skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not everyone lives the same way. I am seriously considering a Mac Mini as my next upgrade yet I live in a RV and move frequently. Are there ways that I can keep the Mac mini powered while traveling.. sure, but why would/should I?
How did it go from that to cocaine bust?

TAM?
Sparse experts with automatic token-level specialization to model time series
I spent ~11 years in Japan, porting/building telecom protocol software and, more importantly, trying to build software development and business competence in our teams. Sadly, although I had a reasonable impact on individual software engineers technical ability, I was unable to find any path to leverage that into "software business building" expertise.

Of course, the attribution of causes to this is highly subjective and I expect every person to come away from the elephant with a different interpretation.

In my case, the very, very top down 'age hierarchy' culture was (and continues unabated) to crush any ideas and proposals that come up from younger and more competent engineers. In the last 30 years with Japan, I have met only a small handful of people that are willing to take input, let alone change direction, from someone younger than them. (a trivial example was a fellow company director of mine that was born 5 _days_ earlier than me. In 4 years working together, not once would he take anything I said seriously. Hmm...)

Give the number of excellent Japanese software engineers that I know, the burden of this "culture" is (to me) quite tragic on its impact slowing down national progress in an important global field. If anyone as ideas how to get around this, I would love to know and learn.
I saw a video stating that they couldn't compete once the main carriers introduced "basic economy" and the like, which brought their prices significantly closer to Spirit.
I live in India and I have been using hearing aid feature since at least March when I bought Airpods Pro. Only that it wasn’t called as such earlier. It uses the audiogram I had provided it which it used to create a customized equalizer for my hearing disability. I am sure they must have improved upon the capability in new OS versions but functionally it has been present for a while now.
WASM is basically similar to JVM bytecode. So the comparison would be like using compiled code from Java, Scala and/or Kotlin for example.

The source language only determines how the code is expressed in WASM and whether or not it also needs to bundle / compile-in some runtime code baggage for it to work.
Their whole angle was that they could undercut everyone by betting that enough people are willing to travel miserably if they can save a few dollars. But the bigger airlines were able to adopt this in part and Spirit is now broke.

But at least they made air travel more terrible.
Compiler is open source. We're not betting on it yet, but following closely. Rate of positive change and shipping is really something to see.
Love these types of real-time effects rendered in the browser. Nice work!
What should my name be on research articles?
What I asserted was:

When the stated goal is to make leadership happy and not
solving customer problems such that customers are "happy",
that is pretty much the definition of politics.

This has nothing to do with "writing code", "outdated specs", "people being bad at their job", or changing market conditions.

It is a decision each engineer makes when performing their job.

Ethics are not situational. An individual either values and adheres to them or does not. Specifically excluded from this position are mistakes people make and then strive to not repeat, as no one is perfect.
Base version, probably not. If you went with one with M4 Pro cpu and the 48gb or greater ram you should be ok. Storage isn't as much an issue with Thunderbolt 4/5 drives easily meeting similar speeds to the internal storage.

I've done some 8k fisheye footage and converted for Vision Pro / Quest with the prior gen hardware kit and was able to edit and process it on an M2 Max with 96gb ram.
Exactly. I don’t think it’s different. I have been its user since March.
Another great Kidder book is "House", which applies the same perceptive profiling to the people involved in building a single house -- the couple, the architect, and the construction workers. There's an argument that a lot of the best work is done not in pursuit of an external reward but because doing good work is itself rewarding, and one way of viewing these books is as immersive explorations of how that plays out.
I would love to see Yandex take English search more seriously. They're great for some things, but their spam filters are way too harsh, my email has been marked as spam since the day I made it and I can't respond to support since the email account is flagged. I have frequent issues with their search as well, I constantly have to fill out their captcha's which never let me through anyways
Ideally alcohol would also be banned. Obviously that doesn’t work because of enforcement challenges so we shouldn’t ban gambling either. But that doesn’t mean we need to make it super easy.
Maybe the comments were written by another LLM. It certainly has that smell.
You can enable SSH to do this
In case the reference is not clear, the name is likely a callback to antirez’s Kilo[1], an editor in <1000 lines of C.

[1] http://antirez.com/news/108
I agree. This attempt to fuse higher-order functional programming with magic special behaviors from Perl comes off to me as quixotic. HOP works because you're gluing together extremely simple primitives—ordinary pure functions. You can build big things fearlessly because you perfectly understand the simple bricks they're made of. But here: magic functions—which behave differently on lists-of-scalars vs. lists-of-lists, by special default logic—that's not a good match for HOP. Now you have two major axes of complexity: a vertical one of functional abstraction, and a horizontal one of your "different kinds of function and function application".
this is pretty obvious bait
I am not claiming to be offended, just pointing out the fine line between "Dad's science project" and "Child's science project". It's often blurred.
VMs already use virtual network interfaces, which are by default bridged to `vmbr0`, a bridge that proxmox creates by default which is also bridged to the hardware NIC. For your use case, you simply want to create a second bridge, e.g. `vmbr1`, which is not bridged to the hardware NIC. You would then assign two virtual NICs to opnsense, one on each bridge (WAN and LAN, essentially) and then choose `vmbr1` as the bridge each time you create an "internal" service behind opnsense.

