skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am surprised that there are still a lot of people using Perl. And I don't know why JSON an XML are listed in the ranking~
Maybe sugar paste doesn't make it feel like you're having a heart attack every time you apply it
That part is simply wrong. Pipewire uses Alsa to drive the soundcard. Alsa is a hard requirement.
What a strange question.

It was a traumatic event in his father’s life. There is no illogic in despising the people and organizations that brought about that misery on his father.

The answer to this question is so obvious I have trouble believing you are asking in good faith.
> but not that many bald heroes - you've got The Rock, Jason Statham, who else?

Can't forget Aang!
This is interesting, but we're not expecting Mermaid to parse and execute SVG content, we just need it to export its internal representation to SVG.

IIRC the issue is that they rely on DOM manipulation for rendering (and node doesn't have a DOM). I can't think of a reason why Playwright as a mechanism would result in inconsistent output though, as long as you give the CLI the same theme/size/etc parameters as the original.
yeah, you almost definitely look worse without hair because almost everybody does, but just accept it and choose not to get it fixed. it makes all the other bald people feel better!
I'm in the US and It's bad. Really bad. I feel terrible for anyone without a job trying to find something new. It seems like the only option is to go hunt for recruiters or ask someone to make a recommendation for you at the company you're interested in. Otherwise your resume is probably never looked at. In my experience I tend to see more jobs available in Midwest than anywhere else right now. The pay is pretty average but it isn't terribly low. We're definitely nowhere near the salaries we had a couple years back.
If I understand correctly, lightning allow an unbounded amount of transactions for the cost of a couple of on chain transactions. So sure, there are still the need to hit the chain, but if you were to do all transactions on chain, you'd be even less scalable. In that respect, I don't see how you can claim that it is only an illusion.
every experience is unique. It's simply that, as a statistic, a non-nuclear home setup is one disproportionately rife with instability, chaos, and sometimes abuse. My single parent did the best for me, but it'd be hard to convince there's a "whole" home, when there were some days where I had to fend for myself with rice and beans a 12 years old, or when rent gets too high and we ended up rooming together with a 2nd single parent family just to stay afloat.
Hmpl.js: Template language for fetching HTML from API
60k is the average working income, not average adult income or human income.

You are also casually applying a 20% hike, which for many people is their entire budget after taxes and housing. My effective rate is already >40%, and you are proposing another 20%. That would mean others are getting more of my salary than I am.

12k seems an absurdity low number to provide universal shelter, Healthcare, food, security, and entertainment. My newspapers are full of stories on how 100k/yr isn't a living wage in California
There is certainly a balance to be struck. Being in a meat grinder that pays well is not super fun, and a lot of people would gladly take 70-80% of that in exchange for work/life balance and strong PTO.

TBH that's one of the reasons I chose the company I'm at now. I had other options, but having a team that I love and very healthy PTO won me over. To each their own!
> "In a major reversal, Google is ending a plan to eliminate cookies in its Chrome browser after four years of efforts, delays and disagreements with the advertising industry."

> It should say Googles real customers instead of the ad industry, or at least mentioned.

I'm sure their real customers aren't complaining about the removal of Manifest V2.
They all do it. I'm just saying Usain probably did as well.
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“His thighs were measured with a circumference of 73 centimetres (29 in). A circumference of 86 centimetres (34 in) has also been recorded, and the size of his quad muscles has led to him being called "Quadzilla" by some in his sport.”
That’s was not my intention!

Docker is young and fashionable, every windows script kiddy uses it nowadays!

And then comes to the Docker forum complaining about strange issues, not realizing Docker Desktop is a different product, it uses a Linux VM to run the Docker engine, which was build for Linux ;-)

I explicitly wrote "old-school Docker Swarm", as that is missing love for years and everyone with 2 IT FTEs seems to be moving to k8s.
Assuming each of the N microstates for a given macrostate are equally possible with probability p=1/N, the Shannon Entropy is -Σp.log(p) = -N.p.log(p)=-1.log(1/N)=log(N), which is the physics interpretation.

In the continuous version, you would get log(V) where V is the volume in phase space occupied by the microstates for a given macrostate.

Liouville's theorem that the volume is conserved in phase space implies that any macroscopic process can only move all the microstates from a macrostate A into a macrostate B only if the volume of B is bigger than the volume of A. This implies that the entropy of B should be bigger than the entropy of A which is the Second Law.
The system didn't crumble in fronteir times, that is to say 99% of history. The global monoply of states is just over a century old. This is new.
It is indeed helpful. It takes care of lot of mundane statements which I used to type earlier or use macros for. But AI at this point, still cannot write core logic - it will help in creating envelope but core business logic you still have to plugun.
Which part specifically?

