skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What’s Imgtfy? Asking because I’ve heard google searches have gotten pretty bad these days and a question like this on HN might stimulate more great conversation.
This is really not even close to being true.
My dad would say he wished the day was about 30 hours. He liked to work long stretches, 10-12 hours, and then unwind for a few hours and sleep for 12 hours. Unfortunately just didn't work well with the real world.
I agree that the electors being actual people are mostly an artifact of a bygone era at this point. It's even illegal in most States for an elector to vote contrary to what the State's citizens decided.

That being said though, Congress still has authority to act as a failsafe in the event the College deadlocks and Congressmen are most definitely actual people, so maybe there is some obscure value left in Electors likewise being actual people.

In the interests of Chesterton's Fence and Not Fixing What Ain't Broke(tm), so long as the human nature doesn't become a significant problem it's probably not worth checking out the consequences of changing things around.
How can I make my character move? Arrows, WASD, clicking.. not doing anything.
I'd be curious to hear how you'd do the execution flow like they mention? Just use multiple sequential slides?
Fabric8Labs can print 100% density, whereas Desktop Metal is highly porous. Also Fabric8Labs can directly print pure copper, which has historically been very difficult. The process is also more energy efficient and better suited for small complex parts. Desktop Metal serves a different market in terms of material and size.

disclaimer: I'm a GP at Asimov Ventures and invested in Fabric8labs' pre-seed round.
You can click where you want him to move. Right click lets you do special interactions.
microsoft already sees all ur emails, so whats the harm in adding the source code?
Yep, it is even faster to look it up than type the question here and then wait for the response...
600 ms tick rate and can only support 200 users per instance? Can you elaborate on all that? I was working on a browser game that i’d like to have be realtime and responsive but it seems maybe a tall order from what I’ve been told but I don’t really understand why. Like would 30 fps and maybe something like 50 ms tick rate for 4 players in the same game instance be feasible in browser? Thanks ahead of time!
I remember visiting SK back in 2005-6, and the only way to get online was to install an IE plugin.
It circumvents the GPL unless you have a very unusual interpretation or have it putting GPL code into your database, with better performance and less complexity that the REST and GraphQL wrappers that are common ways to do headless WordPress.
Switching my smart lights to red works pretty well for me, although from the street it definitely looks like something unholy is happening in the apartment.
Or mitm your download of the .torrent file (and/or anchor link site)
It makes me sad that all of these started with US's restriction on the export of cryptography, which prompted South Korea (among others) to develop a domestic algorithm that was unsupported by contemporary browsers at that time.
Shows a blank white page in Firefox.

Seems to be related to this: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1365492

Always good to see that Firefox has a severe bug and no plans to address it.
So use a battery of a standard form factor and make it easy to replace. E.g. one AAA battery per device is easiest. Most coin-sized lithium batteries are also rechargeable, explicitly or implicitly.
AI isn't dumb, but it might be dumber than you think
This is interesting lmao.

And you can also writing C++ (complies wasm) in a browser.
Did you pay? If not, then it was obviously a gift. One most people would understand as a particularly generous and intimate gift, at that, and one often given with an explicit eye to its financial value.
using js for an mmo, a performance critical application, sounds like a big difficulty.
It's the right to be free of unreasonable or warrantless searches.
> no screens at all after 8pm and no lights except candle light after 930pm

I swear by blue-blocking glasses for this reason, especially when driving at night since the advent of obnoxiously bright LED (but I repeat myself) head and tail lights on every car. These are my current pair, no affiliation: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CXYT17C/
It is criminal. From the article, 13 KT employees and contractors were charged.
Relevant patent here:

https://patents.google.com/patent/US10724146B1/en

Edit: I wonder what compensation for anode consumption looks like. Model based? I assume in-situ measurement/process control is hard.
Ask the New York Times about their recent source code leak.
The correction was "decimated" literally means "decreased by 10%".

If you meant a 90% decrease you should have said.

