skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have a CF-33 that I got used for about 600€ (plus something like 120€ for a replacement battery).

I use it as my "outdoor/garden/workshop" laptop that I can display CAD drawings on and stuff like that without worrying about getting wood splinters in it, or as a juke box/internet lookup-thing/spreadsheet when I work on a semi truck I sometimes drive (not for work though, purely for fun).

It does also double as my backup laptop in case the XPS13 I use for freelancing ever falls off the table or something, but I don't really see that happening anytime soon.

Granted, most of this I could just as well do with an old T-series Thinkpad, but there's something to having a carrying handle on the thing and being able to pull it off its keyboard base. Also, COM ports.
Can you put a screenshot/animated GIF in the README.md to help people decide if its worth installing...?
I did plan this, but upon getting the data, found it too difficult for the initial version. There's no standard for CPU (or most fields actually), so sellers write it in a variety of ways. But it could be done, after I compile a dataset of cpu > benchmarks.
Two Polish Heroes Every American Should Know, Pulaski and Kosciuszko
Opening in a new tab has become some kind of standard UX. Regardless of that, for this kind of site it would be very useful for product spec comparison.
Brazilian Supreme Court serves a court order to Twitter through Twitter itself
I don't understand why it's acceptable in the modern world to discriminate a human being based on where they were born? I see no protests, no news about it, everyone silently agrees.

Feels like they learnt nothing from racial discrimination
Bellingcat: Indian Sites Spread Misinformation, Earn via Google Ads
That one you got is stunning value!

This site is fantastic.

Also - look at CyberPunk 2077 Crawler

https://github.com/itsOwen/CyberScraper-2077

By another HNer.

This site is great!.

Would be cool to use it as a template for any other category of "thing" -- if you could share it.
Appeals court revives TikTok 'blackout challenge' death suit
> Also note how I never mention memory safety -- the reality is barely anyone gets really excited about that. We'd all use @safe Dlang[0] if it was that exciting to us all.

That's a different approach, thanks for describing it. I've tried it as well but apparently I spoke with some very bone-headed people because they hand-waved it away immediately with "meh, C unions are fine, you're a noob if you need Rust to hold your hand". :(

I'll remember to bring those up next time, because I found myself caring about exhaustive pattern matching / enums more lately, compared to memory safety (which I do care about a lot still).
because there were some interesting nuggets. Maybe nothing new to you - but not everyone has read everything on the topic.
though this was more about their process rather than an 'engine'. but you know, headlines /shrug
Free will doesn't exist as you are part of the universe. Thus, you have the same free will as chemical reactions in your brain. None.
The president of the court is a rotation, right now is Luis Roberto Barroso.
This is awesome!

May I add a feature request? Can we record audio and video separately from the screen recording? Trying to click and narrate is really hard for me and causes me to do many takes to get the video right. I’d love the ability to do these independently and then combine.
Add 'Supademo: AI interactive demos in seconds'?

It can:

Read and change all your data on all websites
Who cares if it's conscious or not. Chemistry and Physics are the same everywhere. You are atoms are not magical.
One thing I do like about pandas is it’s pretty extensible to columns of new types. Maybe I’m missing something, but does Polars allow this? Last time I checked there wasn’t a clear path forward.
Tom Brown Jr., World-Renowned Survivalist, Is Dead at 74
Wondering the same thing, I also wore gloves when I was on dishes in the cafeteria kitchen I worked at in high school.
I work in the Python ecosystem, and I see the same problems here as in JavaScript. The problem, as I see it, is moving fast and breaking things. I appreciate that it's very fashionable, and that the people making these libraries and frameworks are much cleverer than me and are building these things out of very elegant ideas that I don't understand, but building things on moving foundations is more trouble than it's worth.
rodauth: Ruby's Most Advanced Authentication Framework
There wasn’t a single question that a fifth grader wouldn’t know the answer to. How about asking about the core ideas of ethnomethodology? Eat my dust, fifth graders!
Show HN: Hacker News clone built using custom React.js*Remix.js API clone
Hello HN,

This is my first post, though I've been a long-time reader.

