skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it is a cultural issue. In parts of Eastern and Southern Europe it is customary to have a shot of spirits in the morning. In many other countries it is normal to have a glass of wine with lunch.

I'm not an alcoholic. Alcoholics go to meetings. I go to parties.
(քաք) sure looks cute though
Those WAL entries streamed to object storage I think are just for backups.

Each DO is globally unique (there's one DO with a given id running anywhere) and runs sqlite on its own local storage in that datacenter.
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.

Most getting divorced as "men" makes no sense unless you mean that homosexual men couples more frequently get divorced than homosexual women couples, considering a heterosexual divorce results in +1 count of divorces-per-gender equally.

But the point is that a lot of the things that men suffer under is exactly the same thing under attack by feminists. Feminists aren't your enemy and "all the men on earth" isn't the enemy of feminists or people resisting patriarchy.

Do you believe the assigned-male-at-birth person who chooses to resist gender hierarchy by dressing in drag and protesting at the capital is your enemy?
I think the ideas get stretched. But fasting is kind of used as a means to avoid gluttony.

Fasting does keep you little alert and productive, compared to people who aren't doing it.

Stay Hungry, Stay foolish. [Have enough enough appetite to learn more, and be naive enough to try doing hard things]
I looked into it a few years ago when then anti-colonialists were insisting that the US should drop Columbus Day (or replace it with a Columbus' Victims Day) as they see him as a symbol of colonialism, eradication of natives, and support for slavery.

You might ask "if he's so evil and wicked and wrong and everything bad about the world (and not just a convenient famous person to scapegoat for more general ills), why did anyone ask the US to have a Columbus Day anyway?"

And the answer to that is Italian-Americans:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbus_Day

> Many Italian Americans observe Columbus Day as a celebration of their heritage and not of Columbus himself

> For the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus's voyage in 1892, following lynchings in New Orleans, where a mob had murdered 11 Italian immigrants, President Benjamin Harrison declared Columbus Day as a one-time national celebration.

> In 1934, as a result of lobbying by the Knights of Columbus and New York City Italian leader Generoso Pope, Congress passed a statute stating: "The President is requested to issue each year a proclamation designating October 12 as Columbus Day

> in 1942, Franklin Roosevelt had the removal of the designation of Italian Americans as "enemy aliens" announced on Columbus Day along with a plan to offer citizenship to 200,000 elderly Italians living in the United States

> In 1966, Mariano A. Lucca, from Buffalo, New York, founded the National Columbus Day Committee, which lobbied to make Columbus Day a federal holiday

> San Francisco claims the nation's oldest continuously existing celebration with the Italian-American community's annual Columbus Day Parade, which was established by Nicola Larco in 1868, while New York City boasts the largest, with over 35,000 marchers and one million viewers around 2010

So, while the Italian-Americans you grew up with may not have been one of the 35,000 marchers in NYC, I bet most of those 35,000 marchers considers themselves Italian-American. They, and all other Italian-Americans, get a federal holiday which they can use to celebrate the connection between Italy and America (if they so wish), thanks to Italian-Americans lobbying for Columbus Day since the 1800s.
Back in the days of print, there was an article in the Mercury News: "Three Armed Men evade police."

We all thought it was hard to believe that men with three arms couldn't be spotted and apprehended.

Twilight Zone fans understand.

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjg2NWFmZTYtZDQzNy00...
Is this not the same as having a class with a unique name, and applying it to a parent div
Another great view: https://youtu.be/Vzyaud250Xo
Support is included: https://git.libreoffice.org/core/+/8a11d2e0b1ff09b3637a369eb...
It's an exaggeration but there might be some truth in it. For example, J. K. Rowling was advised by her publisher/agent to use those initials rather than a first name because a feminine name would have discouraged boys from reading her books.

