skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The whole point of courts is to be the place of judgment as to whether a law is actually being violated or not.

Let’s try it like this: “If Congress doesn’t like how police implement the law they are free to pass laws to clarify their intent. They don't need unelected and unaccountable Justices to do that for them.“

The whole problem is that without that branch of separated power, the police/federal agencies can do whatever they want, regardless of what the law says. Congress could pass new laws every year that say things like “No, we really meant it, police can’t randomly arrest people and keep them in jail forever.” But there wouldn’t be any way to judge whether they are doing that.
Due to economies of scale, the massive manufacturing of your theoretical sandwiches with your own wheat and cattle agriculture should be cheaper in the end on a large scale (compared to the present alternative). And at that large scale it is the only effective and practical choice. So, we can infer the general conclusion that there are multiple and different types of software development with the existence of things like Express.js and Next.js. Namely real developers and lowly developers like cows on a factory line.
> What happened to freedom?

Liberté, égalité, fraternité: Why do I have the feeling that only égalité is considered.
Ah, fair point. I'm on a pixel 6, so I have a privileged perspective that like 90% of smartphone browser users don't have because fairly new and fast SoC with a good amount of memory. I hadn't considered how much a difference that makes, because conceptually in my head "it's just webpages!" like we're still in the early 2000's
Ansible playbooks are as idempotent as bash scripts.

You need to include checks when writing them so they actually are idempotent, just like with bash script, and they happily leak idempotency-breaking details like "restarting a service" works only if a) service currently runs b) because "restart" is a command, not expected state of "the service was restarted and is now running
If you prompt the model in the way that pushes it towards low quality amateur photography, the results tend to be more realistic and not glossy:

"90s, single use camera, documentary, of anoffice worker in an open plan office, realistic, amateur photo, blurry"

Results: https://imgur.com/a/GJLqYft
> _corporations are lazy_

Corporations are optimized to make money; doing the non-lazy thing here costs money.
It's pretty easy to avoid large quantities of refined or concentrated sugar on most days of your life, and that's the part that would be a big improvement to every diet that doesn't belong to an athlete.
https://archive.ph/ZwPWU
> Those bankruptcy statistics might be biased given how poorly paid athletes are, thus tgey might be a consequence of their past and not their present.

You're generalizing quite a bit here. The other common story for those in the team sports I've heard is that a ton of them have poor financial education and got fleeced by money managers. Combo that with poor job prospects and injuries from the sport itself that you've to pay to treat...
In my mind, "cannot overstate" always meant "impossible to overstate", but I think some people interpret/intend "cannot understate" to mean something like "must not understate". I don't know if that's really what they're thinking, but it is how I make sense of it. I have come to just avoid such constructions.

Edit: reminds me of an ancient SNL skit with Ed Asner in which he's a retiring nuclear engineer and as he heads out the door he says to his incompetent co-workers "Just remember, you can't put too much water in a nuclear reactor".
Sugar is indeed ubiquitous but there’s an increasing number of people who regard it as poison, so it’s actually becoming more and more feasible (depending on what circles you’re in).
Yeah, spot on.
If your goal is to generate content for a fully fictional celebrity magazine, this article will help you.

How come this technology appears to be exclusively used to generate fake pictures of unrealistically good-looking women? And to what end..?
Yeah, I mean it's not great that the models are biased around a certain subset of "woman" (usually young, pretty, white etc.) but you can just describe what you want to see and push the model to give it you. Yes, sometimes it's a bit of a fight, but it's doable.
Isn't it ironic that Foucault died of AIDS? He denied the existence of HIV and famously argued something like "before medicine, there was no disease".
Google's systems were designed to index mountains of low value data at hitherto unseen scale, and they're good at that. But, to-the-second system-wide precision with full audit trails ... not so much.

You keep seeing startups with ex-Googlers that think they can "disrupt" Fintech with Google's "secret sauce" ... this tends to go badly.

