skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One thing worth considering is that the 49€ ticket also lets you travel outside of your usual transit zone. We took so many “Deutschland Ticket trips” to towns that wouldn’t be worth a full-priced ticket. We just board the train with lunch and a beer, have a little day trip, then be home in the evening.

Berlin was also relatively cheap before. We already had sensible monthly passes. For people in parts of the Ruhrgebiet, the savings are even more substantial.
That's not a lie either?
The first one IIRC with Geogebra, all the rest with Matplotlib. The design goal was to maximize on 'data-ink ratio'.
King of the geeks: how Alex Gerko built a British trading titan
You'd have to have the rights to do the training wouldn't you ? Or does that mean I should close off all of my creations legally just so you can't use them ?

I don't have a problem with you using this with a Camera and the real world or your creations ; but I do have a problem when people are able to use someone's work and use these blend and call them original.

It's just as I would have taken a 3d model static mesh, apply some blend on it and call it my own.

No it's f* not.
How big the organization has to be not to be able to deploy it on a big enough machine with SQLite?
Reports say that the market share of Android OS is 71.43% which is pretty much higher compared to other mobile OS. Businesses with Android applications can significantly reap the benefits of broad users in the market. Discover the guide to developing an Android app at competitive prices!
Aren't electrolytic caps polarized? That can't be used for AC. Iirc these capacitors are film types instead.
Google is an ad company that specifically lets SEO fill up its search results because those websites make them the most money per click. If Google continued to fight SEO abuse like they were literally founded to do then we wouldn’t be in this mess.
Incidentally, most repairs to an HVAC system are quite self serviceable.

The channel https://www.youtube.com/@WordofAdviceTV/videos has saved me a lot of money.

On a complete tangent on the topic of “home maintenance you should know”, hot water tanks should be purged yearly (to get rid of the debris collecting on the bottom), and have a sacrificial anode rod to stop corrosion and should be replaced every ~3 years (magnesium) or ~5 years (aluminum)
As actors in Orleans are virtual and persistent it can also be the case it is running nowhere.

If it's stateless it could be running in multiple locations.

I worry "Dynamic relocation of DOs" might be going a bit too granular, this should be something the runtime takes care of.
Developers are the core of any system. Once they move on, it's game over. What Wordpress.org did sent a clear message to any developer who makes a living on WordPress or a plugin - we can take your plugin and revenue any time we want. No rational person will continue to invest their time in such an ecosystem, no matter its "maturity". It clearly is not mature enough.

I would keep an eye on PayloadCMS or Ghost. Those, among others, are the future, IMO.
I am sure the intern who wrote a rule for the Apple VoiceOver speech synthesizer to special case the number 18 being pronounced english while the synth voice is set to german imagined to have a good reason at the time as well. However, that desn't make ther decision less stupid. "Vierzehn Uhr", "Fünfzehn Uhr", "Sechzehn Uhr", "Siebzehn Uhr", "Eighteen Uhr".
>We abandoned HTML CSS and JS websites that used to work just fine

Hmm. Have you actually done much web development in the last 10 years?

Building websites with raw HTML, CSS and JS 10 years ago was very much not "just fine". There's a reason frameworks were invented.
The same way people make adblockers happen. By making block lists of SEO garbage cruated by human beings.

Nextdns and the RPi alternative do it. Kagi has all the infrastructure in place to make it happen at the search level, it just requires more manual work right now.
The modulation is important. FM is more robust against external noise than AM.
Not only this, but it's worse for the fact that it's in a web browser, vs just being a native app that could be sold once, or at least with a yearly subscription for maintenance at 1/10th of the cost.

The problem is that they realised they could make more money by trying to lock companies into a proprietary API definition platform – they want the design, testing, QA, documentation, etc, all to happen in Postman.
You cite Facebook as an example of no meaningful content yet put all the blame upon Google?
Maybe content creators are just incentivised into giving 90 percent of the public what they want.
Ads in Brave are opt-in.

In other words, ads are NOT "pushed" --- *unless* you choose to be paid to receive them.

