skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you're into notion I wanna recommend obsidian. It's got support for both of those and it's way more lightweight. If you use the tables and images a lot I will say notion is simpler to use there, the same is possible in obsidian but it's more work for sure, but when I was using it it started to feel bloated and even though I love it I wanted something smoother and obsidian has been exactly that. Plus local storage as markdown for reliable access even if obsidian ends up shutting down or something is nice, and unbeatable for searchability since you can ripgrep through it all with ease.
Not GP but... I have some doubt on Wikipedia data: I'm from Italy, living in France, and well... Italy is the ONLY (AFAIK) country in the world with a mean domestic electricity contract limited at 3kW, here it's common 36kW (12 per phase) just as a small comparison, so I highly doubt a mean Italian can consume 5MWh/year... Of course data per-se are the same Terna (the grid operator) cite, but I think they have computed something weird mixing industry and residential, because:

- in Italy only very few have electricity to heat

- A/C is still not that common

- BEVs are still not common at all

While in France electrical heating is definitively common, albeit not the sole source of heat for most.

Essentially: I think such data need much more proof on how they are collected before being trusted.
Didn't know "FAMF"

> The impact of a high number of inodes and the limitations of the number of inodes in Unix-like systems. A very valid point. For which I created 4 million directories, under ...

"FAMF" is horrible for large volumes of writing, it might work well for KPM, but I wouldn't trade DB (even if it's SQLite) for FAMF, probably because I'm a software engineer (as you mentioned in your text)
I also have the feeling that there is a good chance Tesla cars built in 2024 won't become robotaxis. But that is a different question.

My guess is about the first car using Tesla software to offer commercial rides. No matter when it was build or who built it. Because the most interesting part is the software.
After looking at your web page and your HN post for 1 minute each, I have no clue what your software is doig, where it is running, whether it is open source, how much a subscription costs etc.

It's also confusing to me that the title says HTTPS, the post says HTTP.

The use of HTTPS in the HN post title as a verb makes it incomprehensible for me. Are you planning an HTTPS-basef network attack on the computers of all HN users? Probably not. But then why do you suggest it in the title? Why not write a title which is easy to understand, using common verbs?
Yeah, this is better understood as a story about saturation. Tesla (really the Model Y specifically) walked into a market in the spring of 2021 as the world was recovering from the pandemic and had extra cash, with a product that was just plain wildly better than any alternative from any vendor. And it ran away with the market.

Basically "everyone" in a Blue State Urban Environment looking for a large sedan or crossover for the last two years has ended up buying a Y. But... now we all have our cars, and the market is saturated. There are other markets to sell to, but those take different products. The Y too small to grab minivan/SUV owners, the 3 is still too expensive to make the same impact in the compact segment, etc... (The cybertruck production ramp is still shipping every car, so we don't know where demand will top out there yet).

Obviously the financials don't care about "why" you're down 17%, but it's important to recognize that the reason is emphatically *not* that people don't like their Teslas. It's that everyone who wants a Tesla has one now.
> The ß sticks around in German

Some German. I believe it’s basically abandoned in Swiss German.
That would presumably already be against the law in many jurisdictions (cities, suburbs), so there wouldn't need to be an additional law to cover the situation where you're shooting at a drone versus a squirrel.
Redefining transparency to a perfunctory level does nothing but reinforce the idea that it is a star chamber.
Your document contains zero relevant information and you refused to point to any specific part of its 90 pages. Obviously you have no evidence for your claims and you made stuff up by linking to an irrelevant document and then being extremely obtuse and annoying when being asked to substantiate what you are saying or even to specify why the document contains relevant information.

If you have zero evidence of a claim being true, stop making it.
I wasn't aware of this gem of C minutiae:

Compound assignment operators such as += are really multiple tokens. Thus,
a + /* strange */ = 1
means the same as
a += 1
There are some bugs I would never have figured out without this technique. It feels like cheating.
I think the factor you're overlooking may be the use by industry.
https://apnews.com/live/biden-trump-election-campaign-update...