On the other hand, I read somewhere that a lot of romantic novels (Mills & Boon, etc.) are written by men using a feminine pseudonym so probably someone should check the stats to see if there really is an asymmetry here.
Experimental comparison of 5G SDR platforms: srsRAN vs. OpenAirInterface
I am of the opinion that curl is better simply because you are already in the command line. You can use vim fzf or bash with it. Also curl will be the same on the day you die.
NDK doesn't support GNU/Linux userspace APIs other than what is required for ISO C and ISO C++ standard libraries implementation, plus Android NDK specific APIs.

Everything else from traditional GNU/Linux userspace is a matter of luck if it happens to work across devices, or updates, because it is not part of the oficial NDK APIs.

You need to plug into OpenSL ES or AAudio, https://developer.android.com/ndk/guides/audio
How does haxe modify a typescript project pre or post compile?
I just got diagnosed with ADHD in 2023, but been addicted to adrenalin all my life. And I must say it had tremendous effects. The times where I was doing active extreme sports (Downhill mountainbiking or Motocross in my case) have been those where I had my mind in the clearest possible state. It's not only that my mind would calm down in that exact moment, but it lasted for quite a few days.

At first there was the adrenaline spike, when it wore off then the body exhaustion kicked in, and when my body started to recover, the week was almost over again and I could get another dose.

Over the past couple years I tried to avoid the risk a little and been just doing "easy" mountainbike tours. And oh boy, that's the thing for me. I think only my brother can relate how that feels to me. It starts out like a normal bike ride, but my eyes are always on the outlook for some fun spots (where can I jump up/over/down? How long can I wheelie today? You name it..). This combined with hours of just mundane paddeling is the way for me. Keeps stress levels low and my mind at ease, plus a few fun adrenaline spikes.

BUT ritalin is still a great great relieve for me. Though I wish I would not need it. For now it works, but I'll try to find habits that will hopefully make it obsolete one day. And the diagnosis was a good starting point for that, because now I know why my brain behaves different than others
How long have you been having a single drink a day? If it’s been a year or longer - you’re unique in not forming an addiction. If not - you’re playing with fire.
I've documented here how to play classic Doom (not only) on Linux in 2024: https://dk1mi.radio/playing-doom-in-2024/

This site is updated whenever I've completed playing a new WAD to add it to the list at the bottom. I'm a casual player, want to see enough ammo in the levels and like to have a moderate difficulty. If you feel the same, the list might be also for you.
Despite the name Borgbase [0] offers Restic hosting, with actual documentation on how to set it up. Hetzner [1] also offers Restic

[0] https://www.borgbase.com/
[1] https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-box/
Its hard to check is person geniune on internet. Also, too often we all see a lot of prise for not-so-good products.
That's exactly what the parent comment described in the beautiful example where the AM noise is due to moving tree leafs affecting the intensity of transmitted light, and you can fix it by varying color, which means varying the frequency spectrum of the light.
I read OP's message as also saying "this looked like science fiction just a couple of years ago". I think people got desensitized, as they usually do, of how incredible GPT-4o looks like compared to what we had recently. We were going through a rough patch in technology where we hadn't come up with anything terribly exciting since the mobile revolution. AI is evolving quickly in many domains, so it's not a huge stretch to think we might make another order of magnitude improvement in self-driving cars. At least enough improvements to fully solve the robotaxi problem.
Endocrine disruptors, the invisible chemicals that trigger disease
How is Dreamweaver these days?
Cheap, easy, powerful: choose any two.

- Cheap and easy: embed into one executable file SQLite, a KV store, a queue, and everything else. Trivial to self-host: download and run! But you're severely limited in the number of concurrent users, ways to back up the databases, visibility / monitoring. If a desktop-class solution is good for you, wonderful, but be aware of the limitations.

- Cheap and powerful: All open-source, built from well-known parts, requires several containers to run, e.g. databases, queues, web servers / proxies, build tools, etc. You get all the power, can scale an tweak to your heart's content while self-hosting. If you're not afraid to tackle all this, wonderful, but be aware of the breadth of the technical chops you'll need.