Even if you do so choose, your history and other personal info never leaves the browser. Any "personalization" is done locally.

https://support.brave.com/hc/en-us/articles/360026648512-How...
> Being in the industry for 20+ years and starting as a teenager making games in Flash it makes really hard for me to treat webdev seriously with all their revolutionary innovations.

I think the framing here is unfair.

It's not that the people innovating in JS or HTML think what they're doing is "revolutionary" or has never been done before. Generally they are applying ideas that have been developed elsewhere, but are currently lacking in whatever their specific area is.
Then a decent chunk of these simple analyses are useless. All advanced countries are aging.
Here’s an easy one: Vlad claims they are GDPR compliant. However, they do not provide a way to download stored personal info, as required by GDPR. This is a contradiction
For me I had XMPP accounts with zero usage until the Freenode IRC network imploded, then a few channels moved to XMPP and I joined a couple more. That said, IRC is still more active than XMPP for me.
I remember ~20 years ago a guy where I worked was the in-house telecom type guy, phones, network drops, etc.

Before that he was a tiling contractor. He said you could make $1m a year if you wanted to. But it was physically super demanding (that lead to his transition to telecom)
This is useful. I am occasionally day dreaming about moving my static site from Hugo to pure html which I write/edit myself.

Do these features depend on complexity of the html or that doesn't matter? Does Javascript work in live preview?
Is there any option for self host that doesn't get attached to the boat anchor that is 'docker'??
Speech.
The speech-to-text pipeline is inherent in us. The convertion model relies on our education and cultural factors.
The models can transcribe speech and do this conversion for new data generation. Have 10 mics at a public square and you'll have an infinite dataset (not a very smart one, necessarily...).
Venture-backed open-source typically wants the software to run everywhere because some percentage of devs will have the power to get the enterprise they work for to shell out $$$ for the hosted service.

Great for short/medium-term but unsustainable long-term.
Nice article, currently reading 'The power of now' by Eckhart Tolle which has essentially the same message, but with more depth and spirituality. Never considered myself spiritual up until now, as life definitely seems easier following the present path.

Anybody with tips or exchanges with regards to Stoicism or other fields such as Bhuddism? I have the feeling it also has these concepts but I am very new with all this.
everything I wrote I’ve seen it with my own eyes. saying brother to you is much more respectful than you calling me a russian troll. I am a second generation immigrant born in one of the worst suburb of Paris and everything I described I have seen it with my own eyes. also I don’t own a car. I just traveled and lived in many places (in US and asia) and can totally say the Paris subway is a horrible experience. people like you that have a strong political bias that make them bend the facts and reality are also the reason things won’t ever get better. Saying “pickpockets are only in touristy areas” just like if there was some magic line they wouldnt cross is the proof that you have gone away from facts and common sense. If I am telling you I know personally multiple bus lines being pickpocket-ridden where mostly parisian take the bus it is a fact and a reality. Your own experience of commuting might be different than mine good on you for enjoying it but maybe be tolerant enough to accept my own experience.
Is there any option for self host that isnt attached to the boat-anchor that is 'docker'? I want to self host this on my public self hosted environment not my LAN side self hosted environment
The only time I think about using or paying for Kagi is when I see these posts on HN and get FOMO. I think that's because I actually don't have that SEO garbage problem anymore. AI apps have made search, and learning in particular, a lot easier.
Just wondering, do you have a specific use case for read transactions implemented on the database level here?

In SQLite in general read transactions are useful since you can access the same database from multiple processes at a time. Here, only a single process can access the database. So you can get the same effect as read transactions either by doing all reads in one synchronous function, or implement your own process-level locking.
"... relatively short paragraphs (possibly up to a few pages)"

I love things like this that just shows me how much I view the world from a certain perspective. I don't think I've ever had a paragraph even on one page! The closest I know is that some writer, that I forgot the name of, had several pages of stream of consciousness that I think was without paragraphs and punctuations.
The booster needs lift points anyway for manufacturing and moving it to the launch mount. You can’t engineer those out, really.
We finished nearly half. Urgent ones are done but I need to spend another 5-10 hours tomorrow. Today really sucked.
The single best decision of my life was to attend one.
I have been aware of Monado's existence for a few years now, but could never figure out how one is supposed to integrate it into a development workflow.

