skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Men suffer under patriarchy because patriarchy is a system set up by a few men over everyone else- including most men. It is a system that allows for the most greedy, aggressive and selfish to rise to the top and dominate over everyone else.

This is essentially what anarchists have been saying about patriarchy and other -archies for a century or so, hence the name (an... archy).

The conflation of patriarchy with "men" is an example of those in power trying to identity-amalgate and shift the blame. By that I mean: the patriarchy is the hand of a few powerful men that oppresses many (men and women), and in order to protect themselves, these men lie and say "actually, all men, you are the patriarchy, the patriarchy benefits you, the patriarchy is not evil, and an attack on the patriarchy is an attack on all of you." I could take this sentence and plop it into so many ideologies. White supremacy, heterophilia, Zionism, Han Chauvinism, all ideologies that seek to uplift a very few powerful people, oppress all others, and then pick an identifying attribute to create a moat of proletariat around them to duke it out in culture wars.

Billionaires claiming the union is an attack on hardworking individuals. Reactionary white supremacists claiming Black Lives Matter is an attack on all white people. Fascist Israeli leaders claiming opposition to their slaughter of Palestinians is an attack on global Jews. The CPC claiming criticism of them is actually racism against all Han people.

But billionaires and their hardworking employees aren't the same at all. White supremacist leaders are the only ones under attack by Black Lives Matter, not random white people in suburbs. A criticism of the terrorist-funding fascist Netanyahu and his government (who is happy to send his police to beat Orthodox Jews) has nothing to do with Jewish people around the world. A criticism of the CPC has nothing to do with Han around the world (and on that note, it's becoming such that anyone with Asianic heritage is becoming "Han" by the CPC's encroaching standards). Yet each of these smaller groups claim to speak for / be one with these larger groups.

I'm sad when see fellow leftists fall into the trap of attacking class allies, but to be fair it's very hard to sit down and convince every single person scared of the big Black Lives Matter protest that we probably actually share a cause and common enemy.

I have no solutions other than personally always trying to remember who really is the source of so much suffering in the world and avoiding lashing out against class allies. This article is a great example that I feel follows the same strategy.
I watched the event and didn’t get any of this. Could you quote directly?
I will do you one better though, given my conversation with teenagers this weekend: Pagerank is dead, because webpages are dead.

The only moment these kids use a search engine is when they do homework. In any and every other moment they just search "locally" in TikTok, or insta.

It scares the shit out of me.

(Edit: paying kagi customer here! Keep it up, kagi! I still love and need you!)
For the lucky ones living up to 30 km from city center they are supposed to commute, without having to ever change transport.

Just yesterday I hit jackpot, as my train got delayed 10 minutes delaying my connection to the following 30 minutes later train, as it turns out, the previous connecting train was delayed for 1h blocked at the station, so I got to jump into the 1h delayed train, instead of the one that would be coming in 30m later, which got to depart 5 minutes after I jumped into it.

The poor souls on that 1h delayed train weren't so happy as me.
I like it. It may be more useful as an API or with batch uploads
The fix looks like a 5 line fix because it is a last step in a very long process of optimizing LibreOffice text layout that started years ago. This 5 line fix could not have been possible 10 years ago simply because the code it is fixing didn't exist back then.
Aren't the HFT boxes usually stock exchange colocations? Each trader gets a rack (or multiple racks depending on size) in the exchange's datacenter, every rack has the same cable length to the switch, etc.
I think you are right. They might be using a plethora of other factor as an addition to back links; however, genuine links from authoritative sources still seem to be the best "voting" mechanism to bubble up good content/results.

I can imagine that Reddit could join the search war - first, they have so much user gen content that people are deliberately looking for; second, they could use the voting mechanisms that are already in place to give preference to the "better" content. Of course, I might be wrong :).
That's a fair point.

What I meant is that the runtime is arbitrarily extensible at runtime.

