skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Flawless, it's really easy to wrap your head around (especially if you grok Go).

I would recommend spinning up the most basic site from scratch to give it a try, takes minutes tops and its got a built in dev server to see your site.

It pretty much all rapidly clicked into place from there. The idea of adding content as markdown is so easy and appealing, and the flow is so logical. The build times make me smile. Everything feels so rapid and under my control.
We recently started enforcing a policy of scanning external media before letting it be usable by the system and the time it takes for MBAM to scan a flash drive takes so long it's driven the most complaints of any IT policy change we've made. Some people are just so latched on to that floppy disk lifestyle that the only change to their workflow in decades has been what part of the computer they put their storage in.
Not to mention subsidised parking spaces. Free and even paid street parking is highly subsidised by the city and by other tax payers. There's also the environmental cost of not having that land be a park or nature and instead have it contribute to being an urban heat island with all its asphalt.
First of all, today I almost exclusively write all my LateX in overleaf, so a lot of pain of LateX distros is taken away. But the main thing was always good templates, so I found a collection of ML conference templates [0], that shows also that typst still has some issues with acutely reproducing existing styles. Also when having to submit sources, I guess cross compile to latex would be the only possibility (typically they accept Latex or sometimes MS Word)

[0] https://github.com/daskol/typst-templates
How does obesity increasing correlate with aging? I'd expect that as people age, they start taking less care of their bodies as it's harder to do it.
Germany has a pretty high population density and the metropolitan areas have evolved around medieval cities, so they are sometimes very bad a carrying a lot of traffic. Getting around by car in lots of major German cities is a major PITA and parking your car there (if you live there) is just as horrible. Inside cities, public transport is much more efficient.
For people less familiar. Germany privatised its national rail company in the 90s but the federal government is the only shareholder. It’s a weird model that doesn’t make much sense. DB is a monopoly so the rules of competition don’t apply (and don’t work with railways anyway) it’s led to perverse cost cutting incentives and fat bonus programs for C level employees. Combine that with a conservative government’s austerity politics since the GFC and the whole system is at breaking point at the moment. Reforms and work is happening but the amount of work is staggering and means frequent line closures. DB estimates its trains to be running reliably in 2070.
In "bad moods", "Halim yok" is more often used as "I'm worn-out".

In "good moods", is more often used as "I'm on game, winning" or "I'm on fire" Others are about good mood in different tenses etc.
You're citing Matt but Matt has been proven to be untrustworthy. For example, his claim of many year long negotiations includes a claim that he had delivered a term sheet to WP Engine in May, but that claim was disproven by himself, no such term sheet was delivered. Additionally, the contributions that he counts from WP Engine are only those included in the "Five for the Future" program which Matt administrates. The actual contributions of WP Engine to the ecosystem include millions of dollars per year on event sponsorship, plugin development (WPGraphQL, ACF) and more.

Read the lawsuit filed by WP Engine. No such negotiations existed. Matt has been arguing with WP Engine in his head. You may believe WP Engine's contributions to WordPress are disproportionately small for their size but make that argument on the basis of accurate information, not the fiction from Matt.

Nobody likes WP Engine but Matt's lying has been so problematic that it is impossible to take his side unless you believe that integrity is optional.
Doesnt seem to work on Chrome on Linux

Works on Firefox but is very low frames. unplayable.
The "making the image models much faster" part is model optimizations that are also explained in the post.
I'm tied into many seismic sensors around the planet through Google Earth, almost all of them USGS-owned.

Very little is happening around or under Mt. Adams. St. Helens is seeing actual noteworthy activity, and even that's still lower than magnitude 1 in almost every event, and those that get higher than 1 99.9999% of the time do not reach magnitude 2.

There isn't a huge amount to worry about from the volcanoes, unless a body of water intrudes into a magma chamber. Worry more about the Cascadia subduction zone letting a good one rip.
Sure, you're just going to try lots of things and see what works best, but it's confusing to be comparing things at such different levels of abstraction where a lot of the time you don't even know what you're comparing and it's impossible to do apples-to-apples even on your own test data. If your need is "speaker identification", you're going to end up comparing commercial black boxes like Speechmatics (probably custom) vs commercial translucent boxes like Gladia (some custom blend of whisper + pyannote + etc) vs [asr_api]/[some_specific_sepformer_model]. Like, I can observe that products I know to be built on top of whisper don't seem to handle overlapping speaker diarization that well, but I don't actually have any way of knowing if that's got anything to do with whisper.
Yeah except for the beach that people drive on all the time.
Latex workshop gives an identical experience with latex
That removes you from their system. If I make a GitHub account using bob@example.com, GitHub doesn't get notified that I got fired from example.com, so I can keep using my GitHub bob@example.com account in places that ask GitHub if I'm Bob@example.com even though I don't have access to that email anymore.
There are well-established legal processes for resolving issues like trademark infringement. This dispute could have, and should have, been resolved without involving… literally everyone.
And typora is thre for Linux, I tend to use Marktext lately for distraction free writing.
That's an interesting assessment

I was curious about this and curious if the measurements made by my smart watch were "good" or "bad", and it does calculate RMSSD (allegedly)

Though it seems while they have some correlation they're all over the place https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Scatterplot-for-SDNN-A-B...

