skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Secret Signals: Decoding China's Intelligence Activities in Cuba
I'd say sd card failures are the most common rPI failures.
We’re actually saying the same thing: the plurality of voters just want to be in the “winning gang” so they can feel protected from the scary world
Lee chased a lot of opportunities, like any actor looking for a break. And also a victim of a somewhat random early death from cerebral edema, seemingly unrelated to all his martial arts.
> Hey, just a reality check:

It's rather condescending of you to assume that the developers of Ladybird aren't fully aware of the consequences that their choice of license entails.
I'm all for innovation, but the table stakes are high if you are competing with editors that have been under development for many years. Especially when they have free versions. From what I can see, you aren't there yet. And $1000/year for an editor that doesn't have the features of the established players is a non-starter.

If you want to enter this market, you'll need to at least get close to matching the features of your competitors, then innovate beyond them, and then charge money.
This is fear mongering.
We have similar utilities in the Hickory DNS project, https://github.com/hickory-dns/hickory-dns/tree/main/util

There’s are a bunch of cli tools: dig like tool called ‘dns’, a stub resolver called ‘resolve’, a recursive resolver called ‘recurse’, and some other random maintenance tools. These are all to make it easier to test certain details outside other people’s dependency trees.

The documentation is a little sparse…
As far as rifles go 5.56 is about as anemic of a round as you can get and have it still be fit for purpose in a military or defense context. You can't even hunt most things with it because it's not powerful enough. They only way these rifles are causing brain damage is if you're on the wrong end of one.
Is Organic Produce Worth the Higher Price?
Did they forget that Biden is currently President? What's to stop the sitting President from just rounding up the former President and all of his supporters athen locking them in a cave until after the election?

Couldn't he just make up some BS about a national security threat to make it "official"?

Did we just become a monarchy?
i think, at least in the US, there's the one-two punch of a full-size truck near-hegemony (blah blah, chicken tax, CAFE, etc, whatever) and that full-size trucks have gradually taken on a symbolic identifier of status, wealth, political affiliation, and what one might or might not value

your comment, to me, is the thing i picture happening to the oakley-clad calvin-peeing-on-something-sticker-having full size truck driver forming an emotional bond with their F-150 Tremor

and i'm not saying this same dynamic is not at work with people who buy Kei trucks, but rather it feels like there is some in-group out-group dynamics of classic truck ownership and what it can signify that might be accelerating the same identity or emotional interest in small trucks
Hrrm.

legacyPackages.x86_64-linux.ladybird (0-unstable-2024-06-04)

Cool! Let's see if I can read HN.

nix run nixpkgs#ladybird

...

502144.831 Ladybird(1297933): WebContent process crashed!
502144.831 Ladybird(1297933): WebContent has crashed 5 times in quick succession! Not restarting...

...

I didn't expect it to work very well yet in a distro, so that's ok. It's cool enough that nix(os) has already started tracking it.

I'll check back every few months and see how it's going!
I agree. Gamification annoys me endlessly. It's patronizing and if you have to engage with it, it's a pain in the ass.

Non-game software that includes gamification is software that I'm not likely to think kindly towards, unless there's a way to turn that aspect off.
Of course it's not a privilege. But if you're saying women aren't good at it, that women need to be protected, that's misogyny. It's like saying women can't receive the death penalty because they are not mentally sound to be held responsible for their actions, which was a real misogynistic argument at one point.

Misandry would be saying men must be sent to war instead of women because they are inferior, or because they deserve a worse life, or something like that.
https://art.muth.org/smoothlife.html#

webgl implementation of SmoothLife from the comments section of the YouTube video linked in this article
I also had fun reading the article & repeated question - why is Chile so long? and sharing another bit of twist. Nicely done.
Qualifier: Former US special operations operator that served in multiple wars.

My anecdotal take is there are many ways that shock and trauma can accumulate through training and war that are far beyond the minimal effects of an M4.

Firearms: While the primary weapons systems are the M4 and side arm (pistol), there are many weapons systems utilized by special operations such as sniper rifles, crew serve weapons, and niche small arms.

The M82 sniper rifle shoots a 50 BMG round. In either the bolt action or semi-auto versions they feel like you are getting punched in the face when you shoot them.

Crew serve weapons like the MK19 and M2 do pack a punch. The MK19 is a machine gun that shoots 40mm grenades. The M2 is a .50 cal machine gun. These weapons systems are mounted, but the percussion of them is still far greater than an M4.

