skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How does the Voice manifest? Do you hear it with your ears? Can you tell it is the Voice, without looking around you to see if there's someone, and if there's no one then that's how you know it is the Voice?

No, I don't "hear it using my ears" in the conventional sense. So I've spoken to other people who hear voices in my podcast about Bipolar condition (let me know if you want a link). The voices often have a definite physical location, even though they are not there. One person told me it was like two people behind them in the queue for a movie. She would overhear them behind her. Another person told me it would sound like was coming from the apartment above. Again sounded very real.

For me its like in the right lower abdomen. It emanates from there.

Because of this I never confuse with a person.
I visited Sri Lanka a few years ago, and mostly loved it (there were some annoying bits, of course, but definitely one of the best trips I've had).

Since then, Colombo is one of my favourite cities as a reference. It has such weird urban planning (or lack thereof), I often find myself comparing other cities to it. It would be awesome to be able to revisit it, and recheck my reference points, virtually in a game.
https://medium.com/the-first-digit/ai-powered-osint-masterin...
for forged parts, magnetic particle deposit might enhance defect under UV light. Here [0] is a crankshaft inspection method that mixed UV light with SSD detection.
[0] https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-020-06467-4
> prefer the variable name 'ii' over 'i'

Vim users don't have this issue, where you can * a variable name you're looking for and that'll enforce word boundaries.

PHP developers also don't have this issue: the $ before is a pretty sure indicator you're working with a variable named i and not a random i in a word or comment somewhere

Y'all should just use proper tools. No newfangled Rust and Netbeans that the kids love these days, the 80s had it all!

(Note this is all in jest :) I do use vim and php but it's obviously not a reason to use a certain language or editor; I just wondered to myself why I don't have this problem and realised there's two reasons.)
Oh, and the prosecutor who lied in court to make his case failed had been previously made lying in court in 2013. Then he didn't loose his job, he was promoted.

And the former head of team interventions, who was joinly responsible for the criminal intervention, was mentioned at the end of each episode of a six part documentary called "De Villamoord" as refusing to answer the documentary maker's questions. The documentary was about 9 innocent people sent to jail on fabricated evidence. So she's being responsible for obstruction of justice before, both of them have. But both of them were just promoted, not fired.

Before being the head of team interventions, she was previously the head of the organised crime unit in Arnheim, which is why her name was mentioned at the end of each episode. And it's why I then further investigated her background to discover those roles and the explanation was to why the case was delayed and how she was then in a position to further obstruct justice. I was interested, because we had had two meetings with her in my efforts to get the absurdly massive harrassment stopped.

It's quite clear that the huge escalation in harrassment that occurred before we started protesting at the town hall that resulted in the government buying the house of my harrasser was an attempt to make me trip up and do something illegal. A futile attempt because I'm simply just not that kind of person, I'm very law abiding.
>Japan

Sweet baby Jesus NO.

Japan is literally a 1.5 party state (LDP with Komei Party latching on as yes men), and the last time the Japanese electorate decided to give the minority JDP a shot it resulted in the worst manmade nuclear disaster in post-war history and the JDP collapsing into two different and irrelevant parties (CDP and DPFP).

And today the LDP party leader election stems from a leaderless leader (Kishida) failing to both lead his country (stagnant economy and policies) and manage his party (politicians from mere Parliament members to cabinet ministers engaging in literal tax evasion).

All the while the Japanese electorate's sentiment is "o rly" because nobody couldn't care less who becomes the new LDP leader and thus next Japanese Prime Minister because nothing will really change. I haven't met a single Japanese voter who understands how Parliament members are elected, either.

I frankly much prefer the American shithouse, at least it's fun and even makes sense (yes, including the Electoral College) once you actually study it.

Context note: I'm Japanese-American.
> water flowed toward Amsterdam unnoticed

I'm glad we in tech are not the only ones that deal with these kind of monitoring issues.
I hadn't taken drugs for a month when I met the shaman song lady. I don't take drugs in general due to my bipolar.
> No US prisoner is forced to work in any meaningful sense of the word "forced".

"Refusal to work can be met with solitary confinement and physical beatings"

https://web.archive.org/web/20240224172720/https://www.washi...
pretty cool and to me a better approach than the prescriptive advice from the OP. to me the crux of the argument is to make the code more readable from a popular tool. but if this can be well-integrated into common ide (or even grep perhaps), it would take away most of the argument down to personal preference.
Well, you're right but of Sleep is impractical with S0 mode as explained, hibernate with slightly longer transition time may be acceptable. Hibernate has really became fast on modern computers.
https://github.com/chroxify/haptic
Risk management. Numbers game. If it could be insured, I'd think that 24/7 staffing would bring down the premiums.
Maybe it is just me, but the examples that should show up in the boxes are just blank, white areas.

