skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Looks great except for the eMMC. That's the part that died on both of my previous phones (Galaxy NoteⅡ and Galaxy NoteⅣ; currently still using an iPhone 7 that's on its third battery and literally falling apart) so I am very wary of getting another phone with that type of non-replaceable storage. I know that people have replaced them but it takes some awfully fiddly soldering just to end up with another part that Will Die At Some Point.
I met a traveller from an antique land,
Who said—“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert...
Christ the Redeemer statue of Jesus Christ in Rio de Janeiro is giant. This one is not.
This is mesmerizing. I zapped twice, landed on an interesting channel and... Moved the window to another monitor and full-screened it. Well done.
love seeing this resurface, am working on something similar myself -- it'll be like running Taipo on the Fulcrum, with influence from Ikcelaks "Word Builder" serial-steno system (in case anyone wants terms to research :p)

i'll try to polish a write-up when i finish, but really need to focus on finishing first >u<
I have an extra suggestion: Maybe some keyboard key mapping, like up/down for switching the channel. I'm imagining having this perma-running in a small PC connected to a TV and the small wireless remotes have mappings for the arrow keys and up/down for channel would be perfect for that. (maybe other mappings as well)
Please make this an Amazon Fire TV Stick App! Would love to simply switch on and keep doing my work.
Your response perfectly illustrates a common behaviour: the inability to admit when one is wrong. Rather than engaging with the linguistic analysis I presented, you've retreated to personal attacks and dismissive language. This is a textbook reaction of someone who realises their argument doesn't hold water but lacks the integrity to acknowledge it.

I provided a thoughtful, on-topic discussion. Your choice to sidestep it entirely speaks volumes. It strongly suggests you recognise the validity of my points but are too prideful to concede.

If you actually have a substantive rebuttal to the linguistic concepts we were discussing, let's hear it. Otherwise, your ad hominem remarks only serve to underscore the strength of my original argument and your inability to counter it.

And let's be clear - I'm not your 'bro'. Resorting to such casual dismissiveness doesn't mask your failure to engage in genuine debate.

I'll take no response to this as an acknowledgement that you were incorrect in your assertion.
do they not?

little island in NYC was funded by Barry Diller https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Island_at_Pier_55
Looks like the title is "Seoul EV explosion sparks safety fears, prompting charging rethink". I think this doesn't need to be editorialized?
A "personality disorder" is also not static. The idea is that you work with it and heal aspects that make life (more) difficult for you, so you do not have the disorder any more. Not that you make it a part of your identity and demand others to accept your "unique style".
Say what you will about the robber barrons. We still have rockefeller, carnegie, and vanderbilt buildings, institutions, and colleges today. Being a patron for general public welfare was at least socially popular for the ultra wealthy capitalists in this country 100 years ago. A shame how that has changed.
Had a look, I could not get anything about it. Maybe there will be noscript/basic (x)html sites with some sort of proof of concept?
Fair enough, I knew they owned a lot of entertainment/media related companies but didn't realize they owned additional properties that weren't explicitly advertised as such.

Though in the case of Disney Springs they actually don't own the restaurant, just the property, so I'm not sure what liability they have regardless of this motion. If Disney technically owns the property but independent operators are involved, Disney isn't really the right party to bring a suit against anyway (though obviously they are large and people tend to file broad lawsuits).
I'm an absolute nobody compared to Tesler, but I remember a hack week we did at Amazon probably in 2009 or so - the SVP (reporting directly to Jeff) was giving a little intro speech to what they hoped to see out of the hack week, and he ended with an admonition: "Whatever you do, DO. NOT. ATTEMPT. TO. REDESIGN. THE. SITE. UI.", and then later was told by him that Jeff will literally rip your head off if he caught wind of it.
For real accuracy of tv of a few decades ago they could add a 13th channel that takes content from Pornhub, but then adds a bunch of filters so you can barely see anything.
No, it must transcode to work correctly, which can be a problem for me too (although I just have an intel card and use vaapi).