Do you build an OpenXR application with Godot/Unity/etc and then build monado on your computer, and have to write some code using the SDK to launch your app in your target connected XR device? Or do you run Monado like a backgrounded server somehow and register compliant applications and hardware to it, enabling you to run them in the device.
Durable Objects have always been the recommended way to do websocket connections on Cloudflare Workers? (as far as I remember, anyway)

The original chat demo dates back to 2020, using DOs + websockets: https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-chat-demo
I love eBay sellers:

> JAVA RING: VERY RARE!

> More than 10 available – 1,230 sold
> I really wouldn’t say Tailwind does anything that resembles living and breathing CSS.

@scope itself doesn't resemble traditional CSS. In fact, @scope is not even generally available, since FF doesn't implement it yet.

> Their entire value proposition is making shit copy and pastable by ignoring the “C” in CSS

The scoping problem in CSS is well-known, and one could argue that the "C" in CSS can often be one of its biggest flaws. Cascading is complex and hard to use. I like how @scope addresses this issue!

If you have the problem that @scope solves (and you'll have it if you write non-trivial webapp), and you want something that will work today across browsers, an alternative solution you should try is Tailwind.

> and then doing further things to kind of reduce how much you need to know about writing CSS

I've been thinking of TW as an "APL for CSS": it is this cool shorthand system where a bunch of little utility classes can generate a lot of CSS properties for you. But you still 100% need to understand what your shorthand is doing.

> Don’t get me wrong, I see the appeal of it, but the implementation I think leaves a lot to be desired.

No tool is perfect, but in my experience, Tailwind has made building complex web apps a lot more enjoyable.

> I know a lot of people like it but it’s considered a very flawed solution in a lot of ways by people who have a decent working knowledge of CSS to begin with.

I wasn’t swayed by the popularity of Tailwind or the opinions of CSS experts. I decided to form my own opinion, and I'm glad I did! (I was skeptical too for a long time).

I’m typically a late adopter—I prefer to wait until the rough edges of a tool have been smoothed out, but/and I've been using TW 4.0 (in alpha) for about three months, and even with a long career of writing CSS in more traditional way, and also things like Sass, CSS-in-JS, etc, etc, my current assessment is that TW is a more enjoyable way to write web apps.

--

Locality of behavior is the main thing that makes it so enjoyable for me. Things like shadow DOM and @scope are steps in that direction. Maybe someday newer web standards will make TW obsolete, but for now, it is my preferred way to style web apps.
I have experienced slowing of time in improvised couples dancing. I may have to react to very complex situations in a time frame that feels impossible.

For example, at the same time my follower can be so tense that she cannot feel leading/following signals as well as if she was relaxed, and she mis-interprets my lead and goes where I was not expecting her to go, her clothing gets stuck, another couple comes into the space I have directed our dance and we are about to crash etc. All this while I am interpreting live music in an interesting way. (This is an extreme example, most of the time things go smoothly.)

It may be unbelievable that it is possible to be able to solve such problems in split second, but it happens all the time in improvised couples dancing. The analytical mind is way too slow for it, however. If I am experiencing time that has slowed down, there is ample time to do everything. It does not even feel I need to rush it, but I can stay relaxed, and continue improvising go the music.
> Women experience more sexual violence than men. Women experience more instances of genital mutilation, are more often sex trafficked and enslaved, and experience more instances of domestic abuse.

I believe the parent meant Western societies.

In any case, even though I agree with the spirit of your comment (in theory, feminists should fight with the very same root causes that make both men and women suffer), in practice their focus is very much shifted towards women. And when we get to the point where systemic oppression/privilege is considered (military service, being able to save one's life during a war), most of them suddenly become quiet.
There's a name I haven't heard in many years
Thanks so much for the analysis. I wish that people would simplify shit more.

