skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Here's the thing: if you're just selling your time, you're limiting yourself. Sure, you can go from $90/hour to $100/hour to $200/hour. But once you hit $500/hour, you start to feel like a grifter.

I like how people are good at rationalizing: "Once you hit $500/hour, you start to feel like a grifter. Let me teach you how to formulate it in such a way that you can feel good about it".
Mostly because of them not being totally honest to the public from the start with the COVID vaccines, stating that it would be 100% safe (something that's _never_ true about vaccines) and would prevent spreading.

It made me distrust my government, something I've never done before, only to be fueled by backlash people received for asking questions, including having 0 TV time. If they would've taken it seriously and were able to answer some simple critical questions, even repeatedly (because it's their goddamn job), then I would not think like this. But they STILL don't want to really talk about it in any "real" media, and in my country you get called a "Wappie" for even asking some questions. They tried (effectively) to turn the general population against critical thinkers, which is something you never do, right?
So a big no from me, they messed it up.

See my other comment for a bit more info.
It's more that they have the ability to control the pressurisation manually in case the automatic system fails.

Ultimately the pilots have to be able to turn anything off that might malfunction.

Also even if you (try to) take capabilities away they are by definition quite smart people and could probably figure a way round if they really wanted to.
>Linux distributions do not implement it out of the box

There are several distributions that _do_ implement by-default restrictions to all running software with stuff like Cgroups and GRSecurity. There are even distributions dedicated to isolating even the drivers, like Qubes.
Sag-Aftra Wins Passage of California Bill to Limit AI Replicas
That’s everyone on HN.
Do you have an example for this? Just curious
Are you sure you're speaking the same language?

Recently two friends of mine were speaking and one of them said "it's too woke now" in reference to something in media. While his words were not explicit, I understood that he was speaking about the tendency of certain media to insert dialogue or scenes that reference the current liberal social zeitgeist in a meaningless way. He was ultimately saying something like "it's annoying, but in a specifically liberal way."

The other friend said "Dude come on. Don't say that. Therein lies the path of darkness."

I suspect you and my second friend look at the pejorative use of woke as a conservative dog whistle. This conservative whistle warns us of anything related to non-white social issues and non-male gender issues, and it marks these topics as bad.

I tend to agree with my first friend and use the word as he did. I use it to describe situations in which liberal ideals on social issues are being raised, but there's no actual meaningful action or thought involved. It's just a tool to bludgeon people with. "You can't say that. You're bad." "You can't think that. You're bad."

What does it mean to you exactly? What do you feel is festering?

If we're letting young men down, I think it's by assuming that they are too stupid to form an opinion and too terrible to not be intrinsically wicked. You see a super villain origin. I see an opportunity to ask the author "what do you mean by woke?" Given the tone of the article, I suspect he has yet another definition. Probably something related to the suppression of the edginess and dark humor associated with "weird people."
There are DMA (direct memory access) cheats, and that's discussed in the article (under the section "Hardware cheats make this all moot, no?").

Not sure about KVM-like hardware cheats, specifically. You could obviously use an AI to simulate mouse movements, but I don't think that's particularly common.
What's your favorite RSS feed reader?
I've been using a subpar tool lately that has proven increasingly buggy over time. I'm curious what other options are out there.
I got some pet rabbits that roam free in our yard and as they've been working on creating various burrows all over the place, they've been pulling out insane amounts of bricks and stone rubble.

Impressive on the rabbits end, pretty infuriating on the builders end.
Started using this for a personal project (Java, Spring Boot, Thymeleaf) and found these looking for any way I could add things like Bootstrap without having to vendor it and add it to my repository. From a technical perspective these things are pretty fascinating if you ask me!
I think it makes sense. Considering that they are two competing technologies which more or less try to accomplish the same thing - make Microsoft technologies compatible with other platforms.
[2018]

Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16065880
Show HN: graphiti – Temporal Knowledge Graphs for Agentic Applications
Hey HN -

Paul, Preston, and Daniel from Zep here. We’re excited to show you graphiti, a library for building and searching dynamic, temporally aware knowledge graphs.

https://git.new/graphiti

With graphiti, you can model complex, evolving relationships between entities over time. graphiti ingests both unstructured and structured data and the resulting graph may be queried using a fusion of time, full-text, semantic, and graph algorithm approaches.

