skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>and in today's world, and rarely involves taking the device, but instead goes to the service provider)

I thought sentry mode footage is stored locally rather than on cloud?
I thought UV would help remove the need for Docker?
Cops Are Towing Teslas to Secure Recordings Captured by the Cars Cameras
i-html, an inline-HTML import element
Which tip/configuration is appropriate for the RM2? Having trouble finding that information on the Lamy site!
Bus service to help Jewish Londoners feel safe
I started using the OneBlade years ago and finally upgraded to the Genesis (https://www.onebladeshave.com/products/oneblade-genesis)

The pivoting head on these is a game changer after using the traditional double edge razor. I do cut myself on occasion (Feathers are SHARP) but usually when I'm trying to rush things, and not as much as with the traditional razor.
I am simply stating the facts of the situation, if you think that means that the C folks are irresponsible, that’s on you.

I do not think the C folks are being irresponsible. I think some of the C people are being obstinate, and deliberately trying to interfere with the experiment Linus asked to be carried out. There are others who have been quite supportive!
Sounds like they're thinking of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drax_Power_Station (200 miles from London, but burns "biomass" and powers 6% of the uk)
It’s clearer in the image here: https://x.com/esa/status/1831307613205615044
You're linking to dpt-tools. I've never tried that software.

I have a Quaderno Gen 2 and personally use dpt-rp1-py (https://github.com/janten/dpt-rp1-py), so I can confirm that at least it works. (When I first set it up, I had to run the "dptrp1 register" command twice because I got an error message the first time, but that hasn't come up again -- you only have to register it once on a given computer.)
Let me guess: "Strong, white, pure, European, Western culture?" This kind of content doesn't seem to meet the bar here at HN. There are plenty other Internet forums that welcome this kind of cultural supremacy talk.
Comeon, dude. People buy disposable cartridges because they are convenient and much easier to use than a straight razor or safety razor. It's not a fucking conspiracy. Same with tea bags (and I mostly drink loose leaf myself).
Diligent Engine introduces WebGPU back end
I dealt directly with search warrants for a handful of years and this is correct.
The Creative Advantage: Why Startups Need to Build with Imagination
I love my double edged razor. My two teenage sons, who are just beginning their shaving journey each have their own, and don't seem to have issues with razor burn and nicks. Maybe the "safety" features of disposable razors just let you be a lazy shaver, akin to the way "safety" features in cars can let you be a more distracted or lazy driver?
Could this be a case of physics being more "tangible", thus leading to more obvious paths? Like, if you only study pure maths and you stay in your field, can you really point to a concrete direction for where to look for new stuff? In physics, your job is literally to study how the universe already behaves, so you have a frame of reference to take inspiration from and the efforts are a bit more concentrated. In fact, since models don't describe reality perfectly, you can always observe where it fails to know in which direction to attack. In maths, on the other hand, everything that is proven is correct forever. The model is reality. So it seems to be more difficult to find criticalities to look for. It's more of a "I wonder if this property does or doesn't hold" ordeal, which seems much more vague. Just a question.
Blade type can make a big difference. I'm using Lord Platinum's right now and they've been a vast improvement. My skin is fairly sensitive though - I've only ever really managed to shave about twice to 3 times a week reliably. (I also have a pack of a 1000, so so I'll run out...possibly not within my lifetime).
U.S. Investors Could Bankrupt Honduras, with Biden Administration Support
I recently started to use Hanson razor [1]. I never cut myself since. It feels like a modern disposable razor. I strongly recommend.

[1] https://hensonshaving.com/
Snapchat is going to put ads next to messages from your friends
>You don't need to shave every day, especially with 2024 social norms, you choose to.

different people have vastly different shaving needs, you can't put everybody in the same box like that. learn to be curious about other people's experiences, and their reasons, you can choose to too!
AIUI these dams have a limited lifetime either way. Giving the natives and activists what they've been fighting for is a sort of consolation prize for something that was a cheaper option than proper repairs/maintenance.

