skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for pointing it out. Frankly I haven't looked at that topic with Fyne yet. If I google it I see this response from the main Fyne maintainer from 2022:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31788824

They do keep actively moving forward so I have hope this will get addressed.
i grew up near an orange producer and they burned them. god it stunk. nice to see they found a better way to use the peels
There are various methods.

A rule of thumb is 220 minus your age, but that can be inaccurate depending on your fitness level. There are also calculators online that take other factors such as your age or gender into accounts, again being an estimate.

Empirically, run up a hill or sprint hard as fast and as long as possible. That will give you a good number. Wear a chest heart rate monitor, these tend to react faster to your changing heart rate and typically give more accurate results than wrist heart rate monitors.
>Was he complaining about bots before he signed? Genuinely can't remember.

I can't google it for you, so from my memory , he complained that he was tricked by Twitter because a large number of users are bots , and then he promised that he will fix this issue after he get's the control. Probably bots and trolls are good for business since other social media like reddit are also making super easy to create tons of bot/troll accounts and spam the network.
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I didn’t think that plain-old flex cable rerouting was even possible, given potential issues with timing with high-speed signals. Yet somehow, this still works.
>health and wellbeing are prioritized over profit.

Until the measure of success and quality of a society is measured by health and wellbeing, that won't happen.

A society is measured, first and foremost, by GDP, then first and foremost that society will prioritise profits (as a proxy for GDP).
I did buy a cheap 3rd party iPhone X screen. It’s bad beyond redemption. Imprecise touch, worse colors, asymmetric bottom lip. You can also get even cheaper LCD to replace the OLED, that sticks out 2 mm out of front case.

Not worth it at all.
Cloning your work is protected, that's just copyright. Similarly you should already be protected from people claiming a work is by you. This law is similar in that vein in that it protects the use of your image which implicitly assumes your involvement.

Using ideas of style in a work that can neither substitute an existing work nor claims to be the work of another is a different issue entirely.
It's awesome that they combine 1" pipe with a 5 mm hex [1] (often "Allen" in the US) fastener. :)

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hex_key
You can just train a vision model to detect people, then detect people on a white list. If you're not on the white list you send a head request to the shooter microservice which deals with the rest of the intruders lifecycle.
Because then you get outcry that West colonizes everything.
Even back in the day, without all our modern technology, great minds like Franklin and Rayleigh could uncover truths that still resonate today.
> only saying that in the case where there is no one to deny it, that it should be allowed

I don’t see a compelling argument for this. Not for actors. (I could see a case when it comes to great thinkers.)
This looks good, but unfortunately it doesn't give you the config to fix your setup, it just complains about your curves.
Aranet is pretty expensive for what it does, there are great NDIR based monitors on aliexpress for much less.
it happens, especially in September when budget is not plenty.
The journey behind scientific discoveries for me is as captivating as the discoveries themselves
https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s5-6033.php

Samsung Galaxy S5 from 2014. Headphone jack, SD card slot, and swappable battery. IP67 water resistant. Almost everything since then has been a regression.

You can get a Nikonos V underwater film camera around $300 on ebay these days too. Designed by Jacques Cousteau in the 1960s, can shoot under 150+ feet of water, and is supposedly a good all-around rugged outdoor camera as well. I'd sort of want one but I haven't used any of my film camera gear in years.
Rye works on web too, we are currently trying to make a proper and fully compatible web console (REPL) and then include more web technologies. So I think there should be no problem in running Rye-Fyne on web. In fact the developer who is working on binding generator proposed it few chats ago.

What exactly do you mean by LiveView?
Given that this is from 2022 and it says:

> We see RibbonFETs as the best option for higher performance at reasonable power, and we will be introducing them in 2024 along with other innovations, such as PowerVia, our version of backside power delivery, with the Intel 20A fabrication process.

Did they introduce it in 2024? If not, are they still on the roadmap and for what year?
Elon Musk says going to Mars depends on election
It's amazing to think that with nothing more than a telescope and careful timing, he managed to get so close to the actual speed of light.
> Hetzner also sells colocation

Oooooh, they do ! 120€ for 14U, now we're talking ! It's in Germany of course...

I think that indeed my problem here is that I live in too expensive a place, expensive for me, expensive for my servers ><.
There was a Spy vs. Spy game on the C64:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu2e866bEcM
I am not sure if this is satire or not.
The bill says

> ...between an individual and any other person for the performance of personal or professional services is unenforceable...

The bill then goes on to define "digital replica".

https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtm...
You carry stable insurance and good benefits, and you've been seeing your PCP for decades. They help you find specialists when needed, and you've established trust and rapport; the front-desk staff welcomes you by name, smiling.