I've had to clean up one of these messes where, in all seriousness, even a pre-2000 LAMP stack (never mind Java) implemented by people who understood the finance domain would have worked better.
why would protein kick you out of ketosis, on Keto alot of people, especially athletes load up on as much protein as they can and use fat to get the rest of their calories.
> It is especially terrible if you are not in the habit of closing open tabs and just open new ones.

I just closed a bit over 2,000 tabs on my old phone because I was switching phones. I recall reading a couple of other comments here in HN and seeing a couple of comments in reddit of other people having thousands of tabs open.

Slow and buggy has NOT been my experience.

I use uBlock Origin addon though, maybe that's the difference? I bet resource-hogging ads could be an issue.

Edit: I also had "studies" turned off. Perhaps you were in a study that was testing something that caused those issues? (That's why I don't like default "studies" or A/B testing.). Or maybe something else (physical or software) on your phone is damaged/defective, perhaps even your installation of the Firefox app got borked?
It seems that not advertising your wealth is good financial literacy.

Similar to not having valuables on show in a parked car.
tdeecalculator.com and eatthismuch.com may go some way towards what you want. Eatthismuch will make you up a meal plan and give you all the micro- and macro-nutrient info, although anything fancy requires paying.
Thanks a lot for sharing your perspective. This convinces me to give it a proper try!
Apologies, forgot to paste it when submitting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_River_Mine

There are some known techniques to deoxidize iron from the medieval and renaissance periods, and they take a lot of work (and even more wood). Here's an EXCELLENT write-up for anyone curious, https://acoup.blog/2020/09/18/collections-iron-how-did-they-...
> Sugar is everywhere, cheap, legal and culturally important (birthday parties, weddings, farewell parties, etc).

Those should all be rare occasions.
I started lifting weights at 37 after 10 years of being very sedentary, and within a few months people were mentioning that I had put on muscle. My impression was that sarcopenia doesn't start until the 60's and even then there are benefits to resistance training.
I would have thought https://adonisjs.com/ was the equivalent? I've not used next.js for a few years but it doesn't seem to have an answer for anything on the back-end except rendering. That only covers a tiny part of what frameworks like Spring or ASP.NET offer.
I understand that the robots.txt is mostly taken as guidelines for courtesy. But if a large corporation can not be expected to respect it, there might be more proactive measures applied as countermeasures.
Great article. Wow. Now that the courts have so much more law to administer, it might be time to expand the courts to include more judges so that laws can be speedily decided. Let's start with the Supreme Court, who believes it is intellectual enough to decide technical details concerning the safety and efficacy of pharmaceuticals over the PhDs and MDs in the FDA, flight safety controls over the senior engineers and PhDs at airplane manufacturers, and atmospheric modeling over the PhDs in Environment and Biology at the EPA. Since the judges require so much more expertise now, let's go ahead and add 15 more of them with a varety of these specialized degrees. Then we can be confident they can truly be neutral when deciding matters of great import between the people and the moneyed interests.
US Army armor rumbles into new NATO storage facility in Poland
A bunch of programming advice I'd give to myself 15 years ago
Try hono.js ;)

https://hono.dev/
My biggest problem with Keto is that is that one bad meal and your out.

I found it was just such a pain in the as for other as much as it was for me. Every meal at someone elses house I had to make my specific nutritional requirements available to the host, which then puts them out.
Ooh, that's a good idea actually. But it doesn't explain this:

> If I click enough, I’d eventually see HTTP 503 Service Unavailable.

That normally only happens when the reverse proxy has a timeout, which would normally only happen when the backend was completely overloaded.

Unless WP has an exponential delay, and the 503 is just the exponential delay becoming longer than the reverse proxy timeout? But why would the main page that the guy is loading say 503, when random non-critical parts like favicon.ico get a 503?

Unless the exponential delay is per IP address -- so all the misses to favicon.ico are actually slowing down the main connections past the reverse proxy timeout?