Meact.js is an educational project where I have built a custom React.js-inspired library from scratch. It includes a core "Render Tree" and a DIFF reconciliation algorithm, along with APIs for commonly used hooks and a client-side renderer similar to "react-dom."

There's also a "Multi-Page Application" (MPA) framework on top of meact.js and meact-dom. It features server-side routing with a page-based pattern inspired by Next.js and a server-side loader/action model borrowed from Remix.js. The setup uses Esbuild for tree-shaken, code-split JS/CSS bundles, while Express.js dynamically serves these pages by injecting the appropriate bundles into "index.html" and running loaders through middleware.

The source code is available on GitHub: [Meact.js](https://github.com/kgj-0x64/meact.js), where I've documented the journey from initial experiments around functional components using template liberals to the final declarative library version in the `./lab` directory.

To demonstrate Meact.js's production readiness, I built and deployed a [HackerNews Clone](https://meact-js.onrender.com) using Meact.js.

This project was inspired by studying the Spring framework's IoC design. While the programming challenges were interesting, they taught that designing the right abstractions (which I simply borrowed from React.js) is critical to effective engineering.

After losing more than 1.5 years to a failed startup, this project is my attempt to put my technical work in public.

---

My requests:

- If you have a GitHub account, please consider leaving the project a star and offering any feedback or critique.

- I am looking for long-term contract work in React/React Native and Node.js/Java/Elixir° as part of my consultancy plans. I’m also open to exciting remote job opportunities.

- ° I am currently smitten by "actor model of concurrency" and working through "Elixir in Action" book.

Here's my updated CV: [LinkedIn Profile](https://www.linkedin.com/in/kgjs5)

---

Thanks for checking out my work! I appreciate any feedback or thoughts.
> This will likely grow over time

This is indeed our primary focus, now that Skip 1.0 is released. We already have a bunch of open-source frameworks that bridge common libraries like WebKit, Firebase, Lottie, SQLite, and more. We expect this ecosystem to grow quickly and organically along with the Skip community. If there are any other frameworks that you commonly use, please let us know (either here, or via any of our support channels) – we will definitely add them to the roadmap.
https://archive.ph/F9Aqq
> biology has been using mRNA forever

I'm not sure "biology" uses a synthesiser to build nucleic acid into a man-made sequence, and then injects it into the muscles (or accidentally injects it into a blood vessel) of billions of people within the space of a few months.

> What "unknown" are you concerned about? Why do you believe we don't have a good understanding of how mRNA works in the body?

Dr Robert Malone is one of the founding fathers of mRNA vaccine technology. You can read his impressive body of research on the subject here:

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=Jf1bApYAAAAJ

He made a video statement regarding the Covid mRNA vaccines which I found very alarming. He described negative effects on the heart, brain, lungs and reproductive system. I won't post links here in case I am cancelled for doing so.

For whistleblowing about the mRNA vaccines he was made an instant pariah online, and there was a swift campaign to cancel and silence him, with media outlets instantly refuting his statements (interesting how media "factcheckers" deemed themselves more qualified to opine on mRNA vaccine technology than Dr Robert Malone himself).

I'm not a scientist (at least, not a scientist of biology), and I don't know if Malone was right or wrong about the jabs.

However, the Malone episode made it clear to me that society is NOT "doing science" correctly, while politicians and the media suppress any inconvenient scientific opinions while rolling out their policies and lucrative Big Pharma contracts.
i think a developer should be "in-tuned" with their tools, and time spent installing and configuring them is still "work"

they can automate the setup on their own if desired

also.. https://www.jetify.com/devbox for specific project tooling
The photo of the rocket launching is kind of wild. Seems like it destroyed the launch tower on the way up?
Good idea, thank you!

