skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just threw up in my mouth. Yes, our capital markets developed FOMO on the next Apple or Microsoft and so they devolved into throwing caution to the wind and funding people like This. There were trillions lost, millions of workers permanently removed from industry (I think IBM laid off almost a quarter of them alone), plus the damage to the private equity companies that were robbed of investment (by ALL available capital going into "companies" like PETS.COM during the dot-com bubble) and then the catastrophic losses we all sustained as the public equity markets popped followed by the tech nuclear winter that lasted SIX YEARS (when few university students graduated with CS degrees) causing untold additional losses for decades thereafter. I'm glad there are companies like YCombinator to experiment in a controlled way with exploiting high-level technologies (like Web 2.0...) to make our economy run more efficiently, but execs back then were not experienced enough to put people like this guy under a proper manager or simply cut him a check to buy a Corvette or something and send him on his way. Some of those execs did have big wins that have allowed them to move on from their "stabilizing role" in the economy to a now very "destabilizing role" (by inflating another stock market bubble and "artificial" energy crisis). Let's hope the capital markets shut them down before it repeats --because next time, China and Russia won't be on their knees as we screw around with investments in those finding their way at McDonalds.
Age Dynamics in Scientific Creativity
None directly afaik.

But attachment has immense benefit for social animals. Attachment is maintained by both positive and negative emotional incentives.

Grief is the negative emotional incentive ramped up to the max.
Public datasets. You can view the sources for each city by expanding the "Data Sources" tab in the sidebar menu.
I got a sleep study years ago, and again more recently. An ahi of 7 or something. I tried the CPAP machine for 7 weeks and it made no noticeable difference. I've got a mouth guard (mandibula advancement splint) which reduces snoring but again no real difference in fatigue. I've also had nasal surgery but still no real difference. I'm a little overweight but nothing crazy.

Slightly annoying really that I haven't found a magic bullet to fatigue, unsure what to try next (other than just lose some weight & exercise more).
The population density in Singapore is much higher than in Detroit. Guess where you are more likely to become the victim of a crime..
I've been doing some business intelligence research with a friend which got me looking at annual reports from the like of Gannett who amazingly think they can tell stockholders their business is great and get away with it.

Look at the actual paper and it's a different story. When we had a contentious school board election a few months ago all of the "alternative" papers in town had the results that morning, some even had it in the evening. The Ithaca Journal didn't have it in next day's paper and didn't have it on their web site until 2:30 PM the next day. Historically I've bought a paper to get electron results and I'm sure I'm not the only one. I've had people scoff at me when they saw I was carrying a paper because the paper seems to get a page shorter whenever you see it. The other day the Journal had a front-page story above the fold about how an obscure closeout retailer was closing four stores in towns in Upstate NY I never heard of. There's a movement to strike the Ithaca Journal as the "paper of record" for our town because it seems really unfair that they get the legal notice business while they aren't keeping up with our much more civic minded weeklies and web papers.
That's a great point actually. I guess literally seeing the dead body of a loved one isn't so relieving to humans, but there's no way to communicate the death to an animal other than just visually. So that's probably the best way to go about it. I'm keeping that in mind for the future.
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have them get a sleep study. If they have sleep apnea it's slowly killing them. It's really important to get that treated. Be patient with the machine, try various options, like sleep tape, and what not, but the machine is AMAZING if you can sleep with it on.

First time I slept with it on I woke up at 4:00am after having the best sleep of my life and was ready to go. It's amazing what a real nights sleep can give you.
I’ve fallen victim to this, though perhaps fortunately with digital synth plugins that take up no physical space.

This is related to another problem of mine: ignoring things I’m naturally good at, and fixating on things I’m naturally bad at. In this case, I have no real musical talent, can’t play instruments in rhythm, can’t arrange a song, and I’ve nevertheless been pursuing this in my spare time for a decade with no results. Sometimes I buy new gear thinking it will help, but people with musical talent can do much more with much less.

On the other hand, I showed promise for visual arts but never pursued it. My frustration with being bad at something seems to overpower my desire to be really good at something.
I like this idea. This also seems easy to approximate in vitro. Pathogen growth rate at body temp vs pathogen growth rate at fever temp. Are they markedly different?

When I have had a fever, it is not a significant absolute temperature change. Seems reasonable that the infection can handle it. It probably always needs to survive room temperate->human temps, so has mechanisms to cover a large gradient.
x11 is depreciated. It has no active maintainers and barely even qualifies for "maintenance mode" status; the push to remove Xorg can be justified by enumerating the security issues and nothing else.