More niche arms like the M249 SAW, M16 HBAR, full-auto AKs, M240 Golf, MP9, etc are not as mild as the standard M4/M16.

Blasts: There are many types of blasts encountered such as Mortars (inbound and outbound), Flash Bangs, Entry charges, IEDs, Landmines, etc. These do make your head ring if you are close enough to them.

In my own personal experience there are many other daily jarring events that aren't nearly as sexy to talk about. Riding in the back of a 5 ton will almost shake your brain out of your head. Riding in an LCAC (hovercraft) is like riding in a 5 ton. Doing boat work in Zodiacs will bounce you all over the place, especially when doing surf passages. Doing hydrographic surveys right where the surf breaks will pound you for hours and make you a little sick afterwards. When your chute opens on a jump, if jumping round chutes, will make you see stars...the landing is not a soft pretty one like rectangle chutes...you hit the ground hard.

There are many more ways your body gets pounded on a daily basis far in excess of the weapons you use.
> I've never seen one get burned by self-hosting.

Then, I have no idea where your neck of the woods is, but that’s crazy.

If I had a nickel for every company that self-hosted but didn’t update in time, or self-hosted but had a flawed backup strategy, or self-hosted and hit scaling problems, or self-hosted and suffered a natural disaster, or self-hosted and experienced theft, I would be a millionaire.
Yes, of course it is. If people choose different careers, it is perfectly reasonable that their pay will be different. Paying a woman less for the same job is wrong, but there's no problem if women in aggregate are making career choices that mean they have lower average income as a group.
I actually like the symbol phrasing, it's more general than halting. You can't prove that any arbitrary program that can be in state X will ever actually reach state X. Besides, I feel like https://xkcd.com/1266/ is relevant :)
Not a chance this has ever happened to you.
If you had <50% accuracy in expectation you could improve your analysis by inverting it, I suppose...
Except that the people are not spread that far out that it makes economical sense.
Eigenvectors from Eigenvalues: a survey of basic identity in linear algebra-2019
I have read it, and I have studied the issue. Sotomayor's dissent 100% completely misses the mark and reads as a political hit piece rather than a true dissent.

This is all meant to be a distraction from Biden. Get people worked up about January 6th with far-fetched ideas about Trump killing people who talk badly about him so they can get people in a froth about "protecting democracy" when they are trying to do the opposite. Shitting on every supreme court decision they don't like doesn't sound like democracy to me either.

Funny how they want democracy when it works for them, but hate democracy and want to change it and pack the courts when it works against them.

Pot, meet kettle.
Are you using singed digests in the PDFs?
Python packaging scenarios by the creators of ruff
Total car crash deaths are also on the rise
I believe you but I wonder how that works
What's your basis for claiming that Tinygrad can't compute 2nd order partial derivatives (i.e. Hessians) needed for LBFGS? Tinygrad like PyTorch uses automatic differentiation which has no problem supporting nth order derivatives.
Meditation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meditation
I think its harder if you have friends, family, relationship, etc. I like to exercise in the morning but sometimes its crunch time and I really have work I need to get done, other times I've gone out with friends the night before and I wake up late. When I have a partner, I might spend all afternoon or all evening alone with them. I suppose it depends on the rhythm of your life and your life-world. For some, life turns like clockwork; others, move more like the wind and the ocean--and still others probably live as chaotically as the course of the universe, but they may expire rapidly. We're all somewhere in between.
> reinstates johnringer as nixpkgs maintainer

This is false.
Those wouldn’t be crimes. They cannot produce evidence. As of this ruling, it looks like:

- Biden issues a prepardon essentially deputizing anyone who detains Eric Trump or Eric’s laptop.

- We might endure some debate whether it is an official act. That debate actually only matters to Congress or future historians.

- Since the extrajudicial apprehension of Eric and his evidence is defined as not-criminal, there is no need to preserve details. Seal Team 6 and those involved enjoy a prepardon and some assurance that their names are scrubbed.

- This is constitutional if Congress has granted the President (Biden at this point) war powers and is satisfied that some elements of the military identified Eric Trump with the enemy. We’ll debate whether the President is a member of the military, just as we had to debate whether he was an officer of the USA under Amendment 14, section 3.
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Try a hosted version here: https://pretzelai.app

Jupyter is by far the most used Data Science tool. Despite its popularity, it still lacks good code-generation extensions. The flagship AI extension jupyter-ai lags far behind in features and UX compared to modern AI code generation and understanding tools (like https://www.continue.dev and https://www.cursor.com). Also, GitHub Copilot still isn’t supported in Jupyter, more than 2 years after its launch. We’re solving this with Pretzel.