- Easy and powerful: the cloud. AWS / Azure / DO will manage things for you, providing redundancy, scaling, and very simple setup. You may even have some say in tuning specific components (that is, buying a more expensive tier for them). Beautiful, but it will cost you. If the cost is less than the value you get, wonderful. Be aware that you'll store your data on someone else's computers though.

There's no known (to me) way to obtain all three qualities.
Your privacy is as strong as your weakest Link. NSA only need one a few vulnerability to be able to monitor what you do, it may be on chip maker, network provider, operating system, compiler, etc..

That's a lost battle, if they want to see what you do, they do and there is nothing one can do but force them legally not to do so.
Probably once there enough batteries in service to soak up enough negative-priced rooftop solar power produced during the day to meet the overnight demand, baseload coal/gas will be less needed or no longer needed.
I think it is helpful to differentiate between mindfulness and concentration.*

I would associate flow more with concentration. And if there is no mindfulness together with the concentration, time will just "fly by". At least for me.

*As it is done in Buddhism, where both are separate spokes of the dharma wheel.
Seemingly unpopular opinion, but coming from more ops related background, I always appreciate configurable deployments. If I want to test-deploy the thing on my own workstation I hope the defaults will work, but in a corporate environment I may not only want, but actually require flexibility.

Infra, ops and dev intersect at different points in different orgs. Some may provide custom kubernetes operator and abstract the service away, some orgs may provide certain "managed" building blocks, e.g. postgres instance. Some will give you a VM and and iscsi volume. Some will allocate credits in cloud platform.

Having the ability to plug preexisting service into the deployment is an advantage in my book.
Careless bastard. If safety wasn't his concern he at least should have written it with style using NextJS with tRPC using React Server Side components hydrated on the fly with edge locations in mind utilizing streaming components backed by Drizzle ORM further cemented by AuthJS. I'm sure there would have been plenty of starter kits had he tried npm create.

EDIT: RCS
Oh nice, the article already changed.

I can't quite imagine it's the exact same though in all metrics. Some graphs of measurement statistics would be even better.
Successive approximation. The more I move, the better I know what my family likes. Each new move feels slightly less radical than the previous. Both because you're becoming used to the feeling of being an outsider, and because you're honing in on something you like.

That said, also consider the psychological aspect. Perhaps you have a personality that never feels at home, always looking for greener pastures somewhere else. I do. Not sure what to do about it, but it could be that moving won't help, because it's the dream of change that drives you, not an actual dislike for where you are now.
I think it’s ludicrously optimistic to think that this would substitute for reductions elsewhere. What possible
mechanism could reduce 10% of global co2 emissions when many of these launches will be tourists and starlinks?
And yet, without the funding for CRS from NASA Spacex would’ve gone broke or at least wouldn have built F9 much much later.
Compassion or empathy requires relatedness and co-experience. That is, it requires a self. If it has a self, it's not a machine anymore.
In my experience it is not metaphorical, but an actual effect on how you experience time.
Presumably co2 emissions in LEO would end up in the atmosphere though?
I am not actively following this field, but I had somehow gotten the impression XMPP is a dying protocol. Any opinions on that?

I have also looked for VoIP providers offering competitive per minute rates to European phone numbers with no monthly fee. I did not find much. VoIP seems to be somewhat popular in Germany and there is no lack of providers. But their contracts include a German phone number which I don't need and cannot even legally get because I don't live there. I don't think SIP vs XMPP would matter for me.
There's actually one important factor that's missing:

AM radio is limited in bandwidth. The audio is cutting off around 10kHz or such (that's why it kinda sounds like a telephone)

> To allow room for more stations on the mediumwave broadcast band in the United States, in June 1989 the FCC adopted a National Radio Systems Committee (NRSC) standard that limited maximum transmitted audio bandwidth to 10.2 kHz, limiting occupied bandwidth to 20.4 kHz

(from Wikipedia)
Another fun one: you can encode accented characters in two different ways: as a character plus its accent, or as a dedicated Unicode character. Software and operating systems can have their own standard for this.

