skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm already using Dark Reader. It'd just be nice to have an official dark theme.
This. I use a big widescreen monitor so that I can see the code I’m writing, the modules related to it, the running application, documentation, etc. all at once.

If I’m writing fiction, a small screen is all I need most of the time. But for a big programming project, it really helps to have all the relevant bits on the screen at once.

His point about multitasking is fair.
Yes, that's true. And not even ClickHouse considers their MergeTree engine to be an LSM-tree (see https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/blob/bfc0260f359a0c...).

That doesn't make it wrong, or a bad architecture. It still takes ideas from LSM-trees, and it has similarities. But it can't be called an LSM-tree.
shhhh dont tell them
After having sold a couple of generations on orthodoxy and "stand behind your government" in the Cold War, there was a breif period where people began to ask "why do we need to stand united on everything if there's no more Great Enemy?"

So the propagandists began working overtime to provide more Enemies that required a unified response.
What a great experience applying, thanks for that! Its organized, easy to navigate, descriptions are clear and straight to the point, it even has got a nice design! Talk about raising the bar!
We've been fixing that over time and now no one expects a computer to be as fast as it accidentally was in 2010.
Very recently they have dropped: https://apnews.com/article/nhtsa-traffic-fatalities-82676a2a...

But they were up the last two years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motor_vehicle_fatality_rate_in...

As far as why, this article might shed some light: https://www.vox.com/22675358/us-car-deaths-year-traffic-covi...

"According to several traffic experts I spoke with, the explanation for the 2020 fatality spike is relatively straightforward: With fewer cars on the road during quarantine, traffic congestion was all but eliminated, which emboldened people to drive at lethal speeds. Compared to 2019, many more drivers involved in fatal crashes also didn’t wear seat belts or drove drunk."
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> got really fucked

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/App-Central/How-to-create...
This might be a weird one but if you already know rust loco-rs is pretty great.

I've been using it on a nights/weekends project. It's axum + some rails-esque QOL features.

Because it's rust the time to make a given feature might be slightly slower (10-20%?) than in python/js, but I've found you gain that time back almost immediately from things just working nicely the first time. Also refactors/feature rework are super easy.
Good thing you are a nobody.
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You should read the sigsev handler at google, it’s great, doing all kinds of things. Of course it’s going to crash at some point anyway….
Looks like this shouldn't belong in Show HN as it's a (interesting!) blog post?
I tried it and got spanish back lol
Gone in 120 Seconds
I remember the days of my youth, when I could have multiple apps up on my laptop screen and read the labels. Those days are gone, son, those days are gone.
The issue is when there is overdetermination - fixing a single cause resolves 80% of the current cause of failures, but the process fails at another point which becomes the new bottleneck. Say, most people are failing at a task due to stress(A). But even if you solve that, then most people can start failing due to another cause, B, say laziness. Fixing A is not "a little bit" and any solution will have to face A(in order to have success rate > 20%) but it is not sufficient to fix stress alone.

You can of course agglomerate A & B into a single cause C but for that to be meaningful C has to be the 'root' of A and B, otherwise the solution for C also just becomes an agglomeration of the solutions for A and B.
You're saying that LBFGS is fundamental to the success of KANs? Why is this so?
It's roughly in the style of a children's picture book. That's the same style the best startup pitch decks are written in.
Don’t be ridiculous. Plea deals were created by prosecutors so they could eliminate the right to a jury trial by overcharging and making it far too risky to exercise.
I travelled to Chile earlier this year and visited Atacama and Torres de Paine.

The thing that boggled my mind was that you can't drive between the two without a very long detour through Argentina. Chile has literally no road linking the northern part with the southernmost part without going outside the country.

It is also mind boggling that rail is not more popular there. A long, slim country is ideal for high speed rail.
Show HN: DataForge Core – Pure functional SQL data transforms
Hey HN,

A few friends and I have spent the past 6 years or so developing a way to write data transformation code in a way that can easily adapt to changes in logic or data elements both upstream and downstream without the need major refactoring, regression testing, or re-orchestration.

We decided to open source the project about two months ago and published a CLI tool after we realized how big of a task it was to take on incumbents like stored procedures, dbt, and psyspark.

