skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure, but we should be able to see if 0331 guys and the like have a higher incidence rate of suicide overall. Presumably they are spending far more time on these platforms than SOF.
The ladybug is a beetle and not a bug :)
A blog post of a tweet that doesn't include the image so you have to click the tweet link to see the comparison. The tweet should have been linked and not the pointless blog post.
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Yes. And often there are digital sources which are difficult to use and blocked by copyright. For example, the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary is publicly available as scanned PDFs which are not searchable :/ . I suppose that with the current state of computer vision and text interpretation, it's just a matter of some labor needed to set up some pipelines. But if a citizen assyriologist were to do the work and make the results publicly available, the copyright owners would very likely sue.
And your front door lock is easy to pick, so what?

These gates are like having a garage door, they are not meant to be ultra high security. Most of the models I know of in the US use a key and lock to open the box but again, not really meant to be high security.
> Key et al. (10) found that the risk of diabetes in vegans was 47% lower than in meat-eaters. This was reduced to 1% after adjusting for BMI, implying that lower BMI explains the lower risk in vegans. In the economic model, we use the BMI unadjusted risk of diabetes to account for the reduced weight and lower BMI of vegans compared to meat-eaters, which are both risk factors associated with type 2 diabetes (33). [1]

Apparently, vegans have lower BMI and this reduces their risk of diabetes significantly. To your point about over-indulging (tending to obesity)..

> There is good evidence that plant-based diets are associated with a reduced risk of obesity. For example, Chiu et al. (31) found that each additional year of a vegan diet lowered the risk of obesity by 7% for Taiwanese adults, and similar results have been reported for the UK (34). However, our base case analysis excludes obesity from the model because we expect obesity to be a key risk factor overlapping with other disease outcomes captured elsewhere. This is especially true for type 2 diabetes, where it is likely that we would be double-counting any benefits associated with a plant-based diet. [1]

That all said, I realize now that the sourced paper is a preprint and hasn't been peer reviewed yet. It's also funded by the Vegan Society so might be considered bias by some.

[1] https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.12.26.23300536v...
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Yes, do this. Don't under any circumstances try to solve a cute technical challenge -- that would only lead to fun, or worse yet, satisfaction.
You can definitely see the shock wave from a .50 cal with a muzzle brake.
It's still "free love". Open source can do so many things. Ad-supported sites are still ridiculously plentiful. Even audio and video is supported by ads. There are high-quality games with ridiculous amounts of content that are free.

Do people also charge money for things and make a living? Yup. That shouldn't be a surprise. And people shouldn't be painted as bad for wanting to make a living providing things that other people want.
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Nah. Like I said, the changes will sneak up on the gullible while they're waiting for a Red Dawn type scenario. Wasn't ever expecting folks like you to show up on HN to be honest, but everyday you learn something new I guess.
What does Spotify gain by funding this project with $100K?
Just wanted to add a note for the roadmap: Please make sure it can compete with Safari on battery usage, so those who are mobile on a Mac are not left behind.

Best of luck!
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I glue phones to all my USB sticks for just this reason.
Despite those precautions lasting until we got vaccines, the world life expectancy dropped noticeably:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Life_expectancy_in_s...

https://ourworldindata.org/life-expectancy

> That was the consensus disaster response plan until George Bush took guidance from some girl's school science fair project.

I have no idea what you're referencing, but you do realise Bush wasn't in charge of the world even before he stopped being president, right?
It’s all over eastern Canada. Driving through New Brunswick every gas station had the common selection.

My small town gas station in Ontario had supply issues because as soon as some cases got delivered the zoomers/αoomers would buy it all.
The Supreme Court just kneecapped tech regulation
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Yeah... lol
Explain the difference.
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I worked in a team that didn't do reviews because _everything_ including spikes, research, etc, was done by two engineers pairing. This was remote, cameras on, all day.

