skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Of course it's a good thing, why on earth would you imagine it not to be?

> You were the one who could not find it not me and then you got confused with award and forward

Please don't be silly. I found all instances of the character sequence "war". Most instances were within full words, two instances were the actual word war.

Then you asked me to help you to search within the text. Most people on HN are capable of finding such things themselves. Why you struggle with this is a mystery.

You very much look to be the one confused.
Information neutrality is preferred to unbiased (which we used in 2018) but a bit of a mouthful and not widely understood. For more recent and nuanced views on this key topic see: https://blog.mojeek.com/2022/05/freedom-to-seek-matters.html
Heat is energy that causes something to raise in temperature, and is measured in Joules. Entropy is a harder to pin down concept, related to the internal state of a system, and is measured in Joules/kelvin. In certain processes, the change in entropy is equal to the change in heat divided by the temperature of the system.
Did the democrats do that this time?
If the gameplay amounts to what's in the video, it seems to be based on a poor or at least vastly simplified understanding of what ADHD is, seems to be training some a simple kind of multimodal attention and context switching between simultaneous things, but pretty much any complex video game will do that. Being designed around that premise seems to be taking the name "attention deficit" a bit too literally given the wide array of symptoms that have little to do with that kind of skill. Anecdotally, as someone with ADHD, I seem to be naturally better at that kind of "doing 2 things at once" skill than my peers anyway. Perhaps we're just seeing a tiny slice of the game and there's a lot more to it, but my experience of healthcare software and startup culture makes me think no, that's probably the entirety of the game, dressed up in some technobabble and references to medical journals/papers without much actual evidence-based efficacy.
It seems that CloudStrike only parsed and didn't validate, to great effect :-) /s

Not saying that this advice isn't solid, just thought it's funny given the news of this week.
I wish there were something inbetween the typical registrars who make pennies per domain and need to aggressively upsell other services to stay in business, and the likes of CSC and Markmonitor who focus soley on domain management but won't even give you the time of day for less than 5 figures.
"Centralized grids are cheaper"

I used to believe this too, but comparing Sydney/AU to Texas/US over the past decade has changed my perspective on distributed grid viability.

The end users may simply have no better options available. =/
I've known and used Stremio for at least 5 years, maybe more.
Not necessarily, it can also turn to motion or to electricity or to chemical processes or to other things. For example, if you're using the light bulbs to light plants, it gets turned to sugar, not to heat.
Some good previous discussions on this:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35053118

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21476261
As a heavy private tracker user I have found that most private trackers life and die by super seeders from seedboxes, just seeding from a home connection doesn't contribute any meaningful bandwidth and only helps you get bonus points from your tracker.
All we need is to show less SEO and more sites made with passion, that have communities involved in them, etc.
I dunno about the EU, but guanfacine has been approved in Norway for a couple years now, and AFAIK our approval process is fairly tied to the EU one, though I can't speak to the details.

There's also clonidine which has roughly the same mechanism of action as guanfacine and has been used for ADHD for a long time.
I read all 920 pages.
wow it must be working really well
Trouble is, the bridge built by any licensed engineer stands in its location, and can't be moved or duplicated. Software however is routinely duplicated, and copied to places that might not be suitable for ite original purpose.
Hi, pgmanage dev here. PgManage is being developed by CommandPrompt Inc. https://www.commandprompt.com/about/

Speaking of supply-chain attacks like the one happened with .XZ compressor - we are taking this matter seriously. I recommend to download PgManage builds from the
Github releases page https://github.com/commandprompt/pgmanage/releases
Cheers!
>Windows worldwide dominance also be blamed on SW devs from developing nations for being too poor to own Macs.

Linux has been a viable alternative for decades now for many tasks. This problem wasn't caused by a lack of money. If you want to blame someone for the dominance of Windows, blame corporations and managers, because they're the ones that have chosen it. SW devs from developing nations have only been doing what they perceived to be in their best economic interest.
Thanks. I think this is the way to do it because it will be a more realistic test.
I'm using loki with S3 storage (not AWS, OpenStack Swift that my hoster sells). Can't say I'm amazed, logcli is not pleasant to use, Grafana integration is very bare-bones and I spent more than I'd like to make it work smoothly, but in the end it works, so no big issues either. Log retention is configured in loki and storage costs are low, it compresses things well.
"Sen. Kamala Harris drops out of 2020 presidential race": [0]

"Following that debate, her polling numbers dropped to the single digits — and never really recovered.

Amid those problems, Harris' campaign reorganized — laying off some staffers in early states to focus its resources and attention on Iowa.

The latest RealClearPolitics average of recent polling showed Harris with just 3.4 percent support nationally, and just 3.3 percent and 2.7 percent backing in the early-voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire, respectively."