Your loved ones are available, and willing to discuss and support your decisions. You head to the pharmacy every month, same day of the week, and pick up your prescriptions together. Your loved ones help you divvy everything up and measure out exactly 8oz of water, because that's what the label says to drink.

Your physicians monitor you, and you've already accomplished lifestyle changes, a better diet, and plenty of exercise, because you shop at a nice grocery store, your dependents cook at home, and you can afford a gym membership and a personal trainer.

Yet sometimes these fall short, and so you agree to treatment. You may report debilitating side effects, and your prescriber adjusts everything until everyone's satisfied. Your insurance is covering everything, and your loved ones rarely need to follow up on billing errors or to appeal decisions.

Your alarm sounds every 8 hours, and your dependents pour another 8oz of water, and you take your meds, obedient unto death. You're following all directions and faithful to the system. Your health and life itself is in good hands; no need to be concerned about garbage forums or fake gurus who wrote a self-published book.

You're voting for Kamala, or Mitt Romney, and expanding health care, because that is justice for the world. Your advance directives are in order, and power of attorney assigned to dependents, who are in tune with your wishes, and ready to put you in their car, or call 911, if you should be incapacitated or helpless. Suffering is alleviated by warm relationships and a loving touch.
Egui: An easy-to-use GUI in pure Rust
> he complained that he was tricked by Twitter because a large number of users are bots , and then he promised that he will fix this issue after he get's the control

How making a noise about it after the price is agreed be “an attempt to get a discount”? If anything, it was an attempt to get out of the deal.

(And if I remember correctly, the argument failed because he had been complaining about bots prior to signing. Either way, has nothing to do with discounts.)
had the same with several phones - it's annoying. Now with a new phone when at home I am charging wireless and barely use the usb-c port. Additionally I am using a dust plug to further protect the port
Show HN: JSON For You – Visualize JSON in graph or table views
After two years of improvement, I think it's time to share it with you all. Here’s a quick overview:

- Common features include validation, formatting, minification, and more.

- Visualize JSON in a graph or table view.

- Structured comparison with fallback to text comparison.

- Navigate though JSON using JSON pointer.

- Supports jq.

Would love to hear the community's questions, thoughts and comments!
That would have been an incredible course!
That's trivial for a machinist to check before starting the milling operation though.
>cut and engrave

Stonecutting takes a lot of specialized tools and resources, things we could fairly easily know Jamestown lacked.
Damn, that sounds nice, the fiber in Switzerland linked to in other comment.

Though the small cost is probably overshadowed by the large infra costs at home. So now you need a 25Gbp/s router, together with the rest of topology like qsfp+ switches, and then actually computers with >= 25Gb/s nics to make use of it. And then all the appropriate cooling for it. It’s starting to sound a lot like a home data center :P
I'm kind of curious what Alex meant by this, as the security problems relating to io_uring are, to my knowledge, unrelated to the user-space program. It makes sense if you want to disable the feature in your own kernel or remove potential sandbox escape attack surface, but it's like saying "You might want to avoid win32k if you want to use features with a good security track record" (and I know this is kind of apples to oranges but you get the point).
Yes, Rye started and is basically Rebol + few more word types (Rebol has multiple types of words) that allow left to right oriented evaluation (op-words, pipe-words, left-set-words).

Get words are `?word` instead of Rebol's `:word` because that's left-set-word, we don't have refinements and scoping / contexts work somewhat differently. There are probably other differences in details, but all basic concepts are based on Rebol.
Widower's battle for wedding photos on wife's phone
I'm not arguing for Kamal, but just to let you know you fell in to the trap of disregarding a sentence you didn't understand. You quote "no need for cordfiles...just sends traffic" but then you write a response as if they didn't just explain to you why Traefic doesn't just send traffic where you tell it to.
The components underneath shouldn't fall off. The surface tension of the solder should be enough to keep them in place. (That's how it's generally possible to reflow solder components to two sides of a board.)

Of course, reflowing the components in an ad-hoc way is quite likely to cause other problems, so it's probably still a good idea to avoid it.
Fyne has no integrated accessibility support yet.
> Doesn't that mean you need all the app's library dependencies installed into your alternate libdirs that you bind mount over top the "real" libdirs? Not just the ones you want to override?

You can also create a temp directory with symlinks as a poor mans overlay fs. You bind mount the original dir in an out of the way location so you can link to it and bind the temp dir over the standard location.