Firefox on Android
Started with an AI agent, now doing a thing that won't scale
You may also like Philip K Dick. There seems to be a decent intersection between fans of each, and while they’re radically different authors, they have the same heavy cerebral load - Dick makes you put the book down, stare into the middle distance, and go “whoa”. The kinds of books that leave a lasting imprint on your mind.

Oh, and Iain M Banks. More accessible, I’d say, but no shortage of Big Ideas.
It has more features :)
I took a course in my undergrad in physics on energy systems. It was basically a holistic look at the UKs primary energy sources, the grid, future sources of energy and some policy.

We briefly covered the elimination of coal. A graph showed a huge void in domestic energy at coal-plant closures, with other domestic sources planned in the future (renewables) to fill the void. These renewables sources have been much slower to come online and have been under resourced. The issue is now that we are enormous net-importers of energy, some of our demand is likely fulfilled by foreign coal burning. So none of this reporting is really that honest about how horrific it is to be a net energy importer, it would be another thing if we were at greater than 100% domestic energy generation and that these can now be taken offline (which many will take as the implication.)
I understand that basic functionality is for free, but I saw somewhere research showing that apps that allow one to try out without login at all (providing that the actions are made on the client side of course, i.e. not writing anything to server-side data store) attract more clients than the "must-login-before-try" approach
Of course multi-threaded is faster (more QPS) as long as there is no high contention for resources. Especially things like read-heavy workloads will see a big improvement. Single-threaded implementations have the advantage to be much simpler, robust and don't require synchronization.
Yes, it absolutely did have a personality and agency. It even played on me cruel jokes.

It told me once that I would make love to a beautiful woman once. I joined a song circle and helped this really beautiful woman build her song. It then told me "there's a lot of different ways of making love". That one was not the worse, but it kept teaching me lessons through weird paradoxes like that, to break me open and rebuild me.

It also told me once that my tent was going to get robbed at the festival, unless I rushed in and got to it rapidly. I almost ran there, and everything was fine. It just laughed in my face, and said something cruel I don't even remember now.
This is the kind of dismissive response that isn't good for anyone.

It would have been much improved if you could somehow provide a foundation for why you think what you think and if you could leave the things that you literally just made up out of it.
It depends on how detailed you want your location history to be and also on how you configure your mobile app. Both Overland and Owntracks allow enabling and disabling location tracking. And what they have tracked is being sent to Dawarich, so it's up to client's config.
It was this day: https://youtu.be/kR6PT_yw9m0?si=nOX06CXrdPrmeQNW at 0:42
> is this expecting that others step up where you’d fail?

This is a nonsense argument. I’m not willing to go med school, that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t require it for doctors.

A fighting force addicted to their phones is vulnerable. You can’t have the first time your Navy goes cold turkey on a psychological dependence be during combat.
What I find especially frustrating with all the Metaverse stuff is that everybody aims for the pie-in-sky solution (VR, realtime 3D worlds, etc.) instead of fixing the main problem with the Internet first: Computers can't talk to each other directly due to NAT.

That's the root of so many issue with the modern Internet, but every "solution" is just more cloud nonsense, instead of addressing the core connectivity issue.

I don't need virtual reality when even just the act of moving a file from one computer to another is already such a dysfunctional mess.
Very very good point and often understated imo.

Yes, LLMs are okay-ish at javascript and python, but if I ask it to generate me some VHDL, it often just produces plain garbage. And without a basic understanding of hardware design you wouldn't even know what to look out for. It's just not possible to learn anything from it.
> Burning waste still releases harmful toxins into the environment and contributes to greenhouse gas emissions – even if it reduces landfill methane, which is a potent contributor to climate change