[0]: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/sen-kamala-ha...
Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report
But being certified for RedHat Linux doesn't protect you from Bugs in the RedHat Kernel. That's on RedHat.
ADHD and other neurodevelopmental disorders are all typically assessed based on self report (via standardised questionnaires).
Now this is what open source should be: well funded but also the community highlighting the projects building off of it — in this case the main project highlighting and advocating for the folks that build front ends to JellyFin.
My guess is that this is indeed what gaming would practic: prolonged focus on a single activity.

For me it seems like other games would also do, as long as they don't promote "scatterbrain".
Earlier there were some screenshots showing an entirely zero-filled .sys file but now we know that's not what the payload was.
Adding 8 lines to configuration files is too complicated?
My take on why users find Pin difficult: by itself, it has no meaning! This is different from every other wrapper in the language (except maybe AssertUnwindSafe<T>, which basically no one uses for its original purpose). Given a Pin<&mut InnerType>, there's nothing about Pin in the language or standard library that tells you what you can and can't do with it. (Unless the InnerType declares that it's Unpin, which implies that you can do anything you can do with an ordinary pointer.)

Instead, it operates as more of a "bring your own meaning", where the provider of the InnerType further creates any number of (internally unsafe) methods and APIs to manipulate a pinned object soundly. The only purpose of Pin<P> itself is to provide a pointer with fewer "intrinsic capabilities" (e.g., swapping &muts, moving out of Boxes, etc.), so that the inner type can allow further capabilities on top of that.

I suspect it's this nebulousness of meaning that confuses people the most. It certainly took me a fair while to figure it out. All the ideas about structural vs. non-structural fields are just to facilitate popular access patterns like "this one field is just plain old data, but this other field contains an object that itself wants to be pinned".
You might be right, it might be that the pharmacy won't accept the prescription until the last one has run out, rather than when the doctor will prescribe a new one. Regardless, it's a really common complaint in ADHD support groups I'm a member of with members based in the US - every month is a hectic hoop-jumping exercise that, if you didn't know better, almost seems designed to be difficult for people with ADHD.
Convenience and devops avoidance
I fear that this project, just like almost all other similar ones, just spread a false sense of a "sustainable, privacy and security focused free software mobile OS".

Almost all mobile devices, and surely all smartphones and tablets, require a large number of so-called "vendor blobs" (or just a single huge one) needed to operate almost all the hardware: wifi, Bluetooth, baseband "modem" and even GNSS receivers and touch input.

Those vendor-provided, undocumented and closed source software all need to run with high privilege levels, aka root. Thus they can do, intercept and inject almost anything within the device with no user interaction or authorization.

So, IMHO, all those projects simply give users "more power", but only as far as the vendors allow for. While an unknown amount of power is used by some other third (or fourth or fifth) party silently and undetected.

A small example.

That super secure auditable open source communication application does use strong cryptography, but still needs to use those blobs for unencrypted human-oriented I/O.

Whatever you type, scan display and record will need to get in through those blobs in an unencrypted (or maybe backdoored) blobs to get to and from the user or before getting through the encryption mill.

Have you ever heard about those spying or surveillance Trojans? Those are them!

How can we trust that? Simply we cannot. We just pretend it will be a fair play in a game we don't fully know.
The contradiction in CrowdStrike's statement of the cause
In this statement CrowdStrike says:

"The configuration update triggered a logic error that resulted in an operating system crash."

but then:

"CrowdStrike has corrected the logic error by updating the content in Channel File 291."

Both cannot be true. A logic error cannot be corrected by merely amending the trigger.
This is true of all famous essays. People remove the nuance included in the body and over-apply the title without really understanding it.

For example "Goto considered harmful". I remember working with a very good programmer who'd used a "goto", and a much less senior one[1] rejected their PR by linking to the article.

[1] I'm ashamed to say it was me, a long time ago.
Not a joke though.
How to create fake back-end using IndexedDB
Oxy does the same for pain, also stops working pretty quickly.

The problem with both stimulants and opiates is overdosing will kill you pretty effectively, and many will eventually overdose if they keep using them long enough, chasing the initial effect.

Modern medicine unfortunately seems focused on creating ever more addictive substances and treatments, creating subscribers I guess, which says a thing or two about how well profit driven healthcare works in practice.
ArkOS Starter Guide
That would require the system to actually boot. Which the CrowdStrike bug prevents.
Lego told off by 7-year-old girl for promoting gender stereotypes (2014)
https://archive.ph/piYBG
This is awesome. Getting some cool sci-fi styles with high frequency / low amp.

The opposite (low freq / high amp) gets pretty trippy.

Would be sweet for a projection at a rave.
> Programming is not fantastic for ADHD. Especially when majority of people don’t have ADHD to begin with. They are looking for an excuse for their lack of ability to focus on a boring task.