I think that self hosted has two meanings and not every person that self hosts want to use docker.
What do you consider "not fine" about websites written in "just" html, CSS, and js?
I initially tried using Memgraph but faced stability issues and a lack of flow control tools during traversal, making it impossible to load one month’s worth of Ethereum blockchain data. The current solution, however, handles 10 times more data hosted on the same machine.

ClickHouse is an excellent database, provided you don't need to traverse graphs. Graph traversal requires many queries, and frequent disk interactions can significantly degrade performance.
I've taken the next step and written my own tool that lets me put all my Tailwind attributes in a separate file grouped by element selectors. :-)
I don't think we should discount a competing product's existence just because it's a David and Goliath situation. If we all had your mindset we'd still be using MSN Chat on Windows XP or something.
> paying kagi customer here! Keep it up, kagi! I still love and need you!

What is it with the Kagi sycophancy on this site? Right now there's yet another discussion on the front page full of glowing Kagi adoration interspersed with some reality checks about the actual quality of the search results. I understand that Kagi is a Y-Combinator company but does it have to be laid on so thickly?

As to what I use for search: a self-hosted SearxNG (a meta-search engine, i.e. it proxies search results from other search engines) instance (started with Searx but followed when development moved there) combined with Recoll for local search, recoll-webui and the recoll 'engine' to integrate results into SearxNG. I also experimented with YaCy (a fully self-hosted search engine with its own web crawler) but have not gotten useable results yet, the system seems to get bogged down once the index grows behind a certain size.
I don't know to what extent this has happened with German and Polish. They are, of course, (somewhat distant) cousins in any case, both being Indo-European languages.

But it is often the case that geographically close languages influence each other -- the term in linguistics is "sprachbund". If one is entirely honest, a lot of languages have taken vocabulary or grammatical features from one or more languages from other language families, rendering the entire idea of a language "family" (the word is here evoked to imply a pure genetic lineage) kind of suspect to begin with. But it still is how linguistics is commonly done today.
There are a number of watches that were given a blessing, as you put it, by the FDA. Pixel, Samsung, Garmin, Withings...
The Wikipedia definition isn't complete, otherwise Wikipedia itself is social media too. Basically nobody outside of HN would consider HN social media if they saw it.
https://old.reddit.com works, https://www.reddit.com is having troubles ("no healthy upstream" and similar messages)
A Symbolics MacIvory or a TI MicroExplorer would typically sit at/under/on the desk.
How big is not the question. The question is how small: think self-hosting within a small non-profit or other such operation, on someone's aging ProLiant in a basement.

A big organization likely would just buy their hosted solution.
Browsertech Digest: Cloudflare's durable multiplayer moat
Wow it’s been what two hours now? Feeling bad for their ops, can’t be fun
I was antisocial then became relatively social just because everyone else became even more antisocial. It's like that Simpsons episode where everyone starts acting like Bart, and he realizes the problem with that.
Those two cases seem completely distinct: do you have a source for the claim that labeling stuff in documents with type and number makes those labels proper names?

For addresses, that's usually listen in a language grammar as a rule.
If you like ML, this is also related with the results of this paper [0], where they show that learning in high dimensions amounts to extrapolation, as opposed to interpolation. Intuitively I think of this as the fact that points in the sphere are convexly independent, and most of the volume of the ball is near the boundary.

[0] https://arxiv.org/abs/2110.09485
The content added to Facebook was not what made the web what it was. The content indexed by Google, in turn, it was. The countless blogs or cooking recipes, fan sites, etc, were overriden with SEO filler slop over the years.

OP example of what a content-devoid internet would look like is exactly what Facebook is now. A site that started as the place to connect and share with your friends and family now is just a place that is filled with AI slop and emptiness.
Almost everyone is paying for their electricity based on usage, and yet people don't seem to think "this will cost me a dollar" when turning on the washing machine (unless really short on money). I think usage-based SaaS subscriptions could make sense from user's perspective, they are just too uncommon right now.
Elon Musk seems to have two skills: being rich and naming things X.

https://qz.com/1026167/elon-musk-just-bought-x-com-the-domai...