Your link shows transportation in the USofA uses 67% .. that is not 90%, not in the USofA and not globally. Even so the linked article I posted talks of Electric Vehicle use increasing resource demand as more EV cars are built between now and 2050.

EV cars are not the full total of "Transportation" (in the USofA or indeed elsewhere) - a large chunk of that Transportation goes to mining equipment used to estract resources, the use of which will increase to meet resource demand created by EV growth.

With climate change increasing global unrest and decreasing security there will be greater military demand for fossil fuel reserves and use globally - I understand the use of batteries et al in the military and the cold fact that the energy density of fossil fuels is unrivalled.

I appreciate your enthusiasm, your word use and arguments could use some work.
Try Canva whiteboards. You can embed an inf canvas into slides
I assume it's national not state based policy - I asked my pharmacist (in NSW) about this a few months back, evidently it's available to people over the age of 55 only.
The 200 users are on a $5 per month server. I'm guessing a better server could support more, but there are scaling challenges if everyone wants to be in the exact same location. In that case, you're sending 200 updates to 200 people each tick which gets slow since it scales O(n^2).

I used 600ms because that's a reasonable rate for walking one square and it's also what is used in the largest similar game Old School Runescape. Even at 600ms ticks, I had to do some tricks to make it feel smoother. For example, I calculate the average latency variation in the client and delay updates so that they fall more closely to exactly 600ms apart. I think 50ms could work if the players are geolocated, otherwise I think that's pushing it. You would need to figure out a very intelligient way to deal with lag at the start.
i thought it was old mac donald
That link just goes to the libgenis home page (although cool site! will have a look around).

All I could find from the OP so far is: https://www.reddit.com/r/VoxelGameDev/comments/ecxiyw/voxels... that has a few links to a YT demo and some papers referenced.
DoorDash and Pizza Arbitrage (2020)
WORD STAR!!!
Just to be clear - I was referring to what they call the “Devterm”[1] with the wide screen and toy keyboard. They even sell it in a color scheme that matches the Model 100 - and it has a built in printer like the Epson (? Something-20) if that era.

[1] https://www.clockworkpi.com/devterm
People need this 'essential' cognitive ability–and fewer have it
FYI, candle light probably makes your air worse.
In C++ because of how it developed the defaults are not optimal. For example, constructors and conversions are implicit and you have to make them explicit. Variables are default mutable and you have to make them const. Local primitive variables are default unitialized by default.
It hasn't been so far. I can always write C++ plugins to nodejs on the server. The most intensive code is the part where I calculate deltas each tick. Eventually that could be optimized. For now, the calculations for each tick are taking an average of 1.2ms, which is good for having a 600ms tick time. Client side performance is fine with low poly graphics.
Wouldn't it be slightly simpler to use a prime number of rows and columns?
On one hand, js isn't known for its performance. On the other hand, OP actually has a product. I know who I'd invest in.
Show HN: I made a logo and favicon builder
Hi, all

I worked on this tool a couple of months.
I always had trouble creating a logo for my next project so I decided to automate it.

Appreciate any feedback.
Cheers, Dan
i drew some gliders. but they didn't survive long.
This is why, historically, Congress delegates duties to different agencies and empowers them with authority. Both so that experts in their respective fields can do their job, and so that they can continue to make decisions in the wake of congress being nonfunctional.

So what happens when the Supreme Court steps in and says that delegated authority is no longer valid? The answer is that we become more nonfunctional and the intention is clear, because the court has partisan objectives.
Elixir is in the process of adding a gradual type system right now FWIW.
I use an Alphasmart Neo for journaling. Recently modded it with an ESP32 for wireless file transfer. I love it!

https://www.dannysalzman.com/2024/06/20/modding-alphasmart-n...
https://archive.ph/ap80H
The bigger problem, at least in my opinion, is that these outliers are more emboldened with their opinions in recent years.
Kids who aren't capable of learning to program well aren't going to be inclined to spend time on it, so I'm not sure how this tells us anything.
I wish people would stop saying this. It's like CS-woo the idea that some magical solution exists that saves you from having to think real hard about the hardware, that magical abstractions save the day.