Pretzel is a free and open-source fork of Jupyter. You can install it locally with “pip install pretzelai” and launch it with “pretzel lab”. We recommend creating a new python environment if you already have jupyter lab installed. Our GitHub README has more information: https://github.com/pretzelai/pretzelai

For our first iteration, we’ve shipped 3 features:

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3. Sidebar chat: Clicking the blue Pretzel Icon on the right sidebar opens this chat (Ctrl+Cmd+B / Ctrl+Alt+B). This chat always has context of your current cell or any selected text. Here too, we use RAG to send any relevant context from the current notebook to the LLM

All of these features work out-of-the-box via our “AI Server” but you have the option of using your own OpenAI API Key. This can be configured in the settings (Menu Bar > Settings > Settings Editor > Search for Pretzel). If you use your own OpenAI API Key but don’t have a Mistral API key, be sure to select OpenAI as the inline code completion model in the settings.

These features are just a start. We're building a modern version of Jupyter. Our roadmap includes frictionless, realtime collaboration (think pair-programming, comments, version history), full-fledged SQL support (both in code cells and as a standalone SQL IDE), a visual analysis builder, a VSCode-like coding experience powered by Monaco, and 1-click dashboard creation and sharing straight from your notebooks.

We’d love for you to try Pretzel and send us any feedback, no matter how minor (see my bio for contact info, or file a GitHub issue here: https://github.com/pretzelai/pretzelai/issues)
"Sitting less than 100 miles south of Florida, Cuba is well positioned to keep watch on sensitive communications and activities in the region, including those of the U.S. military."
I couldn't believe Nixon said that, but he actually did! (approximately)

https://teachingamericanhistory.org/document/transcript-of-d...
Naively, it seems like there'd be a lot more of the "dead fathers" case than the "out of wedlock because women want to have kids but there aren't enough husbands to go around" case.
Local-first is the future. Most cases don't even need a backend to self-host.
It's only partly in Chile, but regardless all of the scenery in A Long Way Up is breathtaking:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Way_Up
Fair point about the exact terminology but those are tiny two lane roads with impassable grades for the majority of commercial traffic. The term highway has drifted in colloquial use (hence your use of the word “was”).
By this logic, slavery was a feature and not a bug.
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We help people self host hands free [1] so different factors guide decisions for them. :)

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It's nice, but unfortunately listed on nearly every tour guide of Chile, so these days it's flooded with tourists most of the time. You'll have a much better time seeing other places slightly off the beaten track.
Your kind of thinking leads to societal decay like the kind seen at Uvalde. Each of the 374 cops chose to prioritize their own wellbeing over collective interests, ultimately leading to 19 kids and 2 teachers getting killed despite overwhelming odds against the perpertrator.

And there are many things worse than death. Do you know how Russian combat medics are trained? Instructors pick a prisoner, cut off their palm, then instruct the medic on how to stop the bleeding. Then they cut the arm off up to elbow, teach how to stop the bleeding, and repeat it until the prisoner has no limbs left. Stories like these are a common occurrence. The number of documented war crimes has exceeded 100 000, and investigators don't even have access to most of occupied land.

It is natural that no-one wants to take the risk of ending up in the situation I described, but at the same time, someone has to take the risk, otherwise Russians will simply exterminate Ukraine and Ukrainians as they exist today. Like at Uvalde, more people will die as a result.
https://archive.ph/QipnA
The author Tomas Pueyo grew up in a family of filmmakers. For his Stanford MBA he specialized in behavioral psychology, design, storytelling, and scriptwriting. I have to imagine that has some influence on his writing
Not bad, but I don't see where in the world would this complete with any of the established editors out there.
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> but what does it mean if they're at 0? They can't be mutually unintelligible, since that would make them different languages.

I think it might actually mean unintelligible. If you read on the term "dialect" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialect it says in part:

> There is no universally accepted criterion for distinguishing two different languages from two dialects (i.e. varieties) of the same language.

The difference between language is more culturally and politically defined than linguistically; there are different langauges spoken in the world that have a fiar overlap and elligibility, and there are different dialects of the same "language" that are basically untelligable. It might be sensible to just consider all spoken systems to be "dialects" of each other, and comparing their similarity.

Not a linguist though.
Any source for this?

Artillery was around for 500 years and shell shock was hugely discussed for past 100 years.

