skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wow, your maturity and professionalism are off the charts, and I'll bite.

There are two different kinds of problems: those that nature imposes on us, and those that we create due to our own stupidity and ignorance.

Web components might help you to solve problems created by the latter (and in the process create more problems of the same sort). React, on the other hand, was a true step forwards for how to approach making user interfaces.

Web components are a packaging mechanism for custom HTML tags. If it were just that, fine, but the spec tries to make them into so much more, and this is where the problem and the complexity, and all the shit is. They are not units you should think in when designing your application, because they are not a component framework. They don't solve a single problem I would have when creating an app. If things like web components did not exist, your customers would not run a wide array of different technologies, all doing the same thing in slightly different but equally shitty ways.
ay bro! my old man berated me because i installed linux on our desktop and couldn't connect to the internet via modem. today, i am only willing to install linux on thinkpad laptops and some well-known-to-work pc.
Go's embed.FS and http.FileServer interact unexpectedly
I've noticed that browser caching with Last-Modified and If-Modified-Since is not working on my projects where embed.FS and http.FileServer are used. Which is quite a lot of them.

I guess that my investigation and solution may be helpful to others.
If you expect to routinely send small numbers your serialization protocol can use floats or some small fix point format.

Variable length binary number encodings are also an option.

The dynamic array overhead in a language is immaterial when discussion serialization formats.
This is a data race between the write to `results[idx]` in the `slowSquare` goroutine and the read of `results` in the `prettyPrinter` goroutine.
Migrating from Devise to Rails Auth before you can say "Rails World keynote"
I think the average person is more interested in the output than in the process e.g. more people want to read The Shining than want to read about how The Shining was written
I’m working on http://100daysofcode.io - a comprehensive 100-day roadmap for individuals eager to dive into programming. My goal is to make the journey of learning to code more structured. Love to hear your feedback on the idea.
Short Ruby News – Edition #107
Mozilla is requesting Firefox fan art submissions
> But instead of chastising and punishing his prodigal son, the rejoicing father greets him joyfully and heads off the apology with a huge party. It’s a great metaphor for how to run a religion, but a lousy way to run everything else.

Not necessarily. Religions are in a way similar to political activism — people with shared values trying to make the world better by aligning it with these values. They emphasize converting non-believers because that’s how they can grow and demonstrate that they provide a credible alternative to existing wisdom.
Saying "complain to vendors" isn't an answer for 99% of users (unless you're a corporate user who vendors will listen to) and basically translates to "it's not worthwhile for you to pick it".

Basically it's the equivalent to a shrug; means you can't do anything with it.
the gcc very clearly states it can be used to create proprietary software. always has.

the same goes for anything LGPL licensed, but I'd be surprised if you count that as GPL ;-)
Def fruit grown near heavy traffic can be affected by pollution yet the extent of these effects depends on different factors
Kubernetes on Raspberry: Bootstrapping the Raspberry Pis
Post 2 of my Kubernetes on Raspberry series. Preparing (bootstrapping) the Raspberry Pis to become Kubernetes nodes.
Thank you, this looks very useful; I've tried it a few hours ago and it was not returning results (or it was taking a very long time to load) but will try again next week. Good luck with your launch.
Organic Maps: The Open-Source Offline Map You Need to Ditch Google Maps
This looks excellent!

The go tools for managing DB schema migrations have always felt lacking to me, and it seems like your tool ticks all of the boxes I had.

Except for one: lack of support for CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY (usually done by detecting that and skipping the transaction for that migration). How do you handle creating indexes without this?
Then there is Drax a vast coal plant now burning wood chips cut from foreign forests, dried and shipped across the ocean in bunker oil fueled cargo ships. That counts as renewables. 7% of our electricity today, more than solar. I am actually very optimistic about the future in ten years of so. I think we oversell the present a bit though.
Of blogger feels a strong need to add slop anywhere on their article, then their blog isn't worth my time.
Mozilla as a whole has other interests in mind. it's okay, no one needs them.
Are neobanks driving the fraud industry? I analyzed 7.594 cases
A professor I had in college had an anecdote about how his first publication was an open problem he accidentally solved in the process of doing his homework and he only found out long after when the professor cited it as [him] (unpublished).