However a 20cm x 20cm square spot can be better for some applications.

If you want to cook something it's best to spread the heat over the entire baking sheet to ensure even cooking.
Mute Unmute All Chrome Tabs at Once
Makita Microwave – portable, battery-powered, rotary timer knob
If they want to operate in Brazil, they do need a legal representation, it's literally the law.
Lto9 tapes can store 18TB and are about 231cm^3. BDXL can store 128GB and are about 54cm^3.
Tape about 79GB/cm^3 vs Bluray 2.3GB/cm^3.
MarqtAI is a SaaS market research application, which uses 4 user inputs to perform automated market research online. The tool consists of multiple specialised AI nodes, making it a multi-model AI. It works by taking your parameters to contextualise the research it does for your company. It will then collect this data, often hundreds of different sources. For example, focusing it on the right segment or product. The user selects one of 20 research areas to pinpoint which marketing area you are working on, such as branding, trends or segmentation, etc. After that MarqtAI will collect data around specific research questions. Various LLM agents will go through a process of compiling that data, analysing it and eventually, produce a balanced report that contains all findings and recommendations. It is specifically trained to only use the data that has actually been collected. We recommend you use those findings with the chat assistant which is grounded on the collected data, instead of using LLM knowledge.

The major differences are:

- All the expertise needed to perform market research and analyses is built in.
- MarqtAI collects much larger datasets and through that achieves a higher accuracy.
- It is grounded to research data, so you are unlikely to see hallucinations or mistakes.

My co-founder Sander wrote this blog post, if you need more detail: https://www.gysho.com/gysho-business-enablement-blog/how-we-...

ps. you can test it out for free, no credit card needed, and without any obligations: https://app.marqtai.com
Exactly. If he's allowed to be free, but banned from leaving the country, FVEY SIGINT can throw their entire bag of tricks against his comms while working remotely. Maybe they can recover keys, infrastructure details, etc.

Dude is going to need to build his own SCIF, surrounded by proximity detectors and armed guards, offgrid power generation, fed by quantum-resistant encrypted fiber lines with splice detection alarms in a hurry.

Nothing but disdain for FVEY, but this is a solid approach on their part.
I see, thanks for sharing. Definitely commendable! I don't like that my last message seemed overly negative, so I want to say I support that dream.

To be realistic, though, I don't think a special distribution is the path. The places they want to be default do have derivatives/children/spins on offer, just not enough mind-share. Making another distribution confounds that further

I hope the intent is to really improve Neon, make it the best KDE Ubuntu that Canonical/others have to follow. Distribution work itself is so unrewarding
That was pretty toxic for a kneejerk reaction.
http://www.replaydebugging.com/2011/09/goodbye-replay-debugg...
That was a direct inspiration.
It would be awesome if you included shipping in the total price(or at least for certain countries). I know bookfinder does that, as some people add an extra $100 to several hundred dollars to the price which skews the results.

I think ebay technically frowns upon excessive shipping as some sellers use it to get their items higher in certain search results due to a low base price, but ebay doesn't really apply enforcement to their sellers on these soft violations most of the time.

-----

It seems some of your filters like "storage type" are must include and when unchecking it all the results disappear, while others like "OS" seem like a filter and when unchecking the results increase.

------

I'm not seeing many chromeboxes in the results so maybe they are being filtered out?
> There are more official break-downs of what donations are used for

If you have any further questions on this, I'm KDE e.V.'s treasurer and happy to answer. :-)
I’m a Ctrl-click kinda guy for these scenarios.
> iOS is where the money is. Almost ALL* the money.

* All the money made through an app store.

For everyone and everything else, apps are utility helpers for physical goods and services paid for externally. You setup your router, the app for your door lock, the app to hold your Carrefour discount codes, the app setup your printer etc.
Network-connected home Mitsubishi units can be controlled with the MELCloud API (same api used by mobile app) which makes it easy enough to write scripts that grab current temp, settings, power usage.