SDNN also might apply to a different time range than RMSSD
C’mon, you might like it or not, but HTMX is a breeze to play with.
People come in a variety of ways, and with a variety of learning skills and patterns.

Some are highly visual, and learn primarily through watching. The teacher/student model works for them (live or delayed). (There is a vast library of this that already exists on video, on platforms that exceed tiktok. )

Others learn better from source text material. A few good books and they have all they need. The lecturer is "just reading the book" so its faster to skip the middleman.

Understanding this difference is key to creating a good spread of training material. It's not sufficient to "just produce a manual" or "just make videos".

Personally I find some topics work better in visual form (explaining exercises for psyio recently) and some work better as text (api reference.)
Stealing involves acquiring something in an illegal way. Free in the context of open source code usually means infinitely available under its license. These two are incompatible - unless some illegal license shenanigans are at play.
If it hasnt been done yet, probably is for practical and regulation reasons. How many things are there that require a drone to be flied carefully? Roadworks, trucks, people on the street, renovations. Second, it's not hard to take down a drone, so if you're a criminal you'd start stealing drones with packages in place of simple packages.
Third, drones must be able to lift and transport boxes of different sizes, which can be not trivial, given wind, possibly being hit by this or that.
Fourth self flying is still not in reach, suppose you try to deposit and the large dog comes to see what happens in the backyard. Actually having 10 people remotely flying 10 drones is not so cheap.
As for regulation, I suspect there's plenty of people who don't want drones in the neighboorhood where their kids are walking and cycling, for security reasons.
I don't see how this is an alternative to Typora. To Notion, perhaps, but not Typora.
By that logic, the 30% Apple tax must be "extremely fair" because all iOS apps are built on both the software and hardware built by Apple, which are arguably far more complex than a piece of PHP software. (/sarcasm)

Being "built" on something does not in itself imply value. What has to be taken into account is also "value that is added." If the underlying platform had high intrinsic value in itself, then no value would have had to be built on it to profit from it, which would mean WP Engine would not be the only entity profiting from it.

And to add to the reductio ad absurdum, are PHP engineers required to "donate part of their salaries" to the project just because "they're profiting off of that language?" (/sarcasm)
// (so much for) code is poetry
Cool demo! There are immediate use cases in the farming space, though competition is strong. Happy to chat.
I used to know a Vegan couple that were friends (Falling out over humor of all things) we used to go out to a vegan resteraunt quite often and thoroughly enjoyed the meals. but wow, outside of those meals they both ate terribly. highly processed and deep fried foods was the norm. they rarely ate anything "fresh".
Unfortunately you have no proof of that, because the only relevant changes are actually neither introducing fixes, nor ever changing the plugin core code in a way that fixes security issues.
The only thing done is removing a LOT of references, links, and instructions that would remind of WP Engine, as well as all compatibility with the POR features.

Then, you added a few irrelevant changes that to the inexperienced eye look like security fixes https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset?old_path=%2Fadv...

However, these are no fixes. You just introduce a new variable, that you never use, and re-assign the same contents of that new variable back to the $_REQUEST

Unless you show proof of a security fix - which you could have pushed to users WITHOUT renaming the plugin, WITHOUT removing original, non-security related code, and WITHOUT breaking compatibility with the PRO features - you have LIED and STOLEN code in the name of WP.ORG

This will hopefully be recognized by WP Engine and if god wills, remove you from the equation once and for all legally speaking.
Sorry for that,I will improve the documentation in my spare time from coding.
There is no proof, see my comment above.
Ask HN: What technology would you like to rid the world of and why?
"According to federal data, the average new American car now weighs around 30 percent more than it did 40 years ago."

How has the size of the average American changed over the past 40 years?
The only thing I have learned here is that apparently software licensing is very difficult and

Makes me wonder what the general statistics are on individuals ignoring licensing entirely.

Time to go make the ultimate SPDX-License-Identifier with an OR clause between every single entry.
> Libraries which are constantly under attack, explicit or implicit, by conservative parts of society

Which library burns books, more precisely 1/3rd of their children’s collection because fairy tales represent toxic masculinity, including The Little Red Hood?