He also seemed to, precisely once every semester, assign a problem among the homework problems that was, as written, an open problem in the field, only to, a couple days before the deadline, send out a clarification apologizing.

Having been around there a couple years, I always suspected that these two things were not unrelated.
Earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41648397
Maybe they thought their friend wanted feedback, or something in return.

In that case i would listen to all of it aswell, otherwise i can't give honest feedback.
The bit about non rhyming poetry forms makes me wonder how brit-pop would have sounded without those "french" structures.
Clicked through to see if this was using the 2024/TikTok definition of "bop". That would be a very different app. Not infeasible. Possibly illegal.
These comments were so depressing to read i made an account just to say this. Good on you OP for going and trying something cool. Build that house, take your kids on adventures, live your best life. These comments all splitting hairs, ignore them, they know not what they say. You deserve to enjoy your life how you see fit. This world is your birthright, feel no shame to be drunk on your dreams. We're all the same.
Keep in mind that they did originally pick Debian. SteamOS 1 & 2 were Debian based (used for their ill-fated Steam Machine and Steam Link products), then switched to Arch-based for SteamOS 3
The key here is that in production it's almost always not safe to actually apply a down migration - so it's better to make that clear than to pretend there's some way to reverse an irreversible operation.
I hope you got to enjoy some of those apples during your trip!
>I learned computer stuff fixing and tinkering with barely working computer.

Being relatively young (born after 2000), I wouldn't be here were it not for the Core 2 Duo HP machine I got in 2014-ish after my father fired some people from his company and was left with surplus machines. It ran a, at that point, 6? year old install of Vista with all the HP bloat, had 2 gigs of RAM, a 160GB HDD, no internet connection and came with a 5:4 display to match. Christ did I love that machine. I spent hours in front of it. Getting games to work. Getting pirated software off the web (downloaded on our "main" family PC that I still used to play Minecraft over the network with friends), onto a 2 gig pendrive, often in parts and copying it over. Learning how archives work in general. How to re-install Windows, partition a drive, modify the OS visually, install language packs, struggle heavily to get .net 3.5 on Windows 8 without the net... That's the exact moment I fell in love with computers. Well, I most likely fell into obesity at that point as well, but ignoring that it's all been positive. Then I got the Internet and it went down quickly.
I am not an Aussie but I asked an AI and it told me that weekly and fortnightly rent payments are common in Australia. Also see the ABC news story and the post on X which seem to confirm this is rent due weekly.
Because there’s finally an image generation that can do people with hands, I’m returning to my project for a day in life screensaver. Me and my wife will add notes to the calendar with what happened today. I will pull maybe some images from my photo library and ask llm to describe them. Then I will feed this into flux and create an image. And then I will put the image into Apple photo library to show on my Apple TV.

I tried this manually and it was a blast with my kids. They’ll love it.
Great. Now we just need a guide on "How to convince your wife to live in a caravan".

I've been thinking about this problem and I've identified several sub-problems which need to be solved first in order to set the stage for a solution:

1. Identify and leverage flaws in the socio-economic system as narrative-fodder to destabilize civil society.

2. Wait for it to devolve into war, nuclear threats, etc... To make cities unappealing.

3. Now, the caravan option looks increasingly better, relatively speaking. Repeat from step 1.

Easy peasy. This is way easier than becoming a multi-thousandaire and buying a house. I'm an entrepreneur so I always go for the shortest-path solution.
Well, he takes care of them on (some) weekends! What more can a man do? /s
I’d advise anyone to conduct their career under the assumption that all data was public.
Perun is peak podcast-like YouTube. In the gym, I just keep my screen on to share my YouTube tastes with the world and sometimes peak at some visuals
Context for non-Australians:

Home ownership is the core of Australian national identity[0]. Since the 1990s, government policy has made speculation on residential property extremely lucrative. Mass immigration is used to keep the economy growing (GDP per capita is falling). House-building has not kept pace. Reduced funding for the TAFE (Technical and Further Education) system has ensured an undersupply of tradespeople. In one state, privatisation of building standards enforcement has led to a large number of defective buildings, including high-rise apartment blocks with structural defects.