Since selecting the bridge for a service's NIC is part of setting up each service, the only thing such a "glue script" would be doing is creating the `vmbr1` bridge. That's already a one-liner.
> When people get burnt out it's typically not from doing too much work, but doing too much work they don't enjoy.

That's where I am :) . It's valuable work that I don't enjoy doing. There's a lot of great advice given so far. I need to spend some time thinking about it.
Even back then they called it “opening a cold one with the boys”
I hope nobody actually reads that corporate drivel
`timestamptz` doesn't convert to UTC, it has no timezone - or rather, it gets interpreted as having whatever TZ the session is set to, which could change anytime. Postgres stores the value as a 64 bit microseconds-since-epoch. `timestamp` is the same. It's sad that even the official PG docs get this wrong, and it causes problems downstream like the JDBC driver natively mapping it to OffsetDateTime instead of Instant.

But you're right that timestamptz on postgres is different from timestamptz on oracle, which _does_ store a timezone field.
Not true if you itemize.
The greatest trick the Devil ever played was renaming Perl 6 to Raku.
It seems like a long stretch from government efficiency to immigrant qualifications.
I think you are making a very bold assumption that my sample is two.
You have just described how "innovation" is often just a power shift, often one that does not benefit the user. Old is new again, but in different hands; the right hands, of course.
Donald Trump announces Elon Musk will co-lead Dept of Government Efficiency
Hire a lawyer, folks. Don’t bother chasing after Etsy support cases when this happens. 2.5 months for a reply means that a lawyer was almost certainly not involved, that arbitration was not invoked, that Etsy’s actual human lawyers were not engaged, etc.
Microsoft Experiences Major Service Outage Affecting Global Users
Microsoft made headlines recently due to a significant outage affecting its services, particularly Microsoft 365 and Azure. Here’s a summary of the related news:
Service Outage Details
Widespread Impact: On November 12, Microsoft experienced a major service disruption that affected users globally, with reports indicating over 24,000 outages for Microsoft 365 alone. Users faced issues accessing various services including Teams, Outlook, and Azure137.
Cause of the Outage: The outage was linked to an incident involving a third-party Internet Service Provider, which affected users' ability to connect to Microsoft services. Microsoft confirmed that the issue has since been resolved.
If I had to guess I'd say history is going to repeat itself and Google will also escape any significant consequences.
It’s really not that simple. AirPods settings where you can tune audio for vocal range, balanced tone, brightness or your audiogram - which does much more fine tuning to the sounds you hear than just amplification.
BUT WAIT!

$ raku -e 'say (1, 1, *+* ... *)[0..10]'
(1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89)
Industrial Computed Tomography in Reverse Engineering Applications (1999) [pdf]
Counterpoint: I see a lot of people in discussion threads talking about if they should upgrade from their M1 purchase. (And I count myself in their number.) It's highly likely Apple knows this, and not too much of a stretch to think they're communicating the number that they think it's important to this customer - how much better it would be if you upgraded today.
Traditional relational dbs can be good at durability (if properly configured), but it a queue might be designed differently than a table.

You might want to be more specific about how messages are assigned to clients than what would be convenient in a relational database.
Age verification laws are becoming common in red states. Meanwhile CA is the porn capital of the world
Jonathan Wild would be proud!

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Wild)
main.24cd0805.js:1 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<'
Great work.
Coincidentally, I am working on similar tool built using Sveltekit and posted about it on HN today as well :-)
Yes it supports remote admin via terminal or virtual desktop. I currently use mine like this for transcoding while freeing up my macbook.
if the focus is actually eliminating “fraud and improper payments” then i’m all for it. but i don’t expect they’ll try to or be able to accomplish anything that practical.
AMD Confirms Laying Off 4% of Its Employees
Get out of this situation ASAP. If he is refusing the treatment he needs leave it to his family. Look after your own well being.
No. Absolutely, positively, no. Are you serious? We're discussing a man having a psychotic break, possibly developing schizophrenia or at least intense mania, and you want to introduce him to a religion? All Judeo-Christian religions are death cults, and prey upon the weak and confused. It is incredibly disgusting that you would suggest this.
I've been using Nix on macOS for almost a year. The good (and bad) thing about Nix is that it supports many different use cases, so you have to spend some time understanding the options before you can even figure out which flavor to install.