But I don't assume that people actually do what you describe.
It's really help to make a choice of data type. Thank you!
Where is the progress if they're 2 years behind their schedule? In Q1 2025 they should already be launching the HLS according to the timeline.
My thoughts just from reading the landing page, not having tested it.

I think trying to replace all these Apps

> serves as an all-in-one replacement of Linear, Jira, Slack, and Notion.

is not a wise move. I can see Linear and Jira and maybe Notion, but fighting with Slack just is an uphill battle. There are so many Chat platforms out there and many open source too.

Why would yours be the one to be at least on par with the likes of Slack? Which hasn't really happend for the others either.

JetBrains tried this with JetBrains Space [1] it used to be a knowledge platform and chat platform all with a code hosting platform, CI platform and a little more. But even an experienced dev company like JetBrains gave that up and focused on the core.

I think they should remove the chat part and stick to being a Jira + Notion replacement.

[1] https://www.jetbrains.com/space/
I have seen open source products that pull 5 redis containers each per type of data/features alone making it all very complicated to operate. That's where the button for "Cloud Pricing" comes into play.
> I hope Kagi succeeds. But personally, I think the web is dead. And no search engine can save it.

I concur. Maybe now is the time to seriously think about alternate visions for "search". I have been toying with an idea[1] along those lines myself out of sheer annoyance at the state of WWW and web "search" in general.

[1] https://nadh.in/blog/decentralised-open-indexes/
This is also a cultural thing. Eastern cultures gives more leniency to what men should and should not act like.
Not quite, the proper course of action is that both you AND your partner take drugs to prevent transmission
First commit from July: https://git.libreoffice.org/core/commit/4c8f88bef948b18f3d81...
>because webpages are dead.

I think it's more accurate to say that the internet and perhaps personal computing in general is dead.

Practically everything about what makes a computer tick has been abstracted away, because rightfully or otherwise people today just don't care. When was the last time you saw someone actually using the address bar in a web browser instead of Googling? Or indeed Tictok'ing or Insta'ing. Nobody knows what a file or folder is either.
Nobody said they stopped. The article argues that the practise has become infinitely less effective, and Google is optimizing for their customers as opposed to their users.
Because the pins can be much shorter. Take a look at the falcon 9 legs. They are enermous both in absolute terms and relative to the whole rocket. They need to be that long to provide a stable platform and enough clearance for the nozzles and the residual plume as the engines shut down.
Yes. I have the Z1 Ring.

Getting secure tokens (like payment, door unlock, etc) is possible but can be complicated. The ring is a small target, so not always easy to find the received if you're using it with a phone.

Oh, and the software is low level and finickity. I managed to accidentally set mine to read only mode permanently.

Review at https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2024/02/giving-the-finger-to-mfa-a-...
Accelerated Jax on Mac
I think we had some fairly recent discussion on HN since I remember commenting.

As you're saying, it's about bandwidth and signal to noise. Not something inherent to modulation.
The part where you might be wrong is the part where Reddit does it. IIRC they have been “working really hard on a better search” for Reddit for…15 years? Every couple years spez will pop up and claim they almost have it!

I wouldn’t hold my breath.
You made up the "99% useless" straw man, I never used the word useless in my post. I merely said that the AI research is more relevant than 99% of research, which includes things like gender studies, studies of Rennaisance German theatre, discussions of which exact villages were pillaged and in what order during the march of some army 300 years ago etc. etc.
Right I agree with you on theory. But in practice, I already do clone most of my smart cards on small NFC stickers on the back of my phone case.

The things is 99.9% of access cards (where I leave at least) are default-encrypted mifare classic, making cloning trivial. Transport cards are an other beast since they have their own backlog and proper encryption, but there are ways.

So all in all, dumping the card is not the issue for me, it's the medium on which to put the clones that is still a question mark.

The "NFC sticker on the back of the phone" is cool because it's almost as if your phone opens the door (stock android won't let me easily swap NFC SC ID), but NFC is fidgety when multiple chips are in close proximity, leading to frequent misses.