I learned it the hard way with my static site generator and the pages of my website that use Umlauts. It introduced subtle problems where Syncthing would replace one standard with another, and nginx would suddenly 404 on URLs that looked fine to me.
Here's some SDR generated AM with 15 kHz audio bandwidth. Also shows why SSB isn't used for music broadcast.

https://www.w6rz.net/am.mp4
Because a massive share of the kagi users are part of the hn-adjecent crowd. When you look at the most manually upranked domains, you'll probably get a clearer picture.
https://imgur.com/a/1Ed23d6

The typical kagi user uses hn. In the past, hn was even further up, though I guess they're slowly getting "normal" people too.
> Pesticides, heavy metals, bisphenol A, and parabens are among the most well-known and studied disruptors.

> Over 2,000 chemicals have been identified as capable of interfering with endocrine processes and affecting health. However, according to the researcher from the University of Granada, this may be just “the tip of the iceberg.”

> The prepubertal stage is another critical window of vulnerability, as it is the time when the body prepares to initiate hormonal activity. A notable phenomenon associated, in part, with exposure to endocrine disruptors is the increasingly early onset of puberty. Research recently published in the journal Endocrinology suggests that musk ambrette — a common fragrance component in soaps, detergents, and creams — along with other synthetic nitro-musks, “could be contributing to the trend of earlier puberty.”

With so many unknown chemicals and complex interactions it seems like a never ending game of research catching up decades later after the damage has been done. Should we move to a model where substances should be approved as safe first before consumers are exposed?
That's just intellectual laziness: pretending that what we don't understand isn't any different from what we understand.
English has subtle forms of grammaticalized evidentiality, but not in verb conjugations. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/english-language-and...
This is rendering survey data? We don't really have literally every asteroid cataloged do we?
The Iberic peninsula had been conquered by Arab Muslims, who moved into France before being pushed back.

The term "Reconquista" is perfectly suited to describe what hapoened: European Christians re-conquered that land. Especially in term of Christendom this was a re-conquest.
Let say government nationalise google search or force to make it a non profit 15 years ago. How would that prevent SEO from happening? Isn’t SEO an inevitable outcome of website trying compete for attention? How would anyone prevent it from happening?
As a person with russian background I am laughing on the name of the project. With all the respect to the effort, I can’t take it seriously.

The «хули» (direct transliteration to huly) means “what a hell” or actually a bit spicier “what a f@ck”. This phrase is common for russian tradies who don’t bather to know anything but where is the nearest bottle shop and how much time left til the end of work shift.

The name reminded me PizData project from the russian speakers.

What. A. Joke.
Correct. I was too short in my comment. It's explained in the article: without loss of generality you can call one of the two points the 'north pole' and then the other one will be distributed close to the equator.
I hit my year too just two weeks ago. I always think "is it worth it" when the payment hits my credit card, but every time I come to the conclusion that it is very much worth it.

Just the universal summariser has saved me insane amounts of time. I can feed any rambling youtube video (with subtitles) or a long article to it and it'll give me the key points of it. Then I can decide whether it's worth spending an time on or not.

Something like this is the future of "AI" in my opinion, you can "teach" the system what you're interested in and it can curate content just for you - locally, without an unicorn startup getting all your data.
Just take less, then?
> When was the last time you saw someone actually using the address bar in a web browser instead of Googling?

I see the guy in the mirror every once in a while, why?
Well, the "minimal" support is there, as buovjaga noted - but... we need you to tell us what aspects of that support is missing - by filing bugs, or at the very least talking to us about this (for example - there are "LibreOffice RTL" and a "LibreOffice CJK" groups on Telegram).
You really, really need professional help.
That's because nowadays the "standards" is "just what chrome does", and the other browsers can only catch up.
Witch is easy for edge, opera and the others chrome-clones, but not straightforward for the rest - aka ff.

as other as said this feature was already present in ff only, but then noone picked it up and so it was abandoned
That’s a bold statement. It does not match the reality I observe at all.
Home kits/house kits
TL/DR: because it's frequency modulated and not amplitude modulated, which makes it less susceptible to perturbation.
SRS successfully tests srsRAN Enterprise 5G with Picocom's small cells
thanks @bertman !
For the phone network part of this you can use JMP from Singpolyma:

https://jmp.chat/
https://singpolyma.net/
But why would they respond with that information?