This is not axiomatic. The gases from the incineration can be put into productive use (cf. Vienna heating and providing hot water off of their incinerator), and the harmful stuff can be filtered (cf. Vienna where the incinerator is in a dense urban area, and an architectural masterpiece).
Theres pretty much exactly as much that is sexual about the Lenna image. Its still not appropriate in the workplace or in research. For a start using images like this has obvious and widely negative impacts on women entering your field

https://www.cmc.edu/news/every-picture-tells-a-story

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/a-playboy-centerfold...
Why though? Eindhoven is about 17 meters above sea level, and the Dommel seems hardly big enough to pose a serious flood risk. (It obviously does flood every once in a while, but usually not near the university area)
After hibernating or shutting down my laptop, I need to enter the password for the disk encryption again. It's a long, secure password, and I hate entering it. Now that my new laptop does not support S3 anymore and the battery does not last one night in S0ix, I have to enter it every morning, and I constantly mistype because I don't see what I'm typing. I'm considering changing it to something less secure because of this. TPM without PIN is not allowed by my employer, and TMP with PIN is not supported on Linux AFAIK.
i.e.: This bug has been locked by the CEO as WON'T FIX
> I know that Chromebooks and Macos are ahead, far ahead [of Windows].

Perhaps in the US, though I doubt it. Chromebooks are not even sold in a lot of places. Apple products are much more expensive (relatively and absolutely) in the rest of the world.
What I've learned building MLOps systems for four years
This isn't a phone CPU though, it's a laptop CPU, and most laptops have batteries that are literally bigger than your entire phone. So an extra 3 watts isn't such a big difference.

The real problem isn't actually the power-draw while working though. Where x86 processors run into real battery life trouble is that modern Windows and Linux are really bad about keeping power draw low when the laptop lid is closed.

You can put your phone to sleep and leave it for a couple days and find its only lost 10% battery life, but if you close a Linux or Windows laptop and leave it for a couple days without actually powering it off, you're typically looking at something more like 50% battery life lost.

This is the real problem that needs to be solved, and it's going to be quite difficult because it'll involve hunting down tonnes of super old crufty low-level OS code and redesigning it.

One of the biggest reason ARM laptops tend to not have this problem is that a ton of low-level OS stuff had to be totally rewritten for them, so they just did the efficient thing in the first place, rather than having to sift through existing, working code and tweak it for better efficiency.
I think if there's something you can't explain, then you should to take all available explanations as likely.

Also, I've seen and experienced too much to just say "it's not a spiritual being". I have compelling evidence that indeed, something was passed between me and the Shaman Song Lady that day, even though it would be impossible to prove.
It wasn’t unnoticed at all. Basements and streets flooded, water up to the windows.

And good luck with your insurance. Although now they should at least be same to claim it from the gov
Surplus-value as a notion is frankly completely barking mad, and bred from a mix of multiple different fallacies mixed together including the labor theory of value.

In what universe does water by the river cost the same as water in the middle of the Saharra desert? A plant worth the same whether it is local or highly exotic? Where buying lumber at $300 a cord to burn fair, but buying it for the same $300 a cord but operating a warehouse selling it for as so much as $301 a cord retroactively somehow robbing the lumberjack? The madhouse world of surplus-labor-value! Boy, if Lewis Carroll had a field day with imaginary numbers then he missed truly golden opportunities of exploring an utterly mental system which demands fixed globally perfect valuations to avoid exploitation!
WebRTC is basically just signalling around RTP in a browser compatible manner. The problem with RTMP is that nobody is using flash based video players anymore so "RTMP and HLS" as a bundle is non-negotiable in web browsers.
thanks Evan + team, one thing I enjoy about Vue is the main API never really changes under you. compared to other frameworks.
For North Americans reading this, the "first floor" is not the ground floor in the Netherlands (where Eindhoven is)-- they count floors from zero.
You are assuming the art-less workplace is the natural default. I’m from a culture where having art in the workplace and in public spaces is common and generally appreciated.
Pretty interesting to hear that there are no less than 14 other gates and barriers between Ijmuiden and Amsterdam that all got closed as soon as the problem was discovered.
Russia hasn't ratified it either.
France: biggest user of nuclear, warmer than Germany.
Italy/Spain: Definitely warmer than Germany.

I don't think they were ever hit as hard by the energy crisis as Germany was in the first place.
And Spain has direct gas pipelines from North Africa.
I have a link to a description and many news articles relating to my battle to get the huge years long harrassment stopped. Including articles as to how I took the police to court and won, also in appeal (5 years later) and found evidence that shows that connection of my harrasser to prosecutor investigations and that the prosecutors office were protecting them.

The link is here:

https://hydracontrolfreak.com/geschiedenis/geschiedenis.htm

Note, I never updated that after the failed court case. Mostly because it make's me feel sick reading and confronting all this. 17 years of my life was taken up with it already. 17 years of my life was hijacked by an illegal and immoral and pointless "government intervention". And just because I had the audacity to complain about the harrassment that played out on the driveway I have to cross to get to my home. How dare I?