Strictly speaking Linux is "productive and usable" with nothing but a terminal multiplexer and a shell to work with. With expectations as high as they are in 2024, I don't think former Windows or Mac users will feel at-home with an x11 session. Switching away from bazaar-style software development is a prerequisite for the Year of the Linux Desktop.
Whenever I've had this for a hobby, it's always been when I've had more time to think about the hobby than do the hobby.

So this happened more when I had long commutes, so plenty of time to read about new gear, discuss gear on forums, think about gear, etc.

When my commuting ended, I had more time to do things, and the lack of engagement with new things coming out mostly put a stop to it.
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I know it is a bad idea and I honestly don't know if I have sleep apnea. Always wake up not rested enough. I don't want go through the whole sleep study cycle because my insurance wouldn't not pay for it.

Can I just get a sleep apnea machine and try it for, let's say, a week? Is it dangerous?
As a quick smoke test to see how bad your snoring is, you may want to look into the smart alarm app 'Sleep Cycle', which records snoring events.
Thanks for making this, it would be helpful if the city boundaries weren't so closely observed, most people don't care where the exact city lines are but have more of a feeling for the general metropolitan area as a blob
If it's about movement, then population density might not be the best factor either. You might need some other way to see the number of humans moving through a given area. Stuff like office buildings have higher populations during office hours, but wouldn't be caught in "population" metrics.
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Github: https://github.com/automatisch/automatisch

Docs: https://automatisch.io/docs

Integrations: https://automatisch.io/docs/guide/available-apps
I've seen nanopads (1 and 2) go for $20 fairly often; the kind of thing that's so cheap I'm always tempted to get it with minimal actual use cases for it.
I wonder if Twitter is about to be evicted for non-payment of rent.
Once you realize the goal of these articles is to funnel US money into defense spending, they make a lot more sense.
I just ran a couple hours ago into such a bug with Adyen, a couple payment methods have completely different behaviours in test vs production, and we ended up having to test in prod anyway.
And you have to use daytime, not resident, population estimates, or a combination.
Now do alcoholic beverages!
My uninformed guess is that at least it will cost you the branching because you need to check if it is inlined or not, and you pay that for every string. Branch prediction is likely very good for this case though.
Bring an extra toothbrush. Scrub your humidifier tank with the toothbrush and toothpaste, once a day. Now you can ignore distilled water for a week or two.
In this context those are all states noted by your brain till current state.
I wish that too but it seems their data sources are the cities themselves so those cities don't report things outside their jurisdiction.
I was thinking the same and apparently it has to be tuned (though I don’t know how real that claim is from the ENT). One thing to check quickly is to use an Apple Watch or similar device with continuous monitoring and see if you have any low blood ox levels.

Pulse ox devices are pretty simple but the ones they give you for testing are the only ones that have passed the FDA regs.
ditch wordpress. use laravel
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You can just disable the humidifier in those cases, I've found that I only really benefit from it when its really cold and dry.
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> I tried the CPAP machine for 7 weeks and it made no noticeable difference.

Did you look at the actual data from your CPAP to see if it was working? Oscar (https://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php/OSCAR_-_The_Guide) provides you with way more information than the basic app on your phone (or display of your CPAP) will provide you; maybe it just needed some adjustments or a different mask.
Hi HN,
My wife & I have built a free, open-source tool to lock scammers out of their domains.

Github: https://github.com/richardvanorton/scammerlocker
Website: https://scammerlocker.vercel.app

Here's how it works:-
The tool does a WHOIS lookup to get the domain registrar's abuse contact email. Then it uses Groq's mixtral-8x7b model to use the context and target URL provided by the user to generate an abuse report email with a matching subject. Using Mailgun, it emails the domain provider at their designated abuse contact.

The tool works for any illegal websites, including but not limited to investment scams, crypto pump, and dump, phishing pages, animal abuse, etc. All domain registrars, hosting providers, and TLDs are legally required to take action when they receive an abuse report. Typically, it takes several days to a few weeks to take the website down.