What I wonder is how long before new dams are being built in their place. Maybe after all the ailing bridges have been fixed, and there's another pile of federal money desperate for "green infrastructure" projects to be spent on...
Tags + links as a strategy is very helpful.

Many of my bookmarks arent bookmarks at all—they’re urls tagged in my note taking app!
Whenever I start looking into a device like this, I'm reminded how much progress has been held back by the grip Amazon has on the book world. Building on shared book annotations would be a great way to develop intelligence, but it can only be on the down-low.
One of my physics lecturers at university made the offhand observation that the distinction between physics and mathematics is a twentieth-century idea: it wasn't made during the nineteenth century or before, and it seems to be disappearing in the twenty-first.
makes sense if you factor in the cost of renting GPUs to build generative AI models
This is super impressive! I'd agree the open-source tooling isn't there yet, but it's coming in a few places. I started a 3D street visualizer but it's only at the scope of a few blocks at a time, not as large as a city area although we'd like to get there someday: https://github.com/3dstreet/3dstreet/

There's also https://github.com/a-b-street/abstreet for larger area simulation but with less visual fidelity
I have a Dorco that I've used for years along with a double edge. The Dorco cartridges are pretty cheap and the double edge was used.

Also, yes, you probably do not have to shave everyday these days. I can get by with 2-3 a week if that and still not look messy. Even if I did I feel the Dorco with the double edge is not that expensive.
So crazy how divided people on HN are about this product series. If this device also supports SSH, it seems like it should be solid since you can bypass most of the other subscription features, no?
I really couldn't care less about that. But I do care about the limited space on my fido token.
The sum of numbers on a roulette wheel! (0-36)
They don't need to learn Rust. They could reach out and get help from someone that does. I'm sure the Rusteceans would be happy to if it got more support for C.
A while ago I watched the tv adaptation of "the underground railroad" and theres a scene where one of the main characters uses a kind of hair-removing or growth-inhibiting cream to "shave" without using a razor. Anyone know if that's a real thing?
Looks interesting, I was using my own small app to do that and even know about Google Timeline somehow (well, I always disable anything-Google anyway).

However, I didn't manage to set it up. It's supposed to be just docker-compose up, but that ended up in some sort of infinite loop for me (I think it's migrations, but didn't really see the errors, since logs are running fast and I didn't use less).
I switched from cartridges to DE razors a couple of years ago for many of the reasons listed in the article. The article unfairly doesn't list many of the advantages of cartridges, which drove adoption of them over the dominant DE razors of yesteryear.

Cartridge shaving is just easier, faster, and more convenient. Multiple blades and pivoting heads let you absentmindedly drag the razor over your face and get a very good shave.

It takes me probably 25 - 50% longer to shave with a DE blade because I need to make more passes and shave more carefully to avoid cuts. Even so, I cut myself more often than I do with a cartridge. I do it anyway, though, because it's just more mindful and engaging than a cartridge razor, and cheaper. The spent blades can even be recycled in the right container.

Plus, shaving with hot water causes the metal body of the razor head to heat up, so you can get a hot shave, too. Try that with your plastic handle!
> I think that it's also important to consider that it's much easier to cut oneself when using a double edge razor.

I've actually found it to be the opposite in my case, after having used a double-edge safety razor for almost 7 years. When I use the DE razor, I know exactly where the blade is and it gives me greater control if I need to go over a spot again that I missed. With the disposable razor, I've always found it difficult to tell where the blades are on my skin, which makes me prone to errors. The multiple blades in sequence also make it much more nick-prone when going against the grain for a closer shave, or as in the missed-spot scenario I just mentioned.

But yes, you're right - it's basically impossible to travel with a DE razor without a checked bag. Even just carrying the handle without the blade in your carry-on is a risk. I have an acquaintance who lost his DE handle to a TSA agent that wasn't interested in understanding that the handle by itself poses no more risk than a toothbrush. So, if I'm flying, I'll suffer with the disposable razor and never shave against the grain.
What’s the physiological process that makes your skin resist bleeding?
> - You don't need to shave every day, especially with 2024 social norms, you choose to.