And I've not been able to hold a single person accountable. None of my official and on-time government complaints were handled. The council simply replied with "no comment" to all of my questions and refused to put this on paper.

The police wouldn't handle my complaint, likewise with the prosecutor's office. If the journalists don't do their jobs and publish articles about injustices, then there is no functional democracy.
I'm always amazed by the tales of people who seemingly use sleep mode on the laptops without issues. In my experience every time I try this trick the laptop wakes up on its own in my backpack and turns into a heatbomb. This reliably reproduces on all half a dozen laptops I've used over past decade or more. So I was kinda trained to always turning off laptops for transporting.

Is sleep really fixed and finally can be used on Windows? Do you tweak power settings or configs for that in any way?
Can someone here provide some more context on how this is supposed to be used, and what is great about this approach?

Concrete Questions:

- Is this about the official test suite, or general testing with Nix?

- Is this only about Python applications or general?

- How does this compare to testing / debugging flows on Debian, Alpine, CentOS?

- When would I care about this?
I wouldn't even be surprised if that systemic issue was known already via smaller incidents and at least one person who pointed that out but got shoved to the wayside because "too expensive" or similar nonsense that is being thrown at them.
This has frustrated me too. I've completely avoided using sleep these days, and instead use hibernate.

Bizarrely, Microsoft also wants to hide this option from you too. But it still exists and modern SSDs are extremely fast.
Kinda telling how Google switched to S0(s2idle) on Android since Pixel 3 or 4, fixed up most of their own drivers, submitted fixes to mainline (and probably to firmware developers too) and a few years later every Android device uses S0 and sleeps flawlessly.

Meanwhile MS have been trying to do the same since 2012 and there are still numerous issues.

I'm just glad my Lenovo Legion still uses S3.
Sorry, here's an English version of that link below:

https://hydracontrolfreak.com/socialhistory/socialhistory.ht...
Do you happen to observe same traffic jams in same area and time windows as in the real world?

Also, do City Skyline drivers behaving like drivers who would use Waze (or could be configured so that a certain amount do) ?
"arcane knowledge" is too strong of a phrase. You need someone who is familiar with Nvidia hardware and is willing to write software that only works on Nvidia hardware.
I'm documenting the (scattered) implementation changes related to the feature / bug-fix, in both code and test cases, using the hashtag. You could just use the JIRA ticket number, too, but it's a bit dry.
Reflects the bias of your news reading. Federal courts mirror the politics of their location. Naturally this leads to circuit splits.
Varnish is one of those tools that has a very specific purpose (a highly configurable reverse caching proxy that is crazily fast). Most of the time I don't need it - but those places I have had to use it, it's made the difference between working services and failing services.

One example of where it made the difference was where we had two commercial systems, let's call them System A and System B. System A was acting as front end for System B, but System A was making so many API calls to System B it was grinding it to a halt. System B's responses would only change when System A made a call to a few specific APIs - so we put Varnish between System A and System B caching the common API responses. We also set it up so that when a request was made to the handful of APIs that would change the other API's for an account, we'd invalidate all the cache entries for that one specific account. Once System A was talking to the Varnish cache the performance of both Systems drastically improved.
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Take it any you want, as _signals_ or something else, what has been lacking in the JavaScript world and reimplemented many times is... functional reactive programming!

Our own take on this is https://github.com/okcontract/cells where we try to stick as close as possible to the spreadsheet analogy. We're using it to build a very complex web app and it's doing marvels.
I read "close to ten" as ten Windows machines per one Linux machine, so Windows would be 91%. 70% would be terrific news, mote than one fifth.
> Are people farming karma to later sell the accounts to shill products?

Yes.

Any self-respecting bot shiller knows their accounts need to look as genuine as possible. Broad subreddit use and commenting, harmless comments. Then whammy with the sponsored post when the time is right.

The more harmless the better. The more comment karma the better.

It's not Reddit pumping their numbers. They don't need to and after Elon's MAU crusade prior to buying Twitter they likely wouldn't want that kind of scrutiny when it comes to selling up.

I think Reddit will reinforce their user sign up pipeline in the short term to cut down on the bots. They'll have more data on it and I doubt any of it is good for them. They want real humans with cash to be posting popular comments, not bots.
The same thing happens to my work Lenovo ThinkPad laptop.

PS. A related video from LTT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHKKcd3sx2c