We were learning Next.js 14 and figured the best way to learn something, is to build projects with it and here we are!
The location of the police stations seems influential. I know in Berkeley crimes without a firm location get geocoded to police HQ. Do you think that might be affecting these maps?
Lenovo makes a Intel i7 version also called the Duet with the same type of detachable keyboard.
I wonder how many of these stories start with him discovering one of these massive government reports. They always seem to pop up in his videos! It really is impressive how much invaluable practical information is provided for free by the various federal agencies.
If the full consequences of Google's existence were magically made tangible, you probably would hate them.

Google is bad in the same way the Universe is big: to an extent so great as to be unimaginable to the human mind.
Musk has been following his hero Trump in not paying those he owes money to. So now X stands for shmuck.
What you could say, assuming the number of shooting victims per day remained constant, was that people on that street were now 50% less-likely to be killed in a shooting. If you moved enough people onto that street, again assuming a no change in the number of victims, the likely-hood of any individual being shot could be forced into a statistically insignificant number.

The reverse of your hypothetical is basically how high-crime areas come into being. If you have an area where 1 person every day is killed, and half the people leave, you would absolutely say the quality of life in that area declined. Everyone is twice as likely to die.

While per capita is an imperfect number, it's a crazy-good proxy for the thing we worry about – "how likely is crime in this area to affect me?"
Yes and no.

Not dividing by population density ~ Probability I will become a crime victim by travelling through that area

Dividing by population densitiy ~ Probability that I would be a crime victim if I live in that area
Testing in Production

The Crowdstrike philosophy /s
I just got new Corelle about 18 months ago when I redid my kitchen, and don't see any difference between that and the previous stuff I'd bought probably 15 years ago, other than the different pattern.
Record your SO's snoring, sight and sound, for a few minutes, and then show it to them.

It's hard to understand how bad it is when you're the one doing the snoring. It's easy once you have proof.
Okay, but I don't think poorly implemented server integration counts as DRM.
This is a very broad question, but the most straightforward answer is to use a popular full stack framework like Ruby on Rails. It'll give you most of what you need out of the box, and there's 3rd party packages for the rest.
Poetry was an official Olympic event
Weight loss, exercise, and diet sound like the next trials. Idk if it’s an as I get older thing, but I do much better energy wise when I replace grain-based carbs with fruits or beans, slightly more protein+fat, etc, within reason. I keep the calories the same roughly but find other fuels sources I enjoy, trying to limit major grain intake to one meal a day.
> Address Autofill is now enabled for users in France and Germany.

Curious why it was not enabled before
I do a similar thing. I like learning new things so much, I spend most of my time on new skills that I perform poorly, instead of using & continuing to hone my expert-level skills.
Elixir + Phoenix + LiveView. Or, if Python is more your jam, Django has built in authentication.
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Honestly most of the time the second I get good at something is when it stops being fun, I think this is pretty normal.
Usual problem - a glass that last meant a company that broke. Same for lamp.
Not sure whether communism under a foreign power helps here.
Your best bet would be to use something like Supabase, which simplifies all the backend stuff. Get deep into the docs and use Claude to figure stuff out.
Could we apply the methodologies of software development and the collaborative spirit of open source to innovation development and research projects themselves?

Nodecosmos is our attempt to answer that.

It has three main features:

1. Nodes: they can represent a component of a system, an ingredient in a recipe, or any other type of constituent. Nodes can contain other nodes, collectively forming a tree that represents the entire system.

2. Workflows: they detail every interaction between nodes in a step-by-step format. As each node has its own workflow, it allows for a comprehensive design of both the big picture and specific details. By laying out the interactions between nodes visually, workflows allow users to understand not just what components make up a system, but precisely how these components interact to produce the desired outcomes. This is critical in innovation, where understanding and tweaking these interactions can lead to breakthroughs in system design and functionality.

3. Contribution Request: central to managing collaboration on projects. It represents proposal to merge a set of changes to the project. Contribution Requests clearly displays the differences between the proposed changes and the existing state of the project, ensuring that all modifications are considered and assessed carefully before integration. It facilitates collaborative decision-making by enabling team members to review, discuss, and approve changes systematically. In CR users can suggest new nodes to the system, delete existing ones, tweak workflows by adding new steps, modify existing ones. Each element in CR has comment board that can be used for discussing specifics about it.

Note that it's free for public projects, so feel free to test it out.
you could, but i would not recommend it. Sleep apnea comes in many forms. CSA, OSA, maybe you need a bipap and not a cpap. Sleep apnea machines tell you how many events youve had during the night but you could be given a false positive if you try to self diagnose with one of these.