With graphiti, you can build LLM applications such as:

- Assistants that learn from user interactions, fusing personal knowledge with dynamic data from business systems like CRMs and billing platforms.

- Agents that autonomously execute complex tasks, reasoning with state changes from multiple dynamic sources as varied as traffic conditions or streaming voice transcriptions.

graphiti differs from GraphRAG and other graph libraries. It’s purpose-built for dynamic data and agentic use:

- Smart Graph Updates: Automatically evaluates new entities against the current graph, revising both to reflect the latest context.

- Rich Edge Semantics: Generates human-readable, semantic, and full-text searchable representations for edges during graph construction, enabling search and enhancing interpretability.

- Temporal Awareness: Extracts and updates time-based edge metadata from input data, enabling reasoning over changing relationships.

- Hybrid Search: Offers semantic, BM25, and graph-based search with the ability to fuse results.

- Fast: Search results in < 100ms, with latency primarily determined by the 3rd-party embedding API call.

- Schema Consistency: Maintains a coherent graph structure by reusing existing schema, preventing unnecessary proliferation of node and edge types.

We built graphiti to power Zep Memory, a long-term memory layer for building personalized and accurate LLM apps. We believe graphiti’s potential extends beyond memory applications and have open sourced it to support and grow these use cases.

github: https://git.new/graphiti

documentation: https://help.getzep.com/graphiti

We’d appreciate your feedback, contributions, or just to hear about the awesome projects you’ve built with graphiti!

- Paul, Preston, & Daniel
IME the problem is that the criteria for "dupe" is way too low. Like, I start with a question asking how to do X in .NET8, which is what I am trying to answer. But it's closed as a dupe of something else that answers the "same" question for .NET framework 4.5, an API that was deprecated 10 years ago. Part of this might be Microsoft's awful naming choices, but some is also Stack Overflows obsession with no dupes.
There's an example right at the beginning too - the ammo drop on the right changes to something green (I think that's a body?)
"Best" in the subjective opinion of @todsacerdoti. I didn't think editorialising titles was allowed.
Aren't they saying "whatsapp" and "signal" 2 seconds after "telegram"?
Notes that the article claims that the mRNA is transcribed "back" to DNA not that is integrated into genomes:

> At this stage, we do not know if DNA reverse transcribed from BNT162b2 is integrated into the cell genome.
The fact that he honestly believes Facebook has any sort of content standard is hilarious anyway.
Everybody moved to the browser that doesn't work without an account.
If a question was created in 2013 and viewed by somebody in 2020, that moved the line higher in 2013, not 2020. A more useful view would be one where it contributed to 2020. In other words, the graph shown answers “how often were questions viewed, dependent on when they were written.” The point the post is trying to make would benefit more from “how many total views were there in a given year.”
https://github.com/SMUsamaShah/motion-extraction

Found some changes on my laptop which i also just uploaded. Can't guarantee if its still working correctly. But you will get the idea.
Holy $DEITY.

Discord is a -ing chat platform. They haven't fixed anything for you. The various communities that run their own discord based chats may or may not have fixed things for you.
Human brain organoid bioprocessors now available to rent for $500 per month
It's definitely not new technology, having been in use since the 1980s, mostly for flu.
>In case anyone else is wondering, I know ajkjk has a copy of my book.

Is there only a paper version of your GA book?
My issue is of unfairness: you shouldn't do something to one company you haven't done to others.

