skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sounds like a fun project. Executable notebooks, I was trying to do something similar a fortnight ago to bring Jupyter notebook functionality to JavaScript. That was a nightmare lol.

I had a weekend project that also ballooned, into a 3 month one. I made a chrome extends the built in device viewer to display more than 1 device view on screen at a time (eg mobile, iPad, PC views)

This was an absolutely crazy project where ChatGPT and similar Chatbots kept saying it was impossible (use an iframe to control parent page navigation, and navigate an iframe from origin A to origin B without setting off any cross origin security flags)

Great times, wasn’t ultimately worth the effort but I’ve learnt a hell of a lot about hacking the browser to extreme edge cases and proxying content (cross origin requests, displaying any site in an iframe, manipulating the iframe site etc)
China has a significant interest in disrupting western control and does so without provoking direct open war by funding Iran’s funding of destabilizing forces (Houthi, hezbollah, taliban, Isis, hamas).
I don't disagree that's the case when a producer sells at a single price. Their revenue is the the rectangle formed under the demand curve[1] bounded by price * quantity.

What I'm saying is that having a single price means that consumer surplus is left on the table and that charging each consumer exactly what they'll pay for the good will capture that surplus. It will essentially "fill in" the space not captured by the revenue rectangle.

In microeconomics this is called first-degree or perfect price discrimination[2].

1. http://www2.harpercollege.edu/mhealy/ecogif/s&d/fig17-6.5.gi...

2. https://clas.ucdenver.edu/brian-duncan/sites/default/files/a...
Apple uses quintic superellipses. Very similar to squircles but not quite.
Hand rolled JSON input processing, yes. Hand rolled JSON output, no.

You're gonna have a hard time exploiting a text file output that happens to be JSON.
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That's not what's happened here. His time in UK prison counts towards his US charges and is the reason he's not doing time in US prison.
It's more like if "settling things country style" involved giving each other ducks, and after round one the farmer received a duck then said "forget it keep your duck".
It would surprise me to learn that Steve Yegge had deferred the opportunity to type a lot in favor of using an LLM to generate natural language.

I'm biased in his favor, but I recognize that brevity is not among his virtues.
A fun, new app to help you engage more with friends and family, yet maintain your secrets?
Actually, "man" in this sense ("all humans") is descended from mann, an old english word that didn't specifically indicate male. It evolved to refer to males specifically later, although retaining its old inclusive meaning.

Also interestingly, the "man" in human is not related etymologically to man by itself.

So the author is actually correct, although the usage is a little archaic.
I don’t understand.

You’re claiming that capitalism is “bad” because there’s a hypothetical you imagined where there could be better outcomes?

Everything is “bad” by that standard.

Eg, “Airplanes are bad because they don’t operate based on anti-gravity warp drives! If airplanes want to shake that reputation, they need to do better!”

…do you have any reason to believe better outcomes are actually possible?
> Safari ... from Apple having to compete.

Allowing engines while sounds good, in today's reality will result in absolute Chrome (Google) domination. They will be setting web standards unopposed. And they are an Ad company. So again, this is good for me.
Given how they hijack paths with the WindowsApps\Python.exe, I am not hopeful. I have to handhold people setting up Python on Windows so they don't end up with the app store version, and they don't get their paths crossed and end up pip installing things in a version they don't use. It's seriously awful and the only solution is to delete the whole WindowsApps folders (safe to do, it just contains stubs).
> Court documents revealing Assange's plea deal were filed Monday evening in U.S. District Court for the Northern Mariana Islands, a U.S. territory in the Pacific Ocean. Assange was expected to appear in that court and to be sentenced to 62 months, with credit for time served in British prison, meaning he would be free to return to Australia, where he was born.

I wouldn’t get too excited just yet. He is appearing in US territory before a US judge who is actually under any obligation to honor the plea deal. The judge could reject the plea deal and remand him to custody or sentence him to US prison.
will check this out @anagri
UG would have bashed the whole idea of meditation. Since I haven't had a calamity yet, I still don't brush aside meditation :)
I really love the scrap paper style. But as a Miro user I wouldn’t choose Kuse for now. Because I need to write rich-formatted notes in sticky, hope you can make whiteboard more powerful.
> There is no law requiring a driver to check their mirrors before stopping for a traffic signal.

There are plenty of things that are not required by law that are nonetheless a good idea. Also, no one (other than you) ever said anything about checking multiple "mirrors". I referred to checking your mirror (singular), which was a reference to the windshield-mounted rear view mirror. There would be no reason to check the side view mirrors, which wouldn't tell me anything about whether it's safe to stop.
Your position is based on the assumption that Ukraine is an isolated affair.
Thanks for reading!