I don't expect much of this renaissance.
And then there is wireguard which does IP over UDP over IP.

Which layer is layer 3 here?
Still waiting for a competitive diffusion llm
It really is Google's fault. Those blogs SEO goals are only targeting top Google positions.
Amen! If it turns out we can’t make humans a multiplanetary species in any reasonable timeframe, at least we can make the last few decades of livable earth climate a friendly atmosphere for US business interests.
AI apps like Perplixity and Phind index and rank web content too. They have the same problem.
Not just that. Landing legs need to actuate, which means having actuators - another part that can fail. Pins are just dumb bits of steel.

IIRC at least one returning Falcon 9 stage was lost to a landing leg collapsing.
India becomes second-largest supplier of restricted technology to Russia
Pretty good reason to drop Google immediately.
WFM in mono without RDS is still ~200kHz wide, the width isn't primarily a product of the extra signals, it's a product of the modulation index.
I've come to realize the same thing. I was found the "boomer" thing to look for restaurants on Google Maps, then I realized younger people use Tiktok for this now. And here I thought Tiktok was for just for memes and funny videos.
Abstract Concept of Police (e.g., law enforcement in general):

> Polis, toplumun güvenliğini sağlamakla görevlidir.

> (Police are responsible for maintaining public safety.)

Police Force as an Organizational Unit:

> Bu şehirdeki polis teşkilatı faaliyetlerini arttırdı.

> (The police force in this city has expanded its operations.)

Specific Police Force Within a Specific City:

> İstanbul polisi son zamanlarda çok aktif.

> (The Istanbul police have been very active lately.)
I appreciate the fact-checking and the self-reflection :) I used 1" as an estimate (I have a lot of paperbacks), but 1.34" is probably a better estimate for hardbacks.
Racket now gets a new, non-s-expression, syntax. The Lisp syntax is said to be a problem hindering wider adoption.
That's because AM has a bearer around 800 kHz, while FM a bearer around 100 MHz. I guess if doing AM at 100 MHz it wouldn't be a problem granting wider channels, too. But the problem that amplitude is more sensitive to noise wouldn't go away.
Tell HN: Reddit is down – no healthy upstream
Isn't parts of this quoting or paraphrasing from the book "The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying" ? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tibetan_Book_of_Living_a...
I don't believe in Postel's Law, but I also don't believe in reverential adherence to standards documents. Make good engineering decisions on their own merits. This article is right: CRLF is dumb. You know who agrees with me about that? The IETF, in their (very old) informational RFC about the origins of CRLF in their protocols.
And Teams ignores those settings. And your settings in MS365, sometimes.
That's actually supporting the posters' argument.

Take a look at all the configs and moving parts checked in this very repo that are needed to run a self-hosted instance.
Yes, it is somewhat nicely abstracted away, but that doesn't change the fact that in the kube directory alone [1] there are 10 subfolders with even more config files.

1: https://github.com/hcengineering/huly-selfhost/tree/main/kub...
When I do a Google search for the example query "postgresql query analysis" on mobile chrome (no ad block), I get 0 ads.
Same thing if I select the "Example" filter as shown in the demo image.
Thanks for mentioning Eviternity 2. Never heard of it before and it looks really nice!
Try weight loss tea instead. Will affect your sleep a bit, but you can eat normally.
Caution with these functions: in most cases you need to check not only the error code, but also the `ptr` in the result.
Otherwise you end up with `to_int("0x1234") == 0` instead of the expected `std::nullopt`, because these functions return success if they matched a number at the beginning of the string.
But, like the article says, LF is not useful. I could always interpret LF as NL and if you send CRs too it won't break anything. If you know I'm interpreting LF that way you can just stop sending the CRs. That's what happened in Unix.
A bare metal Forth has access to your entire RAM. Perhaps that's what parent meant as "finite" memory.