Microsoft has been a too big company since the 1990s.
Im using next cloud news(server and android app). It has a small bug with invisible text and some setting are forgotten over time, but else it is good enough,
Only a slur if you have hate in your heart when you use it. Otherwise it has common usage.
I'm torn. Is this not doing the same thing they claim to be against "wokeism", for it's partitioning of the populace? I'm definitely team divergent - I mean "Weird" if forced to pick, but this only further makes us vs them. Which then lead me to my original issue with this, issue. Words, or language. "Normal" which has this social connotation of proper, correct, you are a flawless human, good job - unlike those perfectly imperfect weird ones over there. Which one do you want to be? It seems as messed up as any other, other-ing. It is suggested at here.

>> I’m using the word ‘weird’ intentionally here. More positive alternatives are: authentic, unconventional, contrarian, eccentric, original, etc.

What if we started calling "Normal" people "Conformers" and "Weird" ones "Original". At least in US culture, I'm betting a lot of people that self-select into Team Normal would quickly jump to Team Original, because being an original has "better" social connotations (in the US) then being a conformer (aka follower).

This thought came about as it reminded me of a friend in high school who graduated with honors and probably could have been top of her class if she didn't try so hard to fit in by creating an image of herself as THE stereotype cheerleader (this is not a disparagement of cheerleaders/dance my niece is one). Anyway, heard from a friend years later she was working at NASA, so guess it worked out for her in the end. But it was tough to watch someone so brilliant try to dumb herself down to be normal/fit in.
I'm sad you had that experience. I haven't used the forums. I have created some scores, and I thought it was fine. Ymmv.
> A friendlier implementation imo, would be for the asker to be shown the duplicated answer(s) inline under their question, with a note that it's a dupe and a link to the original question(s).

That would occupy a lot of space. What's wrong with the current approach of posting a link to the duplicate? Mind you, when the first user votes to close as a duplicate, the system automatically posts a comment with a text more or less like "this question already has an answer on this link http://stackoverflow.com/.... If you think this case is different please state why". Then after three votes the question gets closed.

But please notice it can still be reopened. Users with 3000+ reputations (so not only what many people percieve as sort of barons on stackoverflow) can vote to reopen. And three votes are enough to reopen a question.
I don't know why news outlets are so allergic to linking to their sources, but I finally found the original text:

https://www.meft.gov.na/files/files/Culling%20of%20Wild-anim...
this is neither newsworthy nor does it belong on hackernews ... of course, one might obviously argue that the voters decide but I argue this reflects a problem with this otherwise fantastic refuge for technologically inclined people. i believe stuff like that should be moderated away automatically and without requiring manual flagging.
Seems an ecological nightmare. So many tiny creatures trigger off of daylight strength and length. Mess with that and you can kill entire species.
The “liberal” in “liberal democracy” doesn’t mean the same thing as the “free” in “free software”. It’s the license that is liberal, not the software itself, so at most I’d admit that “liberally licensed software” means the same thing.

Similarly you would say someone who’s gotten out of prison is now “free” (or libre in French or Spanish) but you wouldn’t say they’re “liberal”.
You can (and should) run a Discord export on your favorite servers and upload them to Archive.org
I've seen many questions like the OP describes with my own eyes though. Marked as duplicate. With helpful answers saying "this is a duplicate of X..." in spite of the question stating they don't do X but something that sounds like X.

Also your answer sounds like your average SO moderator's :)
Is there a reason why projects opt for a Discord server rather than setting up a subreddit? Is it simply because Discord is easier to moderate?
The author of the software called it like that. Maybe quotes would still make sense.
This is what I'm interested in. If I'm going to have a petrol engine at all, I only want it to charge the battery. I don't want it being part of the drivetrain.
Dublin Ireland, one of most expensive cities in eu (sadly)
Cost per hour is around €15
I developed tools related to this, and have some guesses why some people see value and some don't:

1. A lot of the diagram-based modeling/visualization languages and tools are too simple, or poorly rendered, missing most of the potential value. (For example, for some product segments I knew, sold via enterprise sales, most of the offerings seemed to be developed by people who didn't use it themselves, and didn't have guidance from a domain expert.)

