skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
By different network, I meant different protocols basically that will serve the puropse of the network. I don't mean connecting some nodes together using the current internet. So imagine a new service provider, you go and subscribe, and login to the network, you can't receive anything other than text. And the domains are all available at the begining, so no google no microsoft, etc. Except if you allow internetwork domains.
The simple answer to this:
Tax the #### out of the greenhouse gas emitting energy sources.

If we as a planet need to be using better sources of power so that our planet literally doesn't melt our food sources, and then us, then our governments need to make it more cost effective to use better sources. Carbon credits or energy swaps don't work to actually reduce the amount of polluting energy produced.
?? Amazon custom designed their vehicle. USPS custom designed their vehicle. What’s the difference here?
I would appreciate if it didn't send notifications about me having unread notifications. And no, I can't turn this notification off separately.
Trademarks have categories, e.g. "grocery store", "consumer electronics", etc.; that's what the GP's "also being careful not to overreach its trademark categories" refers to. If they tried to register the trademark for cartoons or animation, they'd likely lose it under some prior preference law.

(I don't know that law, I have no clue about Paraguay's legal system, but most trademark systems have something that allows a prior/established user to kill "aggressive" trademarks. But Disney is not an established grocery store, that's the crux of this.)
that's... my point... Hitler was evidently a bad person, but for their supporter he was great. That's what I'm saying to Simon... why taking such weirdos as figures of "success" when all they do is try to create addiction to shit content
> And of course that's completely arbitrary.

Not at all, in the context of gaming on Platform X, the games made for Platform X matter, it is irrelevant how many games from Platform Y, Platform W, Platform Whatever, Platform X can emulatate/translate, those games were not designed, or developed with Platform X in mind to start with.

> Games developed for Android are made for touchscreens, so it's not like porting is easy.

Many also support gamepads, something that after 30 years should work mostly on GNU/Linux, assuming one gets the right brands to start with.

> MacOS still isn't a serious gaming platform despite its huge market share compared to Linux, it's ridiculous to expect Linux to ever become one with native Linux games.

What Apple cares about is iDevices gaming, there is enough money to be done there, at the same level as Playstation/XBox/Switch.
There is a difference between revenge-donations and VC-funded business.

One of them is pissed enough to break walled-gardens and that donation is now sponsoring multiple open source projects from small developers that even yourself can check in the open how they are used.

What is the VC corporate money sponsoring at that company? Right.
(Dev for GlazeWM, coming to this thread super late!)

What apps did you find were bugging out? The default handling has been tweaked and improved a lot over the years but there's still some edge cases that are tough to handle
> This type of criticism reads to me as a general hatred of what humanity actually is.

No, that's really shallow. "Humanity" is a perennial struggle. If I'd be looking for a word for the lowest common denominator it would be "beastliness", to stay on topic of the thread.

That criticism reads to me as a general hatred of what beastliness actually is.
I'm not saying that most devs are helping the world anyhow. But I'm saying that those guys are not either. So we should not be "celebrating their success" as though they did something extraordinary

They just sell shit. Why should we rejoice because they do it efficiently?
Ethics is not the same thing as legalities.
I use LinkedIn as a contact list and as a way to find jobs, but I cannot stand the 'content'.

I unfollow everyone I'm connected with just so I don't have to see any of it when I have the misfortune of having to log in.
Maybe you meant to comment elsewhere instead? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41512930
By default it is on the aurora update channel, seems to have the same version number as beta, but you can also change it ( https://wiki.mozilla.org/Software_Update:Channels ).
L14 Gen 2:

https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netb...

No official videos for newest models, but not as easy as a framework, IMO.
A friend of mine is heavily into AWS. Over the past two years he moved their entire organisation off of EC2 instances. They where apparently running EC2 for everything, and the reflect my experience as well. Organisations mostly see AWS as a hypervisor in the cloud.

We tried to move so many customers to some sort of container, auto-scaling EC2 (i.e. turning the instances off when not in use), Aurora, Lambda, you name it, anything that doesn't necessarily run 24/7. The customers don't like it. They don't feel safe, it's no familiar to them, they don't understand how they should manage it or make up reasons as to why they need to run MariaDB one EC2 or why EFS or S3 won't be able to replace their EC2 backed NFS share.

When it's done correctly, seeing an entire business running without a single VM or physical server is really a amazing thing to see.
Nobou has created some of the best music I’ve heard. Favorite track though is still ”Under the Rotting Pizza” from the FF7 slums. I listen to his music almost daily, great composer.
Thinking more I guess the stock ones are more a kind of "burble on overrun" and maybe a mild anti-lag on shifting (especially on dual clutch models).. thinking of BMW here.
People look at me like I'm crazy when I tell them to use paper and pencil, but that's enough for getting started.
> you don't get bonus points for saying utilizing instead of using

Except on HN, because we're above it all.
His last post here “ Be interesting to see if climbers like it - I'd love to see Wide Boys testing it out.”

