skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Back when the web was more open, I built a small page which displayed beautiful watercolor maps from Stamen and started listening for location based updates on Twitter, Flickr, Foursquare, instagram and possibly more. Every time an update came in, a small icon would drop like a raindrop onto the map. Hovering it would show you the contents.

I thought it was very pretty, and I remember keeping it open throughout the day, watching how instagram photos from POIs gave way to photos from food and eventually party pics as the day ended, and how foursquare checkins in pubs and clubs increased as it got late.

It’s sad that building something like this is no longer possible.
NewsCatcher (YC S22) Is Hiring Web Scraping/Crawling Engineers
>click generate

>"you must be logged in to view billing information"

wow
> whether a platform is responsible for surfacing information published by other sources.

Welcome to EU.
There were / are / will be devices that support detecting hovering a finger or stylus away from the screen, so engineering-wise it's possible; it's just not included in the UX guidelines for the respective platforms.
Indian law only applies within India, and apparently is being unequally applied, as even India news articles about this legal case are not themselves subject to the rulings. This is selective enforcement, and isn't going to work, as the page is still available by other means, so the ruling is literally unenforceable outside India and likely also within India.
Notably, if the gov’t starts making pensioners subsist on cat food because they refuse to honor their obligations, hopefully a whole lot of senators will be out of jobs ASAP.

SS is explicitly sold as a pension. If it stops acting like one, there will be consequences - even if it means rewriting laws.
You're probably not the only one, but as a Python developer of 20 years I can assure you that the confusion _for me_ is not caused by the order of the Stacktrace itself, but specifically by the way chained exceptions are shown.

`raise_exception()` in the example is just to ensure a trivial example which still has a stacktrace in the handler (this is not uncommon in reality, though in reality the called function is not typically called with the goal of triggering yet another example)
A lot of NASA spending seems eminently worthwhile, but the manned space program seems like a boondoggle
Here's my Mandelbrot set generator written in the table language Ada Lovelace wrote her 1843 program for Babbage's Analytical Engine:
https://pairdebuggingwithlovelace.hashnode.dev/

The trickiest part was figuring out how to exploit fixed-point underflow to do the equivalent of if(a>4.0) when the only conditional I could use was if(a==0), using arithmetic operations to force underflow for all a>4.0
Literally what do you expect them to post? Sable is a patent troll who very famously sued Cloudflare, and recently lost. What else could they possibly mean?

https://blog.cloudflare.com/patent-troll-sable-pays-up/
"And why should I change? If I change, I loose everything! I loose my self! Who in their right mind would accept such a fate? That's why..." - Amalthus, circa 4058 Alrest.
The iPhone continues to run various functions while turned off (including find-my-iPhone with BLE via the global, mesh network of iDevices)
For what it's worth, Wikipedia itself considers this so-called single-article dispute an explicit case of censorship:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_of_Wikipedia#India
Try it here: https://huggingface.co/spaces/stabilityai/stable-diffusion-3...
Yeah but programming isn't about solving problems that were solved millions of times already. I mean, web dev kind of is, but that's not the point. If a problem is solved, then it's just a matter of implementing the solution and anyone can do that given the proper instructions (even without understanding how or why they solve the problem).

I've formalized a lot of stuff I didn't understand just by copying the formulas from Wikipedia.

As long as LLMs are not capable of proper reasoning, they will remain a gimmick in the context of programming.

They should really just focus on refactoring benchmarks across many languages. If an AI can refactor my complex code properly without changing the semantics, it's good enough for me. But that unfortunately requires such a high-level understanding of the codebase that with the current tech it's just impossible to get a half-decent result in any real-world scenario.
Comic Sans is good for dyslexic people.
> Congestion is caused by cars, not the roads. Carbrain is a real thing.

Always "the other" are to blame.

And talking about "Carbrain": people are "thought" in school to not be interested about how things work. And this is the result.
Perhaps an "international sutdent" who needs to find a job within certain deadlines and sponsored by employer in order to stay in the UK?
No, confabulation isn’t anything like how LLMs hallucinate. LLMs will just very confidently make up APIs on systems they otherwise clearly have been trained on.

This happens nearly every time I request “how tos” for libraries that aren’t very popular. It will make up some parameters that don’t exist despite the rest of the code being valid. It’s not a memory error like confabulation where it’s convinced the response is valid from memory either, because it can be easily convinced that it made a mistake.

