skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You'd generally add an index to your logs in Clickhouse to do searching (via ngram or token bloom filters typically: https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/optimize/skipping-indexes#blo...). There's other ways of indexing as well but that's generally the best for full text search. We use token bloom filter indexes today and find them quite effective (it can skip whole chunks of logs due to the bloom filter being able to say that a word did not appear in the chunk of logs).

Indeed Loki is incredibly slow - Clickhouse is deployed for logging at scale (ex. trip.com is running a 50pb logging solution that allowed them to 4x their old ES cluster volume while also running queries 4-30x faster)
There is a paper on the ComputerVision design in an AMD handbook from 1986 [1] (big PDF).

[1] http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/www.bitsavers.org/compone...
Twice in the above comment you ignored the fact that any actions by Trump didn't reveal anything about how Biden might later act. Two Presidents can behave very differently, and foreign leaders have to determine how each will act based on their analysis of the current leader, not the past.

IOW, whatever conclusions the Afghan gov or Putin drew from Trump's actions, neither of them could reasonably conclude that Biden would act the same way.

Putin's conclusions about Biden were surely based on the observation that Biden continued the withdrawal even after the Taliban ignored the terms of the agreement and attacked Afghanistan.

The Taliban's actions certainly gave Biden plenty of excuses to ignore the peace agreement. (Presidents don't actually need a reason to change agreements with other nations, as long as they aren't ratified by the Senate, but if Biden wanted some, he had them).

tldr: Would anyone expect Trump in 2025 to act like Biden in 2024? No? Then why would anyone (including Putin) expect Biden in 2021 to act like Trump in 2020?
At the moment, BSKY has an enormous “rich get richer” problem caused by starter packs. If you get into starter packs made by influential people, you will get an infinite number of followers for free. If you’re bootstrapping your presence from scratch, you will be almost completely undiscoverable.
If they were caught in a flash flood the odds of all of them ending up together seems very low just from my experiences with flash floods in the Sonoran desert. Flash floods are VERY violent and will take 2-4 ton vehicles and throw them about like a tiger playing with a mouse. Those remains don't look like they weight that much so I would think some other, less violent, event led to them all expiring near one another at the same time.
Beelink are awesome little machines!
Well, Trump also picked Marco Rubio for State… so I am not exactly thinking that this administration will stop spending. A few minor cuts maybe, just enough to allow MAGA types to say Trump “kept his promises.”
The interesting question is how this will affect Tesla. Will Musk continue as the CEO, or will he step down? I would assume that every other major shareholder and leader hopes he will step down.

Once you become a top-level politician, that is your primary identity. Everything else you do becomes a side business. If Musk remains the CEO, everyone doing business with Tesla understands that they are dealing with a US government official. That's going to be a big business risk, especially outside the US.
I routinely see kids catching the city bus to school unaccompanied by adults, and now and then I see them walking on their own.

My main concern in this area would be the drivers, who drive negligently, and often too fast.
This is just like the Cooking for Engineers recipe format. If you haven't seen it, click on any recipe and scroll down to the bottom.

https://www.cookingforengineers.com/
This is illegal in Tennessee. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELVIS_Act

Possibly more places, I don't feel like figuring out the current state of laws against using AI to clone voices.
i5-1135G7 is from about 4 years ago. If you look at the latest offerings from Intel/AMD the gap should be fairly small.
For anyone else wondering, apparently "TWS" means "True Wireless Stereo":

https://audiochamps.com/what-does-tws-mean/

So, Bluetooth.
Eh, if I was always on an airplane I might get it, but I'm almost always near an outlet when I work.
Perhaps that generation of cpus was very insufficiently cooled? This is before people even really put much of a heat sink on a cpu. The code did run faster with ice water, and faster again with liquid nitrogen. It was a high school, county-level science fair. I don’t know how things stand today, but at the time “will a computer run faster with better cooling?” was a perfectly acceptable level of scientific inquiry for a 14 year old.

I’m truly sorry if my childhood anecdote has inadvertently spread misinformation on this topic :)
yes, unfortunately. Doesn’t really matter for the web apps i’m hosting, but I could see it being an issue for certain apps/workloads!

I suppose you could try running Asashi Linux in the future? I think it only works on m1 and m2 mac’s at the moment but don’t quote me on that.
That degree of word smithing is conspicuously absent from modern media.
Jobs and Ive had their head scratchers. Like the Magic Mouse with the bottom charging port, or the Cube with all its cables coming in from the bottom.
No really, imagine a surge protector with the switch recessed on the bottom. Only plugs on the top, nothing to step on and bring down your desktop.
Uhm, I've seen videos about how NYC was in the 1970s? I'm sure SF was similar. It was pretty rough back then, the 80s were slightly better, and then things got pretty good past the 90s, and now they are getting bad again.
IANAL but this stuff interests me -- looks like Mom was charged with 16-5-60(b) [1]

"A person who causes bodily harm to or endangers the bodily safety of another person by consciously disregarding a substantial and unjustifiable risk that his or her act or omission will cause harm or endanger the safety of the other person and the disregard constitutes a gross deviation from the standard of care which a reasonable person would exercise in the situation is guilty of a misdemeanor."