Ah yes, the library of Barcelona. Not what I’d consider “under attack by conservatives”. https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/apr/18/barcelona-scho...
I am hoping that AI art tends towards a modular approach, where generating a character, setting, style, and camera movement each happens in its own step. It doesn’t make sense to describe everything at once and hope you like what you get.
I think that kids under 18 should only be allowed to get dumb phones (effectively phones with gps/preloaded apps for things like transit)
IF is a new thing for everyone, and it carries a big goal, with less than 30% completed so far. I was previously the co-founder of Yao App Engine. I developed IF to bring low-code in a simple and easy-to-use way to end-users, and it can be used offline, just like Excel and Word.
How can I explicitly specialize a templated C++ constructor?
I think it could be useful to read: https://kennethreitz.org/essays/2016/mentalhealtherror_an_ex...
Non-commercial is not open-source, because if the original copyright holder stops maintaining it, nobody else can continue (or has to work like a slave for free). Open-source is about what happens if the original author stops working on it. Open-source gives everyone the license to continue developing it, which obviously means also the ability to get paid. Don't call it open-source if this aspect is missing.

Only the FLUX.1 [schnell] is open-source (Apache2), FLUX.1 [dev] is non-commercial.
For me, I’d love to wake up tomorrow and never hear the term AI or LLM ever again.

I'm so sick of

- all the low quality crap on the internet

- people drinking the cool-aid

- people touting LLMs as AGI

- death of good content

- corner cutting

- conspiracies to replace workers
I believe the Eight sleep uses a Peltier cooler. Not terribly efficient, but the ΔT and the load are low (a human body puts out <100W while asleep). Plus, a Peltier can also heat with some supporting electronics.
Same thing happens with Bash: The guy pukes out a new tarball or a new diff every few months if he feels like it.
It's certainly "high quality" in the sense of "it solves a huge number of requirements that WP core doesn't, in a way that's better that alternative plugins". It's a high quality WP Admin user experience. Just don't try looking too deeply into the database mess it creates.

For WordPress _users_, as in the people who log into the WordPress dashboard to run their website, 'stuck in the past' is often an advantage and not a bad thing. You'll be able to find blog posts and tutorials and youtube showing you how to use in, unlike the "new shiny" where there's no easily found example or support for.
Single level embedded log structured merge tree (LSMT) Golang package
then release your software with more restrictive terms?
IF is an offline content and data system designed to help professionals achieve their goals more effectively. Currently, it can serve as an alternative to Typora, Ticktick, and Notion Calendar.
I built my new site (https://varun.ch) using 11ty, because they seem to commit to never making breaking API changes. They have a YouTube video where they build a pre 1.0 project in 2.0. https://youtu.be/bPtQmsjXMuo

https://www.11ty.dev/blog/stability/
This is Sutton's Bitter Lesson:

https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~eunsol/courses/data/bitter_lesson...
I'm building a project specifically to answer this question with better data and more fully utilizing our technological resources.

It's early, but you can currently narrow things down across US counties by filtering across 60+ different metrics: https://www.exoroad.com/

With more time, I think we can source all the extras someone is looking for ("want hackers, techie, software people") and do a more detailed comparison by sourcing the top matches. Basically use the huge amount of data we have and give someone an easy way to explore it.
Publishing is heavily dependent on the output media, and multi-format output is still hard for anyone desiring a high quality output.

HTML is specifically designed as a publishing system for our screens and has mostly evolved that way (media CSS tags excluded) and as a web application UI language, along with some push into semantic markup (but TEI or DocBook are much more comprehensive when it comes to semantic markup).

Some of the large problems of typesetting printed documents (page layout, with hyphenation, figure placement, orphans, justification...) are simply unsolved (or badly solved) with HTML+CSS, and they are hard problems even if you focus only on them (TeX systems will sometimes ask you to manually "pick" your poison — if you've ever seen those black bars in the margins).

Some of the beauty of TeX box model could have been transferred to screens though (like tunable and collapsible whitespace), and to an extent they have, but TeX's model remains incompatible with the HTML/CSS box model.

The fact that no language does all 3 (UI for apps, screen rendering of documents, paper rendering of documents) perfectly or even acceptably well — not to mention a fourth class that's a mix between screen and paper: ePub/eBooks — should tell anyone that this is a very hard problem to solve generically.
They try to make default banking activity on those devices many of us consider possibly compromised...
And book banners may be driven by any political persuasion. In the 'Left-leaning' (rather more than leaning' of course) Soviet Union, universally acclaimed literary masterpieces (not books objecting to a certain lifestyle) were banned. All publishing houses in the USSR were state-owned, and every text had to get past the censor before appearing in print.