I believe thats what Nix's bubblewrap based FHSenv was doing last I checked.
Unfinished Projects Release Form
Yes. Look up quingping co2 monitor on Aliexpress, the white one with BW screen. It’s NDIR based, and can last a month on battery and then sync the measurements to the cloud, if you want to leave it somewhere. Around $70.
My wife and I saw him the next night where he told many of the same jokes.

We both, and an entire theater full of people had an amazing time, laughed all night.

If you haven't found a single laugh from the collective works of all the amazing stand-up comedians we have had, I don't really know what to say.

What about "who's on first", that's funny right?
It has a lot to do with the kinds of articles that appear on HN and across the internet. And also, that spending time on something requires being interested in it, and so, there's a larger audience for summaries.

I think, in general, most people have areas of interest to them where it would not occur to them to summarise what they're having fun engaging with.
Manufacture and develop are different words. Same as with clone vs create.

We all know since decades that the antibiotics are failing. We all know that the misuse of the extant antibiotics cause this damage. We can't just at this state to pretend that weren't warned about that.

There are many points here that could improve the problem and don't depend on anything except the will of Pakistan government to do it. A lot of low hanging fruit here.

1. How much could take for the government to regulate better the use of antibiotics? A week? Four hours and a pen?

2. What about building a scientific team to develop new antibiotics?

3. Could be the unreliable water system made more reliable? Maybe just adding a filter made with sand and cheap industrial materials would help. Dunno.

4. What about a campaign to teach your citizens about the correct use of antibiotics?
Ukraine launches online marriages to unite couples separated by war
It's nice; well done.
It's an entirely different target audience. Kirby is a tool that's designed mostly for developers, and not really for end users. There's no one-click install, there's no pressing a button to install plugins. And that's by design.
The issue isn't AI. It is that we went from a mentality of "How can $NEWTECH improve the lives of millions and make earth an utopia?" to "How can I use $NEWTECH to sell people a thing they don't need, lock them in and become meta in the market so I can please the shareholders?".

And there is a whole caste of people in the latter camp who all pat each others backs and believe they are the absolute elite, with all kind of self-lies why what they do is actually good.

Of course capitalism always had people like these, but what feels new is how they celebrate themselves as saviors while being anything but. And the worst thing is that this often isn't some mask, they truly believe that.

Capitalism gives them all the excuses to take character traits that in any good functioning society would mark them as social outcasts and pretend they are strengths.
Is this economically viable or just a show-off? Because considering the skilled labour and equipment, I’m not sure it’d be much cheaper than the $500 upgrade.
Thanks for playing! :)

Both are on the list of improvements for the final version — couldn't get the fixes in time for the compo deadline.
Amazon Joins the MPA as Its Newest Anti-Piracy Member
Like Phoenix Liveview [0], so frontend/backend blurs and you don't have to think about what is front and what is backend; everything is backend and parts of the frontend are updated based on serverside DOM changes. No JS; such a blessing.

[0] https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix_live_view/Phoenix.LiveView.html
I agree with you mostly but not 100%. It's definitely true that the way how you build it makes a product stand out - however the goal of this tool is more to understand WHAT to build as it gives you a glimpse into the opinions customers have about other (similar) products. The how is then onto the devs for sure.
Yes you are right if you know for instance Hubspot you do not need this application to tell you stuff about Hubspot you already know, it tells you how the audience perceives the product and the offering.

Data sources are various sites that have detailed reviews on software. We did not fine-tune anything yet as the initial goal is and was to validate the idea per se. We'll improve it further of course once we see there is a need for this.
I work for a company that does (among other things) weight loss. I will tell our patients about this immediately, as none of them has ever tried diet or exercise, they just went from being overweight to "might as well shoot myself up with some stuff", thank you for the amazing insight.
On that thread, I plugged my AccessKit project (https://accesskit.dev/). We have a C API now, and the project is much further along than when I commented on that old thread, so somebody could develop Go bindings now.
MAD didn’t just entertain, it pushed boundaries and made people question the world around them
> If it didn't require that much willpower; then the obesity rates wouldn't be what they are, right?

You're missing one variable in your equation, mate.
There is also a tradeoff between sharpness and aliasing, that's a bigger driver for microlenses than just capturing more photons. A point sample is only ideal if your sample resolution is above the nyquist frequency which for the real world it won't be.
To everyone considering $150 NDIR sensors to be cheap: Look up quingping co2 monitor on Aliexpress, the white one with BW screen. Goes for around $70, is NDIR based, and I absolutely recommend it after having it for more than year.