There is much better corellation with divorce. Soldiers returns home with PTSD, only to have their house, children, savings and pension stollen. Because they were not around to guard it! And they may get thrown into prison for being too poor!

Shell shock is very convinient excuse, when victims do not get proper recovery!
I use `bore` which works about the same, interesting to see new options!
https://crates.io/crates/bore
As a Windows 10 user who hates the idea of installing Windows 11 and its AI and Microsoft-Edge bullshit, I like the idea, but what I'm worried about is the existence of a free and paid tier. What if the company (which seems to be for-profit) starts pressuring users to upgrade to the paid tier by limiting what sorts of updates they provide, e.g., only doing the 'most important' ones, leaving users who can't afford to pay in the lurch?
Beryl? This is due ccsm, Climate Change Suddenly Matters.

Sorry for the joke. Still, this is a clear hint on dropping oil based engines entirelly, at least for cars.
Also attach an USB killer for extra thrill
As a purely conceptual illustration of the fact that the air must be deflected downwards by the wing, sure. It doesn't really work, though. For example, there's no reason for the air to move faster over the top of the wing in your scenario, and without that you'd underestimate the amount of lift a wing actually generates.
7 Years, $700M Wasted: The Collapse of New York's Traffic Moonshot
That’s all fine and good until you drop into your average European business that has no IT whatsoever except the owner’s nephew. I just don’t see any small non-technical business doing self-hosting… even things like NextCloud are infinitesimally present in that kind of market…
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Wonder if something similar happens to people who have exposure to drilling sound for significantly continuous amount of time (few hours a day). I often see construction/roadworks crew around my area without ear protection while drilling is going on.
Author here! If you use PostgreSQL with web apps, what sorts of things surprised you as functionality that was useful, that you didn't initially know about?

Or maybe, what functionality was more complex than you expected? Thanks!
> which failed to detect unauthorized access in many instances.

Did something else detect them in a timely manner, or did you find evidence later as part of some sort of audit?

(or was the inadequacy found via staged penetration testing?)
With fifth busy beaver, researchers approach computation's limits
There's nothing misogynistic being said here. You're stretching the word to cover situations it just doesn't apply to.
https://10052.ai has a tool that will visually compare documents(pdfs, doc, image,etc) and cluster them together. It works amazingly well.
Notes on regreSSHion on musl
I don't , i have 3 big boxes

why do every post on HN think everyone has this super fancy solutions for everything? can't people just live some times
You put a barrier up separating that lane and require a handshake with the vehicle for entrance

> they'll still have to solve the full hard autonomous driving problem

Not for a highway with no entrance and exits between the 2 cities

> So then, what's the point of the lane at all?

It won't take a decade and $20B to build
Late to this conversation, but I'm a designer and very excited about these new AI features. They address tedious work that most designers don't want to deal with. It reminds me of why Figma won love from the design community in the first place - because they innovate on systems using emerging technology. They have always made designers more effective and relevant, rather than maintaining status quo simply because enterprise paying customers are stuck in their ways.
I was going to say, booting from a random website image sounds like a terrible idea.
>This post is meant to discuss reasons why Zig-style generics are not well-suited for languages other than Zig. Zig’s generics are in some sense well-suited to Zig, because they line up with the language’s philosophy that it is very important to have fewer concepts rather than more concepts.

>However, most languages don’t share that philosophy, at least, not as strongly as Zig does.

Bryan Cantrill talked about values of different programming languages [1] and I think it's a particularly useful way to compare different languages and the choices they make when developing them.

It often seems that criticism that is directed at a language is simply a reflection of a difference in values.

1. https://corecursive.com/024-software-as-a-reflection-of-valu...
The article links to a USSOCOM-funded study. In your opinion, are they (as a whole) seriously concerned with mitigating this issue or is it just checking the box? The worry is this can be similar to the buried diesel tank issue contaminating water, which was known for decades but seemed to be ignored (possibly out of liability concerns).
> Surrender is an option, none of those things is worse than death

Being tortured, raped and beaten until you die is not worse than death? Beg to disagree.

> And it looks like they will lose the war anyway

Highly unlikely. Russia is bleeding men they can afford to lose for now, but don't in the long term. Russia has absolutely no way of achieving victory, so by definition Ukraine can't lose. It can't really win either, because Russia as it is today cannot accept defeat.
As someone who highly values minimalism and simplicity in software, seeing another web bundler paraded around as if it's something to celebrate does not spark joy.