Makes you think what your last will be.

Whatever it is it’ll live on in some legacy database till bit rot finally takes it.
I've mentioned this before but in the US only T-Mobile allows EID-only activation. Verizon checks to see if the device IMEI matches the EID. AT&T is even worse and only allows whitelisted IMEI's on their network.

TL;DR: More useful for international travel, less useful for US domestic carriers. There's a few T-Mobile MVNO's that are cheap/free you might be able to use this with.
Attacking PowerShell Clixml Deserialization
My ACE score is 2. I am extremely dissatisfied with my life. I wrote hundreds of words in a reply to this post and deleted them because no one cares.

My net worth is whatever. I need to manage money better but frankly bills haven't been a concern for long time. I live within my means and need to invest instead of holding cash.

I have few friends, and when I had a depressive episode a few months ago and told people? They all evaporated.

I'm convenient. Friendly, affable - yes. But not worth much else. Been a hard one for me but I just work now instead. The ROI works out better.

The people that live in my home notice me, and that's about it.
I long ago gave up any faith in the "ADHD"/"Autism" religion, which has all the mechanics of a cult, and just decided to live my life without the labels given to our society by Nazi scientists.

It has been a huge relief, and frankly a major deal-breaker with regards to escaping the destructive feedback-loop of self-evaluation/comparison with others. The for-profit "ADHD"/"Autism" industry does not have the individuals' best interests at heart - it does, instead, wish to perpetuate its own culture - which fundamentally boils down to classism and authoritarianism, wrapped in a velvet glove of narcissistic self-loathing.

If this offends you, you're probably in that cult. Just think about it a bit more - in what way does it help you, personally, to evaluate another person and label them with these conditions - does it help you position your own life in such a way that you have a 'relevant' context, or does it fix a handle to that person with which you can further manipulate them? Just stop. Take a deep breath. Nobody in the world is helped by these labels.

>Currently, I look accomplished to people, but I don’t feel accomplished.

See, this is what I'm talking about. To which people do you 'look accomplished'? This kind of navel-gazing is self-destructive.

A cure for this behaviour is to take a long journey to another culture, step outside the total authority of the culture that makes you think this way, and re-evaluate the fundamental mechanics of your life. Your autism or ADHD can be cured with one week in a village, away from the machine, learning to catch and cook your own food, find your own shelter, dig your own latrine. It doesn't matter what 'mental illness' you think you have in comparison to others in your society - everyone needs to eat, sleep and shit - and that feeling of safety you feel you lack is going to be strengthened once you live in a jungle for a while.

In the jungle, "ADHD"/"Autism" are only as relevant as they provide you with food, water, shelter, sleep. Go live in it for a while, even if its just a vacation, and you'll feel much, much better about things. I promise.

(Note: fully expecting to be downvoted into oblivion for this, but it doesn't matter. I've got my next trip to the jungle scheduled already. The only thing I care about is that someone, somewhere out there, also has that jungle trip in their mind, on the horizon. I'm sure some of you will see this before the text fades into the collective, reactive oblivion...)
You seem to see him as a "success", which means you have a weird definition of "success" (eg you see efficiency as success)

I see a lone tree planter saving the Sahara from desertification and not making a lot of money or being very "efficient on Youtube" as MUCH more successful than MrBeast for my values...

So indeed it seems that you were unconsciously attracted by "efficiency" as "success", which is a common trait of people in tech

And this should be REALLY questioned, because our planet is going to the shitters (environment, climate) BECAUSE of extreme efficiency (to suck resources out and waste it)

That's why we expect from people that they take such entreprise as that of MrBeast with a grain of salt and more judgment

Basically his document is: "how to be even more efficient at inducing addiction-like behaviors in teens so that Youtube can sell them more ads for products they don't need (wasting the planet) and that I can get a slight share of this which is going to make me multi-millionaire (although I don't really need the money)"

is that REALLY the behavior which merits to be called "success"? Is that the kind of behavior we want our kids (or ourselves) to emulate?
ACE 5. (I have some questions regarding the simple yes/no but never mind for now).

Suffered from severe depression in the past.

Got treatment, worked hard. I have a good and happy life now. Own my home, have good savings.

Relationships of any kind are still difficult sometimes.
Designing an Infinite Number of 3D Printed Chess Sets in Haskell
ACE 5, as a child I was never tested for giftedness. From first grade till I took my SAT equivalent I never really studied, I just got things from class and I never did any homework. When I got to college (STEM) I had to repeat a couple of years because applying the same method as high school did not work - made me feel inferior.