Can be usb c powered, or last over a month on battery and then sync the measurements to the cloud, if you want to leave it somewhere, eg to monitor a school, or some remote house.
String Literals have been superseded by Text Blocks though, so it’s only “got pulled” as a technicality, Text Blocks are stable parts of the language now forever. I believe something similar will happen with string templates.

Also, Java has gotten an insane number of new, significant features in the last couple of years — loom, algebraic data types, pattern matching, ZGC.. I don’t want to disrespect Python, but I really don’t think they have done anything to this degree.
IIUC io_uring surfaced a bunch of pre-existing-but-rarely-hit code paths that had issues, which was widely taken to mean “io_uring has issues”. Google also disabled it on all machines in GCP, not clear if Google disabled it because of the same issues, or some other thing. The aforementioned issues have been fixed.
Why use bits here when storage is usually measured in bytes? 8 Terabit == 1 Terabyte.
The "discounted" bundle is such an anti-pattern. I'm saving the price of one fitting, out of 20. So if the bundle has even one fitting that I have no use for, the whole deal falls apart, and I should have bought them individually instead. Anyone with the volume to make use of all connectors would probably want to negotiate a better deal anyway.
> And was trying to make a broader point about the lack of transparency (in performance, lower-level impl) in PyTorch when running on NVIDIA vs. non-NVIDIA hardware.

I don't quite understand this argument. Lack of transparency from running PyTorch so instead we're gonna leave it all to XLA? How does this solve the "transparency" issue?
because that's what the underlying NAND chips the actual storage is made up of, are measured in
I applaud your patience for replying to the pitchfork mob of "have you tried just not being fat?".
Sorry, I wasn't sufficiently clear: even countries which currently are not nuclear-capable may become so in the future, and all of them will easily have a more credible NFU policy than the country which used Fat Man and Little Boy.
Seems they did "introduce" it in 20A this year but implies no commercial use yet, that would be with 18A in 2025[0].

[0]: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/opinion/con...
A filename when none exists
Why are colocation providers reluctant to have clear pricing on their websites? Most of them have some form of "Contact us for a quote" link. I get their target market is B2B, but the additional friction probably prevents many colo-curious homelab operators from making the jump.
The question is why aren't people in India, China, Japan, Vietnam, Africa, SE-Asia fat? It's not like hyper palatable foods don't exist in all cultures.

Why only some rich western countries with large disposable incomes and cushy lifestyles have a problem with people eating way too much?

Why do some people in the west (especially the US) always need to outsource the responsibility of their own bad actions and lifestyle choices to "societal factors and culture"?

Am I fat because I'm a lazy pig? No, it's obviously society's and the food's fault lol.
I think the people who talk publicly about Tech, but not the people who work in tech, and still you need to add the Business Analysts of tech.
also in defense of the title, Native Americans certainly did not consider themselves Americans around this period, some still don't feel like they are afforded the protections of other Americans. These were two nations entirely culturally separate but geographically overlapped
While we are at non-clown hosting and others suggesting smaller, alternative hosting options:

Is there a hoster that offers hard pricing caps or maybe prepaid plans? The background is that I would like to give my kid a way to play around without worrying about the bill, even if that could mean being blocked for the remaining part of a month after allocated resources are exhausted.

We are using Neocities at the moment, which is great (thanks @kyledrake) but we are outgrowing it, especially since at some point you need a real backend.

When I learned web, I self hosted and could use university resources but today I find it hard to find a risk free environment for experimentation.
I always wondered how well would it go down if we used same arguments for being poor. Just earn more, spend less. Get rid of anything that costs too much money.
> It's important to laugh at the issues of the day, while also thinking and doing something about them.

Laughter has this incredible way of cutting through the noise and getting to the heart of things.
>After every charge and boot sequence, the [Galaxy S5] reminds the user to preserve the IP67 rating by securing the back cover and making sure the USB flap is closed.

Nobody wants to faff around with this stuff just in case today's going to be the day that they drop their phone in a puddle.
In next months we will see if they will deliver it at 18A node

If they manage to do so, the stock price will reflect it
Intel 20A got cancelled. The follow-up 18A was planned to be 20A fleshed out with a full PDK complete with transistor libraries covering high density and high performance variants, so that it could be competitive as a foundry option for non-Intel chip designs. Now all of Intel's hopes are riding on 18A next year, without the intermediate proof of a working 20A.
Python now has type hints which can be used with an external type checker in the IDE. You'd probably type it with a class.
Yoon Ha Lee "Conservation of shadows". Korean-American, I can't get all their folklore references in this collection of (SF/fantasy) stories but I see an otherworldly Calvino touch in it.

Or, Xia Jia - start with "The spirit of the fox" for a huli jing shapeshifter in a steampunk world.