It is early days for our community and we are looking to grow and engage with others to poke holes and contribute ideas!

For an overview of the concepts and why we built it, our most recent blog does a decent job introducing the core ideas: https://www.dataforgelabs.com/blog/introduction-dataforge-fr...

We will be publishing more content in the near future to dig into how we actually took these ideas and implemented them across the project.

Feel free to submit ideas or issues directly to the Github!
So the president can’t kill their opponent over a golf game but can order the military to kill their opponent over a golf game. Got it.

In the worst case they might have to resign before being impeached but at that point they are permanently immune.

Germany 1933.
Russia has been trying to conquer Ukraine for 2 years now, and has had very limited success. Things are looking so good for them they're importing North Korean troops and artillery shells.

They have shown no serious improvement in military tactics or armaments.

Meanwhile Ukraine is being armed by half the world, and has shown crazy advancements in unmanned tech (like hitting Russian ships with underwater unmanned vehicles hundreds of km from Ukrainian ports).

Russia cannot win. Even if they somehow manage to conquer the whole of Ukraine which will not happen easily or soon, it will still be at best a Pyrrhic conquest at the expense of guerilla warfare.
Postgres has low connection limits and goes towards multi-threaded architecture
I did a Swift+Metal implementation of SmoothLife a while back: https://github.com/tscheepers/SmoothLife-Swift
Don’t forget the PS5! At it’s heart it’s just a computer running FreeBSD.
Physics isn't very kind to all these gravity-energy-storage ideas. You need very large objects and substantial height differences to store any meaningful amount of energy.
While many ideas about new types of gravity-energy-storage are flaoting around, pumped hydro is the only gravity-storage technology that ever worked in practice.

And even pumped hydro isn't in a great spot. Batteries are essentially competing for the same market (intra-day storage, few hours, high round-trip efficiency), and improving fast.
> Until recently, they were losing

How recently are you talking here? It’s been a conservative majority for over 5 decades.

> De-politicising the courts could be electorally advantageous for both sides.

Perhaps in the sense that being more consistently moderate would be advantageous for either party in seeking to win median voters, but I think this is not true in terms of the party base dynamics that actually drive most of policy and candidate selection. The Republican base is _thrilled_ with Trump and Mitchell’s maneuvering to secure a decades-long unshakable majority. Campaigning as a Republican on “I would like to reverse the biggest win in our lifetimes” would be political suicide, and your primary opponents would be the most well-funded in the country.

> Because that’s obviously partisan

The last bill I saw had the change kick in _after_ the existing justices vacated their seats, so as to not be seen to attack the existing majority. Even then it was DoA with zero Republican support. And that should not surprise you.

I like your proposal, but I stand by my claim that it’s politically impossible as a bipartisan policy for this generation. The only way we get Supreme Court reform is if they overreach, moderates get fed up with strong conservative rulings, Dems win a landslide with a mandate, and pass a partisan reform bill.
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Your health insurance will include telehealth. Find a therapist, and talk to them and not the internet.

There are plenty of smaller companies in Seattle that are more chill than Amazon just go work for one of those after working at Amazon for 6 months.
True, but that's like saying a British person wouldn't be confused by the phrase "the trunk of my car" said by an American even if they would would say "the boot of my car" themselves. The fact still remains than "trunk" is US dialect and "boot" is British, and that the dialects are different.
IRC doesn't have good mechanism for censorship, shadowbanning, etc.

No good way to mould and conform political speech to what is acceptable.

No good interface for law enforcement.

IRC will be dead quite shortly.
My guess for most likely vector is breach charges.
I don’t think so. For me it helps to have routines and have them planned out. I keep a daily log, if something changes my routine I just make a note of it. It’s still helpful for me to approach the future with a mindset of consistency rather than trying to adjust to everything that could come up.

And if something regularly interrupts my routine (as kids often do) I just… adjust my routine.
I’m afraid of getting too confused with so many languages and frameworks.

Javascript + HTML + CSS avoids this and will provide a solid foundation.

Alternatively, picking a mature framework like Laravel or Rails also avoids the issue.

Make a strategic decision first, then pick a book.

