skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> "Wait, how is this different from every other peach pie recipe that's ever been written? It seems really similar to another recipe I have."

> That's not an unreasonable answer.

Pies are not supposed to be unique. Recipes are freely traded. That "friend" is an a-hole.
I guess I should have added a /s :)
Net zero living looks a lot more like the Upper West Side than a cabin in the woods.
I mean, it depends. In Unicode normalization you have to do a stable sort of an arbitrary number of values (code points) that can only ever map to a small finite number ( < 256) of sort keys (combining classes). Insertion sort is the best choice for ordinary inputs, but for adversarial ones a counting sort is probably your best bet.
Is there any archives for english speaking radio from the 90's ?
Is this a symptom of demographic collapse?

If China really shrinks by 300,000,000 over the next 50 years, visiting empty cities filled with mummified remains might be commonplace(economies can’t pivot fast enough to handling such a high death rate per active worker).
Depends on how many people are using random-ish addresses and how many are using ::2 and friends.
What are you using for the search tech?
Why?

What was paid that now this is owed?
What is this doing on HN? It might be ramblings of a mentally ill person too. I'm sure there's more than meets the eye, as it usually is in these situations. The wife was adding potassium to the water, and he was on potassium medication. Somethings rotten in the state of Sweden.
> Here’s an example I saw launch recently and thought “that’s an interesting niche” https://sprout.site/en/ (No affiliation)

I was ready to look for problems but couldn't find much, impressive lean and fast landing page. If it is generated by the tool, great work.
I think it's worse than that, for rooftop solar you have an enormous amount of sales and marketing expense baked in, plus you have homeowners which don't have enough experience to know what a good price/good install looks like. Much less of that with bigger systems.

The other major problem is the grid is not setup at all for consumers to also be generators. At least in the UK it is rare/not possible for the DNO to send power back from a neighbourhood to the grid (at least not without a total remodel of the local grid infrastructure).

So we are now hitting problems where solar is not allowed to be connected to the DNO if you have streets with a lot of solar on, because at some point the generation from the houses on the areas local transmission outstrips the demand in summer, and in that case you have too much power and nowhere for it to go (the excess cannot be sent back to the high voltage grid). The DNO cannot turn off individual solar generators easily (and even if they could, do they trust a load of chinese inverters to work reliably remotely?)

I think the key problem with solar/renewables is not undersupply in winter in northern climates (though that is a big one for true net zero) it is oversupply in the summer. It's already causing massive issues in Europe with long spells of negative pricing. Interconnectors don't really help with this because when it is sunny (and potentially windy) in one place in Europe it tends to be similar elsewhere, so everyone has too much power.

This is before the UK adds another huge amount of solar and wind in pipeline by 2030.

Note this comment only applies to northern climates. It's far less of an issue further south because AC load tends to follow solar production much more, but that is far less common in the UK.
I would have thought reencoding MP3 to MP4 would lose quality, even going to a much higher bitrate. Why not leave MP3s as MP3s?
I use uBlock and got the download.
There is a famous clip of Jobs trying to demo the ROKR on stage at an Apple press event. His disdain is palpable.
I tried this out by giving it a word soup where the objective is to find words in a grid of letters and it failed. It's a bit surprising to me that such a simple problem still isn't solved by any of the major models.
Aye, such a follow-up article would greatly help bolster the case being made here, which I’m fully on board with.
One thing to remember is that governments often cannot hire qualified people to work on these projects, which means it’s less “willing to pay” than “forced to accept the only option”. If they aren’t allow to pay market rates for tech workers, they won’t have the skills to even properly evaluate proposals or validate the work being done until it’s too late – and by that point if there’s a dispute, the contract business analysts and project managers will likely be able to point to some documents they wrote as proof that “the government” required whatever problematic decision was made even when that was some non-technical civil servant picking an option they suggested without fully understanding the implications.