When I started working I felt liberated, felt like life was different and because of that I had some success, but because I never really applied myself in school I lacked the exercise to do that and wherever I worked I was always the worst of the best. In my 40s now and I recently realized what it means to study, to put effort into something and this happened because I am now the worst of the worst - COVID took my depression to a new low, I'm just starting to go up again.

I have a child from a previous marriage that I don't know how to relate to, I keep trying to bond by I end up hurting them more - that's my biggest pain point. I am alone now, sometimes lonely, sometimes happy to be alone, but ideally I would like a partner.
Another instance of this are DNS - which is pretty much always called domain name server server (DNS server)

Though you can at least have an argument there, as the first server could theoretically be the process that's running on the hardware/virtual server (which would be the second server).
That second prompt is interesting. Not magic though. I tried it with every other model I know and they're still basically unable to do:

* give me three sentences that end in "is"

* tell me the line of Star Spangled Banner that comes before "gave proof through the night"

But they did some good thinking before failing at it…
And you don't think plumbing is important? Are you secretly a fan of cholera?

And stability is important. Things which change all the time for the sake of change are extremely tiring, e.g. the JS/TS/JSX/whatever is new over there these days. Yet stodgy old Linux provides more utility than almost all other software.
This is pretty much shameless advertising for a competing product.
Could just as well have written "matured more rapidly" or "grew up quicker", AIUI. Changes the connotations quite a lot from the negative "Teen Girls Aged Rapidly", doesn't it? (That sounds like fricking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progeria !)
Love this tutorial. Thanks!
except it doesnt even feed you
Thanks for your comment! We have patented a design that uses the PCB plates, you can check details at https://docs.gouach.com. Our batteries are passing all certifications and vibration tests, and are running on 1500 free-floating e-bikes for around 2 years without issues!
If that was what actually happened when corpos say "agile"...
It truly boggles the mind how quick people are to justify causing birth defects just so they could satisfy their sporty launch fetish.
> Yet we also know it is not quite like that.

Oh, come on.

Even if you're correct and cancer is not completely random but rather has clear causative factors, a lot of those factors -- perhaps the majority -- are uncontrollable.

Radon exposure. Naturally occurring radioactive isotopes or beryllium in your vegetables or water. That virus you fought off a few years ago. That course of cyclosporine you once took. That cosmic ray from the Andromeda galaxy that happened to hit you and scramble some DNA. Many, many other factors. Cancer strikes in ways that seem truly random because many or most of its causative factors have absolutely nothing to do with lifestyle choices.
1) I agree with the article's opinion 100% (my tool of choice is [0])

2) the whole article is just 2 pages of bullet lists. Awesome!

[0] https://tldraw.com/
I agree. Rule of thumb: imagine that every hour spent making pretty pictures with Figma is a week's worth of development time. Then people won't feel so great about all that time spent on "UI/UX" before the coders even start work!
Show HN: JAQT – JavaScript Queries and Transformations
Hi all,

I've made a javascript library to simplify searching/sorting/filtering in arrays of objects. Its inspired by both GraphQL and SQL, but implemented using javascript Proxies. Instead of creating a new language, its all just javascript.

I've made it as part of an experimental database, which uses javascript as the query engine. The normal javascript map/reduce/sort functions are quite difficult to master for junior developers. JAQT is easier to explain, and can still be used in combination with any existing array functions.

Please let me know what you think of the API and its ease of use!
I use beancount in emacs using the beancount extension which does autocomplete, and I’ve added some of my own elisp tricks to make navigating around the file easier.

It’s actually the only thing I use emacs for.
It's not frequent, but it does happen, and usually in unexpected ways. If the whole site is completely broken I usually turn off ad-block and everything is fine. The problem is when the site mostly works but doesn't do some little important thing, like save your changes, that it gets really frustrating.
Witty, I like it. It also highlights the subtle irony of turning "doing nothing" into yet another thing you need to optimize.
In my personal experience, pretty much. Theatrically feigned agile is extremely aggravating and grating. Actual agile is in my experience fine and doesn't produce that kind of strong aversion because it 'just is'.
> Poverty, illness and starvation are the default state of mankind

A most wretched lie. Systems of entrenched inequality and widespread poverty mostly emerged after agriculture and centralized state systems, not during early human history.

That lie serves to shift the blame for people's struggles away from oligarchs and owners and onto their victims. Do you own a company perchance? ... What do your down-stream labourers earn per hour, compared to you?

... Do you think billionaire CEOs and trust-fund nepo babies work harder than people in sweat shops? In mines? Nurses?

Poverty, illness, and starvation are not inherent states. They are outcomes of structural and economic choices.

> the fact that almost nobody lives in deep poverty any more is because people get up in the morning and work hard to produce value.

Another lie, long debunked, labelled "The Protestant Work Ethic Myth". It can be disproved with Nobel economist research [0], World Bank reports [1], or a simple graph [2], not to mention the first few pages of 'Capital'.