EDIT: Actually, no, they have graphs of the server actually spiking memory and CPU usage; you'd expect intentional exponential delay to reduce memory and CPU usage.
A correlating with B and B not correlating with C does not imply lack of correlation between A and C.
AMD has sold out their MI300x and are trying to get more allocation from TSMC. NVDA's moat is their relationship with TSMC.
Be default css rules cannot affect the internals of web components. They can only read variables.
If someone from the US cares to join in, are there counterexamples to this, as in, widely known American comics that do not revolve around superheroes?

Calvin&Hobbes comes to mind, for example. Any others?
I think a big piece is that accepting it as culturally important is not healthy or sustainable.

You're not a victim of evil, you're just a product of that unmotivated culture.
Who is pretending otherwise?

Also, when those executors of the law are determined to be the sole arbiters of what the law means without any appeal or restraint, then the “they are experts” ideal has been mistaken for reality.

Imagine if the courts deferred to the police way more, because they are experts on what “crime” really is and know what the written law should be interpreted to mean. Oh, and let the police be the judges and run their own courts, too.
I think you may be interpreting the word “relevant” in a different light than the person you’re replying to.

It reads to me as if you’re saying physical media is important for humanity as a whole and the preservation of knowledge, while your parent comment is saying physical media is no longer significant to individual consumers because it’s not their preferred method of consumption.

Both connotations can be true at the same time.
Only for the reference implementation, flash attention is just based on optimization of the memory bandwidth between caches. The ThunderKittens[0] library has what is effectively flash attention v3, and they are working on supporting AMD arch.

[0]: https://hazyresearch.stanford.edu/blog/2024-05-12-tk
Same here, m&m's are nefarious indeed.
Every time I'm traveling I take vitamins supplements. I know my diet is gonna consist of very poor nutrients foods so I feel it's a good safety measure.
They don't explain what event-driven means, but AFAIK it's based on diffs between frames, which highlight motion and de-emphasise overall brightness/exposure:

https://github.com/uzh-rpg/rpg_vid2e?tab=readme-ov-file#read...
Yes, but the 60%-70% I mention is explicitly Fe content, and not the magnetite/hematite content. Around page 165 in the NI-43-101 they have some details: https://www.miningdataonline.com/reports/MaryRiver_Technical...
I'm not sure I believed in sugar as an addiction at first. Then I tried this keto diet because I had seen my friend try it and he lost a lot of weight.

And then I had this phenomenon that was so strong that I still remember it years later - I started having fantasies about soda/milkshakes in the middle of a workday. Like so intense/ongoing that the only thing I can compare them to is a teen's sexual fantasies. Mind you I wasn't even somebody who drank soda every day or week.

I found some voice in the back of my head saying "We could literally go get a cherry coke in under 4 minutes, there's a CVS around the corner, or a root beer? Or a root beer float? Dr pepper? We could get two." I ended up drinking diet soda for a few weeks (which I normally find disgusting).

Anyways after a certain point (3 months?) the cravings died and never came back the same way. Your mileage may vary.
I'm still using the pages router due to complexity of the app router. At this point, I think that I'll move to another framework instead of moving to the app router. They completely botched the transition from pages to app router and even now, literally years later, there are still simple things you can't do with the app router. It's also just hugely confusing defaulting to server components. It's a shame because in the beginning, Next.js was a breath of fresh air.
You might be thinking of Nest.js.
Maybe. But if someone is a junior employee they aren't going to be able to identify all the specific tells for that. I know a passionate engineer who's meeting presence can often be mistaken for someone that is half asleep. He doesn't have a lot of respect for meetings and doesn't engage much. Would a junior engineer in that meeting identify that his dozey lids, slack jaw and mastery of simple programming conceal a burning passion for the art of great software? I'd bet not. You need to be quite good at programming to properly assess what is going on.
Despite the author’s stated experience, the degree of absolutism in this article stank of inexperience. You’ve really gotta be firing on all cylinders to, frankly, write like this much of a dick. The author missed the mark.
The other end of a black hole [video]
That's why debug container facility was added... Few years ago by now, I believe.