All of these things boil down to combinatorial optimization problems (bin packing ring a bell?). And there are no widely available compilers or JITs or whatever that bundle ILP solvers. Thus, what you're really getting with every compiler is a heuristic/approximate solution (to many many combinatorial optimization problems). Decide for yourself whether you're comfortable with your code just being approximately good or if you need to actually understand how your system works.
Verizon screwup caused 911 outage in 6 states–carrier agrees to $1M fine
Nice! Btw this

> Instead of assuming we always need the whole frame for rendering, KWin measures how long rendering takes and could start compositing closer to the deadline, which reduced latency.

Is called "frame pacing" in video games. I believe browsers do it too for requestAnimationFrame
> bunch of underfed brainwashed minions

Some humans are not humans for you because they was born in a different country? Do you think that you are more human than an average human of North Korea?
The timelines (and budgets) are just what you say to get congress or the general public to go along. I'm sure everybody actually directly involved, and probably most congresspeople as well, know these timelines are unrealistic. At least this gives the congressperson an out: "XYZ is to blame! They're way behind schedule!"

Read Power Broker to get a real sense of this. Such a great book.
Ability to call 911 or with e911 send texts, images, or videos
Strange. I'm running it okay in FF. Any other info you can share?
The fall of the ISS will be a symbol of some kind that’s for sure
There have been some pretty impressive things created with threejs
I remember getting special permission to carry a cell phone in school in 2002 because of my mom occasionally needing help at home due to a progressive illness. Only needed to use it once, thankfully, but I wonder if the schools will allow for similar circumstances and how much that's going to be exploited?

Given so many people had no problems plopping their kid in front of an iPad/Phone/etc. since birth, I doubt they'd have problems signing a permission slip for cell phone use in school.
You don't need to install any software to use the internet at home in Korea. You just get a modem that connects to fiber at one end and exposes an ethernet port (or wifi) at the other end. Just connect to that port and you're online immediately.

ISPs also provide TV and a bunch of other services, though, and some of them might require installing specific software in order to use on a PC. Or perhaps they hijacked an unencrypted download of someone else's software, most likely some component of the file sharing service in dispute.
Insights into LLM Long-Context Failures: When Transformers Know but Don't Tell
even single-output is a dag; you can explode the dag into a tree, but then you pay in time. suppose some expensive term x is used to compute n other terms. after computing x, assuming we want to share it, we have to compute all n terms before killing x; hence x sticks around longer than it might. (this doesn't necessarily lead to explosion, but i'm pretty sure you can use this to construct a scenario that needs a large number of live terms to avoid compromising time complexity; at least n live terms if the dag has nlogn nodes)
No, I'm saying the problem is scaling that's not just building and maintaining the cars themselves, but rather building and maintaining capability around the cars.
Sure, I'd be fine with that but that's going to have knock-on effects on developers because they're the ones writing the code and therefore the vulnerabilities / bugs. Software engineering would turn into something like civil or aerospace engineering or medicine where where practitioners are required to be certified in various ways, either they or their employers carry liability insurance for bugs they write, and endure onerous processes / audits that their employers and insurers demand of them to reduce the risk of bugs. That I'm fine with too since there's so much crap code being churned out but most software developers probably wouldn't.
A LOT of apps use JavaScript, even performance critical ones. VSCode the most popular IDE in the entire world is JS running w/ Electron.
Collective memories can sometimes be inaccurate: The Mandela Effect
Still does. It's called gnome sushi: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME_sushi
I discovered it accidentally one day long after I started using gnome, because I had a macos work machine and regained some muscle memory. Great feature.
Or you’re running a brothel!
Bingo. These dudes never code anything because they get analysis paralysis wanting everything to be super optimized Rust/C++. Meanwhile 90% of the apps making real money run literally whatever language they started with and have been able to scale fine.
> defend his country against significant aggression by US Neocons