I’ve never worked with an engineer in my 25 years in the industry that has done this. People don’t confabulate to get day to day answers. What we call hallucination is the exact same process LLMs use to get valid answers.
The weirdest, though personally very useful program I've written was the 'Renklämma reheater' program I wrote as a student. For those that don't know a Renklämma is basically a folded piece of soft flat bread with raindeer meat inside. (Ren is Swedish for raindeer, and 'klämma' is something folded over and squeezed together - very logical.) For an image on what a Renklämma looks like, see (and yes, the official name is not 'Renklämma', but everybody calls them that):

https://www.polarbrod.se/smorgasar/polarklamma-renkott/

Anyway, Renklämmas are sold frozen, and at the university could be bought cheaply from several student orgs trying to earn money for a final year trip. This made them perfect snacks for those late night programming sessions - completing assignment and other things a curious student with free access to the Internet may do. The problem is eating the Renklämma frozen. If only there was a way to reheat them? Luckily the school (Luleå University of Technology: https://www.ltu.se/en) had just invested in a lot of Sun SPARC ELCs:

These were great UNIX terminal++ machines. Importantly they had no fans, relying instead of passive cooling caused by heat rising from the bottom to the top of the enclosure over the main board mounted vertically on the backside of the screen:

http://john.ccac.rwth-aachen.de:8000/alf/sparc_elc/

Now, if the machine was made to work harder, more heat would be generated. Thus the 'Renklämma reheater' program was born. Basically it just forked more and more processes doing nothing but randomly writing and reading memory, and sending them between each other. Probably not the optimal solution, but reheated (defrosted) the Renklämma sufficiently to be enjoyed without getting brain freeze.

Just place the Renklämma on top of the upper ventilation gilles on the back side of the screen and run the program until the computer beeps. Preferably not on the machine you are working on, but the machine next to you, so YOU don't have to live with the increasing sluggishness. UNIX remote login ftw!
I have a Windows laptop with two USB-C ports and a Surface Connect port. The Surface Connect port is connected to the docking station at work or the charger when travelling (I can also charge with the USB-C ports actually). One of the USB-C ports is usually occupied by a key dongle, the other rarely sees any use. The only time I wished for more ports was when I had to juggle files between more than two external storage devices without a dock.
Some GNU/Linux (libre games actually) have cursive fonts too.
That is not remotely comparable to proper Option/Result types.

And in Rust you don't need to import anything.
I went from MacBook Air to Pro mainly for the sake of a dedicated, dongle-free HDMI port. Your mileage may vary, but I found USB just too unreliable when going from place to place for speaking and training engagements, to the point that it became a source of stress.
You know, there are important topics in the world other than academically blessed ones. There has never been an easier era to spurn 'books' and find the exact information instead.

... if that is you haven't been bent to the idea that's the only legitimate way to share and acquire information.
Between serious and comical, there's Andika, which looks great.
I've come to the conclusion that Professionally Pretty Products should use the JS ecosystem and Internal Web Dashboards should use Go. When your company is employing dedicated professionals for Product and UX, trying to sync their work to server-rendered Go HTML templates is just much, much harder compared to working with them in Storybook and the like. Yeah the dependency tree explosion is basically someone's full-time job to stay on top of, but when the company is already paying for Product and UX and iteration speed is key, it's a small price to pay.

But yeah, when you're building some kind of internal service with a classless CSS library that's just meant to provide some kind of dashboard to illustrate the state of your service, Go's stdlib is more than good enough and helps keep down long-term maintenance, everything will Just Keep Working.

I struggle to see where Rust fits in for web frameworks. You get the dependency tree explosion, the long compile times, difficulty collaborating with Frontend/UX. The benefit is, what, better performance? Is it really worth it?
brainfuck interpreter for esp32 https://github.com/axegon/esp32.bf
Just to confirm: did they just release a model with the exact same name as the previous one?
It's ironic because I'm sure this lament has been voiced in one way or another with every generation of developers.

Anyway, your comment feels like a straw man; I don't know anyone who actually believes what you're claiming, nor is this sentiment anywhere on HN. The closest things are discussions about whether your website should work with JS disabled whenever a too-clever website is linked.
See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-REcpPz3vw
It causes some strange bugs to occur!
It's a political problem. If people can't actually use the wilderness, you will lose public support for keeping the wilderness. It will all end up being sold to the highest bidder and destroyed.
Sometimes I just change the version of the package in requirements to fit with others and pray that it works out (a few times it does)
Are those news publishers named in this lawsuit? No? Then why should a subjudice gag apply to them?

I've been generous in trying to engage with you in this thread, but it is hard now to not assume malintent. It's been pointed out repeatedly that this court order has nothing to do with copyright law, nothing to do with the political censorship the court cases are about, and nothing at all to do with external publishers.