Good luck.
>the helicopter crash-landed in a minefield that made up part of the federal military headquarters' perimeter defenses. Some of the survivors, attempting to abandon the wrecked Mi-26, are reported to have been killed by 'friendly' anti-personnel mine explosions
Services get split up and some parts rewritten. The parts are often written in new languages.
Some questions that immediately come up:
1) What's the business model?
2) What happens when I'm not willing to pay the subscription fee that I'm assuming this service will eventually charge?
3) What data security assurances there are?
Senators urge Owners, VC's of Synapse to restore customers access to their money
Isn't climate change supposed to cause more extreme weather? Seeing how renewables are very much reliant on weather conditions it seems best to diversify and have a clean energy source that won't be negatively impacted from the extremes.
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Yes, that is too simple. That may not be accurate, and if accurate stifles investigation into the root cause.
Show HN is for things that can be tried out which excludes most reading material, take a look at https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html

You can post this without the Show HN and/or just edit it out of the title.
Show HN: Karpor – Intelligence for Kubernetes
Hello HN, we're platform engineers from Ant Group. We're working on Karpor (https://github.com/KusionStack/karpor), an open-source intelligence tool for kubernetes. Karpor brings advanced Search, Insight and AI to kubernetes. You can gain crucial visibility into your kubernetes clusters across any clouds. Here is a demo video (https://youtu.be/_PqcpmrBqLk) and live demo (https://karpor-demo.kusionstack.io) with quickstart instructions.

As platform engineers, we are responsible for our Internal Developer Platform(IDP), and one of the ultimate goals of IDP is to enable true self-service for application developers. Drawing from our experience managing a large scale Internal Developer Platform at Ant Group, we recognized an undeniable truth: having visibility (the capability to access and monitor data) and insight (the skill to glean valuable information from that data) is absolutely critical for fostering a self-service development environment. After all, trying to understand and diagnose issues without any information is like flying blind.

We have used several kubernetes visualization tools over time, such as Lens, k9s, kube-explorer, and the kubernetes dashboard, among others. Some are commercialized, some do not support self-host, and some are rudimentary for production needs… In short, we have not yet encountered a product that we are completely satisfied with.

Some of the features Karpor already supports are:

- Customized logical views to fit the resource organization models for different scenarios, such as applications, environments, etc, which may have different interpretations at places.

- Intuitive and effective search, providing a number of user-friendly ways to locate resources across clusters, such as keywords, SQL, and natural language.

- Cross-cluster topological views, providing a global perspective of resources no matter where they are.

- Low cognitive burden, it is read-only, non-invasive to the cluster it’s watching, and users can deploy it to their private environments with one click.

- Discover potential risks through compliance reports.

All features are available via GUI. You can also play with Karpor API to do more things.

Currently, we are focused on resource timeline, problem diagnose and integrations with more tools like k8sgpt, aiming to bring much more interesting abilities to developers. Here is the complete roadmap (https://www.kusionstack.io/karpor/roadmap/).

Thanks a lot for taking the time to read! We'd greatly appreciate any feedback you have and hope you get the chance to try out Karpor.
This is interesting. But still pretty early, right? (As in, no real docs, not ready for publication...)?

It looks like a start of a packages.lock.json kind of tool for dependency resolution eventually?

Or am I missing something?
Which they can avoid by resigning. So the worst penalty for almost any crime is they might have to step down,
For 1 person, sure. The larger the team, or the more teams involved, this drops from easy to completely impossible.
Absolutely. I'm a high school dropout making multiples of 6 figures... Never know how long it will last, eh?
What drives mosquitoes' bloodlust? Their hormones
I don't think that's a good hypothesis, because in that case, other countries with a huge colonized population such as Mexico or Perú would have less intelligible dialects as well.
So because you don’t need the freedom to not volunteer others shouldn’t have it either? The issue pertains to pressganging which of course does not apply to volunteers.

I don’t agree with the framing again, but again I don’t think I’ll be changing anyone’s mind here.
I guess their point is less the support meaning on semver but rather the formatting.

2409a is the same as 24.9.1. But that assumes the 24 prefix is intentional and not accidentally aligning.