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/biden-drops-2024-presidentia...
Note that this is despite significant price drops.

Looking at the entire US, the numbers look a bit different. Teslas best selling car sold 10% less, not as bad as RAM and some others (RAM PU -25%). At the same time more vehicles are being sold (+5%) and companies such as Toyota and Honda are looking really strong.
Ah but only due to a broad range of hardware and software issues, not because of the same hardware issue killing the desktop equivalents, so that's good news.
You didn't answer my question.

>And you stated that general politics are not allowed under the submissions policy.

It's what the policy says. There's on-topic and off-topic with exceptions. Blanket statements about what "good hackers find interesting" is a partial representation of the policy.

> I’m pointing out that this is far from general.

Going back to you NOT answering my question, I'm not saying this is "general" either.

Obviously, you didn't read the whole thread.
The thing is, there needs to be a Vice President to declare the winner of a Presidential election, as we all learned on Jan 6, 2021.

If Biden resigns and Harris becomes President, a new VP would need to be confirmed by the Senate, and the (GOP controlled) House.

What if the House refuses to take up the vote, similar to how McConnell refused to bring up Merrick Garland’s Supreme Court confirmation? In theory that kicks the election to the states, and each state counts as one vote, winner takes all.

I don’t think that’s a gamble the Democrats are willing to take, being that a majority of states (not a majority of the population) are GOP controlled.
Anti-police sentiment has not waned among minorities and that is a demographic she would need to capture to win.
I'm ready to elaborate, but I'm talking about something like this.
(I certainly hope not to sound like a lesswrong nut, which I certainly did this time)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-utility_function#:~:text=....

I don't want to pretend to sound like I fully understand what's going on here, but I do think this is approximately the right framework to think about how individual agents decide to cooperate or not on life-extension tech.

It's like a much more complicated prisoners dilemma- even with basic assumptions like "every agent thinks themselves virtuous and the other unvirtuous and refuses to communicate", it's already interesting to think about the shape.

On the topic, it's also interesting to think of reproduction as a very primitive life extension tech.
I use something like this too, I will say it's helpful to have some simple command to append text to it so you can do it automatically, and then an extra little bit so if it's your first append of the day it adds the date. Sometimes I know something happened on a date and if you're just using paragraph breaks to separate it's harder to find but if you know it was related to this meeting on that date a few months ago you can go straight to it.
Falsifiability is likely not what strictly necessary or sufficient delineates science from pseudoscience. It's good for some sciences but not others.
The benchmarks on GitHub use the N300 which has 2 chips per board with 4 boards in the system -- that's the "2x4" they refer to -- with each board being 1400 USD. So that's only $5.6k to match the system they sell, versus the H100 which is north of $30k. Well, OK, at an equivalent bs=32 it's only 4x or 5x worse than the H100 according to the benchmarks in this thread (500t/s vs ~2000t/s), but as you note that's not what people practically use for batch sizes, and the power usage is a factor of 4x worse overall too. So, at an impractical batch size it only uses 4x more power for about 1/4th the total tokens/second. Given the pricing you could in theory buy 4x as many cards while still being cheaper than an H100, but that totally ignores operational and other scaling costs. Apparently Tenstorrent is still on 12nm for Wormhole, too.

Anyway, I overall agree with you it's not as amazing as people here might make it sound. I think people here are viewing it with rose tints because practically speaking nobody else actually sells B2C accelerator hardware at a reasonable cost, and has actual availability which is what they want. They look at Tenstorrent and see a "Buy now" form as a way to spend $5k USD and get 96GB of GDDR6 and a toolchain that's both open-source and not-nvidia, or whatever. This forum is going to be particularly sensitive to things like that.