Darpa toying with ACTUV expliclity because it was _dirt_ cheap vs relying on large surface combatants + air for ASW - small hulls with 10-20k per day operating cost vs 500k-800k per day ASW destroyer (US costs). It would be cheap to build out a fleet of ~50 small autonomous / minimally manned surface/subsurface fleet to follow the handful of SSNs on deployment at any given time. 30-80 ACTUV for surface ASW (US costs) is already 5-10 shadowing each deterrent patrol SSN. Economy of scale enters picture even if nuclear powered - danger is mostly political, parking reactors in adversaries EEZs. PLA relative cost vs USN acquiring/maintaining SSNs likely much cheaper / lopsided. Look at PRC's 80 type 22s that existed basically on the hope that it can deter the 1-2 carriers US normally throws in theatre.

As for mobile TEL / mobile land triad, like 30k+ HEMTT+LVSR has been built, and that's just Oshkosh Defense building tactical trucks. # of USD 300-500k heavy/tactical trucks globally in 100,000s. Add in land infra/tunnel/harden costs and you won't get close to 100m per shot. Can probably get Oshkosh to hammer out budget decoy TELs with autonomous driving without any of the the expensive TEL/launch hardware. Say what you will about US industry, US auto still pretty capable of building things that roll on wheels vs US ship building. SSNX is projected to be 5-7B per unit (200m+ per launch tube), that buys you a lot of road mobile launchers. E: USN plants to acquire like 30 of them. I would be very surprised PLAN needs to spend 150-200B on a ASW UAV fleet to counter that. That's ~400-600 054s frigates. An ACTUV drone would cost fraction of manned frigates. I think you're dramatically underestimating just how expensive US SSN force is / will projected to be and how economics will incentivize scope of counters.
Until vmmem starts using 100% of your CPU and you need to kill the WSL service to get your computer back (without the unsaved work of course).

But yeah WSL is just too easy. Specially with native vscode support it has become a favourite for many developers
Today's (relevant) SMBC: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/investment-2
I had the misfortune of working for a company that was "acquired" by some other company in that area. Never, never again.
I would've hoped that most people oppose the idea of preventing children from properly developing into adults solely on the basis of them expressing a desire to be the opposite sex. It's medical child abuse.
https://archive.ph/0BpSz
Yes, that’s very intentional and just masking (or setting) the bit is the intended way to do case-insensitive comparison of the letter range in ASCII (eg. stricmp in C), or to transform text to lower or upper case (tolower, toupper).

But what’s more, ever wondered whence the control (Ctrl) key presses like Ctrl-H to backspace, or Ctrl-M for carriage return? Well, inspecting the ASCII chart it becomes evident: the Ctrl key simply masks bit 6 (0x40), turning a letter into its respective control character!
It's worth noting that W680 boards are not a server board, they're a workstation board, and often times they're overclockable (or even overclocked by default). Wendell actually showed the other day that the ASUS W680 board was feeding 253W into a 35W (106W boost) 13700T CPU by default[1].

Supermicro and ASRock Rack do sell W680 as a server (because it took Intel a really long time to release C266), but while they're strictly to the spec, some boards are really not meant for K CPUs. For example, the Supermicro MBI-311A-1T2N is only certified for a non-TVB E/T CPUs, and trying to run the K CPU on these can result in the board plumbing 1.55V into the CPU during the single core load (where 1.4V would already be on the higher side)[2].

In this particular case, the "non-OC'd server-style motherboard" doesn't really mean anything (even more so in the context of this announcement).

[1]: https://x.com/tekwendell/status/1814329015773086069

[2]: https://x.com/Buildzoid1/status/1814520745810100666
It is very hard to do testing on theoretical side of things. It is also possible to cheat on experimental results. On top of that, it eliminates the possibility of redoing (or publishing previously done results) if there is no significant contribution.

I think academic publishing is not in a good place right now and should be improved, but I don't personally see any problem with the concept. Thank you for your insights on the matter.
these he-said she-said problems are hard to resolve with one party (and that is part of why those relationship forums have the worst advice ever). The issue here can lie anywhere from "they weren't aligned on how far they are in the relationship" to "she did not take into account the expenses he did pay but only remembered the refusals". The tone of the article makes the reader want to think the boyfriend was a selfish step parent who can't budget, but who knows the real truth?
TV has a fixed IP, which is not allowed to leave the local network.
I stream my entertainment from an Nvidia Shield and when I am done both are powered off on the power strip. Problem solved.
+99 points for the name
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Latvia here, the company I work at is actively looking to hire for embedded but so far haven't had any luck. We don't even have any hard constraints for applicants like degree requirements, etc. It's surprising how many developers don't know what a syscall is.