This is a defendant in a case being prevented from speaking about the case until the judgement of the court, as is absolutely standard practice in all commonwealth countries.
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I'll give you my use case. I have 3 profiles, personal, scouts and fencing association. Each of these profiles syncs with its own Sync Profile (email), because they are all used on different computers, some of which are not mine and use the institution email for syncing.

The personal profile use my personal mail, and has various container tabs as needed.

The scouts profile use the scouts email for syncing, share with my fellow scouts.

The fencing association I manage syncs with my personal email in the association's domain, and it has 3 containers: association-personal (for my files and email in google workplace), association-admin (for managing the whole workplace) and backup (recovery email for the workplace and for some other external services before workplace).

With containers only the sync will not work, and also I will be nagged to "switch to this container" everytime I open a google-related page, which I use with 5 different accounts.
Profiles and containers fit perfectly my use case.
It's sad how a comment decrying the falsehoods of institutions is relaying it's own falsehoods right here...
It could also be implemented with eye tracking.
In US courts, the truth is a defense against defamation. I don't see that defamation is explicitly what is claimed in this case, but the gag order seems motivated to silence those individuals (editors) and groups (Wikipedia and WMF) not in Indian jurisdiction for purposes of suppressing legitimate discussion and dissent of a court case that is relevant to the public. This can only create a chilling effect, suppressing exercise of free speech rights of all individual editors and freedom to read of all.

https://archive.is/dNTEl

> The filing accused Wikipedia of publishing "false and defamatory content with the malicious intent of tarnishing the news agency's reputation
Yeah, each year we inch closer to an internet where the only things to do revolve around buying things; watch “content” which mostly revolves around creators shilling products, research products, or buy products. Every hobby has to be monetized now, everything has to be a side hustle, every impression monetized. Few seem to bother anymore with personal blogs that exist for their own enjoyment and sharing of knowledge, and yet with all this paid creation, full-time artists struggle more than ever, largely unable to afford living costs in the very cities they helped to build the culture and value of.

I find it personally difficult to look at the entirety of the internet in 2024 and say that it’s definitely better for society than it was in 2004. I guess now at least we can mostly book appointments on our phones without having to speak with someone in real-time as they read dates and times off of a calendar interface that we can now just use ourselves directly.
> cost of ripping open huge swaths of earth to get at the raw material.

This mining offsets mining for other things that is happening at several orders of magnitude larger scale. Oil, coal, gas, etc. mining is huge and lithium batteries plus renewables are already reducing the need for those. So, the transition to renewables and batteries might actually result in a net reduction of mining.

Of course doing lithium mining cleanly and responsibly is an important topic. Especially in places close to where people live. But considering the vast amounts of other stuff we mine already at a much larger scale than we'll ever need to mine lithium, this is a drop in the ocean.

And of course the lithium that is mined can be used and recycled over and over again. Once it is in circulation, we'll be re-using it forever. And given the improvements in battery tech, production processes, etc. the amount currently in circulation is likely to power a larger amount of battery capacity when we do recycle it eventually. Even when considering inevitable losses during recycling.

Lithium recycling processes are working fine already of course but there's very little recycling being done at scale for the simple reason that most lithium batteries in use are still very young and quite far away from needing any recycling. If anything, the improved life times of batteries is pushing the date that we need to be recycling at scale further and further away.

Extraction methods very much depend on composition of the deposits and whether they are in brine or other form and what other materials are present. There's a wide variety of brines, rock compositions, clays, etc with some lithium in them.
I'm thrilled that this exists. Defender had the most badass sounds and fast gameplay, it transcended the limitations of the its era.
It's not incompetence or stupidity in the Supreme Court, it's oligarchy and it has been for a while.

See the Powell Memo written by a future Supreme Court Judge in the 1970s for details.

Research has shown that democratic support is not what gets laws passed in the US, but corporate support.
https://github.com/adamierymenko/nanopond
New Claude AI can take over your computer
As anodyne as this post appears, there is real brilliance is linking the inability to convince others of your point with the inability to imagine other people's point of view. Just wanted to thank you for this one.

> if you ... simply fail to understand the opposition's position ... your commentary pretty much just becomes elaborate whining

So, so good.
Also this would not work for GitHub, for example, where the hover color is black, which is already "grayscale".
This fails to respond to the point made in the reply you're responding to. Posting someone's location for potential stalkers is different from having their location. Posting it is consistently against Facebook's rules.
> very few people get sick from them,

Do you have any source for this statement? If you get stomach infection (like ulcer), there is no investigation of source of bacteria. Every municipality just accepts dog poop as "part of nature". And nations that do not tolerate dogs are healthier.

Toxoplasma can be actually traced to cats, and like 60% of population are infected!