Regarding 2024 social norms: the world is a big place and not everyone lives in the US or Western Europe.

Also, people have extremely different beard growth rates. I'm in my 30s and believe I personally still haven't met a man whose facial hair grows quicker than mine does. I can shave in the morning and by 6PM it no longer looks clean whatsoever. Yet there's many men who can't grow one even if they'd like to.

> But it turns out disposable razors saves your from cuts and learning technics and people want that.

They're also useful for those with disabilities or other issues that make it difficult to use a straight razor. I'd love to use one but have tremors if I hold my hands/arms in certain positions, rendering it unfeasable. We're definitely a small minority though, for most I'd recommend the straight razor.
Dart Impact Ejecta to Mars and Earth: Meteor Observation Opportunities
I think it's the uncertainty areas. One it's 100km height and the other for 0m. It can be seen better on these links [0] [1]. I think it's done this way to show the trajectory.

0: https://x.com/esa/status/1831307613205615044
1: https://x.com/esa/status/1831337534950924348
This whole post is a nightmare! Ouch! ;)
> If AGI works, in any capacity or at any level, it will have a lot of big customers.

This is wrong. The models may end up cheaply available or even free. The business cost will be in hosting and integration.
I recently switched to a double edged safety razor. It took a week to learn how to use it properly, but I now don’t cut myself anymore than I would with a cartridge razor. The shave is better and the cost is lower. I had wondered if all of the hype and YouTube ads were trying to trick me. But no, it’s great! Just don’t buy one of those overpriced handles people are trying to sell to you.
Not being able to fly with my feather blades is very frustrating.
I don't shave everyday because I get better shaves if I do it like twice a week. I don't mind using a Gillette five blade razor and change out the blade like every other month
But... that's exactly right though? Also

>Agreed, the car bubble is very, very real. Not that the internal combustion carriage is all hype, it's certainly impressive with useful applications, but car manufacturers are getting insane valuations with zero proof they're viable businesses.
If you’re supposed to replace modern cartridges every 3-5 shaves, I’ve been doing it wrong. The steel blades in a cartridge easily stay sharp through dozens of shaves. The reason people replace cartridges is because they get clogged with soap and hair. If you rinse them every time, they last significantly longer than single blades.
> That reads like an Ad, except I don't know what OP is selling.

I'm not sure they are selling anything, just hunting for clicks on the affiliate link at the bottom of the article maybe?
Shaving is a hassle. If people insist that its part of their life, its their choice and thus largely their own responsibility.
I kind of blame consumers for some of this stuff? Good options are still out there. Now, admittedly, I do have a full beard, so I only shave my upper cheeks and lower neck, but I've been making do with a Merkur long-handle double-sided safety razor (the model 23C) for about a decade and a half now, and those blades feel like they last forever. Plus, I bought 100 of the blades for like $10 on Amazon a decade ago, and still have the vast majority of them left. I think this supply might outlive me!

So, yeah, good options are available out there for lots of things, it's just the consumers aren't picking them (or don't do research and thus aren't aware of their existence). And the manufacturers and retailers are understandably interested in pushing the products that make the highest profits for them, just like the consumer should have an interest in getting the best deal for themselves. But I don't know what the alternative would be.
ok, so show us all it delivering value to Microsoft, then. Malicious executive decisions can be stupid.
My first-gen Remarkable is still working fine although the software and display speed feel painfully slow these days. I even have a free "for life" Connect plan because I was an early customer...and it does work well for the most part like you would expect any cloud syncing service to do.

But I am interested in replacing it with something newer...and while years ago I was pining for color e-ink - I am not so sure it's something I need/want any more.

After seeing how fast the Daylight Computer^1 display is (60fps), and the fact that it supports a massive variety of apps because it runs Android, I think that's the route I want to go to replace my Remarkable...