An excuse, or an explanation?

I have ADHD and programming is and always has been fantastic for me, if the project is not boring.
Thank you for the feedback, we will try to make this use-case more intuitive in the UI: https://github.com/commandprompt/pgmanage/issues/437
Great advice and works well in TypeScript as well. See https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/advanced-types....

More than merely catching compiler errors, this also makes writing code faster by offering better auto-completion for new code.
On the West Coast (Izmir, Dikili, Cesme, Bodrum) it is custom. It is sometimes called Italian or Roman ice cream, even though I never ate this ice cream in Italy. My two little girls picked this one even up, so it is custom right now, and I think since at least 30 years.
I'm exploring different things for this as well. I've only tried this one a couple of times, but in the last few weeks when I found myself ruminating on something fueled by anxiety, playing Tetris seems to have helped. I thought of trying it after remembering that Tetris can supposedly be helpful after a traumatic incident to help prevent PTSD[0]. I don't have PTSD, but figured it might help for general bouts of anxiety a well.

I just played in my browser, but think it would be much much more satisfying with a physical console like Brick Game[1] (which I had when I was a kid).

(This was apparently a ripoff of Tetris, but I think I'd enjoy the sense of nostalgia.)

[0] - https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2017-03-28-tetris-used-prevent-pos...

[1] - https://harddrop.com/wiki/Brick_Game
> That's a completely different situation.

Yet Biden (and for some reason not Trump, who's well documented to have the same kind of senior moments but they rarely make it to the news) is raked over the coals for them all the same. Why do we ask the president to be able to walk a stairs, remember pointless ceremony, and all the other things that have nothing to do with performance in office (on which there has been next to zero discussion this cycle)?

I can see that age is a risk factor you don't want for a commander in chief, anymore than you want it in fighter pilots. If so, age limits seem reasonable.
It is the attitude. The execution is not so complex if you don't have health issues.
Can you do 5.days() + 8.hours() + 1.minutes()?
You are the guy in the well in this comic: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/we-should-improve-society-som...
I don't know about Habbo but I've seen several games that look like it. Apparently some people use them as a virtual office.
I think the MPL attempts to be that license.
You cannot import trait methods as free standing functions. I'm not sure if there was a discussion about making this a possibility but it's definitely not something you can do today.
And what OS with what security product do you think the central key server runs?
Training isn't copying (any more than a browser or CDN cache is) or distribution. Copyright is out of scope. Is there anything else that would prohibit training?
Though I am not a legal expert, it is fascinating, that both European companies had this dispute in front of US courts. One hypothesis would be, that Ryan Air lawyers saw higher chances there than in EU courts.
This MSN link has no paywall https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/autism-can-be-reverse....
Maintain a golden test of your Haskell package's API
If you ran them, and they did show actual improvement, and demonstrated the causal connection, then yes, it would be a treatment.

That is not what happened here, though.
I'm not a sports fan, but if I search "best baseball team" I would expect to find the team with the most wins, or the best current set of players based on their historical stats, or the team most likely to win the current or next season. So maybe a time bias (want to know what team is best now, not 10 years ago), but not a geography bias. I want to avoid echo chambers. I don't want to be told the team closest to me is best just because it might make me feel happy.
This was fun. I saw a post on Pyxel a couple of days ago, and decided to write mine in Python using it.

https://github.com/abhishekbasu/minesweeper
Problem with that is the tool can’t protect the system from any bad actor who gets ring 0 access.

And even if it has ring 0 access it can’t really verify anything without secureboot or something like it verifying that nothing else started before it. This is also why Riots anti cheat runs as ring 0 as it has to protect the game against the owner/admin of the machine.

(And after that there is still bios or firmware level exploits)
It's called WebRender and it shipped in Firefox.
Don't you exagerate a bit ? I mean, of course I can never be sure of anything, but that's just like that with my PC computer, my laptop, my whatever. But, the simple fact of being able to bypass the whole google stack is a already an important thing to me.

More trust is already a bit better than no trust at all...

And PostmarketOS is not about building phone. For someone buidling a new phone, I feel your comment is more relevant.
Google Translate accepts it, so I guess it's a word. Only one Google result though (this page).
It's still bad, because at that age, close to retirement, they surely don't want to deal with all the nonsense and mayhem that US domestic passengers cause.
POSIX is one of those standards that don't really define anything at all. Microsoft POSIX subsystem is one of the nicest examples of something that lets you tick the POSIX checkbox but does almost nothing. One of the recent posix annoyances I stumbled upon was the clock_gettime where every platform has slightly different idea how the different CLOCKs are supposed to be interpreted :)

Personally I don't find the APE part of cosmopolitan that interesting, but their own POSIX API <https://justine.lol/cosmopolitan/functions.html> which also covers windows is interesting for sure. Zig's std also offers something similar, but perhaps not as good coverage. Getting fork, mmap, and poll work on windows is not small feat.
This is a super tool! But it still requires one to write good gates.