I believe there is a container you can use where it doesn't transcode, but it trips up every player I have tried, as they do not like having different resolutions/codecs suddenly swap.
Fixed now. Thanks for emailing!
Ask HN: Why are there so many 3D Gaussian splatting posts?
don't get me wrong here. I find them interesting.
But it seems like every week there is new 3d Gaussian splatting post on the front page, with some new technique etc.
Disney claims streaming arbitration clause binding in resort wrongful death suit
Yeah, this is covered in the Eruv wikipedia article as well, but was not mentioned in the L.A. Times article (at least as far as I can remember—it’s been 15+ years since I read it).
Sometimes it is illegal (when obtained via hacking and shared with the media privately) and sometimes it is false information.

Responsible journalism is preferable
My team evaluated adopting kiota and we found the ergonomics to be really poor and the generated libraries to be needlessly over complicated and difficult to use.

We evaluated c# and typescript.

Which sucks, because the alternatives aren’t much better. Maybe I’m missing something but the swagger/openapi client generators shouldn’t be this bad as a rule…
Er, what? Without even trying hard I get (according to the typing.com 1 minute test) 58 wpm on my phone - and that's without using swiping or autocompletion.
Related press release: https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/news/releases/attorney-....
How does this relate/compare to AWS Nitro Enclaves? It looks like the same concept, except integrated into Intel and AMD CPUs.
Which makes it impossible to replace a selection by pasting. Also, except for terminals, it typically pastes at the pointer location, so you need precise aim (emacs thankfully lets you customize this, but UI toolkit widgets usually don’t)
Maybe I’m just paranoid, but isn’t the (possibly unwritten) intent of this project to be able to flip the client and server around and run code in your browser and phone?
I don’t understand their incentive to work on this unless they can use it to gatekeep “official” youtube clients (for example).
It is a limit. A very powerful tool.

You can choose any arbitrary finite number in the sequence, and I can find a number greater. So the value of 1 exists, and its a continuous function, so therefore the limit exists.

I do care about such things, and yes, a degree in math for me was just slogging through every math course the college had, with a long string of high grades, and honor roll achievements.
> In the post, captioned "Bringing back the Roman tradition of making sculptures of your wife"

The "Roman" aspect is the tradition not the style I assume.
At least I know keyboard mistakes are my own fault. Smartphone “corrections” have a 30% chance of altering the intention of my words.

(Amusingly, typing this on my phone, Apple corrected “mistakes are my own” to “mistakes are not”)
I checked my board. Says MC68030RC50C - it has an MMU
Contract law as a whole has a major flaw where the vast majority of consumers are entering into contracts they cannot provide informed consent to. To call these consensual contracts is to reduce consent to a saying yes even if one does not understand what they agree to, which is a standard for consent that is invalid in any other application.
you can also just not accept code contributions from other people

> If you are happy to contribute code and then have them take it and sell it under a closed source license; or at a later stage just decide to relicense the whole thing as closed source; go for it. But most external contributors probably wouldn't like this.

bsd and mit licenses also allow this without a cla (that's the whole reason for using them instead of a strong copyleft like the gpl) and they seem to be very popular
I don't necessarily mean to defend the project, but Bitcoin support would probably be low priority for a crypto payment platform that wanted to do real ecommerce. The transaction fees are way too high for most use cases.
Damn, kinda what I figured. Thanks. Maybe some day I’ll upgrade/downgrade to a less perfectly-stable server that is transcoding capable.
This really opened my eyes to some historical context I never thought of before.

My initial gut reaction was judgmental about the way billionaires spend their money; thinking it might involve some amount of hubris.

Then I realized I have no idea of how sculpture that are now show in museums as treasured historical art pieces were judge in the time they were created. Today we treasure them. But what did the general population think of them? I have no idea.