A good way to get started is to start using Nix to replace/supplement Homebrew. You can install Nix in addition to Homebrew and have some packages installed by one and some by the other. You can uninstall a Homebrew package and then reinstall it with Nix. You can even remove it with Nix and go back to Homebrew if you like.

I would generally recommend the following:

1. Use the Determinate Systems Nix installer, see https://zero-to-nix.com/start/install

2. Use "Flakes" (unfortunately the core documentation isn't updated for flakes)

3. Use "Home Manger" -- I would recommend the Flakes-based "Standalone setup": https://nix-community.github.io/home-manager/index.xhtml#sec...

I would wait on nix-darwin until you are sure you need/want it. (I have recently started using it for its support of the `linux-builder` feature, but not everyone needs that.)

As a software developer who uses macOS to develop for Linux, it is a great tool and I cautiously recommend it to those who are willing to deal with some learning curve and frustration.

I haven't yet used nix-darwin enough to make a recommendation one way or another. (But the `linux-builder` feature is compelling if you need it: https://nixcademy.com/posts/macos-linux-builder/)
Search engines only searching the top 100 websites is like, the opposite of the way I want things to go...
As others have said, I would love to see more variations to show “options” on ties, and also have more customization around holidays. Not just show/hide but adding and removing custom dates would be great!
Apple and others should be forced to unlock its abandoned hardware. If they don't want to deal with it any more that's fine, but it shouldn't be ewaste.

I have an old ipad mini that is still super hardware but they won't permit new apps on it. I would love to wipe and put linux or something on but that's not possible. This behavior shows contempt for the customer and the planet.
One of the reasons I use Java is for type safety. What's the point when your app compiles OK but then doesn't start because Spring can't satisfy all the dependencies or choose which one. I spend hours trying to get the config right. You end up programming via config.
For us that are parents, an option to load in spring break, summer break, etc. would be helpful.
The car is perhaps a Citroën Ami.
How did you patch the Dell T1650 BIOS for ReBAR support?
Here you go:

https://www.amazon.com/Fifth-Generation-Fallacy-Artificial-I...
Yes, thats my suspicion. The department's unofficial mandate is rather open ended so I am trying to make sense of this with limited information.
Windows Kills SMB Speeds When Using Tailscale
Yes but that’s because you (mostly) stop physically growing once you are out of school. Banded within a year is meaningless for adults, a 25 yr old isn’t that different than a 30 year old but a 5 year old and a 10 year old are distinctly different. They are at different points in their development physically, emotionally and mentally. They socialize differently and have different needs. I’m not saying they can’t interact but there is some value in keeping children together by developmental stage and developmental stage is fairly age specific.
He does work in a lab with serious compounds, but I have since been told by a member of his crisis team that they know about previous (relatively minor) mental health incidents in his past. I was completely unaware of this, so I am assuming he has dealt with this on his own for a long time, until he was unable to anymore.

I am near certain he is not a drug user either. I have never seen any evidence of this, and in my experience drug addicts are not very good at hiding it when they lose control.

Also, I contacted his work abbout his absense (without details) from my own phone. His colleague (boss?) called me back because they were already concerned about him late last week at work. If they suspected something concerning the work they do, they would have told me or the hospital.
These are all very clever, but what's the use case? I'm not saying there isn't one, I just don't know what it is! Not to speak of the dead, but Perl was utilitarian: it was built to solve problems. From my point of view, these are solutions to problems I've never had.
It sounds like you speak from a position of experience with Islamic teachings. For the benefit of those of us who haven’t learned as much about that school of thought, how would Islamic teaching suggest the OP deal with their friend’s possible-psychosis situation that they described?
Trump says Elon Musk to lead 'DOGE' office to cut 'wasteful' government spending
While that might be a workable stop gap, there is zero reason why this couldn’t be handle in the wasi shim layer. This is exactly what wasi was designed for.
It's a nice idea because there's certainly a lot of inefficiency in the federal government, however I'm skeptical a separate external commission of outsiders (no matter how smart and motivated) will be able to accomplish much in the ~6 months it will exist. Senior career bureaucrats inside large federal agencies are apex grand masters of manipulation, camouflage and political hostage-taking. They'll deploy malicious compliance, weaponized policy farming and media leaks in ways so viciously devious it'll make Alien Xenomorphs look like Care Bears.
"The announcement of Ramaswamy and particularly Musk, who leads companies with existing, lucrative government contracts, raises immediate questions about potential conflicts of interest"

Absolutely no conflict of interest, between this and SpaceX. You can bet that he will try to cut grants and any programs designed to boost competition in rockets & space.
Hey mate, think we interacted briefly on the Confluent Slack while you were working on this, something about outstanding TXes potentially interfering with consumption in the same process IIRC?

This isn't the first time you've discussed how parlous the Kafka tx spec is - not that that's even really a spec as such. I think this came up in your Redpanda analysis.