I should also add that for most people it takes months to acclimate to even keeping the damn thing on overnight.

Do you wake up with headaches?

source: i have sleep apnea and wear a cpap
What does it do if someone points it at a legitimate site?
Nice article!

> The second kind is nastier.
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> They change things in a way that doesn't make your scraper fail. Instead the scraping continues as before, visiting all the links and scraping all the products.

I have found that it is best to split the task of scraping and parsing into separate processes. By saving the raw JSON or HTML, you can always go back and apply fixes to your parser.

I have built a similar system and website for the Netherlands, as part of my master's project: https://www.superprijsvergelijker.nl/

Most of the scraping in my project is done by doing simple HTTP calls to JSON apis. For some websites, a Playwright instance is used to get a valid session cookie and circumvent bot protection and captchas. The rest of the crawler/scraper, parsers and APIs are build using Haskell and run on AWS ECS. The website is NextJS.

The main challenge I have been trying to work on, is trying to link products from different supermarkets, so that you can list prices in a single view.
See for example: https://www.superprijsvergelijker.nl/supermarkt-aanbieding/6...

It works for the most part, as long as at least one correct barcode number is provided for a product.
Let me rephrase that more accurately . . . the democratically-elected government of Ukraine is exercising its legitimate authority to draft people into its military during a severe war that it did not start.

Just like the Allies did in World War II.
I have a lot of hobbies, and I would say several of them are not fun with shitty gear.

Sometimes quality gear makes the entry process far, far less painful.
The lower classes would benefit. The elites find this very icky.

To be a billionaire you first have to be a sociopath.
Haha. I called a friend and told him I'd been diagnosed with G.A.S. 20 years ago. He sounded really serious when he said he was sorry to hear that. I told him the acronym and said I'm headed to the music shop to buy a synthesizer and would he like to join.

I'm glad computers have become so powerful because now I can emulate that same synth in software (Korg MS20) and much more.
From what I hear, ads got hit just as hard as tech did during the 2023 purge. The answer could be as simple as ad networks being very careful on where/what to ad, if not outright shuttering. So this (poor) attempt from Reddit is some way to be self-sufficient.
One of the reasons I migrated to FF a few years ago. No issues so far and a few bonuses, of which probably the most useful one is Firefox Containers.
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There have been a lot of comments on many Internet forums, during the last months, based on various benchmarks of engineering samples, that the gaming performance of these new models will be only marginally better than of the existing Zen 4 models and some times even lower than of those with 3D cache.

Only when the models of Zen 5 with big 3D cache will be launched it is expected that they will be noticeably faster for gaming.

When a 5.5 GHz 9700X matches or exceeds in single thread performance a 6.0 GHz 14900K, that is an almost 10% over the older competition and it certainly is 13%-18% over the corresponding model of the same clock frequency from AMD's previous generation.

There are many professional applications where the AVX-512 performance is decisive. There would have been much more, had Intel not prevented this by their market segmentation policies, which force most software developers to support only the weakest and most obsolete CPUs. I am myself interested in certain CAD/EDA engineering applications, where I expect a good speed-up from a 9950X, at a much lower price than for any previous solutions. This is a nice change at a time when most computing solutions increase in price, instead of decreasing, like in the old days.
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Yes, laravel has everything you need and is very simplistic.
Colonialism is the pursuing, establishing and maintaining of control and exploitation of people and of resources by a foreign group.

Just because it happens doesn't make it easier to swallow.

"have a person in a cheap country" sounds casual to me.
We have QR codes for installing for example cups printers and way more more things.

I am now using my Flipper Zero for such things including entering passwords at our Dashboards.
No, I'm definitely not a US company.
Do you snore a lot? Have you ever used a mobile sleep tracker or just recorded yourself (audio or audio + video)? You should be able to do some at home research yourself to see if you stop breathing at night.

You can also try a different sleep setup, like try and sleep propped up or add an extra pillow.
https://decodebytes.substack.com/p/night-of-the-living-brain...

(not mine - but was an interesting read)
Well, probably wouldn't be able to convince you that the artists playing shows using Euroroack (or Elektron, or TE) in front of bigger audiences that you ever have are "genuinely good."
Kids still get driven to school in my neighborhood that wont let you enroll if you're more than a mile or so away (officially it's a walking school). Yet every day the street it's on becomes packed with cars trying to pick their child up instead of just letting them walk home.