2. A lot of the examples people see of them are too simple, and often just plain wrong. (I was lucky to have a colleague explaining a complicated system by talking people through a rich diagram, and it was borderline epiphany. Then later I saw product managers and engineers make diagrams that were obviously incorrect/nonsensical, and otherwise weren't useful.)

3. I have a suspicion it might also sometimes involve some people having different "visual" or "spatial" thinking than others. Given a rich diagram in a familiar standardized visual language, do some people reason about it more visually than others, who are, say, reading it more like verbally, and reasoning from concepts that way?
> Good plan!

Looking at an aircraft cockpit I see Billions of Buttons https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BillionsOfButton...

Would writing the equation, data sources, and output format for each of those buttons on the button be good UX?

No, I agree with you, this is not a UX problem it's a training one - a test question along the lines of "How does fuel prediction work on a B790" etc ...
If Google just added customer happiness to their usual stuff it would fix a lot of things.
Even purely going forward, specks on wall textures morph into opponents and so on. All the diffusion-generated videos I’ve seen so far have this kind of unsettling feature.
Hmm I wonder how does elephant meat taste?

> The Ministry will contribute 723 animals comprising 30 Hippos, 60 buffalos, 50 impalas, 100
blue Wilderbeast, 300 Zebras, 83 elephants and 100 elands.
Is the content on RSS feeds significantly different that what you can find on platforms like HackerNews or Reddit?
What kind of process would you propose? What criteria would be enforced?
Does this works with any other theme than PaperMod? It looks like the theme is hardcoded in this importer. It seems to also overwrite files in this theme instead of making use of the layouts folder?
What does elephant taste like? Chicken?
You've said it would be obviously wrong "even in a language with garbage collector, such as JavaScript." But, obviously, most modern GC can handle cyclic references just fine.
This is great! When can I get it?
https://archive.is/3kNwQ
> “Importantly, the vaccine remains stable at 4°C for seven months, making it ideal for low- and middle-income countries.”

That's it's best feature, not the nasal administration IMO.
Back in the late 90s I was working in a nightclub in the UK. It was my first time when I had to use a 'professional' dishwasher. That thing could wash 50-70 glasses in 3-4 mins and I remember that when I was pulling out that tray it was hotter than the sun. We had 5-6 trays for each dishwasher of them and at any given time 1-2 trays were out filled with glasses cooling down.

These were like tiny ovens (same horizontal dimensions but only 40-50cm tall)

I haven't worked in a restaurant so I don't know about that complexity (cutlery, porcelain wearing out) but glasses.. oh man we had 99% mostly pint glasses (beer/UK) and shot glasses and 1% wine and champagne glasses, and considering people breaking them we had to restock (replace broken or replace worn out) every week.
good to hear. I thought it's dead (llvm 4.7 only)
My interpretation is that it's related to modulate. Like how you might modulate the volume to reduce it (without muting it), "X is true modulo Y" means that Y makes X less true (but not untrue).

I didn't find any evidence for this etymology from casual searching however (other than that the roots are related).
Living Computers Are Made from Human Neurons
Nothing in the comment linked upthread is at all relevant to the analysis of Telegram we are discussing.
Usually emigrate focuses on the country of departure. All the forms I'm filling out have to do with immigration and not emigration because the process of leaving a country is not usually the legal hurdle.
Same with java - designed for embedded set top devices, pivoted to backend services.
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41339163
Off-topic but to join in the general good vibes this announcement emanates: i have to say that my experience using Azure cloud has been stellar. Their co-pilot integration works well, IME. Azure shell is simple and good. Dashboard UI is always good.

Bona fides: I have used GCP for 3 years, AWS for 3 years, and Azure for ~ 1 year. As well as the more "bare-metal" types of cloud providers like Linode/Akamai, and Vultr -- all the latter of which are great for self managing your infra.

I also really find the ability to spin up Windows Server and Windows 10/11 etc super useful for builds, testing, Hyper-V.