I have found multi-chips NFC cards on Ali Express. These are basically a single antenna wired to an array of chips directed by a keypad. That seems viable on paper but you still get to carry the card and press the right switch.

The ideal solution would be a smart ring with a reflashable NFC chip, along with a programmable MCU to implement the rolling logic between cards.
wp.org is owned by Matt, so basically WordPress.org is Matt
> Do tell because as far as I'm aware Maxwell's equations don't have an asterisk on them that say "doesn't work below 1 GHz".

Did you really just pull out Maxwell's equations?

EM interacts with matter in different ways. Glass hardly attenuates visible light, but wood does. 2.4 Ghz can pass through walls better than 5Ghz.

There's the concept of permittivity wherein Maxwell's equations are defined in free space with vacuum permittivity.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_permittivity#Permittivi...

To accurately model EM waves, you need more than just Maxwell's equations. You require material equations to model interactions of EM with media.

If you want to get really advanced, whereas Maxwell's equations are classical physics, there's Quantum electrodynamics (QED) which can model interactions of EM and matter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_electrodynamics
Not if measuring by relative speed.
Thank you for bringing clarity to the conversation.

As a fellow anarchist, I tend to forget to ask simple questions like:

Who stands to benefit?

Probably not poor, misogynist men.
They do.

First of all, the pilot is only required for decoding stereo and RDS. Mono FM does not use a pilot, so obviously there had to be a way to detect FM before stereo came along. I linked to a few of the approaches in a sibling (cousin?) comment.

Second, the pilot is embedded in the decoded FM audio. You need to demodulate FM to get to it in the first place. If you look at the waterfall display in an SDR receiver, it might seem like the signal is already present in the original radio frequencies (especially during silent periods), but it's there only indirectly.

If you have silence in an FM transmission (say 96.6 MHz), the only audio component present is the 19 kHz pilot signal, which causes the FM radio signal frequency to vary between 96.6 MHz ± k*19 kHz (not sure what's the value for k, but it's not 1). The sine likes to spend most of the time near the extreme values of its range; plot a histogram of a sine wave and you'll see peaks on either end.

The waterfall is basically a histogram over frequencies so it gets those peaks as streaks on both sides of the main carrier frequency (plus smaller ones for other components in the signal).
wakawaka28's post (above) is sadly uninformed with a number of errors, and was likely made in anger. So I apologize to everyone: I sometimes bring out the worst in some people. Some notes:

- Yes, I did date myself by my use of the term "service revolver" instead of the better "sidearm", etc.

- My original post was not limited to handguns. I used the term "firearm", which includes all modern guns (rifles, shotguns, pistols, etc.). [Perhaps English is not your native language?]

- I do prefer ICE to EV. Not for any additional protection from the roving bands of 50-(or 500)-round-carrying Deadeye Dick hombres that wakawaka28 ndoubtedly encounters in his paranoid patrols but b/c I'm more familiar with ICEs.

wakawaka28 says >"getting hit by one of 10 to 50 bullets fired at them because probability is on their side"<

Yeah, this happens all the time! Why, just the other day I was walking my dog past wakawaka28's house and, before I could scoop the poop, wakawaka28 jumped out with an AR-15 and (accidentally I'm sure) emptied a magazine into his front lawn and neighborhood. Luckily it was wakawaka28 (who, like most shooters, can't shoot worth a doggy bag full) and his firearm jammed twice, so nothing of value was hit (at least, AFAIK). After I lit my second cigarette, I loaned wakawaka28 my walking stick extension so he could ram it down the barrel and clear the jam. [I wanted to suggest that he ram it somewhere else but I was standing too close and knew that, for once, probability was not in my favor.]

Firearms are better than ever these days but

- probability still holds and

- statistics still prove that

Firearms can be deadly, but firearms encounters aren't nearly as deadly as many, if not most people imagine.