[^1]: https://daylightcomputer.com
It turns out, properly engineered and precision machined safety razors saves you nicks and cuts and is a better shave than disposable or electric shavers. These razors angle the cutting edge at a certain angle, and has very little jiggle. You can still nick yourself applying too much pressure or slicing sideways.

You pay for it, of course, in the initial investment.

The author went on to list other examples, such as Kureig pods. Maybe he is trying to unsell some things.
I was applying for a job once, picked up a ticket in their OSS backlog, and learned go by following the official tutorial and trying to solve the ticket concurrently. Worked fine. Had the gist of the whole scene in a couple of days.

Given your background go should be easy to pickup.
Just want to let you know I took your advice and enabled drive-by purchases. Thanks a lot.
Lots of room for skin types to play here, I found that Astra blades were the least likely to nick and cause irritation. If I am in a rush I can even use them dry (with the grain only!).
In what world is "work or we'll make your life even more miserable" not coercion?
Considering that Sam Bankman-Fried raised more money at higher multiplier for a company to trade magic tokens and grand ideas such as that maybe one day you will be able to buy a banana with them I don't think Ilya impressed the investors too much.

On a serious note I would love to bet on him at this valuation. I think many others would as well. I guess if he wanted more money he would easily get it but probably he values small circle of easy to live investors instead.
Which basic counting tests do they still fail? Recent examples I've seen fall well within the range of innumeracy that people routinely display. I feel like a lot of people are stuck in the mindset of 10 years ago, when transformers weren't even invented yet and state-of-the-art models couldn't identify a bird, no matter how much capabilities advance.
> Subscription services like Hello Fresh, where you can pay well over the odds to have some vegetables delivered to you.

Isn’t this just paying extra to save the time of having to go to the shop? Whether that is worth it or not is going to vary by individual, but I don’t think people are stupid or being taken advantage of if they want to pay someone to save themselves time and effort… that is the foundation of a society.
Every picture has an alt-text with the content of the picture, for what it's worth
Nair exists as a product (basically potassium thioglycolate and calcium hydroxide).
Same for me. I tried different blades and everything. Sometimes I think it's all a huge conspiracy to trick me, almost like cast iron pan fanatics (always a mess for me).
Live-streaming in one direction doesn't need a relay because the users aren't uploading... And google/zoom use their own relays.
>You don't need to shave every day, especially with 2024 social norms, you choose to.

Only if you're a software engineer at a company with no dress code. Many professions you simply MUST shave every day (ex. military, firefighter). Even the first company I worked as a software engineer for in 2005 required men to be clean shaven for work. In 2024 the New York Yankees STILL require their players to be clean shaven on the field.[1]

Beyond that, facial hair growth rate is highly variable.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Yankees_appearance_po...
It's the old Ex Machina problem though. If the machine is more intelligent than you, any protections you design are likely to be insufficient to contain it. If it's completely incapable of communicating with the outside world then it's of no use. In Ex Machina that was simple - the AI didn't need to connect to the internet or anything like that, it just had to trick the humans into releasing it.
I really wish Bitwarden had more robust tools for organizing, sorting and tagging passwords. The current system of sorting them into folders is practically useless.
Claude for Enterprise
What are the material differences between the BSD and Apache? Is it just the fact that it's not litterally BSD licensed?
Cloud of Disillusion: The Broken Promise of PaaS
> safer at the cost of wasting resources

Which, funny enough, was one of the complaints about Gillette's disposable safety razor blades long before we had totally disposable razors which are much more wasteful.
Howm is a minor mode, and can be used with any text format that Emacs supports.

Whether it’s useful to combine them is another question, I guess it depends on whether you use TeXinfo for notes or documents?

I thought TeXinfo is mostly used for documentation, in which case I’d find it more natural to bundle it with the software project it documents.
Don't miss this episode of Captain Disillusion with guest star.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sT_bTnkwLuE
I've never been anywhere inside the US where I could disembark a plane and buy razor blades for my DE razors.