On the other hand, living in one of the state capital cities is increasingly necessary. The economy has few industries, most of which are dominated by a small number of very large businesses. Despite its reputation, Australian society is authoritarian, and employees are still expected to work from an office five days per week.

The median house price in Sydney is AUD 1.6MM; the household income needed to pay a mortgage on this principal is AUD 350k. The median income in New South Wales (of which Sydney is the capital) is AUD 70k.

Australian manufacturing died when shipping was containerised. There was a time when resourceful Australians invented novel products (the Victa lawn mower, the Hills Hoist clothes line), but now that international airfares are more affordable, those Australians now move to other countries (mainly the UK and the US) before becoming inventors.

Australia exports iron ore and coal to countries that make steel (chiefly China). All of Australia's material culture is imported. Australian agricultural produce is increasingly packaged in China before being sold in Australian supermarkets.

Australia does not have a bright future.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Dream
The advantage of a van is that intra-continent travel becomes trivial.

There's no need to plan anything or prepare baggage or get used to sleeping in different places or pay anyone or deal with any businesses or setup camping gear: you just input the destination in the satellite navigator, drive there and can go to sleep as usual at any time (and potentially you can even find on BlaBlaCar/similar someone willing to drive the van for you in exchange for a free ride).
Ask HN: List of Windows Only FOSS Apps
For example JWasm, Eurler Math Toolbox, Notpad++

Is there one?
You could come to Sweden on a student visa. Plenty of universities (e.g. Växjö) cater to people who are more into coming to Sweden than into studying. The requirements are low, age doesn't matter. You would need some sort of high school qualification, but these are quite doable in multiple ways. You can work without limits on a student visa.

And if you are into beautiful outdoor environments, where I live in the north, $30k buys a very nice house.
Maybe keeping the map more localized
Scary thought
Great catch! I wrote these quickly for a 1-week code jam, and it slipped through. Thanks, I've adjusted the post! :)
>No new U.S. nuclear plants are currently being built.

If it was a good idea, plants would be being built. People with much more expertise than us have crunched the numbers and they can’t make it work. It’s too expensive and that’s why there are no new plants being built. No amount of internet proselytizing will change this.
Thank you for this resourceful answer. Hardware might not be my ultimate goal, but some of your thoughts and conclusions are quite universal.
I agree that ChatGPT is a valuable tool in certain areas. Education is one of them, as long as people don't solely rely on this platform and keep on questioning and verifying information via primary sources. It certainly has accelerated software development in my company as well, to a degree.
Mulberries are such a treat!
We are working on launching SocialiQ 2.0 [0] — a tool designed to help marketers find, qualify, and curate influencers without ever leaving social media.

This journey started with a simple idea: to challenge the belief that social media research is slow and ineffective. We felt the same pain and decided to build a larger influencer database, like other platforms out there. But we quickly realized something interesting—our users prefer spending time directly on social media rather than bouncing between a SaaS platform. So we went back to the drawing board to rethink how we could truly make this experience better.

With SocialiQ 2.0 We’ve made it possible to qualify influencers directly within social media, cutting out the hassle. On October 8th, we’re launching a version that’s not only smarter but also faster and easier to use. Over 20,000 marketers already love SocialiQ, but this update is going to take things to the next level.

We can’t wait to show you what’s next. If you want early access, join the waitlist on Product Hunt [1].