I'm skeptical of this argument, as a hot war or claiming of Russian territory is off the cards. Not just because of the nuclear deterrent, but because it's not really in the interests of any other country to engage in hot wars. Proxy wars between US and Russia have been a thing for a long time though. In reality, what is transpiring between Russia and the developed world is a battle for political influence, and they have, at least under their current right wing default, no interest in amenable relations with the west. And this is not because there isn't anything to be gained (particularly economically), but out of spite and injured national pride. A radical change of leadership would be great for the Russian people, its economic development, and also the border security of its neighbors.

Japan thrived post WWII because they accepted their position and made the best of the situation. And in spite of it's economic reputation, Japan is an excellent place to live, in terms of amenities. You pretty much have to be homeless on purpose. Though I think they are overworked (but much could be said of many Asian countries). Russia lost the cold war, through and through, but it still wants to live in the past, and drag everyone else down with it. The Russian leadership could just not start wars, and go back to economic development, and just in general have a less combative relationship with the rest of the world... but I'm not holding my breath.
I think it's important to separate "crypto, the technology" from "crypto, the financial system".

But, yes, I agree. It's not good for the original value proposition, but I'm not sure that's relevant anymore -- does anybody really buy crypto in order to use it in the real economy (drugs aside)?
There have been lots of impressive things created with just plain JS. Google had an entire world simulated coded in just JS. I think their Christmas world with all those games are also pure JS (given their obsession with internal JS frameworks like Boq and shit)
Paternalism at its finest.
At least it prompts for login when trying to do something.
Yes, but early adopters would either move up in socioeconomic status, or develop new horrors beyond comprehension
International competition?
> Even SK constitution said it is illegal. but they don't give a damn about it.

This is a popular meme that is also not entirely correct. I should stress that this incident is very different from the usual MITM from ISP and government though. I assumed you are talking about the general MITM because you mentioned SNI (because you can't put malwares with just SNI sniffing).

The constitution only says about the "privacy of correspondence" in the Article 18, and several acts including the Protection of Communications Secrets Act (통신비밀보호법) [1] and the Act on Promotion of Information and Communication Network Utilization and Information Protection (정보통신망 이용촉진 및 정보보호 등에 관한 법률) [2] do have many exceptions that make them legal at least in principle. Indeed, most websites blocked by SK ISPs host either illegal obscene materials (distinct from the legal pornography in the SK legal system) or advocacy for North Korea (illegal due to the National Security Act 국가보안법). I'm not necessarily for such blocks but it is plain wrong to say that they are illegal.

[1] https://elaw.klri.re.kr/eng_service/lawView.do?hseq=7235&lan...

[2] https://elaw.klri.re.kr/eng_service/lawView.do?hseq=38422&la...
It's crazy that Bill wouldn't step in and solve this problem. This place is a rounding error on his checking account.
I don’t know. It’s the only other affordable noble gas heavier than air. Neon can float away. I would expect that would make neon safer. I’ve heard you have to stand on your head to expel argon, krypton, and xenon.
New technique gives robotic faces living human skin
I thought the same about APL until arcfide made a video about codfns a few years back. Was eye opening.

https://www.youtube.com/live/gcUWTa16Jc0?si=Rld3IoiN7ijKnlWb
"Neander-Tale" by James P. Hogan
A very neat trick I heard is that you can basically use multiple socket connections to simulate UDP like behavior. Just rotate through each connection when sending data. Anyone tried this?
> Pretty true except for the god part, no?

No. America is not an evil empire trying to eradicate North Korea. At most, America wants to defend one of its closest allies, South Korea, from its belligerent dictator-led neighbor to the north.

> America did kill some 10% of their civilians (in addition to their troops) and flatten the entire country

That was over 70 years ago now, it does not reflect any sort of modern American foreign policy and hasn’t for decades.

> and now sanction the country and call it evil etc.