> What are some use cases for FAST?

The FAST feature detector is an algorithm for finding regions of an image that are visually distinctive, which can be used as a first step in motion tracking and SLAM (simultaneous localization and mapping) algorithms typically seen in XR, robotics, etc.

> Is there TPU-like functionality in anything in this price range of chips yet?

I think that in the case of the ESP32-S3, its SIMD instructions are designed to accelerate the inference of quantized AI models (see: https://github.com/espressif/esp-dl), and also some signal processing like FFTs. I guess you could call the SIMD instructions TPU-like, in the sense that the chip has specific instructions that facilitates ML inference (EE.VRELU.Sx performs the ReLU operation). Using these instructions will still take away CPU time where TPUs are typically their own processing core, operating asynchronously. I’d say this is closer to ARM NEON.
Hilarious, I can hear this in my head. Thanks!
Oh man, core memory unlocked. Only fell for that one once!
And “notcurses”[0][1]

[0] https://youtu.be/fq963c6Fl5E?si=msy2NkMC1WhsDbXN

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39215321
I much rather prefer the old UIs that were highly responsive at the speed of thought.
The differences are scale and utility. A company that has control of such a large market gets different rules because of the power they weld. Apple's market is 1-2 billion people and affects 100,000+ companies. Nintendo's market is 2-3 orders of magnitude less and the number of companies affected is similarly much much smaller.
I know it's not what seems like the most fun solution but there is merit in this.

For anyone in their 20s or 30s.. you only have so many years even if it seems life is long. If your current city makes it impossible to have the housing you want you have two choices. Try to change it, which is noble but can take many decades. Or move.

I can't fault anyone for trying to change it since improvement is a great cause. But do you want to find yourself 60 years old, still waiting for those changes?

I'm on the younger side of GenX so not in my 20s anymore. But when I was in my 20s I wanted to desperately live in my chosen city (Manhattan). I tried everything but it was way too expensive to reasonably rent, forget buying. I gave up and moved and bought a nice house for less money than a closet in Manhattan.
static musl make is at least 4x smaller than cosmo make

cosmo make probably works on at least 4x the number of operating systems

# cd /usr/local/bin
# file make
make: /usr/local/bin/make: ELF 64-bit LSB pie executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), static-pie linked, stripped
# stat -c %s make
297104
# cd
# tnftp -4o make https://cosmo.zip/pub/cosmos/bin/make
# stat -c %s make
1397059
Can you please elaborate? I used to ssh into a Linux VN with VSCode but your setup is more sophisticated.
I meant specifically the contemporary populist wave since Brexit or so.
If you’re using Sublime Text, you can install dotnet-script [1] and set up a new build system for .NET like this:

{
"file_patterns": ["*.cs"],
"cmd": ["dotnet-script", "$file"]
}

[1] https://github.com/dotnet-script/dotnet-script
I would add to what you wrote that I personally have reservations about revealing the identities of confidential sources, activists, etc. He willfully published not only the sources in active warzones who were feeding information to the US, risking their deaths, but also the secret identities and conversations of activists in Belarus who were summarily imprisoned or killed.

And it's not that they're committed to always releasing everything, they painstakingly withheld information about Russia's financial backing of Syria during one of their releases.
Foreign Policy: WikiLeaks Turned Down Leaks on Russian Government During U.S. Presidential Campaign

https://archive.is/ztpnZ
Einstein did not show that. The principal you are referring to is, ironically, Galilean relativity, and attributable to Galileo. Einstein's contribution was combining the principle of relativity with a constant speed of light.

Additionally, under both systems, relativity only applies to intertial reference frames. Rotating reference frames are detectable.

You can detect Earth's rotation without any external observations using a pendulum. Although such an experiment would not be done until Léon Foucault about 2 centuries after Galileo.
True. But there is a big difference between...

(1) HC Andersen writing his own version of an old story, and

(2) A 2024 editor rewriting HC Andersen's story and selling that as written by HC Andersen.
https://archive.is/jJsFG
Can it be done? Probably. But it would take geological timescale to significantly change it this way.
I would recommend the open source EMR project that is literally staring at you in the face here, which is OpenEMR :)

There is a reason why there is a healthy community of passionate volunteers and contributors from all walks of life that have spent an inordinate amount of time and resources to support this open source software.

Coming from one of the core volunteer developers that has contributed to this project over the last 18 years all I can say is that a lot has changed over that time. I consider it a robust and secure project regardless of its humble origins. And always happy to answer any questions regarding the project.
The Ronin 2.1.0 Open Beta
See for yourself:

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/-/issues/1691
I'm surprised Egypt hasn't taken military action: they own the Suez Canal, so the Houthi actions are greatly harming their revenues from that.
Complete.

