skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm very supportive of Ukraine's position in defending themselves and aware of the Kremlin's repeated bullshit claims.

However, if I had to bet, I don't think Nordstream 2 was Russia. Sweden and Denmark just concluded their investigations after almost 2 years and if Russia had done it there would've been some implicating evidence. Instead, the reports ended with no conclusion other than it was "complex." I don't believe Seymour Hersh's report to be accurate, but there's a good chance it was US or Ukraine, only for us to find out years later the justification. Time will tell.
Surely, if it wasn't a maze, then there would have been no need for Ariadne to have given Theseus a ball of thread to find the way back out.
> cheating ... move

It's that discussion-as-competitive-game framing again! Again, I think that's a bad way to look at it. Anyway: (1) it is always possible that what I said was wrong, (2) I am not currently aware that it was, (3) which may or may not indicate that I am not "smart enough", and (4) as already indicated, I do not wish to continue this discussion any further.
I made a search over the last 6 months of "Who wants to be hired" posts using Happenstance, hope it's useful! https://happenstance.ai/search/196c6161-0161-4f82-b9af-4f8e9...
OpenAI Develops System to Track Progress Toward Human-Level AI
It is not worked now. If I tried to log in, the message popped up, "The device does not meet the minimum integrity requirements".
If you think ypu are going to make it rich signing contracts only the other side can enforce then how would you remain solvent? There's a lot more other business in the world.
Back when they were the USSR, their thinly-veiled proxies (such as [1]) murdered and blew things up in the West into the 1980s. The radical left and radical right were equal-opportunity puppets.

I have a pet conjecture that they might have actually murdered FDR too, though he was so frail that it probably only took a 'pat on the back' in Yalta [4] (unlike their first try on Navalny [2] and Yushchenko [3].) Unlucky for them, Truman ended up being a much tougher rival than FDR would have been, IMO.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Army_Faction

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poisoning_of_Alexei_Navalny

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Yushchenko

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yalta_Conference
> Nothing you can possibly do with your rocket will enable you to cheat on the stock exchange.

I'm not trying to come up with an experiment that enables stock-exchange cheating. I'm trying to come up with a thought experiment that highlights the effect of speed on time dilation, with the purpose of understanding what the accumulation of "microseconds per day" means, and in the spirit of the paper posted I want to put an element of information/communication there (clocks with laser beams, stock exchange, doesn't matter what it is, for this purpose they're equivalent).

> Depending on how much you sped up, you might even end up having your clock run slower than Earth clocks.

So there is at least a component of the "microseconds per day" offset formula that contributes to a slowing down compared to what is being orbited, is that correct?

If I got this right, speed matters but it is negligible compared to other factors for objects like the moon or a human made satellite. That's OK. Like I said, I don't want to actually cheat in the stock exchange, I want to understand that effect.
It looks like that only a small part of the actual maze is reachable from the starting point, which surely reduces the complexity somewhat[1]. But maybe the cutoff for the perimeter in the picture is not at the ideal point to show off the complexity.

[1] https://imgur.com/a/3paGJOk

I discovered a somewhat similar fractal-maze when playing around with the dragon curve[2], maybe I should publish that.

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_curve
Eww it is not the car's job to enforce speed limits. More nanny state nonsense.
Hey Alessandro - I'm a huge fan of WebVM + y'all's other work at Leaning Tech.

Curious - is your implementation of how you wrangled lwIP for the networking piece open source? I had previously read the article you linked elsewhere, re: networking, but would love to see the specifics of your approach there.
This is such a wonderful explanation.
The human body was generally available to those making measurements, and (by the standards of the time) roughly sufficient for most purposes. An inch (of bronze or steel), a yard (of cloth), or fathom (of depth, measured by a sounding line) would have been immediately accessible to a tinker, a tailor, or sailor. (Units of measures applicable to spies are left as an exercise to the reader.)

Metric measurements are standard but not convenient, particularly in a world without rapid cheap communication or standardised industry. Virtually everything built was a one-off and fit-to-fashion on site.
I inevitably feel obligated to share “Byron the Bulb” from Gravity’s Rainbow

https://www.tildedave.com/byron.html
I tried compiling mandelbrot.c (single threaded one) from the benchmarks game and execution on jslinux took 12 seconds, while webvm completed it in 1.2 sec. The host takes 0.03 sec with the same gcc flags.
He didn't specify whether the scif itself was bugged or they planted a bug on someone, just that it wasn't a leak.
https://archive.ph/En1sS
Top Claude Artifacts Examples That Will Shock You
Do you read, in an exhaustive manner, the manual of each thing you ever buy? Or each programming language and library you ever used?

And if you decide you want to "win" here and thus stubbornly reply "yes" then I'd say "you are the vanishing minority".

