skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think anyone is suggesting all bee behavior is explained by this - bees are highly intelligent and can learn all sorts of weird things about manmade objects, which can't possibly be explained by genetics (except that genetics built a powerful "algorithm"). In nature older bees are more effective workers because they spend their lives learning about the environment, including the hive itself.

What is explained by genetics is why honeybee workers immediately start working for the colony, rather than having an "adolescence" where non-larval bees watch older workers for an extended period, or why honeybee workers almost never wander out of the hive and try to live on their own. That side is clearly somewhat instinctual and must have at a genetic or epigenetic component.
There were a bunch of subreddits based on obscure videos with default filenames.

https://old.reddit.com/r/IMGXXXX/
As Firefox turns 20, Mozilla ponders how to restore it to its former glory

Invite the C-Levels here to HN. People have been discussing browser issues as long as they have existed. Those in power just need to take the feedback seriously and people here would need to do their part to summarize the serious issues, maybe even prioritize and risk - benefit - reward rank them. It would be on the HN crowd to exclude the personal preference issues and only focusing on things that keep Firefox from being the most popular browser. A consensus of the top 12 issues so to speak. Rinse and repeat once a year. List the serious issues in a Poll [0] for votes, excluding things that can be changed using addons. When the poll completes email all the executives or do a zoom call ideally coordinated by someone that works there and is a member of this site.

[0] - https://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll [requires 200 karma]
An AI rumor you won't want to miss
How that subsidy work?

A. If closer to W: subsidize to lower the price down. Ice cream cheaper in W and at its original price further away

B. If further to W: tax to inflate the prices. Ice cream is at its original price in W and more expansive further away

I cannot see how you could have subsidies AND inflated prices at the same time. Maybe A and B are used simultaneously? More clarification would be appreciated :)
Calling it an "iteration" helps a bit. Getting rid of all Scrum jargon helps more. Accurate estimates are only available in hindsight. Making accurate estimates the goal means making the best product isn't the goal.
Relevant video on the subject, discussing brick layers, and the patents:

https://youtu.be/9IdNA_hWiyE
> This ties into my fear of not being good enough. I’m constantly worried about what others might think of my writing. If I don’t think it’s great, how can I expect anyone else to?

I believe this belongs under the term Perfectionist Dilemma, as defined by Adam Miller [1]:

The perfectionist dilemma is when a creator values the quality of a finished product, such to the extent that it inhibits their ability to iterate, change, and even produce. For many, it’s the ultimate writer’s block, invoking a fear that the finished product isn’t or won’t be as originally intended.

> When I read articles on Hacker News about people doing incredible things and writing brilliantly about them, it’s hard not to feel overwhelmed.

I totally agree with this. I believe it's an instinct feeling, so I'm accepting it as it is.

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1. https://medium.com/@thatadammiller/the-perfectionist-dilemma...
Some related discussion in here:

Ask HN: Why did consumer 3D printing take so long to be invented?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42079086
Thanks for all the questions guys, I will try to respond to them!

Btw, for anyone that purchases, there is also a (very new) subreddit!

https://www.reddit.com/r/jamcorder/
A little bit tangent, and I'm definitely looking at it from rose colored glasses... but been playing with it for the 30 minutes, and most of the videos look so real? Like when you go on TikTok / Instagram nowadays, there are obviously unlimited amount of content. But there's this sense of everything being edited multiple times, people trying to create their own "brand", nothing looking real. It's a shame how we over-financialized everything and sucked out the fun. Or maybe I just got old.

Side note, I'll also recommend people to look up "X city in 1990s / 2000s" on YouTube. San Francisco, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Toronto, London and etc. have cool slice of life content from people who were very into camcorders.
Complaint "(f) failed to enforce its alleged corporate policy requiring a signed release form showing consent by any third party (like Plaintiff) who appears in a posted video an"

Court ruling summary

"OnlyFans’ failure to enforce its policy requiring signed model releases didn’t add to the illegality and runs contrary to Section 230’s negation of the moderator’s dilemma."