So either this little half-horse town is a serious stepford hellscape, or Mom eats a grand or two (yay for the GoFundMe) to get a competent lawyer to brush this nonsense away. If they succeed in pressing this case that Mom endangered her child, then I hope the reaction is the installation of guardrails and sidewalks all over that town, such that its budget simply implodes.

Just ridiculous. The whole apparatus at work here makes me sad, and there are layers of impersonal failure and risk aversion at work here. It's very cold, and frankly, the kids watching mom get cuffed in their home means any purported damage we're trying to shield the kids from -- is already done.

The government here needs the adult supervision, not the 10 year old.

[1] https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/title-16/chapter-5/arti...
> In Japan, home computers never really made sense until it was far, far too late

I see your argument and I raise you China and India.
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The county referenced in the article is in Georgia. I'm not surprised that it's happening all over though. When I was younger, a neighbor called the police about a suspicious man in a hoodie wandering through a backyard. The suspicious person turned out to be me leaving through my parents' back gate to go on a walk.
Obsidian Web Clipper is cool
Thank you. I do feel emotionally drained at the end of the day. It is really hard to try and get in any work later. Also I always spend the evenings with my wife and kids till at least the kids go to bed which they did a little while ago :)
Can this be used to get EU specific features too? (AltStore and such)
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Even a simple weighting might work… “do you prefer your time off to be near major public holidays?” Or “which season do you prefer to travel?” Then with the 4 day weeks accordingly. The results it gave me skipped over a lot of other federal holidays and seemed to focus all time off at years end, when I definitely do not want to travel. Which really it just needs to look for weeks with a single day off to buddy up with.
Very clever insight and entry point
Here is an example from Cooking for Engineers - Lemon Bars. If you scroll down to the recipe you can see it uses all-purpose flour twice and lists it two times on the left side of the table.

https://www.cookingforengineers.com/recipe/33/Lemon-Bars
That's a great question.

I think that program was a good example of a overall inward-facing industrial policy that dominated in Japan in the 1980s.

I'm not sure how much that one program was at fault, but it a great example of many similar misguided policies of the era.

When the feedback from the global markets was removed, most of this kind of planning just stopped working.
Agreed. I’m very impressed with it as a general productivity monitor, but it’s a power hungry monitor. Kind of like an SUV lol.

The built in mics and speakers are fantastic, 5k is great, the webcam is meh.
At 10 the state insists to protect you against being hit by a car on dangerous roads, at 15 it gives you a license so you you can drive one along the very same roads!

Education in Georgia must be excellent if they make responsible driver out of kids not to be left unsupervised in only 5 years.
Yeah, I think a sizable portion of people who are ultimately worth keeping around will occasionally go off in this ostensibly toxic manner, such that one would be quite lonely running away from them all. If it gets to be overwhelming, sure, but usually there's a lot more to consider.
No GPS required: our app can now locate underground trains
All I can say is dear god am I in this post or what.
They are the same price in SF, but you never have to figure out how much to tip the waymo.
> I imagine they will also advise friends and family

They will definitely advise friends and family, although they may not have the proverbial silver bullet.
gloss is way better if you care about how things look, but as a practicality - I'm a spreadsheet jockey who likes to work from a park, and it's really perfect for that.
https://github.com/ilai-deutel/kibi

the repo is here btw. i appreciate that the dependency tree is appropriately minimal. also impressive how many comments are included in the source. maybe they’re not counted towards the LOC?
Google services like YouTube and Gmail may not work smoothly with Firefox because Google slows them down. If you don’t use Google services (which most people do), you don’t need to worry.
Japan is not leading the video games industry anymore for a long time now. They still have a good chunk because of strong long lived IPs but it's heydays are in the past
Take code you have written or want to understand and ask it to add comments in line with the Google style guide.
> unless I use Spotify all the time

Yes, that is the premise of this line of conversation, that you're using a music service all the time.

(Also it might be able to check in even when you're not actively using it.)
If you fully shut down a mac laptop, you have to press and hold the power button to turn it back on. Not sure what you’re talking about here and probably why you’re getting downvoted.
Right now I mount up to 7 HDDs to the Mac via SMB, have some Streamdeck / Pedal and the necessary external SSDs for fast storage connected. I will see if the SMB mounts come back OK after sleep (my laptop acts as server) but the Streamdeck and HDDs wake up randomly so overall it's easier to switch everything on and off depending on usage.
> I have about 30 of these article in progress, and that’s far more than I’ll ever develop into podcasts. I’ve been thinking of starting a Substack newsletter to publish some of these in a much shorter form. Let me know what you think. Is that a good idea?