Approaching a piece of tech -- that's yet unknown to you -- with expectations is natural. Sometimes with tragic results but still completely natural for us the humans.
[Author here] I'm sorry, I must have misunderstood or remembered old information (was it always like that?). I have fixed the phrase in the blog post.
People can't un-read a comment and get their time back. So for a normal-length comment, the only way to blame the reader is to suggest they shouldn't be on the site at all. If someone is causing a site to be bad on purpose, they are wasting other people's time and they need a better hobby.
Look at such a fruitful branch of the conversation that you created! Did you think that would be an option when you bought it? Don't answer.
Growing up in a very meat heavy conservative place I have often been in conversations with people who mock vegetarians for existing.

Anecdotally I've been at a party and a family friend was sharing a "super funny story" where his daughters boyfriend brought Beyond Sausages and he said "I hope you brought sides cause I'm not putting that sissy shit on my grill". This story got a big laugh from all the boomers / older Gen X folks
Thanks for the truism, and I am not arguing against a free economy.
1902 – The flying train in Germany in color with sound design [video]
Power is still disabled in large swaths of gaza.

Food is still scarce, with far fewer trucks let in versus pre invasion (which was 500 trucks a day), which was already calibrated according to Israeli officials to be "the lowest level possible consistent with avoiding a humanitarian crisis". https://www.cbsnews.com/news/wikileaks-israel-intentionally-...
It is very clear that relativity and time dilation due to relative velocity is not part of Star Trek cannon. They live in a "Toy" universe where everything is easy and quartz crystals can be used for FTL travel.
This x100 for me. I absolutely refuse to learn anything new but will go beyond to learn something if its absolutely necessary to solve a painful/interesting problem
0.9% of managed assets.
I would love to know why this is apparently being downvoted, as far as I know it's true. A lot of cheap LED bulbs use few LEDs being grilled at relatively high current and definitely get hot enough to impact the lifespan of the LEDs. Am I missing something?
I believe that "live and let live" vs. "there can be only one" is an axis of difference as important as left vs. right or authoritarian vs. libertarian (with which it's weakly correlated). In that context, I'd say there are probably insecure prescriptivists on both sides of this particular fence, riling each other up. "Meat is murder" is the exact mirror image of the Bourdain quote that leads off the column. It's generally not persuasive, and often not meant to be. While it might actually be true in some sense, its purpose is often to demean and demonize those who make a different choice. Just as left and right sometimes forget their principles in their zeal to troll each other, so too do cyclists and car lovers ... or vegans and BBQ lovers. This article is no more than such a salvo.
Here is the problem.

Even if you taxed "rich people" harder, say tax all billionaires at 90%, there isn't enough to cover what is being spent and it's not even close.

For instance, there is approximately 5 trillion currently held by billionaires in the US. That, coincidentally, is approximately 1 year of current federal spending.

Then the following year you have no more billionaires to harvest as it took them many decades to get the money.

On the other hand you have people who say "well, the federal government needs to stop spending so much" (and this does make sense at the same level "tax the rich more does
"). But the problem with removing, or even substantially reducing, federal deficit spending is the resulting giant black hole would economically collapse many things in the short term at least.

I don't know that there are easy answers for the problems the US finds itself in at the moment. Probably some sort of financial reset at some point, which is unlikely to be either clean or painless.
> but you don't reeeeealy know how many seconds from now that will happen

So don't use a time-like object. Instead use a condition.
A small team is more like 3 to 6 people, focused on building. Your manager is also an IC and probably a cofounder of the company. 10-20 is in the range where you need some more coordination and processes.
Massively changed my life trajectory.

I was working on my first "startup" (if you want to call it that) and wasn't getting traction. The owner of a software consulting firm found me on Hacker News and brought me in as his first employee on a massive contract. We grew the team substantially, made great money and that lead to doing a real startup after. And then another. All from a post I made on a hiring thread.
Denisovians Survived on Tibetan Plateau for 160k Years
It even emulates fork!
// The top 10% of people pay 75% //

75% of what? Income tax? Very misleading--there is more than one way to make money, and those in the top 10% are probably not making most of their money via income. Warren Buffet famously said his secretary has a higher tax rate than he does.

// I wonder how that perception problem can be tackled? //

The best way would be an even distribution of wealth. The top 1% own half.

The other 99% share the other half. You can quote any statistic you'd like, but when 1% own half, the other 99% are not going to think they have a perception problem.
Something I’ve discovered is that Azure App Insights can capture memory snapshots when an exception happens. You can download these with a button press and open in Visual Studio with a double-click.

It’s magic!

The stack variables, other threads and most of the heap is right there as-if you had set a breakpoint and it was an interactive debug session.