(And totally agree with you btw, some of the worst ever customer Kafka issues I dealt with at RH involved transactions.)

So was wondering what your ideal spec would look like, because I'd be interested in trying to capture the tx semantics in something like TLA+ as a learning experience - and because it would only help FOSS Kafka and FOSS clients improve, especially now that Confluent has withdrawn so much from Apache Kafka development.
I can't believe they named this thing DOGE. We live in the dumbest timeline.

The other thing all these "shrink the government" right wingers seem to miss is that the vast majority of government staffing is in all the departments that red blooded chest pounding right wingers profess to love. You can't cut 80% of government employees when upward of 70% are defense, homeland security, veterans affairs, etc.

But anyway I won't let logic get win the way of small government libertarians.

edit: Obviously there is waste in government (and any other large human organization), but I simply point out the waste is no where near the scale these guys always allege. Not even the right order of magnitude.
Original announcement: https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/1134728848747...
Why does the behavior make sense in match?
Yeah, my point exactly. Everyone wants to find an excuse to avoid doing the difficult thing instead of organizing themselves to solve their systemic issues.

Berlin also has lots of homeless people. It also deals with junkies in the stations and the trains. But this doesn't stop kids in elementary school to take the Ubahn by themselves, and it doesn't get people to say "I feel unsafe, therefore I want a car", they say "I feel unsafe, and I want to be able to take public transit like everyone else.
There’s nowhere else besides cnbc, npr, ever major tv talkshow, and everything but Fox News. Oh and every major print publication in the country.
Ask HN: You're nominated to the cabinet: what are your first policies?
Lots of political gnashing of teeth, would love to have a friendlier discussion about tech and policy around:

1. Patents/IP
2. AI
3. Microchips/trade
4. Worker's rights
5. Censorship
6. More?

What's on your policy wishlist?
Memory requirements for general-purpose desktop usage usually don't come down to a single task with a large working set that needs to fit in RAM in its entirety. It's more often a matter of the aggregate memory usage of many tasks, which means that in practice there's a wide gray area where the OS can make a difference, depending on the effectiveness of its memory compression, swap, signalling memory pressure to applications, suspending background tasks or simply having fewer of them in the first place.
Very nice. All the holidays look correct.

Covers most of the tricks people here (New Zealand) use to stretch out their Holiday lengths.
You mean the link I posted?

They compare both CPU and GPU.
I independently came up with a similar hack in TXR Lisp. When a variable is named by a gensym, unused warnings are suppressed. Gensyms are almost always symbols generated by macros. Machine generated code often has cases where variables are unused.

This design decision is a trade off. Any situation in which a variable is unused is potentially a bug, even if the variable is in code written by a macro and named by a generated symbol.

But it is a burden on macro writers to ensure that all possible cases of general code are free of unused variable warnings.
"In the meantime, you can still buy blank cartridges and GB Interceptors from FerranteCraft's Etsy store, but everything else will have to be bought from the publisher's website." [emphasis mine]

This is really the solution here, thankfully they already have it up and running. Unfortunately, I'd bet it gets very little traffic compared to Etsy. This whole centralization of everything on the Internet thing onto a few large sites that really don't care about their users has been deeply saddening to watch.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4-Pu3CXatsA

TL;DR: several factors.

- Fuel prices are up (for everyone)

- Spirit having so many flights out of Florida has hurt them (climate change with heavy storms more common, and ATC staffing particularly bad in Florida, so operations has been harder)

- Leisure travelers have been willing to spend more for luxury travel in the past couple years and Spirit doesn't have a real offering to that market segment
I'm getting a really smooth animation with anything <1,000,000 particles. Very cool to see what can be done with vanilla JS and canvas.
I believe it was probably a typo, and one that existed in the original paper. The tricky thing about it is, a person might not notice it until it was pointed out. (I didn't - but I verified afterward that it's in Lamport's paper)
That must be a difficult situation, and you're a good friend for trying to help. I've only had a few brushes with similar mental health issues in friends and family, but in the worst situations it was necessary to get professional help, such as police, hospital, community services. (Police as the last resort.)

This is beyond what any well-wishing friend can be expected to do. I think you need support from other people with experience in the matter. It sounds like your friend needs psychiatric treatment, probably medication. Maybe hospitalization until things are stable.
> I actually think it's a really good choice and shows Apple really understands design. And with the relatively low power consumption it makes sense. It's not like it's drawing a ton of power on idle

I use a Mac Mini (older model) in my music studio. It shares a surge protector with approx. $12k worth of audio gear (some of it nearly impossible to replace). I have all the gear + the surge protector switched off anytime I'm not using it. Which is most of the time.

While the weight and form factor would make powering the M4 Mini on a little more than a nuisance, I have a hard time lumping this into one of Apple's great design features.
Micron launches 60TB PCIe gen5 SSD with 12GB/s read speeds