No, If you do that you get the satisfaction from the shorter format and won't have fuel to get around to doing the podcasts of the same topic.
Mine doesn't but yes I could move to a mATX or bigger board to unlock that extending its life. I tend to go for the 'smaller' ITX cases and boards, so currently have a x570-i setup maxing out at 64GB.
In Search of Forgotten Domain Generalization
I only ever watch youtube or view web pages in incognito/guest mode or other browser profile that deletes all cookies when I close it (which I do at the end of every day).
Trump Asks Elon Musk/Vivek Ramaswamy to Lead Department of Government Efficiency
It is rather absurd that one man working a city government IT job cannot support his family within said city without having to have his wife work (when she would rather raise children and keep the home instead). A few short decades ago this was an uncontroversial, common sentiment.
/tmp/kibi % cloc .
98 text files.
89 unique files.
11 files ignored.

github.com/AlDanial/cloc v 1.96 T=0.05 s (1936.6 files/s, 82405.1 lines/s)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Language files blank comment code
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rust 15 241 379 1480
Markdown 5 179 22 502
INI 50 3 20 388
YAML 10 36 21 281
XML 1 0 1 62
TOML 3 10 1 57
Bourne Shell 1 13 8 46
JSON 2 0 0 31
Dockerfile 1 2 0 3
SVG 1 0 0 1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUM: 89 484 452 2851
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I'm not sure if this counts as less than 1024.
The article says they used a forked version of Vitess with customizations. What were they and how did you address that when migrating?
For large media, sure, but I really don't to pay a premium to then need to manage where my everyday apps are installed cause I only have 256GB of storage I can't upgrade.
This is literally what our Fraud Chief did.

> "Part of the money Sánchez Gil amassed in recent years was laundered through the purchase of crypto-currencies and a large fleet of private hire vehicles registered in the name of one of his relatives"
I wonder if there's a tool to create dependency graphs for these dbus and polkit interactions, ideally to better audit those that seem to cross interesting trust boundaries.
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Why Boeing Killed DEI
Good luck traveling on work days!
i tell it i pay 5 dollars for each excellent response, and i have it keep track of how much money ive paid it in each session. so ill know around 20-35 dollars itll start going off the rails depending on how its performing that day, or the dollar amount will go off the rails like $42. im not doing any building off responses, its sole operation is to perform my ask at the beginning of the session (until it forgets or gets sloppy)
Nah I get it. If 100% of a hotel clientele only ever pays in cash, are you really any better off?
Just a random streaming user :) I could share one link that would seamlessly blend multiple short video clips from 3rd-party servers. Today that requires sharing multiple URLs that each load a heavy web page with separate HTML video player, with no playback continuity. Mini movie editing with a text editor and revision control!
I would call this a compiler bug
There is no Perl code in Raku.

Edit: Other than a configuration framework and a test harness.
> You're making a mistake if you're thinking like that. Applying an operation that generally works on single values over a list of values automatically is an incredibly powerful technique.

Indeed, the defining technique of array programming!
I appreciate the thoughtful reply. I have enough experience to get in the door, so if I’m being honest I’d probably be doing it to prove to myself that I’m not an idiot, too.
The editors had OKRs that had key results driven by money metrics. What did you expect the result would be?
No that hard, took me 4 weekends to build a private search engine with Common Crawl, Wikipedia and HN as a link authority source. Takes about a week to crunch the data on an old Lenovo workstation with 256gb ram and some storage.
> or any Linux you like

That's not a thing. Apple silicon doesn't use EFI so you need a completely custom ROM to satisfy the boot process, hence Asahi. And Asahi doesn't support M4 and likely won't for a while.

ARM64 support for GUI apps (via flatpak in the Fedora Asahi Remix) is also pretty poor, though your standard fair of CLI apps are present.
> would like to point out that there has recently been an interest in HF spectrum for use shaving milliseconds off the ping of high-frequency trading firms, since skipping off the ionosphere on HF bands can be slightly faster than more reliable microwave or fiber links.

That's fascinating.

> and I'm sure they would love to just use ham spectrum, even if it means paying a fine later after they've cleaned up in the markets. If this works, there will be more than enough demand for such connectivity to swamp the ham bands in encrypted digital junk.

What stops them from doing this NOW?
Two people? The department in charge of government efficiency has redundancy at the leadership level? The irony.
It matters.