Huge part of population have stomach ulcers and other poop hygiene related diseases with "unknown sources"!
Hating Comic Sans is a meme, and the hate will never end. People make hating it a facet of their personality, the same way hating pineapple on pizza is made into a core trait
Going from an inflatable pool in your backyard to a community pool is world changing.

Going from the Pacific Ocean to the Seven Seas is still lots of water.
Sure, timing of the events, but infinity kind of breaks it - if external observers don't see someone falling in, then they didn't fall in yet, and if external observers see that falling in takes an infinite time (as in this case), then that is on some sense just a difference in the timing of events - however, from the observer perspective where that thing takes a finite time, they will also get to observe what happens afterwards.
Someone should make one with 0.
Maybe it's because the instantaneous traffic is too large, resulting in the service down.
Some people wrote a Forth interpreter on top of that.
Extremely poor.

I bet this was done to diversify sources as opposed to ideam many commenters have as in "just more electricity".
I don't see how I can add a point on this app.

I created https://travelmap.net/itinerary to trace my itineraries.
Assuming bad faith is against HN Guidelines. Please don't do that.

The editors that created the page in question are not defendants in the case, and they are the ones being censored, and Wikipedia and WMF by proxy.

Even if the Indian gag order were valid within India, which remains to be tried in court, such a ruling could not possibly apply worldwide, as India could not effectively enforce such an order outside Indian networks.

This type of gag order applied against Wikipedia has never happened before, nor been complied with pending trial, so no, I would not agree that this is standard practice within the Commonwealth or without.
> Singapore likes to have good relations with everyone.

Except Malaysia and Indonesia, who are huge and immediate neighbors
You never go bankrupt when you can print your own money.

I don't know how old you are, but I predict you will not see a balanced federal budget in your lifetime.
This is an interesting point and definitely an adjustment that should be made to the interpretation of the data. That would still put the estimate far below the national average (assuming an 18% deployment rate, from 4.5M to 25M).
Agree with Linus, why is it kernel developers’ problem to clean up the fallout of CPU manufacturers mistakes? We just need to accept past assumptions about process isolation are over. Do sensitive computation on a dedicated, separate CPU.
> Alternatively: it's what users want.

So why are they so opposed to adding some toggle in the options to allow chronological feed then?
How do they enforce price this?
If you scroll down on the thread linked, someone mentions the reason isn't that the developers are Russian, but because their employers in Russia are sanctioned companies.

I don't know if that's accurate, but seems feasible. If so I'm 100% behind it.

It'd be nice to know the exact reasoning for this, rather than just see a commit without any context of why they're being removed. I'm pretty sure we'll know in due time.
As someone who experienced the rise of JavaScript, CSS and modern frontend frameworks, your comment gives me a chuckle because I'm pretty sure using JavaScript for hover effects pre-dates the ability to do that reliably using CSS.
Ada Programing language binding to WebUI library
Please Do My Homework
Vision of a “universal communicator” rather than OO?
honestly if the ml does not have a docker image - not compose no build an image- i do not even bother any more
I once wrote a game with no graphics or sound. It was a maze game: you were supposed to lead a mouse cursor through an invisible maze by touch. If you drive your cursor into a wall, it stops. You start at the bottom, and if you manage all the way to the top - you win.

Well, it's not completely useless. If you're extremely bored at work and don't want to draw attention, this could be your time waster of choice.
The syntax of BF is far simpler, so it should be easier to get started than rust.
Freshman Enrollment Appears to Decline Since 2020
On a side note, and since you mentioned Roman Numerals in your other comment, I would say that the representation of I, II and III being different from IV is related to how the human brain processes quantities up to 4 [0].

So it is a simple example showing that the way humans process language influences the representation/definition of mathematical ideas.

[0] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-023-01709-3
it also does it if you google "connare"
Thanks for this, it's the morning here and I was squinting way too hard to see where the hell would the analog clock of sorts be. "Maybe it's the rocks position?"

To GP: really cool idea, it'd make for a nice screensaver in an always on display!
Gues they just won't provide access then. Oh, what's that? There's a reason they need to provide access? Well, too bad the IT standards people invented a way to make sure we didn't interfere!
The new version is already in Cursor and its outstanding.

Can code at mid-level now. Almost.
ban#robloxplayer called Kazyeah pls pls (he is annoying me) I am not a hacker so I wanna learn how to ban people at roblox
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On modem side they can move to whatever they want without impacts. But on the apps side they need to run Linux/Android/Windows/etc so are dependent on Arm.
Granting anyone—busses, streetcars, pedestrians, bicycles—priority over CARS is verboten right, because that 'blocks traffic'.