IMHO this eliminates the need for 99% of the typical detailed tracing seen in large complex apps.
M2 onwards has silicon support for nested virtualization. iOS 17 uses "Secure eXclaves" to isolate some code, which may be similar to the Android 14 pKVM use of nested virtualiation, https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2023/12/virtual-ma...

With AVF virtual machines become a core construct of the Android operating system, similar to the way Android utilizes Linux processes. Developers have the flexibility to choose the level of isolation for a virtual machine:

One-way isolation: Android (the host) can control and inspect the contents of the VM. These are most commonly used for sandboxing and separation..

Two-way isolation (Isolated VM): Android (the host) and the virtual machine (the guest) are completely isolated from each other.. This has 2 main properties:

1. The workload and data inside the VM is inaccessible (confidential) from the host (Android).
2. Even if Android is compromised all the way up to (and including) the host kernel, the isolated VM remains uncompromised.
My initial reply was a bit rough around the edges. I've since edited it for clarity.
Supabase is free but only slept after 1 week of inactivity.
oh my god this paper is wonderful... had me in tears with laughter
note the adorable little dinosaurs!
Is that the only iPhone made? Are there iPhones that cost more than the MBA? Did I comment that it’s cheaper than all iPhones?
Maybe... but that would only be because k8s comes out of Google Borg, not Ansible. Ansible wasn't even a thing when Google Borg was already in use at huge scale.
a lot of the cost is in testing and certifying

This is a fact that is often overlooked in these types of forums. Quality control is an enormous expense for high reliability systems. A bolt doesn’t necessarily cost $1k because it took a lot of R&D to make it. It costs a lot because they have to maintain a chain of custody, certifications, inspections. They have to keep raw material coupons for testing. Sometimes all of them need to be shipped and/or warehoused in tightly controlled environments, with security and so on. Those quality administrative costs are what add up to $1k per bolt.
If a sentence starts with "Am I the only one...", the answer is always 'no'.

Haven't seen that, but reddit overall has become a shockingly bad, lowest common denominator platform (lots of those "Am I the only one..." questions, oh god).

Probably an A/B test. I checked /r/de and I don't see any auto-translation.
That wasn't the question, they did improve tremendously over the last 4 because the were basically not doing anything 4 years prior to that...

To be fair desktop Macs these days are just laptops without a screen so it's not that surprising. Of course they are significantly more power efficient but also much slower than high end AMD/Intel chips (if you don't care about heat/power usage that much like a lot of desktop users).

Also even on mobile 165H seems to be not that far from M3 e.g. 10-20% worse battery life, slightly slower single core but faster multi-core. Not ideal but considering where Intel was when M1 came out not that bad either.
checkm8 exists for iDevices with unpatchable boot hardware flaw.

There is also TrollStore -- two days ago, https://x.com/fce365/status/1810761291306323997

iOS 17.0 TrollStore INSTALL METHOD Finally Achieved!
Robust Exception Handling in Python
> I don't care they're gating this behind a subscription

I rather not have them push an ad to my face when I open the settings.

I had to install Ubuntu on an embedded board last week and the "Ubuntu Pro" ad is like a greyed out tab in the settings widget if I remember correctly. Worse than the Amazon ad they had some decade ago.
17.0 is a year old lmao
During the Clinton administration, they (1) raised taxes, and (2) eliminated the budget deficit. In fact, we had budget surpluses.

Personally, I was shocked. I thought for sure the increase in taxes would push an already wobbly economy into deep depression. What happened instead is that---after the Government stopped hovering up all the money available to lend--interest rates decreased, and people both had to and could lend their money to actually productive businesses. It was boom city after that.

There is no unsolvable debt problem. If we couldn't repay our debt, people would stop buying our bonds. And the solution is so simple. Raise the taxes until interest rates are low enough to trigger an investment boom.
The understanding of the Neon free tier and the term, compute hours, has been something we are always trying to clear up, so it would not surprise me if the phrasing changed at some point in time, but the free tier has always allowed a user to run a database continuously as far as I remember.

I have had to correct others in our Discord server for instance too.
Nice, I'm glad you got the reference despite my lack of proper terminology. It's a thought experiment, no one actually wants a twin paradox, but it is worth thinking about it. I'm sure you get my point.
Ahhh I see. I know it's discouraged to discuss voting for good reason, but I was definitely perplexed. That makes a lot more sense.
He and Dr Oz are both cruel hucksters launched into the public eye and given credibility thanks to their association with Oprah.
Just trying to figure out how rigorously people have thought about this. A computer with an undefined instruction set seems somewhat useless as a computer.
Very true! I was here [1] a few weeks ago. I'd never done a real-life maze before and assumed it would be easy but with free-standing walls it was quite challenging. I think I explored every branch before reaching the centre.