So bottom line, a pornographic video distrbutor doesn't have the legal responsibility to ask for proof that the subjects of the video consent to being recorded and distributed?

Sounds like an easy bipartisan law to pass right? I get that it may not be the case for filming people walking on the streets, but if there's fucking there should be a verification system similar to the one I have to do when I open an bank account or whatever, you know where they scan your id and ask you to make a video saying you consent to opening an account or to put your face closer or farther from the camera?

Call your senator type of deal?
This kind of behaviour just bolsters the case that copyright is too long.
The Iran nuclear deal was a huge mistake fwiw. We should have responded to Iran's nuclear ambitions with extreme violence. Thankfully there is still time to correct this mistake, as they don't have the bomb yet. The last thing we want is another North Korea situation.
A Post-Labor Economics Manifesto
I've been passing on clients' projects that use old versions of React/Node/etc.

Maybe someone enjoys fixing breaking changes in layers of dependencies, but it isn't me.
"Turn roll Nate roll some little" might be burned into my brain now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOSWZduStYs
Collection of Tips and Tricks for Collaborating on Bluesky
California's gas prices to increase 65 cents per gallon with new fuel standards
Spoken English is completely different language from written English. Even more so with native speakers.
Why does the internet not make this stuff a RFC? Email and TCP are RFCs so are other critical aspects and global companies use the all the time.
Even if they come back with what you wanted, they'll resent your salary and have inflated expectations above reality

that is something i worry about when i see a high offer. in part it's imposter syndrome, but also a lot of job descriptions are like we want the best, and you are super fast and an excellent this and perfect that, able to work in a high pressure environment, etc.

these claims are so meaningless. they don't tell me anything about what it is really like to work there.

who really wants to work in a high pressure environment with the expectation to be a rock star developer?
+1 for quarto. I love it for my personal website, and I use it on a daily basis to create technical reports for my day job.
A lease is usually a better choice than a lock.

A lease has a time limit. A lock does not. Clearing stale locks manually is a PITA. I still assume, being a Web-scale contract, the lock would be automatically cleared if the browser is restarted or something. But honestly a lease makes users do better design from the get-go.
yes, it has that feature built-in! So it can replace your UD-BT01. (and is not fiddly)
I want to play the potash game.
Nothing like righteousness to justify poor social behavior. Humans have this tendency, which is why sick people are 'lazy' and society is punitively oriented for behavior correction and norm reinforcement.
Implication means a definite causal relationship.
This... isn't news. People have called out AI scaling as a bathtub curve since GPT-3. We long passed the inflection point where AI could produce readable text but not do any of the things we were promised in a reliable manner. If you have an at all grounded understanding of AI research and model training today this is like 101-level stuff.

This is only shocking news to people that hear "AGI" and don't habitually cringe.
Many standards are ISO standards as well as a standard from some other body. I have some involvement with the floating point standard, and that is mostly an IEEE standard, but the chair of the committee does ISO standardization as well for each revision.
I love astronaut.io! Open it in an incognito window so that your YouTube watch history doesn't get too crazy.
Did: read to them every day.

Purchased: their firstnamelastname.com domain name.
Can't you request a separate patent if you're making substantial improvements to it? No idea if that's what happened here, but I'm just saying it's not surprising that a new patent would reference old patents.

I assume that for most things the current tech is durable enough. If it needs to be more durable, going with cast, forged, or even mim metal instead of geometry changes would be better. If you really want geometry stuff, just design one yourself. Use three nozzles - a primary vertical down, two trailing secondaries opposing each other on slightly doward angles and slightly above the primary. Put all the nozzles on the same head but with steppers driving eccentrics to adjust height for each nozzle for areas where only a combination or single nozzle can be used. You'll effectively build a three layered wall with offset layers. Simultaneous printing allows better adhesion by row, and the staggered design provides increased interconnectivity between each strand.
Consider sticking a "welcome" post on the sub so that it's as blank and empty.
Digital version of "I just bought some films from a yard sale". The good old days before enshitification.
He spelled it Paul, so why would he be incorrect about his own name?