I found it utterly exhausting. I was somehow working at 100% capacity but producing output at 50% because so much of my cognitive bandwidth was taken up with the pairing process.
In my book that's all covered by the term 'dead code elimination', e.g. removing (or not including in the first place) any code that can be statically proven to be unreachable at runtime. Some JS minifiers (like Google's Closure) can do the same thing in Javascript on the AST level (AFAIK Closure essentially breaks the input code down into an AST, then does static control flow analysis on the AST, removes any unreachable parts, and finally compiles the AST back into minified Javascript). Tree-shaking without this static control flow analysis doesn't make much sense IMHO since it wouldn't be able to remove things like a dynamic import inside an if that always resolves to true or false.
Only around 11% of it is Rust according to https://4e6.github.io/firefox-lang-stats/ , which by the way is no small feat given how huge the code base is.
Imagine if ladybird gets used regularly by ~1000 nerds, which is its current audience, then gets forked by microsoft and the current ME gets replaced by ladybird. Even if ladybird got over 9000 users, there's no competing with megacorps.

Also, its* not it's
Are the two mutually exclusive? Can one be not young and close to death?

Sorry sometimes I get a bit existential.
There was a rather scathing study on it here. [1] In short the government's own internal investigations realized the obvious answer, a mass hysteria event, was the most likely culprit. But politics got involved and so then they classified reports mentioning this, and released reports suggestive of foreign adversaries attacking people with some mystery weapon, even though their own internal reports put the chances of that at basically zero. So they then set out so study and solve the issue, unsurprisingly finding nothing. The paper's concluding paraph is brutal:

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Over the course of their 6-year investigation into “Havana Syndrome” U.S. officials expended considerable human capital and financial resources going down a rabbit hole searching for exotic explanations. Instead of finding secret weapons and foreign conspiracies—they found only rabbits. For in the end, prosaic explanations were determined to be the cause of the events in Cuba and its subsequent global spread. That is the lesson of “Havana Syndrome”—follow the science.

---

[1] - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10913303/
Yes, I guess that’s another way of phrasing it. But LSM tree implementations often have a separate WAL as well, to ensure durability for small transactions.
The amount of shooting 0311 Rifleman does is fraction of what SOF does. The problem is accumulation of damage and no healing periods.

As I said, we don't if calibers below .50 cause significant damage when shooting in excessive amounts. Trying to figure it as a layman is useless. It's better to show epistemic humility than try to assert one way or another.
> also hints coming out of the world of the therapists where there are a stunning number of people who don't know how to express their thoughts to save themselves.

Q. How many psychotherapists does it take to change a light bulb?

A. Only one, but the light bulb has to really want to change.
TLDR: these are the safe versions 4.4p1 <= OpenSSH < 8.5p1 AND >= 9.8p1

---

- OpenSSH < 4.4p1 is vulnerable to this signal handler race condition,
if not backport-patched against CVE-2006-5051, or not patched against
CVE-2008-4109, which was an incorrect fix for CVE-2006-5051;

- 4.4p1 <= OpenSSH < 8.5p1 is not vulnerable to this signal handler race
condition (because the "#ifdef DO_LOG_SAFE_IN_SIGHAND" that was added
to sigdie() by the patch for CVE-2006-5051 transformed this unsafe
function into a safe _exit(1) call);

- 8.5p1 <= OpenSSH < 9.8p1 is vulnerable again to this signal handler
race condition (because the "#ifdef DO_LOG_SAFE_IN_SIGHAND" was
accidentally removed from sigdie()).
From a NYT article about the Lewiston, Maine shooter's brain injuries [1]:

> Researchers found that before they worked around blasts, the instructors brains looked healthy. But in follow-up scans five months later, their brains were teeming with an abnormal protein called beta amyloid that is associated with Alzheimer’s disease.

> “In a young brain you should see no amyloid. None. Zero,” said Dr. Carlos Leiva-Salinas, the University of Missouri neuroradiologist who ran the study. “We were surprised, very surprised.”

[1] http://archive.today/ju6iq
A brick in the ladder to open source heaven.
> Safari is actually part of the solution ...

> Google, like microsoft, <1-3>

If you're going to complain about 1-3 for google and ms, I don't think you can praise safari in the same breath.

Apple's abused their position with the iPhone to make safari relevant, and unlike Chrome and IE, users can't just install another browser.

Apple's behavior is the only reason I can't run my own addons I've written for firefox on iOS (they run _fine_ on android of course), why I can't run uBlock origin on iOS, and so on.

Apple's behavior on iOS is far more egregious than anything microsoft or google has ever done.

I never once had to run IE or Chrome unwillingly since I could always install netscape, or mosaic, or firefox.