[1]: https://mazes.co.uk/
Lots of storage to log all of the wash trading on their platform.
Do you have any tips, code, or even just a list of the common ATS systems? I need to do this with my latex cv but I'm not even sure where to start.
I doubt there are more professional video editors than software developers (or people working in related areas/fields).

Even if we focus on video editing the apps available on the iPad and they are crippled by having very low amounts of memory which also makes "professional" usage rather difficult. The iPad Pro is mainly a luxury product for people who just want the "best" iPad and don't really care about the cost.

> 114 million" active channels

You should be comparing this to the number of active Github accounts or something like that which seems to be about the same.
chuckle My guess is you haven't worked much in the private sector :-) You wouldn't even believe the private jets, yachts, huge bonuses, and other things they spend on which have nothing to do with making money. Why, Elon Musk just got Tesla to pay him $50 billion. For what, exactly?
Poker is a bad game for teaching epistemics. Figgie is a better one
I have two anecdotes. One is a shipyard in Denmark, possibly in the 1700's, where the master builder would hammer a stake in the ground, walk as many steps as needed for that ship, and hammer another stake. The rest would follow geometrically.

The other is a builder of harpsichords, late 1900's, who explained that when starting a new instrument, he would define the "inch" for that one, the width of the "white" keys. 8 of those would make the width of an octave, and the usual 5-6 octaves would give the width of the keyboard. From that he could figure out the length of the instrument, and the curve of the side. All this with nothing more than a compass and a straight edge. He claimed it was the more historical way to do it, as they did in the 1600's. His instruments were well regarded by musicians today, and fetched a good price.
For mobile - I currently pay $330 NZD for 2 phones for 15GB/mo which turns out to be $8.4 USD per month. You do have to be look out for such deal tho (Kogan Mobile).

Deprioritised starlink is $80 nzd / month which is cheaper than fiber or vdsl and on par with "unlimited" 4G/5G.

Mini is quite good option for boating (campsites usually are well connected here) provided it can cope with swell like bigger dishes do.

Edit: Strange they haven't integrated WiFi HaLow yet since it's primary target is rural customers who would benefit a ton from 1km radius signal...
One of the most clichéd aspects of YouTube automated? It's already a visual disaster to see the fake O-faces and unrelenting visual splash of YouTube thumbnails. It's the yellow pages all over again: when everything stands out, nothing does.
It's believed the UK will suffer from a batch of hidden vCJD prion disease in the next decade or so. Well needed therapy.
> how GPS itself works and how GPS forms its standardized time, which is synced to Earth based atomic clocks but includes more relativistic effects

While the GPS satellites internal clocks might operate on whatever timescale, it is important to note that the time signal that is broadcast through GPS is strictly fixed offset from TAI without any additional relativistic shifts. And TAI is defined to use the geoid as reference frame.

That is to say that if you have a clock synchronized to GPS signal then it should tick exactly at same rate as TAI and UTC.
I was referring to AI training here.
Are you associated with Tail Scale? Is Tail Scale like a proxy? Are other options available - is Tail Scale open source too?

edit: Saw your other reply!

https://labs.leaningtech.com/blog/webvm-virtual-machine-with...
If that is so, then they will probably release it at the same time as Final Cut. :)
> 17.0 is a year old

It's the current iOS major version and apps will support this version for years to come.

Those who saved blobs with https://github.com/airsquared/blobsaver can freely switch between new and old iOS versions, e.g. if they have a use case which needs https://trollstore.org/:

TrollStore is a tool that allows non-jailbroken iOS users to install and run IPA files without App Store verification. It works on iOS 15.5-16.6.1 and iOS 17.0, and supports automatic app refreshing and resigning.
Wow, it never even registered to me until I read this comment that the Star Wars movies didn't have opening credits. They're usually so forgettable anyway, and after reading that article, it seems so silly and ridiculous that all the various Guilds and Associations and Hollywood Political Units got so butthurt over that decision.
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I never use phone app for router, and always block router calling back home through adguardhome, linksys do 2 every minute, some other brand do every 2 seconds.
If you're at Goog or Meta, you probably have seen best practices around you. If you're working at elsewhere, some things in the book would might be new to you.
Man, that's amazing. Glad it worked out. Sometimes I miss the old days of the internet where everyone was helping each other, so it's great to hear stories of it still happening on HN.
ncdu has been my go to for years. Pleased to have a modern alternative.
It's funny that you say that because no management and barely any devs actually understand k8s, they understand its a resume bullet point and it sounds like the thing so they go for it.
RedLetterMedia did a re:view of Popeye quite recently.

https://youtu.be/pygCruE-EJs