The single best way to save government money on infrastructure projects (software and real) would be to hire a bunch of engineers at competitive salaries so there’d be in-house expertise without conflicts of interest, but since that involves spending money up front and trusting people to be professional it’s politically unlikely.
Would be nice to pair this with some actual real life example ads
I've delivered software to the US government. My software has always been required to undergo security auditing.
Elon Musk is out of control. Here is how to rein him in
imo, only if it's asked in bad faith. maybe that's just worded poorly, but e.g. "oh, thanks! what'd you do differently with this recipe?" or w/e
Bystander-initiated chest compression-only CPR is better than standard CPR
Do they try to establish intent?

It is very odd that after 200 years of independence they realised that they had failed to realised that the constitution granted a right to have an abortion, and then a few decades later realised that it did not after all.

It feels very much that you have a different arm of the government (the judiciary) making laws in place of the legislature.

Historically it also took a while to get the thirteenth amendment so the constitution was pretty seriously flawed for a very long time.

On the other hand the free speech protections are something I envy.
Mining boss opposes staff leaving office for coffee
There's enough legal uncertainty about API calls being considered linking that it keeps coming up. Minio are probably at the forefront of claiming this somewhat implicitly while referring you to your lawyer (or their pricing page, preferably) when asked about how they understand the AGPL.

FSF/GNU have an example of an AGPL proxy becoming compliant by serving it a page with the offer to download source code on the first request, pretty far off from reality if you ask me. That's also the big other issue, AGPL is unclear about conveyance over a network. Does a header work? Does a link to the source repo work or do you need to offer hard copies? What do you do if the "networking" is a highly specific protocol that simply can't make that offer over the wire?

I much prefer the clarity of intent of the EUPL.
The game being?
It’s illegal to dishonor a judge in Brazil, that’s why they are going after so many of their journalists, because any criticism can be judged dishonorable by the judge.
> If we had stayed on the Adams curve, we would be consuming 2-5x more energy than we do today. For the US, that means that GDP per capita today would not be the current amount of $65k, but $100k-$200k. It is a catastrophe that we don’t have more energy: We should be much richer.

I'm sorry, what??? Correlation != causation. We have become more energy efficient, and it does not follow at all that cheaper energy will increase our GDP by 2-3x.
Progress is inevitable --- much to the dismay of regressives who argue and struggle against it every step of the way.
multicast/mDNS is broken, and it doesn't seem that it will be fixed anytime soon. This prevents hosts discovering each other as if they were on non-virtual LAN.

Personally, I find that having to set up an OIDC provider is too much overhead for a VPN. In a corporate setting, you likely have something already, but for individuals or small teams it's too much extra work.
Ahhh this is so sad. So many of my favorite online spots are ending recently.

On a brighter note, Chips and Cheese are continuing the effort of quality technical journalism.
I find it weird that they use M4A and the previous blog post explains that there are preferred file formats with a link to a list which doesn't contain M4A at all.
That is an example of knowing what your are selling
How is something rotten? We are only seeing one side of this story, true, but it sure looks like a crime and smells like a crime.
> The only real way to combat this is to do Deep Packet Inspection (DPI)

Snake oil. It's not possible to be sure what's really going on in a connection where somebody else controls both endpoints, full stop. That's what this whole post is about.

> As a vendor specifically in the healthcare space, I can tell you that there is no way in hell that I am going to trust any of our customers to secure our data, more than ourselves.

What are "your" data doing on a device you don't physically control, in a network you don't control at all, all under the supervision of somebody you don't believe should have access to those data? Anything on there is "in the wild" already. It should have no ability to affect anybody but that customer and information that that customer would have access to regardless.

The security mindset should be telling you that your whole system needs to be rearchitected.
Amazon has never offered MongoDB. They implemented thier own DB that was (maybe still is?) API compatible with Mongo.
> excess vitamin D and hypercalcemia (excess Ca, calcium) are both unrelated to the wife's spiking of his drinking water with potassium

The wife's -alleged- spiking with potassium. When noticing this apparent contradiction, it could lead to two conclusions: A. the wife is not telling the truth or B. the husband is not telling the truth.
For some reason you're following only lead B.