Ability to inject a container with debug tooling into specific pod.
I started to get sick of the folks that create a Jira ticket with one line of detail, relentlessly push to get it completed ASAP because it's "Urgent" but get annoyed when you spend time trying to make sure it's well-defined so you get it right first time.

So I built an AI Product called Skribr to rewrite tickets with one click. It's not perfect, the more context it has the better the results are, but it normally gives you a good starting point by getting in a lot of the context, formatting and even identifying some questions and assumptions.

It saves me a lot of time so I'll continue to use it but figured that it might help others too, so I decided to make it available on a pretty cheap subscription ($5 a month basically to cover the bills) with a few free rewrites when you sign up to try it out (No card required).
I once concocted a perfectly balanced diet on eatthismuch.com.

It was really hard to get every mineral and some vitamins in a regular calorie budget. And then to balance omega 3:6, get lots of protein, etc.

It can be done but I wonder if the recommended nutrient requirements are accurate. No human ancestor ever ate the crazy complicated diet I made!
Would you currently recommend Remix over Next.JS? I just started a Next.JS project (trying it as a long time Gatsby user) but am worried about what I am reading here.
Because far too many people believe that human life is the most precious thing on Earth and willingly ending it is literally the worst thing you could ever do.
Michael Pollan’s : “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.” continues to be a useful way for me to look at food X life.
There's Brave on Android fwiw.
Show HN: DepsAudit a Package Vulnerability Monitoring
Low carb has been around for a while, enough that people are aware it's a thing, and it's not that hard to pass up on the celebratory sugar, if you want just say it's for a medical condition and don't elaborate further and people will generally respect that.

You aren't really telling us why this is unhealthy and unsustainable and stressful. In my experience avoiding sugar in the past, it's anything but.
I usually find that a lot of multivitamins are quite underdosed. Athletic multi-vitamins are better dosed but are stupidly expensive compared to just buying separate.

As others have noted, you just need few main vitamins/supplements to cover your most likely deficiencies (Vitamin D, Zinc, Magnesium, Omega, etc.)

If you really care about this then find and do a simple general blood test for your micros/vitamins. It will show you where you are deficient and can focus on supplementing on only those. No not much point supplementing micros that are already OK.
Wanted to give it a try just for fun, using the same prompts, base model and parameters (as far as I can tell), and the first 5 images that were created... will probably haunt me in my dreams tonight.

I don't know if it was me misconfiguring it, or if the images in post were really cherry-picked.
>×Over here in Angular land not much has been happening. Ok, we have signals now, but that's about it.

I'd put its quietness (relative quietness and least) forward as one of its redeeming features and an example of its stability.
> Very difficult to create isolation environment

If you eat at home, it's actually pretty easy: Just go to the supermarket with a full belly. It's amazing how disciplined one can be in their groceries shopping when they shop with a full stomach.

When, eventually, your fridge and pantry aren't stocked with sugary junk, it's a change of environment! After that, it's pretty much out of sight, out of mind. The ocassional indulgence at a social event is not the end of the world.

The real problem is that many city people don't really plan their groceries, but just open doordash/flink/gorillas/whatever when they are already hungry and tired. No good choices are going to come from that habit.
I was under the impression that the body can synthesize sugars if given enough protein.
While the XKCD illustrates the principle in play here, "crypto" did not have a meaning of "cryptocurrency" at the time it was published.
This argument hinges on the premise of regulators not being able to make up new rules anymore. However this isn't the case, they can still do that. The difference is now you can more effectively challenge those rules in federal courts.