Imho I’m ambivalent on it. As long as they use an internally consistent versioning scheme, it’s irrelevant how they surface it.
It's possible to require that any images used be signed using a specific key that is configured in the hardware ahead of time. Even if you don't do that, the same setup can be helpful for provisioning a bunch of machines without accessing any external network. You can configure a small box to act just as a DHCP server and to serve a machine image for network boot. Then you can have all the machines on this subnet automatically load that image as it is updated without the need for any further configuration on each device.

I've seen organizations do something similar to this for trade shows when they want a bunch of machines that visitors can interact with and don't want to have to keep them updated individually. Just update the image once and reboot each machine.
My estimate is that the author is less than 25 years old.
> there's even a prigramming language that only accepts programs that do so, Idris.

If you declare every function total. Idris still allows partial functions, and you can even cheat the whole system with "assert_total". Of course, with some sort of linter, you could still make sure that everything is actually total (although technically, in Idris "total" doesn't necessarily mean "halts" - programs which generate infinite input are also total in Idris).
It's not a cause and effect situation, because you can't have one without the other. A pressure differential can only exist if the flow is altered somehow, because a pressure differential means that the air molecules are subject to a net force which accelerates them. This is really just Bernoulli's theorem, which is Newton's second law. However, it doesn't tell you anything about why the flow around a wing arranges itself into such a configuration.
Are you sure you've set it to homepage? The other categories work for me too. The homepage one is the only one that only really worked for the last 24h
will make them run away faster
I tried it out, and the UI/UX is pretty good, but it feels like there aren't many features yet. I couldn't find some "AI" features. What's the plan for this aspect going forward?
I hate visiting touristy cities but I mind don't mind it as much in nature areas. Mainly because the nature isn't changing itself for the tourists.

I visited Torres de Paine and it was refreshingly different from national parks in the US. On the upside, you can get water and basic snacks at the refugios which reduce the load you have to carry, and makes for an overall safer experience than unsupported wilderness backpacking but still with minimal impact on nature. On the other hand I did not like that they close a lot of viewpoints long before sunset.
I'd recommend reading the study. You're making some false claims. In particular quoting the study:

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While the U.S. Government allowed the release of the [politicized findings which suggested weapons as a possible cause], they withheld the results of other investigations that were skeptical of the condition. In 2018, the Federal Bureau of Investigation concluded that mass psychogenic illness was most likely responsible for the outbreak. While the report remains classified, its conclusions were leaked to the media. The contents of a second classified report were only released in September 2021 after a Freedom of Information Act filing. It found the role of microwave radiation “highly unlikely,” and that psychogenic illness appeared to play a role

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The political establishment was actively trying to suggest it was caused by secret weapons from "foreign adversaries", and classifying the opinions which contradicted that. They were undermined by a mixture of leaks and Freedom of Information Act requests. People claiming to suffer from the syndrome numbered in the hundreds in 70 countries around the world [1], including many Western nations where "foreign adversaries" would stand minimal chance of deploying any sort of a weapon, even more so after the initial incidents. Notably, from the same article, workers who reported suffering from 'Havana Syndrome' were able to receive compensation of up to $200,000.

[1] - https://apnews.com/article/health-cuba-havana-congress-e0186...
The OS presumably also knows where I should get it from as the same company hosts the installer as ships the OS. Yet IIRC the error is just an obtuse thing complaining a DLL isn't there and through googling and hopefully finding your way to Microsoft.com not some malware site you have to find the installer yourself.

Mild annoyance for someone with 28 years Windows experience, complete roadblock or malware vector for someone who just wants to use a computer rather than understand a computer.
Chilean Spanish is heavily influenced by Spanish, German, Italian, and Croat immigrants from a pronunciation and colloquialism standpoint because those were the 4 main immigrant communities to Chile.

Also, Spain Spanish is not necessarily "Standard" (Castilian) Spanish.
You’ve had the opportunity to fly in both an Mi-26 and a C-130? I’d be curious to know more about your career, I can’t imagine there are many who have spent time in both.
In the step of √2 = a/b you can get away without asking for relatively prime, using GCD or this descent by asking for least a for which this holds. Then when you get a/b = 2c/2d = c/d, but c would be less than a, hence contradiction.

Couldn't you always do this instead of doing this infinite descent? If relation is well-founded then there will be a least element.
Yep. It's way easier to take a boat to the middle of the ocean - fewer roads than even in the amazon :) and the best starry sky of my life