Historical evidence and economic research overwhelmingly show that poverty, illness, and starvation are due to structural forces and political choices, and that poverty reduction comes from systemic changes far more than from individual work ethic.

To say otherwise is to blame the victims of terrible crimes of exploitation, while absolving the perpetrators, despite mountains of evidence.

It's fine and good to work, yes. But we have green power, machines, 120 IQ AI, instant global communication... A world where everyone works 20 hours a week with no reduction in Quality of Life for 99% of us is entirely possible, right now; but the current owners of the world would rather see us all burn than move toward it.

0 - https://www.supersummary.com/the-great-escape/summary/

1 - https://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/poverty/overview

2 - https://cdn.statcdn.com/Infographic/images/normal/23410.jpeg
Rest in peace Dan.
Or fast track building 20+ nuclear reactors like China is doing.
The article doesn't really explain how that helps Chainanalysis to track the transactions.
This comes in really really handy in lexicographical ordering.

For example, if storing in the keys of a KV store a pattern of:

[u32, String, u32, String, …]

If you want those arrays to be sorted lexicographically, you’ll want to store those u32 instances in big endian, so that both those and the strings sort from left-to-right.
Agile was a reaction to waterfall and other heavy-process software development practices. You have to understand the bigger picture to fit the Agile points in there.

For example your

>> Value responding to change over following a plan

> ?????????? Does anyone know what the fuck this means?

In waterfall, once you start developing, it's very hard to change something during the process. Due to Agiles iterative and incremental approach (principles 1 & 3), it allows you to change priorities, features, integrations, etc, during development.

New technology also allowed this iterative approach. For example in the past, software was released on disk or CD-roms, which meant a huge release cycle. Nowadays with SaaS, you can constantly release and improve your products (using CI or CD for example, widely adopted now).

Maybe you have to look into other software development processes to really understand what sets Agile appart, for example Waterfall, Spiral, Incremental, Rational Unified Process, etc. A good overview is here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_development_process
React for R
"Once the rockets are up, who cares where they come down?

That's not my department, " says Wernher von Braun.
I feel no reason short of a mandate from a judge is so good to allow Google (edit: or any other tech company, really) to completely lock someone out of their personal data. Give them a takeout link and send them on their way, at least.
I noticed that I automatically switched to only reading headings when the sections were super short. I guess there is some kind of rule here: The more headings you use, the less people will read your paragraphs.
> In your case, it appears you are operating in a Bayesian world but forcing your prior to be constantly uniform despite observing data.

Got you now, thanks.
Mini Neural Network in C in 250 Lines of Code
Interesting that they used COBOL as the example language - COBOL was itself an attempt to do the same thing. It was thought that ordinary businessfolk could create programs without "learning to code" because COBOL is so close to English. That didn't work out well.

As any software dev knows, the problem is not the language. The problem is that the vague musings of an "ideas guy" cannot be turned into an actual program without a lot of guesswork, refinement, clarification, "filling-in", and outright lying. The required understanding and precision of description is just not that far from the understanding and precision required to write the code.
No but bro, listen bro, he does numbers.
- "No the president’s account, not the vice-president, not the bishop of Rome, no one’s account is that important"

What about your friends'?
I think another reason for their failure is the same reason the bottom has fallen out of the antiques market, because of changes in the culture, people don't have the respect for the past like they used to. Toppling of old statues, renaming of all sorts of things to have no connection to the past or history, the rewriting of history in popular shows, etc, are all sort of extreme reactions against the past and tradition and it's reflected in a fall in demand for older culture.
I don’t use it as some motivational tool to change spending habits or whatever but I do like to keep a record of all my accounts and assets, I think it gives me a better understanding of my whole financial picture and I create ‘virtual’ accounts within some cash savings account that divides the balance into pots for things I’m amortizing like car maintenance or insurance
FWIW: Regen breaking has a lot less wear than normal breaking. Normal breaking needs to convert the energy into heat through friction, which wears things down. Storing that energy means nothing has to be worn down.

For an application like this one, it's possible to use capacitors instead of batteries for a near-infinite lifespan too. A supercapacitor won't store enough charge for driving any sane distance, but for one stop and acceleration (regen breaking), it's perfectly adequate.
The first moves are being made on this. A couple of cities have just started trialing noise detection systems for loud vehicles. I’d like to see this rolled out more, especially in cities where a single asshole on a motorbike can disturb tens of thousands of people in minutes.
Speaking of - I'm organising a coffee morning for HN readers here in Helsinki. Get in touch (email in my profile) if you want to come along
That's the same impression I got. It's odd seeing the discussion veer off into morality, because most of it seems to be standard and non-problematic advice (IE, understanding what your product is and don't get distracted by focusing on what it's not).

And though the advice isn't particularly novel, it was worth reading since a surprisingly large amount of people don't do these simple things.