinks exponentially. For example, your options for CI/CD systems and code review tools to use are extremely limited.
What is your preferred method of wrapping? No resistance from Apple? I've read of many instances of wrapped PWAs not getting approved for the app store. I guess mileage may vary
Sorry for the late reply but I wanted to double check before following up. And I am glad I did because I was told my first response was inaccurate. :)

It is fair to call both TypeScript and Elixir as set-theoretic type system. The big difference is that Elixir's implements semantic subtyping. Here is the paper you can use to dig deeper. I hope it helps: https://www.irif.fr/~gc/papers/lics02.pdf
Eswin quad-core RISC-V SoC embeds 19.95 TOPS NPU for Edge AI vision applications
Mrs Perkins's Quilt (2017)
So you build a landfill. How do you get the collected waste to the landfill? How do you do collections? Then of course, there's the training/habit breaking to use the new collection system.

I'm not stating this as a reason not to, but a realistic look on the logistics. It's a multi-generational solution, not a quick one in the least. So we should start now, not tomorrow
> you're not permitted to put the piles back together

One, literally what happened. And two, you’re describing every company when it seeks merger approval.

> under very significant new constraints imposed by the government

Agreed to between AT&T and the government to settle the government’s case against it.

> If the US government nationalizes Boeing for 2x its market cap, it's still a nationalization

Correct. But that requires the government taking ownership or control of the company. What you’re describing is just regulation.

There are fringe types who regard any government regulation as nationalisation. But this isn’t common usage. (In technical terms, legally, financially and economically, it’s strictly wrong.)
Pornhub to block two more states over age verification laws
Not for Apple/iOS!
I recommend knitting as a hobby for engineers. It has a lot in common with a processor running code: a few simple primitives, run repeatedly, combined to produce a complex result.

it's also satisfying, produces useful results, not too expensive to get into, and can be done from the comfort of your sofa.

If you're looking to learn, I recommend verypinkknits on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@verypinkknits)
If we zoom in on a single electron absorbing the momentum of a single photon, it will accelerate “instantly”. The same goes for e.g. an unstable atomic nucleus that ”splits”.

At macroscopic scales, I’m not aware of exactly instantaneous acceleration, since you would need some time to “sync” the movement of each atom in the object. But some processes will of course look instantaneous at any given time scale.
Press A to stick weld your plow in the middle of the field.
If your game engine is built on a data-first architecture like ECS then it can be pretty trivial to directly serialize your game state. I have had good luck with this using bitECS https://github.com/NateTheGreatt/bitECS/blob/master/docs/INT...
This needs to be the top reply. I know many people who have taken up homesteading while also keeping a foot in tech. They want to grow their own veggies and fruit, raise their own chickens, etc. They want to be closer to nature. And by and large they succeed.
World's Only Glass Nuclear Reactor
FDA wants to stop advisory committees from voting
I am shocked there is debate on this topic. I feel like you can’t have spent much time with animals if you don’t think that at least some animals have consciousness
Ask HN: Robotics projects in consort with the City and build advice
I am looking to build a limited mobility human in loop robot that augments and enhances an existing city function.

The robot is on 2–4 wheels and its environment is the city-street(not highway). It need not move too fast (< 4-10 km/h), and its environment is quite observable(via sensors and augmentation). It is under the supervision of a person all the time. Assume location is North America.

Here are some questions I don't know the answer to:

1. What kind of partnership works best in such cases, VC University-City collaboration? Assume the time horizon is 1-2 years for such a project

2. Do accelerators/VCs to mentor one through such a thing exist, and do you know of any?

3. What kind of regulations and legal code can kill a project like this(especially if it's like a for-profit startup) and how can I find it quickly within the city bureaucracy?

4. Have you built this kind of project or navigated a city bureaucracy to complete a tech project? If so, mind sharing your advice?