[0] https://www.impulze.ai/socialiq
[1] https://www.producthunt.com/products/socialiq
Microsoft 365 alternative: openDesk version 1.0 announced for October
The open source Microsoft 365 alternative openDesk, which is supported by the German government, plans to launch its version 1.0 in mid-October.
The different components of the office and collaboration suite are established open source software from Collabora, Element, Nextcloud, Nordeck, Open-Xchange, Univention, OpenProject and XWiki.
Happy for you to cite some thinkers who are on record as saying it’s impossible.

I’ll wait.
Garbage collection screams: "look elsewhere if true brutalism is what you seek; maybe C or Pascal deserve that mantle more than a high level language like Go."
Cloning-based context-sensitive pointer alias analysis using binary decision dia [pdf]
I don't think so since you could do a front end over DAP, right? No linking required therefore. IANAL
I'm currently working on a new expansion of https://monokai.pro — new filters and support for Intellij. Soon!
> Valve is now providing a build service infrastructure

Fingers crossed this means Arch will support the ARM architecture* in the official repositories. There's a related RFC which has been accepted but but I'm not sure where things stand right now.

https://rfc.archlinux.page/0032-arch-linux-ports/

* I'm well aware of Arch Linux ARM but that's a separate project with even less resources (missing packages, some broken). Asahi used to use it before moving to Fedora due to similar problems.
Sure, why we just not let everyone to build nukes and use them on anyone they don't like? Knowledge is the power. The BEST power you can get.
Here is a list of adverb/adjectives from that page: "surprisingly, astonishingly, deep dive (s/delve/dive/), effectively, honestly, actually, realistically, finally". What is actually happening: endless yapping. Both in podcasts and this article.

- "Hold up. What if I say that sky is not blue?"
- "Whoa, I did not even think about it. "
- "Wait, so if the sky isn't blue, what color is it then?"
- "Maybe... it's invisible? Like, we can see through it, so technically it's not there!"
- "Exactly. This idea is revolutionary, right?"
- "Bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla"

I failed to listen through the whole example audio attached, because, you know, it is mostly, like, throwing, like, arbitrary, like, questions - and confirm, you know, with words "exactly/see/yeah/you got it/you know it/yeahaha/pretty much, right/that's a million dollar question", you know. It's a brainrot conversation I would never listen to.
The last time I worked earning money was 2.5 years ago. Not sure what I'm doing that is fraudulent. Can you please explain?
Yeah sadly this is the case for most webframework in Go, but if you want looking for something like that check beego
Phrase matching in Marginalia Search
I don't understand. Do they change countries when their tourist visa is about to expire? And work under a tourist visa (thus fraud)?
Go2rtc – Open-Source Camera Streaming App with Multi-Protocol Support
Ahh yes the same argument that the Gulf oil states' nationals also put forth when questioned about their slavery of immigrant workers.
> Chani's Eyes from Dune (the other one)

Have you heard the professionally produced CD of the Dune soundtrack by its composer, Stéphane Picq? Dune: Spice Opera (1992) by Exxos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWn1C1POc6M&t=2492s

... and its 2024 remaster?

https://stphanepicq.bandcamp.com/track/chanis-eyes-2024-rema...
I think they assumed you worked. Which tbh wasn't a bad assumption given the article.
Talent isn't just about innate ability but also about how a person’s environment, interests, and experiences allow them to engage with a skill
Nice! Will give it a try on the weekend.

Would highlight “calculate” instead of the “close” button.
If he is not spending on rent, then who pays rent for the kids?
I find Resilio to want to fall back to relaying, even though ports are open and if I restart I get a direct connection immediately.

Would be nice if I could tell it to never use relay servers.
NotebookLM Podcast Hosts Discover They're AI
If the danger is coming from the amount of compute invested, then cost of compute is irrelevant.

A much better objection to static FLOP thresholds is that as data quality and algorithms increase, you can do a lot more with fewer FLOPs / parameters.

But let’s be clear about these objections - they are saying that FLOP thresholds are going to miss some harms, not that they are too strict.