I imagine that at the time of their commissioning they were also paid by affluent people that could afford such luxuries. People that probably mirror today’s billionaires in influence and access. So what’s different about these?
Then why comment? Im just shooting the breeze with random opinions on a public forum.
Isnt that what we are all doing?
YC hasn't changed. This kind of thing happens with every major tech wave, and this is the majorest one in a long time.

Right now the waters are all muddy with hype. The sediment will eventually settle and we'll find out which lasting companies have emerged - same as dotcom eventually turned into Amazon etc.

(I/we didn't flag your post btw)
Sounds like Apple’s Private Cloud Compute:

https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/
Why would you exclude gun deaths by suicide when comparing to drug deaths not excluding suicide?
Uber lets you use mobile web. You try that on lyft they text you a link to download the app. As a result a bookmark to mobile web uber lives on my phone rather than the 300mb lyft app.
Given that other companies have self driving cars operating (but not for sale) today (I've taken rides in them).

I think Tesla might have to accept they need to use more sensors, and maybe even licence someone else's tech but Tesla will not accept being the only "luxury" automaker not offering self driving.
—I’ve become magnetized by the neutrinos! Look, my keys stick to my arm!

—Ma’m, that’s just because you’re sweaty and sweat makes your skin sticky.
So, maybe something's can't be solved by free market capitalism?
that really cool
I’m sitting with Andrey in a hackspace in Tbilisi, and I’m constantly amazed by what he does.

It’s truly cool and inspiring! From his posts and in real life, it’s clear that he’s passionate and deeply involved in his project. Good luck with your Kickstarter launch and beyond!

I encourage everyone in the club and all music enthusiasts to support the project!*
This is genuinely an awesome thing!
I think it was mostly youtube and retrojunk.com

Try searching for "$channel bump"

Personally, I think Adult Swim had the best bumps, usually just some nice house music with a nice animation and some funny quotes.
This forum is unfriendly for discussions about cryptocurrency. There are tough conversations happening about it, just not here, where the level of discourse about the subject itself is low. It's like saying the NBA is in trouble because there aren't open and
tough discussions about it here. It might be, but pack of discussion here isn't signal of anything other than here's not a place for that discussion.
Agreed, current title reads like anti-EV FUD.
Thus religous law gives birth to a new generation with a hacker mindset.
My car does not have a cellular system. :)

Edit: 2004 model year
I wish the openssh folks would implement a UDP based "whole auth key or no talk at all" protocol.

ie Single Packet Authorization

Wrapping your ssh with wireguard (because wireguard doesn't respond without a full key) doesn't feel too good.
I have a hobby farm and late summer is when all of the ducks and geese we hatched in the winter or early spring need to be butchered and put in the freezer. Get more efficient at it each year.
A bit surprised that it’s written in rust, rather than Go. I suppose rust can take advantage of more low level apis, plus no overhead of garbage collection.

edit: love that the community is not silo’d into a proprietary chat platform as well:

> We welcome contributors! To join our community, we recommend joining the mailing list.

- https://github.com/project-oak/oak?tab=readme-ov-file#gettin...

I really wish more open source projects used mailing lists.

1) decentralized means of communication

2) able to join these communities from any type of environment (ie, corporate hell hole) without much friction. With discord, slack (especially at fortune 500s). It usually involved a whole process of approvals to get the damn thing installed and punch a hole through the firewall to get access to the service.

No, using a personal email and device for what I consider contributing from a work aspect (ie, submitting patch to OSS to solve specific problem with project) is not acceptable.
Thank you!

1) Yes, personalization might have a bit of an experience tradeoff. We can try to mitigate this with messaging like "flash discount" or "just for you". But we also want to make it optional for merchants. In my experience there's still a lot of improvements from other things too like dynamically adjusting discounts and varying the discounts across products

2) One of the takeaways from my time at Uber was that certain predictors of discount efficiency held pretty constant across markets. A couple were conversion rate (if more ppl were going to convert without the discount, it's less efficient to give the discount) and profit margin. We're betting that we can train a model to generalize these trends across stores to create a bump in performance.