But to challenge regulators in federal court will still require a lot of legal resources, which means small guys will still be effectively bound by the rules but large companies will be relatively untethered. Those large players are simultaneously less likely to innovate anyway due to being large and therefore more ossified in their thinking and a tendency to protect their present products and organization structures. Therefore I think the acceleration will be far less pronounced than the OP post suggests.
You cannot argue as if there was a level playing field, because it isn’t. Some people are structurally disadvantaged, so a purely meritocratic system just isn’t fair.
ublock makes sites like imgur usable. it's trivial to add a nice rule that deletes all those login via social media buttons just as one example of what the hosts file can't do.
When you’re measuring milk or frozen peas, “cup” is more than precise enough. Unless you’re doing rocket science in your kitchen!
In a social environment these things are not rare. I wish. But ppl dont stop having these birthdays distributed all over the year. :)
I don't remember seeing Pocket, so I went back to the settings to look. There's an option to have "Thought-provoking stories" which in smaller text says "Powered by Pocket".

Considering I didn't even realize it said Pocket the first time around, I think bookmarks are more prominent over Pocket, so I don't see bookmarks being demoted in favor of Pocket.
Framework and System76 are both doing great work. Glad they are able to make their businesses thrive, pay their employees and actually deliver a new age of “Linux on the laptop“.

Still looking forward to buying a Framework to put next to my System76
Panama Papers: Court acquits all 28 charged with money laundering
It's important to note that balajis is anti-regulation, so his bias points out all the downsides of Chevron while ignoring the benefits.
Allemansrätten is a Swedish word that means right to roam. What it means, is that as long as you respect nature, you're allowed to enjoy nature by walking, cycling, riding, skiing, camping, etc.

I'm not Swedish but I spent some time there. you can just go camping anywhere, just don't leave trash or mess it up. But the US has untold acres of unpatrolled national parks and private land that nobody is watching. Sure, legally, you can't just live there, but without anybody to enforce it, yeah you can.
My girlfriend works at a hospital, where ironically there's always a steady supply of sugary treats on hand. It's a crutch as they're constantly dealing with truly unpleasant situations, but ultimately very unhealthy. I wish they had something to kick them out of the cycle. Years ago, I pitched the idea of armbands for staff that pledged abstinence. It fell flat. I don't have a problem with sugar but probably only thanks to my weird environment and being extremely active.
My biochem is a little rusty but basically your body can create glucose (carbs) from amino acids (proteins) in a process called gluconeogenesis. Because your body will preferentially use glucose over fat and ketones for fuel, it will prioritize this pathway and turn down/off the one that produces ketones... hence dropping you out of ketosis.
It was fairly easy for me. After two weeks without foods with added sugar, I stopped craving it.
$247,686 over 7 years is around $35,000 per year. After traveling expenses, hotel rooms, and equipment, how much of that is left over?
As an athlete you shouldn't avoid carbs, unless you are ok with impairing your athletic performance.
these are movie trailer concepts, not titles or scenes. we ran the movies through a video embedding model: https://learn.mixpeek.com/vuse-v1-release/
My view stands with those as well.
tens of thousands of what? On Naked and Afraid, they are literally naked with only one tool.
Which ones? In the order they appear in the article:

- windows did not boot correctly

- windows did not suspend correctly

- varibright software setting

- cooling is not strong enough

- seams with cover plates

Seems much more mixed than "many".
I think you can make 150g or so of glucose (?) yourself, but whether thats enough might depend on what you are doing in life i think.
A simple JSON parser using pari
I look forward to hearing all about how liberals and regulations will be to blame for the negative impacts of a world where corporations are unfettered by regulations.

Maybe if we just give them _more_ power it will all just work out. Maybe the Supreme Court will rule that the Second Amendment means that Fortune 500 companies have an inalienable right to own nuclear weapons.
yeah theres millions of movie search by metadata (title, actors, even script) we're not doing that here... we've run movies through embedding models to capture the semantics and make them searchable. reproducible code: https://github.com/mixpeek/use-cases/tree/master/movie-trail...