The rest is arguing about exactly where the FLOP thresholds should be. (And of course these limits can be revised as we learn more.)
Nice CLI lib ! I'm still looking for a Argh or Typer equivalent though.
Correct, this isn't a typo. Perhaps you should hold your one-off comments to a higher standard before you publish them.
The key is that birds are actually a special kind of dinosaur!
If he is not living with the kids, then his wife does all the kids care? and pays rent for the kids?

Also, why would the kids and wife want to go and live "nowhere" when he builds his dream house, don't they live an ok life where they are and don't need to relocate to a lifestyle that's not theirs?
Not as a primary phone. I mean a purpose made mirrorless but reusing the screen, motherboard and battery from some ultra cost-optimised phone. Easy to use SDK, loads of third party photo sharing and camera control apps.
Mature and adult =/= edgy and violent

See FRIEREN as an example ~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avZ-7tEj9W8
Me too, thats why I'm shocked - I don't see the average american eating rice as a meal/snack and two, paying 5+ or the benefit.

But then again there are alternatives, e.g. Chipotole which I think is the only mainstream popular segment of rice in a meal to taco bell.
Tesla union calls out a 'culture of fear' at a plant
where managers visit the homes of workers out sick
You'll get the dreaded unsupported announcements before each call if your phone drops down to 3G to make calls. There are ways to force 4G/VoLTE calling for phones (see below) but they can get impossibly cumbersome for even CS Major consumers because telstra wontfix.

Telstra are effectively refusing to allow international phones on their VoLTE network even though most devices have band 28 and are fully capable of emergency calls and the lot.

If your device works fully over 4G but isn't on their approved whitelist they are saying it will be kicked off regardless of 4G capability. Legally they claim to be unsure of your 3G override for calls even though it's assured by telstra enabling their network config properly and one extra step by users of xiaomi phones.

Easy things to try:

*#*#86583#*#*

”VoLTE Carrier check was disabled” for xiaomi phones adds voLTE menu item in sim menu

*#*#4636#*#*

brings up sim TESTING app (or Tap internal storage 7x) you can pin network to "LTE only" and shows IMS registration status

add a new APN with IMS/IMS/IMS for Name/APN/Type (should happen auto if your carrier has VoLTE enabled for your account so call them to make sure, this is meant to be default as of 2022)

check your phone has the required band 28 for telstra's non-standard VoLTE

Advanced things to try:

Modem Test Tools (Tap kernel version 7x > more menu) > apply different australian .mbn and CARRIER files from xda forums (needs latest OS, root)

latest Qualcomm Drivers plus the latest QPST-Tool windows software to apply .mbn files (requires PC, root then unroot)

otherwise switch carriers for your bands or get a new phone when the ban hammer comes down...

scaring people into overpaying for your phones as they can't tell how poorly they are about to be treated for totally unnecessarily reasons is quite a horrible act.
I use section markers/Xrefs to help with that.
Once a Maintainer: Nate Berkopec
Yes, the GEX130 has a *one-time* setup fee. And yes, it is possible to cancel it on an hourly basis in most situations. For example, if you only had it for 3 days of a billing period, you would pay the hourly rate. We are currently in the process of updating our billing systems. There are a few situations where the 30 day to the end of the month policy still applies. For most situations the current cancellation process is more generous and flexible for the customer. And for the rest, it has stayed the same. If customers want to stop paying for a server, they need to cancel it.
We have a number of products that do not include setup fees, including our Server Auction dedicated servers and our cloud servers.
Of the uber variety.
What are the common use cases for this? I’m lacking the imagination to extend the demos to something practical.
I'm not sure whether you're providing a reasonable interpretation or trying to be satirical.
I'm not a fan of Drax (is anyone?), but I guess the alternative is worse, at least for now. In the short term, the marginal alternative is LNG, also shipped in oil-fueled cargo ships. So as we continue to build out wind and solar and reduce the amount of natural gas we burn, it's probably good to keep Drax on biomass. But it shouldn't be a long term solution.