The biggest safety benefit for cartridge razors is that they prevent you from cutting yourself when side-slipping, whereas a DE razor will gash your face open if you side-slip. But it is a tradeoff.
Not to shill, but the reason modern razors make it harder to cut yourself is that the head pivots. This isn't intrinsically tied to being a disposable cartridge. I know that at least OneBlade and Leaf make razors with pivoting heads which accept either single-edge or halves of double-edged blades respectively. You get the benefits of lower waste/spend and fewer cuts/less careful shaving.
> Are you proposing we seize their land?

Not necessarily, but I think the workers should operate their farm democratically.

> That’s what the Soviets did

The USSR was state capitalist. Workers' councils (or soviets) stopped being considered very early on.

> If I build a robot in my garage to automate harvesting the peppers I grow in my backyard, do I own it?

Yes, it's your personal property. Private property is something else.
Gaming is essentially all done with FP32...so it's by far the best figure of merit (excluding issues with say RDNA3 dual issue which is rarely achieved in practice).

You will see gaming benchmarks come out soon, and Lunar Lake will be about 50% faster than the M3. (A secondary issue of course is how few latest gen games run on macOS....)

True, that's FP16, but it's not clear if M3's Neural Engine even supports INT8.

I'm sure M4 will make this much more competitive, but right now, Lunar Lake is overall a much more balanced architecture that most people would prefer, ceteris paribus....
Check out Rockwell razors. They come with a set of plates that let you choose the aggressiveness of the razor, which is very helpful, especially when you're first starting out.
One can make it even cheaper sharpening used double razors. There used to be devices just for that.
Pretty much. Five blades means I can shave much, much faster while not really paying attention to what I’m doing.
Going against social norms often comes at a cost. Many people have enough other things going against them that they need to get whatever small advantages they can.
Not all blades are the same - I bought a sample pack when I first started using double edged razors 12 years ago - 9/10 of the brands were horrible. Eventually I found the feather double platinum to be great, ordered a large amount from a Thai seller on Amazon because otherwise they were expensive.

Also I’d say the razor burn and nicks are all down to technique, and perhaps skin/hair type. For me, even from the get go, the old school safety razors did not cause razor burn while the 3 to 5 bladed monstrosities always did because they results in a far to close shave.
Start hoarding razor blades in preparation for 1984. :)
50k 'knots' scattered throughout our DNA control gene activity
> Samsung told Android Authority at the time that this move would accelerate the adoption of the RCS standard

Why in the world does Samsung care about the rate of adoption of RCS?
I enabled purchases without a GitHub account now where you can log in with just email and download the project after purchase.

I still need to do more reading about how the SSH key approach would work to support it, but hopefully this unblocks you and others.

Thanks for the advice.
sRGB Gamut Clipping (2021)
For an analogous situation, think about what the police would have to do if they believed a crime was recorded in surveillance footage from a building's security system and they couldn't get consent from the owner to go and download the footage. If a judge thinks there's probable cause, the police will get a search warrant to enter the building, seize the equipment, and make copies as evidence. Obviously it looks a little different when the recording equipment is inside a car, but the legal analysis would be pretty much identical. But woe to the police department that goes around towing Teslas without getting a judge to sign an order/warrant.
Yep, seizing the car is crazy.

All they need is the usb stick that's plugged inside the car (or a copy of it).
Home Baked Abstractions, Store Bought Implementations
I won't listen ;)
Large-Scale Alginment for Chatbots
I went down the rabbit hole of trying alt razors:

1. Modern disposable multi-blade razors are actually really good. They are very efficient.
2. Safety razors take more time and attention, which could be a pro.
3. I settled on https://proofrazor.com/products/proof-single-blade which is decent and very easy to adapt to if you are used to a regular razor, but definitely less efficient than the Gillette I was using prior. Less plastic was my goal, and my hair grows slow enough that I am not too bothered.