I'm forced to run Safari, unable to decently block ads, unable to use the adons I've written, unable to fork and patch my browser to fix bugs, and I've generally had my software freedoms infringed... and if I don't run safari, then I can't talk to my family group chat (no androids allowed, sms breaks the imessage group features too much) or talk to my grandma who only knows how to use facetime.

I wish so much I could use a phone with firefox, but I can't justify having a spare iPhone just to talk to my family, so I'm kinda forced to suffer through safari, held hostage by apple's monopolistic iMessage behavior.

The only thing that comes close to Apple's behavior is Google's campaign to force Chromebooks upon children in classrooms, requiring them to use Chrome, but at least Google isn't holding their grandmother's hostage... and managed work/school devices already are kinda expected to have substantially less freedom than personal devices, so it feels much less egregious.
>Sure, we've all studied the Mexican-American war (1846-1848)

and Cambodia, Iraq, Vietnam, Cuba, and 50 other known instances with more than a few of them in this decade itself.

Given how good the US is at the sort of foreign meddling, and that supporting protesters hasn't ever worked in reversing regime-change (unless it was an extremely unstable country), taking control of a territory that US is using for it's operations isn't an invalid move, geopolitically speaking.

>there's a "Russian River" in California just waiting for its own SMO: Славянка наша?

Lol. I'm not at all disagreeing with the ideological basis in your point, but Russia's wanted Ukraine for a long time, and US using Ukraine as a frontline provided a convenient excuse.
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I'm afraid this introduces too much magic

Personally, "0%" doesn't mean "hasn't started" to me, it means "not enough progress has happened to reach 1%". Assuming I'm not alone with that, the rounding becomes a simple truncation `roundedPercent = int(percent)`

An implementation as simple as the concept, which is a good sign in my experience
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there's https://myip.wtf or wtfismyip.com which provides a strongly worded interface. You can also check which headers your browser is sending to the website.
These days, all major browsers are taking interoperability very seriously. There’s even efforts like the annual “Interop 202x” where people vote on which interop bugs browsers should focus on fixing.

We benefit greatly from this of course, and we will do what we can to contribute when we’re mature enough!

That said, there will always be websites relying on bugs, and for that we will need a way to selectively emulate alternate behaviors in some cases. We are looking at a few different solutions for this but it’s not a huge priority right now as there are far lower hanging fruit in front of us.
Cannot you just __asm__() things ?
For anyone looking for a package to install, there are, sadly, none yet:

> Ladybird is in a pre-alpha state, and only suitable for use by developers
Thanks for sharing. This is an impressive tool. Well done!

Would you mind sharing a little about your workflow? 528 commits over 40 workdays seems like a lot of work that must have been well organized. I'd guess each commit is a small amount of work on a focused aspect of the program. If that's so, did you have clear goals for what you wanted to achieve, break down the work ahead of time, or plan out what you wanted to change/add?
Dependency resolution with versions is indeed NP-hard, if versions "conflict" (2 versions of the same package can't be installed at the same time). What if they don't conflict, and you just wanna install the fewest possible package versions to satisfy all dependencies? That's NP-hard too.
Next.js et al. provides a set of opinionated packages designed to enable a specific paradigm. For Next.js, that's server-side rendering. For Remix, that's progressive enhancement.

If you are happy with client-side rendering and do not desire React on the server, there is not a strong reason to use Next.js; it introduces complexity and churn.
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my webengine is the default chromium web engine on qt, wraped in things like tor connection and adblockers for example.
Alpine.js has the same problem, but it's just so darn useful
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Not everyone's as knowledged, hence information should be shared
There are a lot of factors around military members and civilian law enforcement. Generally civilian law enforcement will let the military handle their own under UCMJ. Under UCMJ they can lose rank, retirement benefits, or get jail time and a dishonorable discharge. The prospect of losing retirement could be earth shattering g for these guys I imagine. Further complications are these SOF people have A LOT of classified information. The government absolutely does not want them testifying under oath about anything.

UCMJ can take a long time to process similar to civilian cases. All that time the accused is with their unit, as usual.
Interestingly, if I remember correctly, other contact sports like football do show similar increases in suicide (and unexpected homicide). It’s why football is getting phased out in a lot of areas for kids. But oddly, based on [https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/04/10/health/student-athlete-su...] cross country athletes actually have the highest rates, which is surprising.