PE already has a pretty bad press, so they know that customers are calling only because PE is a red flag.

They could just serve some meaningless half-truth and try to confuse you.
It's not an unpopular opinion, but as far as I can tell Huly is not a configurable deployment. It's a strict set of dependencies. If you can't run Mongo, Elastic, and a bunch of other bits, then you can't run it. The more pieces they add the more likely any one potential user can't run it.

The options are either to minimise the dependencies (the approach I advocated for in my parent comment), or to maximise the flexibility of those dependencies, like requiring a generic-SQL database rather than Mongo, requiring an S3 compatible object store rather than whatever they picked. This is however far more work.
— You mean, we should make a replacement for every project management tool at once?

— <Why> not?

— OK, I've named the repo just that.
“Fresh” is not necessarily relevant, to me. Hayek’s “the road to serfdom” is, in my view, timeless.
Changing the Mind of an LLM
I've written a book.

Not a good use of my time, financially speaking.

As for 80% of people wanting to write a book, that's hard to take seriously. Barely half of Americans read even one book a year.
PGqueuer v0.10.0 – Serialized Dispatch
Gradient-Boosting anything (alert: high performance): Part2, R version
Picocom Cuts Costs for 5G Small-Cell Implementation with PC805 5G RU SoC
Only on HN could you find a gem like this. This is a bit of internet history.
Show HN: TachiCrypt: Go-Based Encryption for Your Files (Experimental Alpha)
Author of the tool here.

While I'm no cryptographic expert, the idea for this tool was stuck in my head for years and as most of you will probably agree the best way to learn something new is diving straight into the topic - learning by doing ftw.

I also wrote a short article containing my idea's and the concept for the tool on my blog : https://blog.laughingman.dev/article/TachiCrypt_a_experiment...

On why i post it on hackernews:
1. I like to share - and also show people that its worth diving into new topics to learn and enhance your skills
2. I'm happy about every possible feedback

Thanks in advance and if i can motivate someone else to give an idea that was stack in that persons head a try and not be scared of by a "to complex topic" - it was worth it already.
looks pretty convincing!
I did not author that blog post... I just noticed it as a HackerNews reads :-)

I did give a talk on the state of Right-to-Left language support at the annual LibreOffice conference, a few days ago:

https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference...
From my experience, RHR, sleeping heart rate and HRV are good indicators of when I'm getting sick.
The majority of people never did personal computing. Remember the Eternal September where internet users were saddened by hordes of normies messing up the net? I feel like there was probably a spike around the early 2000s in number of people doing personal computing. Since then it's gone back to normal. Most people aren't interested and have no need for it. Tiktok etc is just the new TV: something to mindlessly rot away in front of. We also need to remember that even those people who did use computers never used them how we use them. They used Windows and Microsoft stuff. Hardly in control of their own computing. Part of me is saddened by it, but then I wonder if that isn't the case for everything: cyclists are sad about all the cars, cooks are sad about all the ready meals etc.
Define "sound better", please. As we all know this is something subjective - mostly everyone has individual preferences. I would have found it better if the title was "Why is frequency stable in spacetime and amplitude not (which can be verified so easily by listening to audio radio)".
It is absolutely mind boggling to me that even when we are aware of all these issues there isn’t an immediate reaction to it in terms of just shutting these platforms down till they fix their issues
What do you mean “a drink?” A beer? A glass of vodka, a thimblefull of absinthe? Unclear parameters.

I used to drink a glass of wine with my meals every day. Not an alcoholic.