For all projects of some. Size I would advice people to use Zod or the like (unless there are special circumstances such that external deps can not be used).
When you have a language with a strong type system, this is one of the practical things that ultimately gives you freedom as your program gets bigger and more complex.

But you have to use it. E.g. by having a Class UncheckedEmail, a Class ValidEmail and a Class VerifiedEmail and ensuring that the conversion from one to the other has to involve your email-verification process.

That way you never have to guess whether the email adress is unchecked, valid or verified and there is no need for "is_email_verified" booleans that you may or may not forget to update/check. If you use the wrong thing in the wrong place your type checker yells at you, while you can focus on actually important stuff.
Also, discussion about AI:

- overwhelmingly focuses on LLMs

- assumes that AI equates LLMs

- assumes AGI is around the corner or it will never happen
"The twins underwent behavioural analysis, speech therapy and a strict gluten-free diet and nutrition programme as part of the trial to reduce inflammation."

"The diet was casein-free, a protein found in milk; low-sugar; had no artificial colours or dyes; zero ultra-processed foods; primarily organic; and locally sourced."

Once again, this shows how important a balanced microbiome is for good lealth.
Five Little Languages and How They Grew: Talk at HOPL (1993)
So in a nutshell it is about corporations pushing for legislation which compels usage of their questionable products, because such products enable management to claim compliance when things go wrong, even when the things that go wrong is are the compliance ensuring products.

Sounds like a good gig to me.
They still provide value, as they reduce the amount of parties you have to blindly trust and the amount of ToS and privacy policies you have to accept.
Thank you! I've been playing around with using a noisy gradient image as the input. Something like this: https://stock.adobe.com/my/search/images?k=noise+gradient

It makes for some interesting liquid textures.
How to Detect Faster Than Light Travel [video]
I run llama 3 8B q 4 k m locally, and it's amazing! This is my system prompt:

You are a helpful, smart, kind, and efficient AI assistant. You always fulfill the user's requests to the best of your ability.
I just found this after I noticed support had stopped for exa.
Pretty light article, does anyone have any more context? Does this set a strong precedent for all these types of sites? Booking.com wouldn't be the only site reselling airline tickets, in fact I wasn't even aware they did flights.

Does Booking.com do something particularly bad compared to something like SkyScanner or Google flights?

> "We expect that this ruling will end the internet piracy and overcharging perpetrated on both airlines and other travel companies and consumers by the unlawful activity of OTA (online travel agent) Pirates," Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary said.

Why is it almost always cheaper to buy through some weird 3rd party than with the airline directly? Sometimes it's a few bucks and I book with the airline directly, but sometimes it's over $50 cheaper to book through some 3rd party I've never heard of.
AFAICT, all the public was told is that it was “for cause” (https://discourse.gnome.org/t/updates-to-the-gnome-foundatio...)

They also seem to say:

“We took outside legal advice on the situation and the process at multiple points, and it was duly followed. For the purposes of limiting legal liability, that advice also included making the announcement very terse and factual. I appreciate this is at tension with the transparency that the community would hope to see, but Directors are also obligated to look after the Foundation’s legal requirements and financial interests.”
You’re not displaying a pattern of healthy behavior by creating numerous new accounts to try and provoke an argument on such a stupid point, without contributing anything of substance to the discussion.
Also many Ukrainians died with the European flag during the Maidan or while beeing occupied in Bucha. Russian leaders (or Putin) dont understand this. They are caught in cold war mentality.
...which somehow also lags and buffers even on a gigabit network.
Prisons are not evil.
Prisons just are.

We all just need to adapt on who gets to decide that you need to live in one.
Isn’t Booking an American company now? The company in Amsterdam is a subsidiary of Delaware company with HQ in Connecticut.
The main difference is that PgManage supports other databases too (although being mostly focused on Postgres support).
Some new features introduced originally in Postgres get ported to other databases too (table structure editor and ER diagam tools for example)
My ls usage went down 100% after I switched to fish shell. The built in Alt + l command lists the directory contents. Very helpful! And also results in a cleaner shell history.
Some previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41021364
Tech outage effects could linger for weeks
There was similar case with Kiwi.com.

Issue was that Kiwi pocketed refounds, would not inform customers of flight changes, changing baggage was very hard...

Ryanair service is OK (if you take it as a bus company). There do no play dead as Airbnb support. During covid they provided refunds sooner than Lufthanza for example.
My key takeaway here is: Good for you to have so much money to just pull off decisions like that.