Unless, like you’re saying, it is as much about the group being selected for as it is whatever is going on during the activity itself.
I noticed this a while back with a private project of mine. The Github languages breakdown seems broken. Mine is a Python project with a handful of Jupyter notebooks but many many python files. The LOC must be 80% python files but Github sees the project as 50% Jupyter.
Will it have multi-account containers, like Firefox? If not, I won't be using it.
> But if you have a new guy on the team, or a junior, you'll definitely want to review their code.

Reviews _from_ juniors or new team members are also really valuable, as they don't have the history or tribal knowledge that others may have. They'll often spot things that have gone overlooked because "that's how it is".
What about this? https://blog.icecatbrowser.org/blog/20231221/application-net...

This was also hidden...
At this point, why not just use C or C++ since you are already writing it like that? Gets rid of the whole middleman.
"voluntarily agreeing" = Do this or you are fired

You seem not to be fluent in greek employer
That's quite the DEI bogeyman you have there.

Can you provide an example where someone, using DEI, took over an open source project, ruled tyannicly, ended people's rights to speech and then used that to get a 250k job at Google, Facebook or Microsoft?
You mean Shopify?
It's also called banker's rounding. To understand why it's a good default, you can check out https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/a/2120
It’s all about the shops. And with security how it is, you are “locked in” there. Luckily you can bring your own snacks, food, but fruit varies- nationally it seems fine- internationally they don’t like fruits but only if they catch you. And there are free water fountains to refill your bottle
I think you mean misandry. Perhaps it is. Men bear the burden of conflict. Women bear the aftermath. But that’s how things shake out due to biology. Same as we frown upon sending children to war. Yes, they are easier to indoctrinate and can pull a trigger just as well as adults (see today’s conflict ridden areas of Africa). Yet, we know better than to send “future us-es” into the grinder guaranteeing societal collapse.
Toledo War
does this article have a thesis? the article seems to be a random bag of lukewarm takes.

it starts off being sad about some attendees at a developer conference existing?? note that the conference itself specifically reserved and invited an "AI track", so concerns on that side seem ridiculous. on the other side, sure, cryptocurrency is a little tangential but what is cryptocurrency if not an attempt at a decentralized open-source store of value? I'm certainly no cryptocurrency fan but this venue doesn't seem particularly far off.

then the article meanders around about how technological development has rapidly reduced costs in the space and adds some general concern porn about standardization. the whole thing is some dumb background level of nostalgia for a world that never existed.

it's not like open source is dying because of profit motive. if anything, a lot of open source is kept alive because of companies with a profit motive investing in it. you can claim the contributions from corporations to open source are insufficient, but you can't claim... wait, again, what exactly is this article claiming?
Dont know. Is it?! OMG!
Taylor series work on differentiable intervals. You specifically chose a function and interval where this is not true. Of course it will not be a good approximation.
Instead of rebuild 'everything' in Rust, we just can use AI to optimize C/C++.

We don't need another programming language.
This is definitely not a strength for multi-modal LLM. Multi-modal capabilities are still too flaky especially when looking at a page of a PDF which can have multiple areas of focus.
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Lego tried the same strategy, but it didn't work for them. What's different for TTC?
Advances in Lensless Fluorescence Microscopy Design
That is a much lower complexity grade than I thought we would struggle with. Especially since we have decades of experience in solvers for rather large Boolean Satisfiability Problems, which seems like it could be adapted here.
If you look at the parent comment directly above in the hierarchy, it is pretty clear that they are talking about a company coming in and taking it, adding stuff to it, and calling it their own browser. I think you have to try pretty hard to read in that GP is saying that the original source code license would be changed.
Just so you know, chromium exists now as an open source project because KDE developers used GPL.
The headers say "Server: AmazonS3" which means it's a static site. Given that it's also a personal blog, there's not much point in CSP headers because a) it's not processing user input and b) even if an attacker achieves XSS, there's no data to steal or useful malicious actions to take on a static personal blog.
Already discussed here a few days ago

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40820063
They’re backed by Shopify. If Google or Microsoft forked it that would probably be the best thing they could hope for.
Interesting, can you elaborate on this?

It's only relatively recently that we've started to use technology to undo that and work against creation of meaning rather than towards it.

Examples?
Thaught it would mention at least the slow-down bug, that slows some systems to a crawl as soon as defender scans some folders.