I would recommend expanding your field of view and learning a bit of everything. It's become a trope nowadays that one cannot understand the entire stack from top to bottom but that really isn't true.
It should always work, just like every table saw should have an anti-finger-removal sensor. Pay-per-use might make sense if the incremental cost wasn't vanishingly small unlike, say, teams of people searching the woods or calling an ambulance helicopter. "Did not pay" or "no insurance" should never be a reason to not save a life.
This, especially if it is early onset. I had a friend who lost most of his hair by the time he was 20 and it absolutely destroyed his confidence for many years
> Vendors are competing with one and another to win contracts.

Sure, in a well-functioning market economy without any distortions. But there are lots of those at play, so competition is severely hampered (by network effects, regulatory capture, and on and on... Up to and including, I suspect, mere ephemeral fashion). What we actually have in many areas of the "tech market" are oligopolies and near-monopolies, not perfect competition.

> CIO/CISO don't select vendors lightly.

Muahaha. Seems rather more like they're at least as naïve as any Web-surfing consumer on their sofa, easily bamboozled by trendy buzzwords and slick marketing campaigns.
In London.

My sense is that there are plenty of junior level opportunities still out there, although fewer than before.

But senior level positions which pay a decent salary (which i define as £200k+/year in London) are especially hard to find and get nowadays, compared to years prior.
That's essentially the same issue that applicants to selective colleges have faced for decades.
Why is it always the relatively new accounts saying this stuff? And zero instances of productive discussion, just "shit in the comments and make a new account in 6 months".
For pirating games: PS1, PS2, Dreamcast, for sure

For straight up modding: definitely the Xbox. The 007 and Mechwarrior bugs blew everything wide open, and the fact that it was just a PC with real (upgradeable!) storage spawned projects like XBMC, now known as Kodi: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kodi_(software)

And also piracy was rampant, but not the Swapmagic or Modchip kind. You could just upgrade the drive, _backup_ your games on there, and play 'em all of the drive.

The Wii and 3DS are also suuuuper open and hackable though. The homebrew scenes on both are incredibly impressive, not to mention the whole ecosystem of full blown launchers and shells and stuff. (Which, now that I think about it, was also a big deal on Xbox.)
Presidents should be held to similar health and psychological requirements as astronauts. The role/responsibilities require the same level of performance.
What stuff are you building? Everything is falling apart. I can't read without an account most of the sites that were accessible just a year ago: twitter, reddit, youtube etc.
Even before the existence of Israel there was an active arabic nationalism and Jews were discriminated against.

Israel is not a colonial power. The British split the land between Muslims and Jews.

The only problem is that some pushing for Arab nationalism couldn't stomach the existence of Israel or Jews in general. The land Israel was founded wasn't prosperous at all, on the contrary. Many years of cultivation made it the place it is today. I don't know what partition you reference as unfair here.

And that is true to today. If you look at the education of kids, you know who really has genocidal ambitions in this region and it isn't Israel.

> this supposedly entirely unprovoked and one-sided "attack"

Israel has the right to fight until the hostages are released.

The real "catastrophe" is the leadership of Palestinians, its teacher keeping the hatred against Jews alive. These are the perpetrators of the current conflict. Israels part is that itself has a problem with rising extremism. In this case it is a reaction to decades of conflict and hatred. That is no excuse but the same is doubly true for those that want to expel the Jews again and take their people hostage.
dutasteride and finasteride are drugs for enlarged prostate.

Far too many drugs, readily prescribed by our GP's and medical professionals, are associated with suicide ideation.

Not including all the other dangers written in small print on the side of the packaging.

Where are the gate keepers who are supposed to protect us from big Pharma
The way I understand it is with an analogy to probability. To me, events are to microscopic states like random variable is to entropy.
General license HAM operator here. The good thing is that HAM licenses are trivially auditable as the FCC provides a direct lookup on anyone licensed so anyone at all can verify their status. HAM bands are typically enforced by fellow operators who will work to triangulate and locate people who shouldn't be on it. There are even organized competitions where they practice locating devices.
First, let's make a distinction between TFA and the comment I was replying to, which implied that dating a woman with children did not imply any responsibility towards her children.

And this is what I'm objecting: Dating someone with children does, in fact, imply that responsibility, because the children aren't involved in the decision of you dating their parent, yet are immediately affected by it. The children evidently have previously experienced a separation of their biological parents, and I have yet to meet someone that wasn't traumatised in one way or another by this. So if you enter a relationship with their parent without the honest intention to stay, you wilfully cause pain to children for your personal pleasure. Think about this for a moment, it isn't hyperbole.

On the other hand, if you actually mean it, love your partner, and want to build a shared future, there's no reason to draw this weird line between their money and yours; you're a family now after all. Obviously that doesn't mean you need to let someone take advantage of you! But that isn't what I'd call family either.