Perhaps someone has already made a home assistant plugin that does this?
Yelp hits Google with antitrust lawsuit
Agreed, an N100 mini PC can be a great deal. They also tend to be smaller. I added a separate Intel filter that includes a lot of N100s. But it might be better to buy those new, not used.
Not necessarily. Just because they are (somewhat) proportional does not mean they are equal, or even easy to measure. Clergy, for example, don’t usually contribute much to the economy in raw terms, but they are paid because of what they add to the quality of someone’s life.
For those wondering (like me) the normal price for the CHUWI LarkBox X is about $190.
Threads Enables Fediverse Replies
Always open in new tab. Ill keep track of the 437 I have open in 7 different FF windows, and the couple Edge tabs to hide cookies ThankYouVeryMuch

EDIT: Yes ctrl-click is too much effort. Middle-click even.

(Many forget a middle click on a mouse-wheel is also a ctrl-click/new-tab button, and the thumb button MOUSE4 is back)
Isn't the cat experiment bullshit outside of illustrating a macro version of this? Like, there's no superposition in reality or the cat is too big to be subject to quantum mechanics where these shenanigans happen or something?
It really isn't. I've been working in this field for ages and did a lot of those years as a DBA and data modeler. I've worked with other syntaxes too, mostly MDX but some others specific to Hadoop/Spark. I'm not afraid of new things. I just want them to improve on what we have. I want them to be honest about situations where their solution isn't great.

SQL has lots of warts, e.g.: the fact that you can write SQL that joins tables without including those tables in a JOIN, which leads to confusion. It's fragmented too -- the other example I posted shows two different syntaxes for TOP N / LIMIT N because different vendors went different ways. The fact that some RDBMSes provide locking hint mechanics and some don't (at least not reliably). The fact that there's no standard set of "library" functions defined anywhere, so porting between databases requires a lot of validation work. It makes portability hard, and some of those features are missing from standards.

You'll note I also mentioned that if they want to add it that's fine but it's gonna wind up being a point of contention in a lot of places. That's because I've seen the same thing happen with the "Big Data" vs "what we have works" crowd.

Having select up front avoids problems in a couple key ways:

1. App devs who are working on their application can immediately see what fields they should expect in their resultset. For CRUD, it's probably usually just whatever fields they selected or `*` because everyone's in the habit of asking for every field they'll never use.

2. Troubleshooting problems is far easier because they almost always stem from a field in the projection. Seeing the projected field list (and thus, table aliases that field comes from) are literally the first pieces of information you need (what field is it and where does that field come from) to start troubleshooting. This is why SELECT ... FROM makes the most sense -- it's literally the two most crucial pieces of information right up front.

3. Query planners already optimize and essentially compile the entire thing anyways, so legibility trumps other options IME.

Another point I'd make to you and everyone else bringing up autocomplete: If you need it, nothing is stopping you from writing your FROM clause first and then moving a line up to write your SELECT. Kinda like how you might stub out a function definition and later add arguments. This doesn't affect the final form for legibility.
Steward Bankruptcy Closes Hospitals
So is there some form of blu ray that’s rewritable so they can delete the content if a user deletes their account?
Yes. https://platform.uno/uno-platform-for-linux/
And thanks to parliamentary supremacy any and all of those protections can be repealed by a simple majority of the House of Commons.
There are two elements we can't do, the traditional primary research sources like surveys, focus groups and interviews, and proprietary data that sits behind a wall. The premise of MarqtAI is that we compensate this by collecting much more data, from more sources, to give a balanced average instead. In our testing we reached at least a 90% match to what you expect from research firms.

More here: https://www.gysho.com/gysho-business-enablement-blog/how-we-...

Having said that, it's not always possible to get information about f.e. market shares. MarqtAI is much more about ensuring you don't need the expertise, time and money to do the research or buy it from a firm.