Takeaway: don't be scared by fearmongers!8-))
Tell me even one metric women are doing worse than men or boys regarding life?

- Most suicides, men
- Most homeless, men
- Most with out partners, men
- Most with out child (even though they would wanted one), men
- Most dying at work, men
- Most getting divorced, men
- Most with out college or other degrees, men
- Most died by violence, men

and so on...
I do not blame Google for web’s current wasteland landscape, I blame ads and all the grifters who poison the landscape with SEO waste to try make some bucks with ads or other similar means.
How do you find the documentation in the first place? ;-)

I search for Errors / StackTraces that I get. For me stackoverflow / reddit / forum answers are often more helpful.

Or examples on how to implement something, the documentation can sometimes be a bit lacking on how to set things together. Give me some working code that I can fiddle with.

High level comparison between two frameworks / libs that I'm not familiar with.
If one has 50TB(!!) of mission critical data, one should not store it on one machine running btrfs. That is just silly. No many how many mirrors you throw at it.
And what is more crazy, acting as if they are something new, instead of something that is 20 years old.
>>Haven't almost 1Bn people intermittently fasted during Ramadan for centuries?

As a Muslim, I can tell you we tend to over eat, generally after we break our fast. It kind of defeats the whole point of fasting. In most cases its unavoidable as breaking fast is a social event for most people.

Im guessing before food got abundant the results would be quite different, but again back then most of the world had little to eat any way.

The goals of fasting during Ramadan are not to train people for intermittent fasting. Its because the religion/god said so, and to some extent make you feel how the poor feel as thats how life works for them everyday.

There is also a thing about fasting every Monday and Thursday which pious people tend to do often. But in general I have seen only good things happen to people who eat less. Muslims or not.
I've always suspected that most people learn forth by implementing one, rather than by picking an existing implemntation and using it for something real/significant.
The writes are streamed in near real time to five followers, acknowledging it near instantly. The cloudflare blog article mention this more in depth. So writes remain fast, while still having durability.
Once you change the amplitude of a sine wave (modulate it) it's no longer a side wave. It spreads in the frequency domain. Take the fourier transform of that and you can see the frequency components.
I don't really see where you are getting that

https://github.com/hcengineering/huly-selfhost
Then do not use their service and move over to another one. The vast majority of service are (still) replaceable.
We really don’t need to quantify that.

We knew smoking was bad, we knew plastics were bad, we knew PFAS was bad.

But it’s cheaper than the alternatives, so we pretend we need studies to show “how bad exactly”. We don’t. We really, really don’t.
Magnetically Regulated Gene Therapy Tech Offers Precise Brain-Circuit Control
I think the first part could be solved by systemd timers, no?
Because it didn't. There's videos where people ask and the "robot" replies with "I can't disclose how much AI there is in me"
This seems perfect for JSX. You still use CSS (it uses _cascading_) but it is scoped locally like inline.
It's actors plus a global routing system that means all messages addressed to a unique identifier will arrive in the actor instance. I haven't seen any other actor frameworks that provide that.
Stream processing before it was cool.
You don’t seem to be serious, but your Optimus would be used for tasks that can’t be automated otherwise.
In component-based apps/systems C in CSS is often the last thing you want, if you ever want that.
I think the only way they can capture some part of the market is by doing something the others are not. We don’t need another Jira + Notion clone I think.
This game is a lesson in game design
>>he now spends almost all time with the family.

I see this too, for some reason people who don't fast kind of find it rude if people around them are fasting. Families even more so.
I do improvized couples dancing, and have experienced time slowing down. It is an unique kind of experience, not just a different conceptualization of an everyday experience.

Buddhists say that you are where your attention is. So if a sound captures 100% of my attention, I am that sound. This feels strange on the surface, but when you look deeper into it, it reveals deep wisdom about the human experience.

In my understanding, it is possible, through years of practice (meditation etc.), to learn to direct your attention. Most of us have very limited capability to direct our attention, because we have not practiced it. Actually, modern life trains us to become less capable of directing our attention.