The actual hardware I think still has a ways to go, but hopefully they can scale it up in a bunch of ways and people can at least buy functionally usable cards with a software stack that works on them all. So, they're doing better than a lot of competitors in those ways, I guess...
A single shot with a 9mm pistol hitting a drone 75' in the air? One has doubts.
https://archive.ph/y4oTY
Just another day spelunking in the electron mines
Urban desirability paradox: UK urban-rural differences in well-being, economics
Thats fair, and apologies, I edited that bit out as you were replying. (for posterity, at the end I had a stronger claim saying I was happy to put 6 figures on Teslas shipped in 2024 will never have a paid ride without someones hands on the wheel. Then I remembered that was irrelevant :P )
Really great work, especially the music synced animation - could as well also be projected in an electro club
Alright, let's see if 3 months is enough time to bolster a new candidate. I hope, for our sake, you're right.
It's a big deal to the people making and using the parachutes.
I'm sure they could, but would it satisfy all of the different state laws being passed, and will it satisfy any state laws that crop up in the future?
Dent eSIM uses only one eSIM for the whole world (or at least used to).
The problem however is that a generic "panic" lint will trigger on these as well. Which will be pretty annoying. Combined with the fact that such a lint will have to see through functions in other crates (otherwise `unwrap` and indexing won't be linted) will make this pretty annoying. I hope maintainers won't be nagged to remove lecit panics like these just because the lint annoys some dependents...
Unless you have access to a particularly mathy library, are fond of piracy, or have an exceptionally well stocked second hand bookshop nearby: that's going to be an expensive undertaking.

(Says the guy who has dozens of untouched maths books lying around)
VirGL might help, it redirects OpenGL calls over a socket. Start virgl_test_server and run your app with extra environment vars __GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=mesa LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 GALLIUM_DRIVER=virpipe
good thing he's not running for anything then
I don’t really care if my president can ride a bike, I care if he can think and speak cogently. Biden cannot.

I’m not comparing him to Trump btw. Just explaining why I’m perfectly happy that the dems are replacing Biden with someone else.
If the subpoenas can get issued before any pre-configured expiry deletes the evidence…

So good luck. I worked at a place with a 6mo expiration policy across the board. Perfectly legal way to avoid getting your emails in the news.
"Donald Trump is going to win. And I'm OK with that." - Jared Golden, Democratic House Representative of Maine

I really hoped it wouldn't be so, but anyone that's ever seen Kamala speak will find she is about as compelling as Joe Biden on a bad day. I believe this means China and Russia can prevail in the short term, unless he actually boosts Taiwan's defence meaningfully, which I doubt he will after the Ukraine/Israel/Taiwan aid holdup fiasco.

It is what it is. I wish the nominee was Gretchen Whitmer with anyone but Kamala. I wish Biden had not run for reelection. I wish he hadn't endorsed Kamala. I wish the Democrats and Obama had backed Sanders or Biden in 2016 when they were fit to serve. I wish Trump moderated himself after the attempt on his life instead of business as usual a week later.

I hope I'm wrong about everything observably bad about Trump's first term and his decline since, because with another trifecta of loyalists, he's probably getting much more done this time.
The correct name of the party is the CPC. “CCP” is a good indicator for propaganda.
Nice job! I wrote a bash script that does the exact same thing a couple weeks ago. I didn’t even think to make it its own project.
Did you go read the comments in the link above for the Microsoft tool? Because your comment indicates you didn't. I stand by what I said and it does showcase the level of quality Microsoft puts into their products today.
Polio Found in Gaza by IDF, IDF Bringing in Vax
This discussion around adding shadows to window boarders in imgui is also interesting: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/issues/1329
Speaking clearly has nothing to do with mental fortitude. Tons of things can affect the fluency of speech. We really need to move past the days where we judge people's intelligence and competence based on how well the connections of their brain are able to influence the movement of the vocal cords and the tongue the lips and the jaw.
We built the world on a foundation of crates of dynamite. We're now in the process of demanding better packages and purer ingredients. We want the users to be more careful.