You are welcome to do a test, it's free, no credit card needed and without obligation: https://app.marqtai.com

I would love to hear your thoughts.
Interesting thoughts, but the headline is “we’ve been lied to.” What’s the lie? The author never says
The future is looking like an incredibly huge pile of crappy cloud software that no one asked for, no one understands, perpetually stops working, and no one can fix except by replacing it by an even crappier, faster breaking piece of junk.
Amazing! A few more filters (e.g location) and this would be an amazing tool for buying locally. bookmarked!
I had largely written off eBay some years ago after some bad experiences -- but this tool just showed me some pretty insane deals on custom PC builds over there.. Neat.
Each and every request reach the DB and/or Redis. MyISAM is deprecated, but is crazy fast if you mainly read.
What are some alternative EU sites?
Over time a blacklist is potentially unbounded. Better a whitelist, I think.
Google and Meta employees apparently getting jealous of the wealthy Nvidia emp
This is really neat! I would love to see something similar for laptops. I bought a used Lenovo T80s (8th generation i5 CPU / 8GB of RAM / 256GB SSD) for 150$cad on eBay to work on my product (web app) and it is working flawlessly with Debian.
Gotta love me some balls.
There's also panda[1], but I never got it working myself. I share your frustration, as it would help greatly with debugging, especially with nondeterminstic bugs. I likewise never got QEMU's record/replay to work.

[1] https://github.com/panda-re/panda
So you’re telling me every rocket launch from the US prior to 2015 led to an investigation, as well as every rocket launch not performed by SpaceX since then?
It also enables people with time to work on other, higher quality projects. Of all of the countless projects work on, why would you chose one so misleadingly labeled?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41383114
Again, where are the alleged crimes committed by Musk according to the GP comment?
Politics seems to attract the worst type of people
I would assume this type of pushback is one of the main reasons a project like Linux is trustworthy in the first place.
Maybe consider adding Fujitsu as a manufacturer. At least here in Europe they're fairly common in business environments so get tossed on ebay quite frequently. I've had very good experience with their stuff over the past decade.
> The judiciary cannot act ex officio. It must be prompted by the public prosecutor or another party, such as defense attorneys.

From what I gather they used Article 43 from the court proceedings, that's the debatable part but they can act under that, no?

>> Reporting that his deposition was reported to the PGR and Lava Jato task force while both denied receiving any material about it. It sounds like a pretty clear case of defamation/libel.

> Funny. Evidence collected from Lava Jato is illegal. But Telegram messages collected by a hacker and whose authenticity was not confirmed, were normally used to free corrupt individuals from jail.

Nothing of what I said was evidence collected from Lava Jato, you are creating a strawman here.

What I said was: the reporting from "O Antagonista"/"Crusoé" mentioned that there was material being handed over by Odebrecht's lawyers to the Lava Jato task force and to the PGR about Toffoli, while both (the task force and PGR) denied there was ever anything handed over to them by Odebrecht naming "friend of a friend" as Toffoli. And that's libel.

> Filipe G Martins.

Yeah, reading about his imprisonment seems like the Moraes is using a similar heavy-handed illegal approach used by Moro/Delagnol during Lava Jato. He shouldn't have been arrested given the cause (the travel) didn't happen, even though he was part of the coup planning I can't ever condone this overstepping of the court, pretty stupid from Moraes part.
> You can tell a lot about the users of a site like this from the the links they post and their comments in discussions. There are a number of Reddit users that I know only by their usernames, but I know must be smart from the things they've written. We're counting on the same phenomenon to help us decide who to fund.

- pg

If you post things that pg doesn't like then you don't get funding.
Do you intend to support screen readers, voice input etc. with not very portable complex technology or to leave behind disabled end users for the sake of "simplicity" and portability?

More generally, what do you plan to do better than current multiplatform GUI libraries? A clear value proposition is necessary.