(I sure don't miss the constant breakage)
What's the use case for plastic that degrades? I mean we humans know when we're done with it, but surely it's going to interact with environmental triggers.

I understand the benefit of not having plastic in landfills and not making it from fossil fuels! My question is "when could I depend on something using this plastic?"
This so tiring. The issue is not about whether you as a consumer can buy a different phone. The issues is about whether you, as a company, can do business with half the world with one company gating access to those customers. No company should have that level of power. That's why its called the Digital "Markets" Act. It's not some consumer choice act.

Neither Apple, nor Google, nor anyone else, should be able to control so many businesses. It's the same reason Booking.com is in trouble. they're so big, they affect nearly every hotel in the world. That's too much power over too many business.
You have to consider durability as well though. A part that pretty much never breaks is better than one that breaks often but can be easily replaced.
"A terrorist organization promised to only do one thing and not the other"
> The Windows file navigator will natively interface with your Git and offer more file compression.

No thank you. I'm happy with Microsoft having nothing to do with my Git.
Also left, now at telecom Lumen (merger of Level3 and CenturyLink) https://news.lumen.com/ryan-asdourian : "Ryan also led Business Development and Marketing for the Microsoft Surface business group in the United States"
[6,-2,2,-7].sort()

Result :
[-2,-7,2,6]

Ladies and Gentlemen, the lingua franca of web programming.
The Houthis didn't find out why Americans don't have healthcare.
when your whistle blowing only reveals secrets of one side, then i am very skeptical of motivations.

where are the dumps from north korea. where is kim jong un's private communications with Xi Jinping. Where is Putin's communications with Lukashenko.
Where are internal memos from the people's liberation army. Where are the leaks from the Ayatollahs.

Also yes the targets were western governments. What about western corporations? Where are leaks from Boeing about their issues? Where are leaks from Facebook about PTSD of their moderators? Where are the leaks about Peter Thiel or Elon Musk or whatever?

The targets WL chose were basically the "evil west", you know, the only reason Ukraine has not been reduced to a prison complex.
I mean, you're answering a question here, so it doesn't really make sense to start your reply with 'Or'. I get you're trying to be snappy back, but it doesn't really work here.

That aside, the point is there are a ton of possibilities why it worked for you and not another user. Just because it worked for you and the other people reporting it did (and dare I point out some confirmation bias for you dismissing the other people saying it didn't) doesn't mean it still works universally or in newer/older or even different regional versions of an image.
Despite what his defenders claim, he went beyond journalism and actively engaged in process to obtain and disclose national defense information. Now he will pledge guilty for that.
...okay, and what understanding of the business and the way things are done are you bringing to bear here? I as well don't like OPs rhetoric but if you don't have a counter why...counter?
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Democratic_National_Committe...

>The emails and documents showed that the Democratic Party's national committee favored Clinton over her rival Bernie Sanders in the primaries.[6] These releases caused significant harm to the Clinton campaign, and have been cited as a potential contributing factor to her loss in the general election against Donald Trump.[7]
>> People keep saying this, but the only time they can come up with examples are when the owner wants out of the property. In the case of a home loan, being underwater is meaningless if you're not going anywhere. Most people will continue to pay because they need a place to live. I have yet to hear of someone who was underwater on their primary home loan and decided to stop paying it and default just because. For an investment property I could see that happening. For the house that you plan to live in for the next 20 years? No.

Only if you have a real choice. Reasons people will default:

- Divorced, force seller; especially common as finances go downhill

- floating rate on 2nd mortgage/HELOC is no longer affordable

- Lost job, have no money to pay mortgage. defaults

- Job change with lower income. Have money, but not enough to keep up with payments

- property taxes re-assessed, no longer affordable. tax liens pile up on home
Doesn't apply outside America, but I accept your point nonetheless. Middle schoolers can be cruel.
Genuine question: are the Houthis sufficiently organized to make a credible statement like this? It's clear that they have modern weapons, but relatively little reporting has clarified a reporting structure that would give any person doing international shipping the trust they would likely need to believe that kind of public statement.
Whose goal? Is there some overarching cabal deciding that Russia is going to start a war, manipulating middle eastern politics, and making Chinese military plans?
There must be a way to scrape some shareholder value out of the feature.

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Ask HN: Where do you get your electrolytes?
I've been buying Nuun but am curious to know what products others have settled on, especially after finding out Nestle owns Nuun now. Or if you make your own, how's that been?
What if it's a self-hack to make incriminating evidence go away?
That's correct - we aim to ship a new major version every ~2 years, which for now aligns with every LTS. So LINQPad 8 will support .NET 9 (in fact, it already works with the .NET 9 previews.)
> Despite all his defenders, he went beyond journalism and actively engaged in process to obtain and disclose national defense information.