I'd suggest selling bricks. In other words, operating systems that never, ever, trust user code. See Genode or GNU Hurd for examples.
you know, on autoimmune diseases the immune system is actually working as intended. It's just that the target is all wrong.
As far as I'm aware there's never a requirement to use a specific product/technology for compliance. The standards will require processes or something very general and the way a company complies is their choice. It's certainly possible that a company will buy a certain product because it checks some compliance box but I would expect there are many other ways to check that box.
To keep groundwater out. it's common to use nitrogen, but the LCC would be hard to resupply with tanks[0], so (based on the photos) they used air that had been dried.

Story time: The airbase I was stationed at in Germany had been built by the French, prior to their partial departure from NATO[1]. There was a buried cable on base that went bad while I was there. It was pressurized but apparently the hole in the casing/jacket was large and admitted more water than could be kept out by the nitrogen. So the airmen of the outside plant had to use their TDR[2] to find the fault and dig it up to repair it. To their surprise it turned out to have paper insulation[3], as it was made before plastic began to be widely used in wiring. It also had swastikas printed on it - because the French had used captured Nazi war-surplus cable when they built the base in the late 1940's.

[0] It would be hard to maneuver large & heavy steel cylinders down the entrance, through the blast doors, and satisfy the security concerns of the LCC crew that they were legit. And then remove the empties afterwards back through all that. The cylinders can not be stored on the surface, for security reasons and because the buildings would no longer be present after an attack.

[1] https://shape.nato.int/page214871012

[2] Time-domain reflectometer. It's like radar for wiring. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-domain_reflectometer

[3] The water soaked much of the paper for quite a distance in either direction of the hole. So they ended up replacing a rather long piece of cable instead of just putting in a splice junction. Lots of digging & cursing needed.
What a person thinks and what a person externally expresses can be two entirely separate things. I'm pretty sure Biden can think entirely well enough to be president.
Their stance will be: “How can you manipulate your engineers into accepting Jira and AI without harming their productivity?”

It’ll be phrased in HBR terms, but that’s the essential core of it. It’s not about how leadership can change their own beliefs and priorities. It’s about how they can modify others so they don’t have to change themselves.
One my team’s “goals” (which we did not pick) is to increase our velocity. My coworkers and I didn’t really discuss it but we’ve all started adding extra points to every ticket.
Yes, it would be beneficial for Biden to step down, as this would make Kamala Harris the presumptive nominee and simultaneously break the glass ceiling of a female US President. This would also demonstrate her presidential capabilities to the general public, who may not fully comprehend the responsibilities of the office. Furthermore, if Congress were unable to confirm a VP, it would reflect poorly on them and dominate news cycles, shifting the focus away from Republicans. As President, Harris would be able to address the nation with authority, rather than just as a VP campaigning for the top office. Additionally, it's been apparent for some time that Biden has been facing mental and physical health challenges; it's surprising that this isn't more widely acknowledged.
Note: As an independent observer, I'm offering this perspective as a political strategist or from the perspective of Americans seeking to overcome the historical gender bias in US presidential politics.
It's also ambiguous as to if he was removed for a CoC violation. It just says he was removed "for cause". It then goes on to state (emphasis mine):

"A Code of Conduct complaint was also made against Sonny Piers."
You?

Generally discussion works best around here when each participant only has to explain their own points. If people have to explain your own points to you it makes discussion kind of hard.
Yeah, somehow between comments I forgot this was about shadows and I was thinking more about drawing polygons. In that case, you can break up the polygons and work out the colors for each of the (theoretically 2^N) regions of overlap.
You could also have been referring to retail or low-cost manufacturing.

For others, sex work is validating, empowering, exciting, beautiful, freeing, independent, a way to be seen (that means recognized for who they are - rather than societal conformance pressures), a direct interaction with people who truly appreciate and are thankful for the work, flexible, personal (as opposed to impersonal / replaceable cog), creative, and something that they can get up for in the morning.