3) We'll be kicking off our first case study with a customer in a couple weeks. At Uber, just varying the discount across merchants on Uber Eats improved the profitability of the discount by 40% (mostly because we were able to take advantage of differences in commission rates across merchants).
A bloomberg article identified the manufacturer of the battery in question:

> Farasis was ranked 15th among the global battery makers, according to a BloombergNEF estimate of manufacturing capacity between 2023-2025. It began supplying batteries to Mercedes-Benz in 2018 as part of an eight-year contract with the German carmaker becoming a strategic investor in the company in 2020, some of the reports said. Farasis didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
Heh my PCs fans immediately spun up on visiting this site. Maybe a bit less animation is needed?
Sandworms spotted in DuPage County.
> have you forgotten how bad commercials were back then

Most weren't 'bad', just noise.

Sure there were some cringy ones: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ts0XG6qDIco

But some were GREAT!

-- Remember 'CH-ch-ch Chia Pet!' ?? ~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzY7qQFij_M

-- How's about local commercials, like in Philadelphia: "Krass Brothers - Store of the Stars!!" ~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5R4rNxSWFw
Stonehenge megalith came from Scotland, not Wales, 'jaw-dropping' study finds
Yep. It's basically all of them at this point. This needs to be illegal across the board.
Its not the same though is it. In your example there can be a cause of death identified as radiation poising which can be attributed to the residue in his house.

With the VW example, you cant quantify it at all. How much has it shortened peoples lives? 2 seconds? 10 years? nanoseconds?
Its not a direct correlation, theres no graph you can plot with emissions against length of life, and so claiming that there is a direct correlation is Hyperbole.
This project appears to be a mostly unmaintained fork of something else
Why is the insurance companies' use of this data illegal? Unless you can show discrimination against protected groups, not sure how this is illegal.
We don't call them robber barons anymore, they've succeeded enough at spinning their entrepreneurship in the public eye that they don't need to build those institutions these days

Instead they now buy enough land to keep common folk far enough away from them on what used to be areas free to roam, eg what they're doing in Hawaii
That isn't a problem of the file format. That's a problem of your process.
i don't agree with any of the above. in fact, it's cringy, tbh.

once you appreciate the dance that all functional teams perform in an organization, you'll experience true success.
Ah, I was confused — this is a visual cheatsheet for various Data Structures. Not a cheatsheet for visual data structures. I was thinking it would all be about spatial partitioning and such :Þ
Yes good point. This infographic doesn't scale properly.
This needs to be repeated time and time again for people who deny the basic tools of Calculus, and will suffer the misuse of them. ( specifically the sum of the sequence of the reciprocals of the natural numbers is equal to 1/12. I get that it is a useful tool for quantum chromodynamics, but it makes my skin crawl. )
At least with Facebook you've given them consent to do so.
It is an unfortunate situation. I have this side project sketch since a year ago or so to implement a new gRPC-tooling-like OpenAPI generator for .NET, but sadly haven't had enough time for this kind of project as of lately.

We could have had so much better UX, there really is no reason to have it as bad...
I thought that only life peers got to vote. Not so?
it might take a bit of work to get going but if poetry is compatible you might try poetry as it is excellent at compiling and freezing dependencies.
Is the source only available here? https://wikidpad.sourceforge.net/. OH NVM I found https://github.com/WikidPad/WikidPad

Spoiler alert the tests folder is empty. There appears to be a bunch of branches including this one https://github.com/WikidPad/WikidPad/tree/experiment-convert... which might help you along the way with getting a modern build actually working.
what would you improve about the core offering of a phone? for me i don't see a reason to upgrade because my current phone has everything i want
i see your point, but we should draw a line between malevolence that we teach our children so they're well-informed and malevolence that borders on hate crimes.

such behavior will never go away, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't take actions against them.

when TikTok says the comment that told them to end their life has "no violation," it's deeply hurtful and traumatic, and there's no life lesson to be learned here.

we have laws and guidelines for a reason. we enforce them so that we have a functioning society.
So it’s gonna be a special order from Alibaba then?
Love it so far. But even more the link from inside about R-Trees:

https://blog.mapbox.com/a-dive-into-spatial-search-algorithm...