As I said: Dating someone with children has far more implications than sleeping around in your twenties. It requires commitment and readiness to build a stable, lasting relationship. It's absolutely okay to not be at this point (or never getting there), but please: Keep away from single parents, then. The consequences of your actions have long-lasting effects on their children.

Edit: Oh, and this:

> There's nothing "sexist" about that. The only sexism here is expecting a man to pay for dating by supporting her kids.

Nah, sorry. A comment that starts off by calling a grown up woman "Sweetie" and then proceeds to assume she must have been "impregnated" by three different men without any reason to think so, is just some misogynistic bullshit.
Why would anyone watch a film with a second rate USofA VP when they could read the IPCC report in full or even just start with something basic like Syukuro Manabe's 1967 Thermal Equilibrium of the Atmosphere with a Given Distribution of Relative Humidity ?

It's 57 years old but still an absolute stonker of a paper, rightly considered the single most influential paper in climate research. (and only 19 pages).

https://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/atsc/24/3/1520-04...

Heat equations aren't that hard and the changes made by humans to the atmosphere are on record in gas libraries dating back to the Cold War and available in real time high resolution by dedicated satellites today.

There is no doubt in the matter of AGW anymore save in the minds of those challenged by math and susceptable to the FUD spread by denialists.

https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg2/
>that's the kind of attitude that forces women to reject her own children just so that she can find a new partner.

It's a harsh reality, but reality nonetheless. kids are already on the decline. Many men may literally be unable to help support a family of 5, especially with all 3 kids being so young. You gotta swing for the fences with someone who can do that support, or otherwise try to align with someone ready to bear that responsibility of a family they did not help birth.

Men are already absolutely worthless per unit on dating sites, so there won't be much sympathy on a male-oriented forum about dating troubles.

>as you start supporting your partner beyond that, you have to accept that some of that support goes to the children.

I suppose that's why many partners pass on a potential partner with children. May as well not pretend it's not a roadblock.
It's proving the 3 nodes with no direct connections to each other that is the complicated part.

It's not "you have a group of 3 or you don't".

You can have all six people tangled up in lots of different combinations, so how do you prove there's a way to pick three that only connect indirectly?
This seems like a highly politicised answer

Australia has 1/3rd the population of the UK on a literal continent.

In Ireland we also have a housing crisis, because ironically all of our young construction workers have emigrated to Australia because there's a huge construction boom there. If you restricted immigration you'd have a bigger housing crisis
I was going to ask you to please explain as I didn't understand, but I am guessing you are talking about the same thing as this comment[1] right? That's super cool

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41042570
There are principles that help when playing chess as I learned watching some YouTubers:

- Develop your minor pieces early in the game (bishop/knight)

- Castle

- Connect the rooks

- Put pieces in a way they are protected by other pieces, so you don't blunder.

- Don't put out queen to early or make heroic attacks with 2 pieces at the beginning of the game.

- Don't start pushing pawns like crazy before you've developed. Especially pawns in front of the king while board is still crowded by minor/major pieces. I think I've only lost a single game where opponent pushed pawns like crazy while leaving rest of the army behind.

- Watch out for ways how opponent can check you and do harm.

- See what forcing moves you have. Look for 1. checks and 2. captures.

- You don't always have to defend piece that is being attack - you can be more aggressive and make a thread yourself by advancing some other piece.

- To take is a mistake - you don't always want to take opponents pawn or piece as it can help develop them/put another piece on a more active square. Or it may help open up an open file for a rook, tldr makes opponent pieces more active (active means pieces cover more squares). You may sometimes benefit of enemy capturing your piece first and you recapture by leaving some file closed/blocked by pawn.

- Usually there is little calculation needed in the opening. GM Igor Smirnov also mentions that he doesn't always calculate. And he doesn't calculate what happens when opponent pieces go backwards, usually calculates what is the biggest threat opponent can make. And it can be beneficial to calculate just 2-3 moves ahead.

- Try to see what your opponent wants to do

- You must have some kind of a plan - why do you want to put piece on that square? Not just put it there because you have to move and on the next move that same piece is being threatened with, say, no defenders.

- Jumping in with the knight deep into enemy territory without a way to back out may cost you a knight.

- Putting a piece on a square that opponent can kick you out on next move maybe just looses tempo if the goal is not to reposition your piece or there is another thought to it.

Anyways, knowing all of this I'm only 800 rated. I blunder alot. Or I have a great advantage until I make it to the endgame where I loose. I also come to realization that one must remember / know lot of stuff to be good at chess. I thought my logical thinking is strong, but yeah, I don't enjoy the skillset needed to become good at chess.