What you are describing is not rooted in, or equivalent to "sex work". You can be depressed and want to kill yourself at the perspective of going to the office. That it's an "office" is not the root of it.
It's all standard Linux metrics that node-exporter exposes. Mostly from procfs.
I gave up on gpg when I couldn't get my key signed at defcon multiple years in a row. If there's not interest in it at defcon, I don't know where else to go.
> Most developers attribute their time loss to tech debt or insufficient documentation

Ah the tech debt argument. Most likely it's true, but what developers really want to do is Rewrite The Whole Thing, often in something new. That's always a fun, career-advancing project. Being in the position of seeing others do this, and being the person who's wanted to do this before and has done this before, I can say it's not often a good outcome. Software development and UX are different skills and it's a rare developer that has both. This is otherwise known as Refucktoring. When the tech debt refactoring project is given to the wrong person, it's a good way to end up with even more tech debt and less willingness of leadership to try again.
Falsifiability is a requirement for any scientific hypothesis. I don’t know about pseudoscience but a non-falsifiable hypothesis is not science.
Since this was written, Delta Chat came into being: https://delta.chat/
Moderators unflagging this makes a lot of sense.

I felt the threads about the assassination attempt a week ago deserved similar treatment for the historical relevance.

Whatever is done here should be done with a consistent set of principles applied to both parties.
I think jira isn’t really the issue — it’s actually easier to use (IME) to express a body of work than notion, asana or trello.

Like most things, I think it’s a people problem. Story points, velocity, burn down, etc are mostly nonsense.

Tracking productivity can be largely subjective and unfair, probably better left to judgement of a decent manager.

At the end of the day I think it’s systemic incompetence and lack of clear communication, from any combo of product engineering and business, that causes frustration more than creating epics, stories, subtasks and bugs.
My favorite part of ĳ is the folk transliteration to the character "ÿ".

In cursive script, it's easy to see how "ĳ" becomes "ÿ". However, "ÿ"s Unicode codepoint of U+FF means it often shows up as a placeholder for "unrecognized character", doubling down the misapprehension that "ÿ" is the correct character in dutch text.
> This say (sic) for a long parking strip, parking sequentially at random will allow about 3/4 as many cars to park as if you were to pack the cars end-to-end.

Not about parking vs urban density
When I was a boy we played capture the flag in some of the undeveloped waterfront acreage that is all covered by condos for decades now. If you found a place that was dry land and you had to go through mangroves to get to, that was an isolated place.

Before development, lots of the Intracoastal and side canals had mangroves before the first seawalls were built, we thought they were a nuisance when there were so many it was difficult to find a sandy spot to beach a small boat and go ashore.

The local kids called them gooli-gooli plants, everybody else was from up north and they didn't know what they were either :)
That's definitely not true.

The moderators can flag, delete or promote posts as they seem fit, without any transparency.

And of course there are some users that have the flag button which is a super-downvote button (more like downvote and remove).

The community has some input, true, but not as much as on reddit, definitely not as much as on 4chan.
> Being president should take a high degree of intelligence, integrity, and awareness. At all times.

You're basically saying a superhuman is the only thing that should be president. There doesn't exist a person that can navigate politics while having a high degree of intelligence, integrity, and awareness at all times.
pardon me for my bad english, english was not my native language and yet I forgot to use AI to correct my title

basically the title only say 10% of what this software can do, the other feature as visible on Lokal.so site

people might call it ngrok alternative, well it could, but ngrok doesn't have features like Lokal's do

so what's this software basically do is:

Share: your localhost with Public and https .local Address
Debug: What's Incoming, Replay without triggering real WebHook
Develop: further with AI Assistant help!

if you still don't understand about what this software could do, I'm afraid I'm running out of word to explain this on your-own terms.

appreciate it