Based on your description, when you talk about "focusing on one task", you describe a flow state where you are 100% absorbed in the task. In a way you have not consciously decided to focus your attention. (I use a very specific meaning for the word conscious here, it is more aligned with the buddhist sense of the word, instead of western sense of having-thoughts-about the thing).

Your attention has been captured by the task at hand. In a way you are lucky that an useful and productive task has captured your attention.

In my understanding, if you learn to direct and hold the attention consciously, there is a next stage you can learn, where you become able to split your attention, to be conscious of two things at the same time.

If you direct some of your attention to the task at had, and some attention to a part in you observing yourself doing the task, then it feels as if the task is "happening", instead of you "doing" the task.

When this happens, there are effects on the physical experience as well, such as time slowing down. I have been blessed with such experiences when dancing, It seems to be possible to have such experiences also without being able to consistently and consciously direct the attention, as I have been blessed with such experiences in my dancing. But in this case it is accidental.
This is just a strawman. Tesla is developing an autonomous robot, not a remote controlled one.
Yeah I think the light use of the word genocide doesn't make justice for the instance where there was actual genocide, which is when you murder people with the explicit intent of destroying a nation/culture/group.
Are you specifically claiming that a common ancestor does not exist, or that genetic information does not spread to offspring?
Is it time for "everything apps"?
I think the size difference was just me being careless with zoom levels in different apps. I thought it was enough to make the point, since you can compare the space sizes to the character sizes. I put another comparison here: https://imgur.com/a/aZRx6fs , this time with same font size and zoom level.

Anyway I agree that looking exactly the same as Latex is not particularly desirable, but it helps for convincing Latex users to switch.

(The screenshots were made on Linux, with scaling but not fractional I think... But I can't check right now)
The bug report about long paragraphs and the blog post are by Élie Roux, the CTO of BDRC :)
Discussed at the time:

The Age of PageRank Is Over - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33537513 - Nov 2022 (373 comments)
In some countries, legal documents are required to not have any paragraph breaks, so you can have a document with one paragraph spanning 100s of pages. OpenOffice has a hard limit of 65534 per paragraph, and it took LibreOffice quite some work to left it: https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30668
I run a website and that doesn’t seem to be the case. Some things don’t fit into a TikTok video. Some things can’t be answered by ChatGPT. People still search for things and find me.
Can the script on this then be flipped? Build a search engine, clearly smaller in scope and commercial utility, that if a site links to a payment or ad network, de-rank it heavily. Then the end result should be in theory, filled with what one would consider the "old" internet, primarily blogs and sites not trying to sell you things or abuse your data.

None of the large companies would do it, but that would be the point.
> everything about what makes a computer tick has been abstracted away

It’s always been abstractions. Even when we didn’t know it. (We mastered the technological use of transistors before we understood why they work.)
To find where a products is being sold for the cheapest price.

For electronics I know 3rd party services that compare prices for different shops. But in cases like "Where can I by this specific dental floss" I sometimes use google shopping search.
Noticing CF pushing for devs to use DO for eveything over workers these days. Even websocket connections on workers get timed out after ~30s and the recommended way is to use DO for them
iLemming you clearly know how to interwebs, well met.
Introducing: Kagi.
so why don't men start cuddeling groups then?
I used to get sent a monthly cheque for $1K around the turn of the millennium simply to have a link on my home page, such was the power of Pagerank back then. This was handy as it allowed me to invest time into learning web development, plus the site was educational and paid for its existence.

Producing content was harder back then and the web was a lot smaller. Google most definitely still use links to rank but are much more likely to discount/devalue links than they did historically.
Honestly, looks like someone throwing spaghetti on a wall a billion times and seeing what sticks, then training the throwing arm to somehow minimize something. I get that LLM magic is kinda magic and is doing some cool stuff, but this looks like it's just chaos and statistical untangling that happens to minimize some random fitness function X-levels down the line.