I really like Azure for huge projects with many moving parts.
Depending on the model, that's usually swappable with the left CTRL in the UEFI/BIOS settings.
Steaming to get them tender.

Oh nevermind, wrong thread. ;)
X11 Bouncing DVD Logo
but unfortunately the speedy commercial ones aren’t removing the all the chemicals properly – https://www.news.uzh.ch/en/articles/media/2022/Geschirrspuel...

another reason to eat at home.
It's the very same symbolic execution engine as klee, which just a bit more features, and a bit simpler to use.
Org-mode for notes, because notes tend to have variable meaningful life sometimes till the entire human life, so I need a stable tool and Emacs is definitively one, not a service who might disappear or change terms suddenly, no matter if I still have my data, missing the tool to use it my way, and well, that's enough for me.

For basic todos like "buy the milk" I've tried for a little time Home Assistant tasks, very basic more comfy than Orgzly, but I do not need much of such lists so... I do not much feel the need of anything special. I've used of course in the past paper notes, I tend to forget them when used as reminder so they are not better for this specific usage, while I still have a small A7 notebook for sudden things to note when I'm not at the desktop.
There already was a copycat, the German wings flight that flew into a mountain. Or did that precede MH370?
Pilots have access to virtually all critical systems on board; if they wanted to kill everyone on board, they could simply fly the plane into a mountain. Pressurization is mostly automatically managed, but if it fails, the pilots must be able to manually depressurize before landing.
It's quite a stretch to call it a gift from the US government. The original GPS was opened up with horrible accuracy. Every superpower now operates their own positioning constellations free of charge. Thanks US, EU, Russia, India and China
There is a chocking hazard with the sponge.
People ascribe magical powers to them.
On this topic, I recently got officially fit-tested for N95 masks (specifically 3M 9210+). They put a cover over your head and spray in a bitter substance; if you taste it, the mask fit fails. (You can also do this test at home if you have the supplies.)

I started wearing N95s on flights since KF94 ear loop masks would hurt my ears after a few hours. Inadvertently realized during fit-testing that the KF94s let so much air around the edges that they were much less effective than I had assumed, so I basically just use my N95 when needed indoors anywhere. Also found that other 3M mask models didn't fit my face as effectively (failed the test almost immediately).

Highly recommended to go with fit-tested N95s (if not already using something even better like a respirator).

Edit: I should mention I've flown SF to Toronto a few times since the pandemic started and air quality on planes is quite terrible despite what airlines say. Lowest CO2 concentration around 1800 ppm, and highest I've seen has been 3000+ ppm (during boarding). (420ppm outdoor average at sea level, and anything about 1000ppm I'd wear a mask indoors.)
It would be cool for dream sequences in games to feel more like dreams. This is probably an expensive way to do it, but it would be neat!
good that our ancestors didn't know about all this, they would just kill themselves right away sparing us all these enlightening discussions
You can claim this about all slurs, my point is that most websites don't care and blanket ban them.
Eicrud – The Fast-Track Node.js Framework
From the article:

> The larp concluded, and a half-hour decompression began. We talked about what had happened and what our characters might have done next, then sat for a live Zoom call with Fatima AbdulKarim, a Palestinian larper living in the West Bank. Fatima saw larp as a way for players to imagine what it’d be like to live in a similar situation as Gazans and to understand their feeling of injustice.

> It is worth noting at this point that Seaside Prison was co-created by Mohamad Rabah, a Palestinian. That doesn’t insulate it from criticism, but it should inform any questions about cultural appropriation. Nothing about the larp felt trivial. The larp might give players the false impression they know what it’s like to be in Gaza, but its alternate universe setting and the contextualising videos and Zoom call are all attempts to correct any such misapprehensions.

Of course Palestinians would probably feel more legitimate to make a larp about themselves. An Israeli could do the same to represent their side. If anything, I somewhat would find it quite beautiful to see two larp back to back trying to convey what each other feel. Maybe it would be a form of way to make each other come to an understanding.
Sadly, it is very much a childish vision.