https://www.rbth.com/arts/331150-books-banned-ussr
I am a software engineer, but I've been playing with drones since middle school and worked for a drone startup.
Nope. There is a module named Page under development, which will enhance Markdown capabilities. The Note module is a pure implementation of the Markdown standard, which I believe is also what many developers need.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-ImRMJX68s
It was one of the most intelligent ( and rare) decision the government took.
Off course, there are parties loosing money like car manufacturers and oil producers.
The assembler is two-pass and the labels are simply local variables in the defcode form. They are assigned the value of the program counter in the first pass, and the assembler instructions are evaluated in the second pass. I got the idea from the assembler in the Acorn Atom, if anyone remembers that.
I seem to recall the bus taking much longer than my mom coming to pick me up. Also my mom wanted to spend more time with me, talking in the car.
>> After 3 years felt it was sucking away my youth

Do you have some goals that you felt needed to be accomplished "in your youth?" In what way do you see your "not youth" as being different to your youth?

It's interesting (to me) that you felt the first change based on "achievement" (must achieve x before age y) but this change is brought on by "relationshop" - your interaction with others.

Perhaps this reflects a general maturing you are experiencing? A more concrete idea of what is important to you and the ability to better articulate your exact goals?

Typically in "ones youth" you are "finding your place", better understanding yourself and what you want out of life. It sounds like you are doing that well. Trying different things. Seeing what fits.

From there you can get a clearer picture of what you want your life to look like.

Good luck!
Whats the current competition in the space? Most crop spraying and monitoring operations are very deterministic.
English "Tense" is also derived from "tempus"!
You can trivially define a CSS stylesheet that eg. hides all the interactive elements like INPUTs and FORMs, or renders <A> tags like plain text.

But "H" in "HTML" is for "Hyper(text)", which really talks about the interactivity. And then you get a really bad language for typesetting that simply lacks a gazillion features of true typesetting systems like TeX or even Typst.
You can do this dynamically with Pollinations URLs too:

https://pollinations.ai/p/frozen_cyan_peach_fuzz?seed=1

https://pollinations.ai/p/frozen_cyan_peach_fuzz?seed=2

https://pollinations.ai/p/frozen_cyan_peach_fuzz?seed=3

Disclaimer: I'm behind Pollinations.AI
In my typical coding style I always start a newline for function arguments so the tabs vs spaces argument has never mattered to me.

The other way leads to a bunch of random indentation levels all over the file which has always looked ugly to me.
Thank you for your recommendation. In fact, many developers who immerse themselves in coding for long periods often face a range of issues stemming from mental stress. IF's philosophy is that beautiful design can bring joy to people's moods, Design better, life better.
The issue here is that if company.com does not use Google Workspace and hasn't claimed company.com, then any employee can sign up for a "consumer" Google account using user@company.com.

There are legitimate reasons for this, e.g. imagine an employee at a company that uses Office365 needing to set up an account for Google Adwords.
The assembler is two-pass.
I've been thinking about going back to a dumb phone. Somehow I always find myself using my smartphone in a way that I regret. Wasting time. Staying up too late. Mindlessly snacking while scrolling. Checking for new dopamine hits whenever I get a few moments to spare.

If I were an alcoholic, would it be a good idea to walk around with a bottle of liquor in my pocket?
Yes, on digging deeper into the site and reading comments here, I think it’s related.
The data are based on cellphone tower data and app tracking data which, according to them [1] "is based on millions of app tracking movement patterns […] [and was shown by] Koch et al (2023) to be representative for the population of car-owners"

[1] https://mcc-berlin-ariadne.shinyapps.io/dticket-tracker/
In school grammar, "present perfect" is a tense. School grammars are basically tradition, so you can call it whatever you want as long as you agree with long-dead grammarians. Ditto for Turkish - I'm sure it has its own dead grammarians.

In modern grammar, "present perfect" is not "close to a tense" - it's a combination of present tense and perfect aspect.
Have never tried it personally, but this talk made me think collaborative editing is a solved or close-to-solved problem in Emacs: https://emacsconf.org/2023/talks/collab/
This is a very good point, but then there is a fine line between bravery and stupidity.
no one has ever been able to explain who will be the daily rider for SF/LA or Dallas/Houston rail

I don't mean people trying it out once, or tourists...I mean people who will commit to riding it daily
LaTeX maths or amsmath maths? TeX maths != LaTeX maths != amsmaths maths, and usually what I see described as "LaTeX maths" is TeX maths (or a subset, when someone claiming "LaTeX support" but not actually using LaTeX).

I'm not interested in a programming language (though naturally being able to write plugins would be useful ala luatex), but a textual macro system. I have things like (which is one of the simpler macros):

\newcommand{\dt}[1]{\frac{∂#1}{∂t}}

so I can write things quickly and efficiently. That is the power of (La)TeX, and most examples I've seen of LaTeX alternatives seem to miss that use case, and instead focus on other things (e.g. HTML generation, alternate programming languages).
Yes, it's called functional programming and it's been around for a while