"National Defence Information" ... is that what we're calling "War Crimes" these days?
I don't think Airbus makes cars? This thread is about cars.

Planes don't have brakes (while flying) anyway.
Right. As soon as we convict China, Russia, Germany, Japan, Chile, France, and every country from doing exactly the same things or worse.
Why would I choose Gren over Roc? (Or vice versa if you like)

Thank you for your efforts by the way!
oh how his fans are going to get an awful taste in their mouth when they realize which side he is on
I thought it was the warrant canary of their email provider (Riseup) that died in 2016. Did Wikileaks ever even have a canary?

Riseup currently has a canary[1], they state that it would not trigger for "gag orders, FISA court orders, National Security Letters" which seems like it makes it pretty useless.

1. https://riseup.net/en/canary
>who were collaborating in a decade of torture; that he had to be protected by Ecuador is an utter shame.

Oh come on. No matter your opinion on the whole situation you can't say sitting in an Ecuadorian embassy is torture lol. Dude had his girlfriend, internet, and pets. Calling the self imposed stay torture is beyond absurd. BFFR
The safer way is to disable the app execution aliases.
> The point being that there is a extremely simple explanation for this accident

Can you share that extremely simple explanation, if you know it?
Obviously I want to save money, it's just a bit different for the primary work laptop. We use it to make money so want the best we can get (to make money faster)
When they were talking about developing microbes that could excrete insulating materials, they said existing biofilms are sugar-based and wouldn't be able to hold in enough/heat water. So I started thinking about what if they could excrete minerals or metals.

Then I was thinking about the challenges of expanding a protected inside area without exposing it to the outside. And about how much material would be needed.

Which led me to thinking of covering individual microbes with metal. And now I have this picture in my head of a little microbe walking around in a armor.
> if it's still a net positive

That's what I'm doubting because it's not like giving people money or resources hasn't been tried already. Places like SF have been extremely welcoming and helpful to anyone in need yet the problem seems to only grow, and I'm not seeing comprehensive understanding of what went wrong and why.
> but there's also merit to letting the kids choose to hit pause

Why is there a "but" there? Nobody is implying that children should be strapped to a chair with their eyelids propped open with toothpicks so that they have to watch all the gory details of a horror movie.
It is a neat idea! Because often the point at which you need to add a todo you are doing it because you don't have time to do it now. Which means the screenshot UI is quick way to get the information stored (like an email, calendar appointment, or text message or photo). I see myself using it.
> This one "sniffs" the link just for the Power Delivery negotiations that happen at the lowest electrical levels. If a device or cable is misbehaving, a knowledgeable person should be able to replicate the problem and see it happening with the sniffer. They could see which component was not following spec, and most importantly, exactly what it was doing wrong.
>
> Even if your computer is participating in Power Delivery, it can't see its own PD traffic because all that is handled at a low level by ASIC chips in your USB port. Hence the need for a separate physical device to see the signals that are actually being sent on the wire.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UsbCHardware/comments/qmz9uz/twonki...
Databricks' AI Strategy in a Nutshell
The number of things we know are increasing, and the more information we have, the more likely we are to be able to extrapolate our capabilities.

We can watch as much "Star Trek" as we like, but we ain't going nowhere.
Most languages have a rule of thumb when it comes to freeing resources; it is your responsibility to abide by them.

Rust: drop
C++: T::~T()
C#: using + dispose
Java: try-with + autocloseable, or finally
Go: defer
Haskell: bracket
JavaScript: finally
Python: finally or with + __exit__

Don't like it? Vote for linear types.
Protectionism without tariffs.
How about not two sets of common folders e.g Documents from true dreadful “This PC” and Documebts from c:\users\name\Documents

Or retaining settings, I swear every time I set file view to detailed it goes back to something else.

I’d have no problem switching file managers, but like everything bolted on Windows, it has higher ordinance.
My point is that no one is trying to "ban swimming" - it sounds like the university is banning "unsupervised swimming," a proposal that seems more nuanced and might merit discussion of its precise implementation than preventing people from going to the pool.

Also, it sounds like the problem is the school's administration is behaving tyrannically for its own institutional self-perpetuation and a lot of the bans are not actually motivated by saving lives.

I get that while modern society is often overprotective, but this sort of hysteria about hysteria seems to be un-nuanced and one-sided. I mean, you want to talk skateboarding, apparently they're letting kids compete these days and 9-year old Ema Kawakami became the very first person to land three 900s in a row, something that Tony Hawk spent years trying to accomplish.

https://twitter.com/XGames/status/1802378553985499425?