I did not know the name before (or forgot), even though I was working at some point with these (even reimplementing). Time to fill some theoretical holes.
Before the phrase was 'VW shortened the lifespan of millions'.

Now after my posts you have changed that to 'They did indeed contribute to shortening the lifespan of millions'

They are in no way the same sentences. Your second one agrees with my point, your first one doesnt.

Yes, they contributed, definitely. Did they directly cause a shortening of peoples lives, no they didnt.
What kind of topics are you covering?
This course was posted a few days ago which looks good: https://ee263.stanford.edu/archive/
OK, in Portofino you cannot have ACs poking out of the windows. I can see that.

But are the indoor units banned too ? You know, the ones where you need to manually dump the water collecting in their trays ?

A relative has one and he says it works great.
How to repair a 100 year old house:

- replace window sash cords

- repoint a rubblestone foundation and exterior brickwork

- replace the surface of a deck

- rebuild a rotted cellar door

- till my yard where a large tree was removed

- lots more small stuff

Ask This Old House videos have been most helpful.
This is a perfect example of automated price management.

I think you need to better communicate the causality between applying your model and increased profits to justify your 1% commission.
I found this about the origin and am not sure what to take from it:

https://slate.com/business/2022/06/wilhoits-law-conservative...
The most common BPD misdiagnosis is with CPTSD, especially in girls.

Tbh, "BPD" as far as young women goes is so often essentially misogyny on the part of the diagnostician.

That said, I've not heard of the traumatised autistic angle -- this would be consistent with CPTSD, since that's the co-morbidity you would diagnose.
As with any investment, there's always the classic "Past Performance Is No Guarantee of Future Results". But with Bitcoin a significant downturn could be an existential threat if miners decide it's no longer worth their time and money to keep the blockchain running.
Is that really the case? Judges shut down some loopholes or 'hacks', but then others are allowed as being perfectly acceptable. The rational that decides when one is allowed and one is not seems to be a second level to the hacking. You can't just exploit the law, but find a way to ensure the exploitation is ruled valid.

Given judges are people, it does make it more 'squishy' than things on the tech side. Hacks have to appear clever but not insulting, and sometimes you have to fish for the right judge or court to support you, but that is all just the social engineering part of the hacking.
The title I posted is what I got out of the RSS feed. I did not touch it manually and neither did my agent but I would consent to the change.

It does remind though that I’d better get rid of a swollen laptop battery I have in my wood shed. Might be fun to hit it with a few round balls which will liberate any energy left in it.

I could have sworn though that an earlier version of this articles had some photos of the damage.
Being able to handle 50 tons at year 70 may be well over 200 tons at year 1, which is a hell of a lot more than a simple 5x margin.
What this DSV format needs for evangelization is for someone to create a front end editor for it.
Related - with a top comment by alankay:

Larry Tesler Has Died - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22361282 - Feb 2020 (149 comments)
this is basically talking about compilers and things like dumping a memory image from gforth or emacs

if someone said 'no, the output from my gpl-licensed compiler is never covered by the gpl', then would-be infringers would have an easy escape from the gpl: just compile the compiler with itself, and its author guarantees that the compiled output isn't covered by the gpl! so that's why the fsf carefully says 'only if the output, given its content, constitutes a covered work'

similarly, emacs or gforth has the ability to dump a memory image after loading up a bunch of source code and compiling it to bytecode; that way it can instantly load the image without taking the time to recompile all that code. this memory image includes all the code that's loaded, including not just your code, but also all the standard library code that comes with the system. but that shouldn't give would-be infringers an easy escape from the gpl for the standard library code
This is just delightful. What would make it perfect is the white noise that you get while switching channels.