This is unfortunately inevitable when the country is led by a dictator who rattles his saber, continuously threatens to develop and unleash nuclear weapons on South Korea and Japan, and overall acts as bellicose and belligerent as possible.
Less emboldened in comparison with the 1900s - 1940s.

The heyday of Residential Schools and indigenous removal programs across Canada, the US, Australia, etc was mainstream and a slick industrialised pipeline of capturing children to beat the Indian from them (actual quote).

There might well be some recent uptake towards that direction, but back in the day these were not outliers, these were central government programs backed by church and "science" (eugenic based arguments).
I haven't used Corcel as I haven't needed to reach for Eloquent but https://github.com/roots/acorn and the ecosystem surrounding it is fantastic.
Kevin Mitnick would disagreed
This was true in 2013 as well. I've heard this has changed in the last 5 years or so, though.
It's extremely likely to succeed because there is a documented format. I can't believe how pessimistic this site is about this stuff. Yeah, you're not going to one shot it with a prompt. If that's your expectation, you're confused.
Every school I’ve been in has phones in every single classroom.

Even with the advent of cell phones, I doubt those are going away.
Javascript console shows many failures related to WebGL. I assume my laptop's integrated Intel graphics chip doesn't implement any of the features WebGL wants. The laptop also has an (also-integrated) NVidia graphics card, but while Firefox recognizes its presence, it won't use it.

As suggested in the bug report comments, toggling webgl.disable-angle to true in about:config lets the page load correctly. I'm not thrilled with this, mostly because I failed to find any documentation of the behavior, or existence, of that setting.
He is now a convicted felon. The US can avoid further diplomatic damage with one of its military and economic allies while still securing legitimacy for their protracted judicial overreach (across continents no less) and deterring whistleblowers in the future. In exchange, Julian gets to leave his shoebox.
Why not?

A $20k car can do far more than $200k in damage.

We don’t limit liability to the price of the vehicle.
They still have Axiom working on spacesuits: https://www.reuters.com/technology/space/rtxs-collins-talks-...
The EU forces telcoms and ISPs to allow competition on their infra. Decent prices and good service
That's neat. So far I just am dealing with potentially bad latency with different smoothing and delaying operations. I can't really afford dropped packets anyway I think for real time-style performance that would be great though.
Corners tend to focus force, so yes, glass corners are more at risk the further they are from round. There was an earlier airliner (whose name escapes me right now) which was noted for having squarer corners to its windows, and suffered more damage to glass and frames than rounder designs. I think it was retrofitted with rounder windows.
so what's the idea? developers should put git on web? users should use git in the command line and we develop cli commands for them? Great marketing. Let's not reinvent this wheel.
AFAIK several variations of the DIY 21-cm hydrogen line radio telescope project have existed throughout the years; the earliest one that I know of is documented in this poster from 2014. [0] It's certainly a fun, straightforward way to get a taste for radio astronomy, and I appreciate that the step-by-step guide and resources like Jupyter notebooks provided here make this project even more accessible.

I will say that gathering data that is unmistakably not noise, as well as meaningfully analyzing it, is difficult for would-be amateur radio astronomers (in my brief experience as a high school student aspiring to be one). I'd really like to see a version of this project that doesn't stop at just detection / ostensibly mapping Milky Way spectra, but given its limitations, I'm not sure if it's possible.

[0] https://lweb.cfa.harvard.edu/~npatel/hornAntennaAASposterPDF...
World anti-doping agency. I think hydrogen sulfide is also banned.
From 19 hours earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40796301 (7 comments)
Previous discussion:

Doordash and Pizza Arbitrage - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23216852 - May 2020 (518 comments)
There is also wordpress-interop on the doctrine side: https://github.com/williarin/wordpress-interop
Short of offering realistic suggestions, this is at best wishful thinking.

In real life, virtually nothing you said is remotely true.
Seems like even in a vacuum it could still make a metal foam, but perhaps would help minimize defects?