It’s not OK in my mind for VC to just stand-up companies that destroy parts of the economy and then go out of business because it turns out they were never profitable in the first place.

It would be insane for that to be considered good economic policy.
I think this is a fabrication by the journalist. Overall, it seems to me that there was an ideological agenda behind this story. In the USSR, no topic could cause a stir in major media outlets without an ideological directive.
See also: IndexNow [1], a protocol used by Bing, Naver, Yandex, Seznam, and Yep where sites can ping one of these search engines when a page is updated and all others will be immediately notified. Unfortunately it does seem somewhat closed as to requirements for joining as a search engine.

[1]: https://www.indexnow.org/
Here's my favorite format, which my sister and I made. It doesn't work well for all recipes, but it does for lots of them. Minimizes words, easier to visualize steps.

https://imgur.com/a/RDO6j6H
Dewar flask is the container. Hospitals also have liquid gasses but don't usually sell it directly.
And the potential outcomes framework (Neyman-Rubin) is even more general :)

Either way, Holland's 'Statistics and Causal Inference' paper (1986) is a nice read on the different frameworks for causality, especially in regards to Granger (&friends) versus do-calculus/Neyman-Rubin.
I think the main database is home improvement source. Again, your local public library should prove access to that with their subscription to ebsco.
> You make sure to use a Japanese specific font (not just a CJK one) if the language setting is JA.

What "language setting", and how do you check it? Do your testers know that they have to test this Japan-specific thing, and how to even tell whether it's working or not? And what about users who need to read Japanese, but don't want their UI to be in Japanese - or, worse, users who need to read both Japanese and Chinese?
How to build senior professional network in the US?
I have held the most senior engineering roles in some of the largest software companies in Australia and New Zealand. There has been a notable skill and experience gap between me and other engineers in these companies, which can be challenging at times.
Before I get too old (maybe I already am!), I’d love to see if I could make it in the much larger and more competitive US scene. The problem is that I don’t really have a network in the US, given that we’re on the other side of the world.

Do you have any suggestions for how I could grow one? I’ve been reaching out on LinkedIn, but it just feels like cringe-worthy self-promotion and very superficial.
Asahi M4 support and 3rd-party SSD upgrades[1] will result in me buying an M4 Mini. Glad to hear that Nix works well on Asahi!

[1] https://wccftech.com/m4-mac-mini-ssd-already-modded-to-2tb-s...
I lived in Manhattan a summer in the 80s. Went to school in Cambridge in the 70s. There were definitely areas one avoided and cities were losing population.

Relatively recently (maybe 5 years ago), a work colleague got an AirBnB "bargain" on a house in the Roxbury area of Boston for a group of people for a conference and told me there was a shooting down the street. I was, like, IDIOT, you might have asked a local why it might have been such a bargain. (To be clear I'm not sure how objectively dangerous it was but I wouldn't have been staying there and walking at night.)

Not sure most of Manhattan was unsafe generally but you were certainly careful. Not sure that accidentally taking the express subway up to 125th street was actually a guarantee to walking out to a hail of bullets but you were definitely careful to a degree you probably aren't today. I never a foot in Brooklyn until much later. And I remember a somewhat scary drive from LaGuardia to the Port Authority late at night along 42nd Street because of some confusion around schedules.
Thank you for pointing this out. Article titles should not mislead readers.
gpl is still subject to bit rot and likely the reason there aren’t more gpl games

there’s misaligned incentives between the people writing the game and the people wielding c compilers as political weapons.

i swear every time i can’t compile code it is not clear which aspect of c failed— the dynamic linker working around gpl limitations as technical debt, the kernel itself using a more advanced c with backwards breaking changes, the code being written for the wrong architecture triple, or the code was written for a different c compiler altogether

i don’t actually try and fix it because bit rot only gets worse if i notice the problem.
But a ton of us have a friend/kid/relative in HS or college ...
20 years ago I worked Apple retail and this was well known then.
It comes free with the base model.

Given the price Apple charges for the high end upgrades, it's worth your time to buy the base model, do the uograde, and sell the upgraded unit.

For instance, here's a Mac Studio being upgraded to 8 TB.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDFCurB3-0Q
This brought memories. I think I’ll play some
Space Quest now.

Oh wait, can this be played in SCUMM VM?
Most recently I've had issues due to the iOS Local Network entitlement, that's now required at iOS 16, or a little earlier.

Accessing anything on the local network other than the gateway address is blocked in browser (I hope apple correctly handles gateways not on the first address in the private IP range), goodbye most of the usefulness, though closes some long-standing web security and privacy or fingerprinting concerns. It's mainly annoying because it doesn't fit into other existing paradigms. And I can't override the permission for my browser, not even occasionally turn it in, because my browser doesn't request it.
The audacity of power users assuming they're the majority