In Hungarian the order would be Erdős Pál - https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erd%C5%91s_P%C3%A1l .

What's your point? We also say Carl Linnaeus instead of Carl von Linné.
Most standards are low priced enough that they are sold at a loss. If you would prefer to donate to ISO (or the IEEE for another example) instead, that would help allay the cost of writing a standard.
KDE global themes can get you a long way though.
/r/DeepIntoYouTube addict here. There are a lot of patterns like this you can use to find bizarre YouTube videos with next to no views, based upon the default numbering scheme of various cameras. Just one example: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=MVI_7812.MOV .. and yes, you can rattle through thousands of numbers for just that one.
This post seems very well researched. It's great that OP has brought this up. If we could push further the state of the art in 3D printing, by simply no longer adhering to an (now proven to be invalid) patent, it's a no-brainer to do so.
> the secret of a good ice cream is the egg and cream custard

For French-style ice cream that's a must, but American ice creams index heavier on the cream/fat content and don't use a custard base.

For American ice creams, I've found a good fat percentage is around 27% fat. That's a blend of about two cups heavy cream (@40% fat) for every cup of whole milk (@3% fat).
I bet the people who were left behind were mostly servants and laborers.

Because Vesuvio had been rumbling for days, most people with the means to do so had probably already left the city.
Is there a native browser API for leases?
If you know a good Open-Source one, feel free to add it via PL
The link through to PAS says:

> Publicly Available Specifications have a maximum life of six years, after which they can be transformed into an International Standard or withdrawn.

So is the plan to transform this into a standard after that period? Was a PAS application chosen because (it sounds like) it goes through the standards body quicker? So this gives an intermediate ISO seal of validation until this becomes a full International Standard?
correct! And a surprising amount of care went into that feature!
Yes but my feel (at the time, by the sources slowly dropping and degrading the functionality) it wasn't MS who slowly strangled that functionality. Do you have any articles on that? I'm really interested on what ecactly happened that time and considering the whole Nokia debacle...
Time limits are a recipe for non-determinism. Non-determinism is generally not what you want.
52 actually, I've never hung out on 4chan like you appear to have done for a substantial portion of your life. I'm just going on what Wikipedia tells me about when these things first appeared and got given the names we are using for them now.
Custard-based ice creams will often include some cooking so that you're not using raw eggs, but something closer in cooking to runny eggs (e.g. sunny-side up).
That's certainly one way to look at it. For sure there's a lot of stuff that shouldn't have been shared. And for sure probably was abused by pedos. That doesn't mean that was the only or even predominant use case. Most people using the internet never end up interacting with pedos in any way, and assuming that dealing with pedos is the driving force here feels a bit narrow-minded.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2257

"every performer portrayed in a visual depiction of actual sexually explicit conduct—
(1)ascertain, by examination of an identification document containing such information, the performer’s name and date of birth, and require the performer to provide such other indicia of his or her identity as may be prescribed by regulations;
(2)ascertain any name, other than the performer’s present and correct name, ever used by the performer including maiden name, alias, nickname, stage, or professional name; and
(3)record in the records required by subsection (a) the information required by paragraphs (1) and (2) of this subsection and such other identifying information as may be prescribed by regulation."

I mean, this seems like a basic requirement to verify everyone is of age. Did the rapist send ids and names to OnlyFans or something?
I would throw in an iPhone for good measure.
In addition to other answers: Java absolutely does have the qualities necessary for startups, so using it for new projects makes sense.

1. Modern frameworks and AI assistance can help ramping up a decent backend in days. Solo tech co-founder needs to know only Java or Kotlin and some frontend stack to build MVP quickly and will spend such amount of time on non-coding tasks where language features will be irrelevant. Swift can be the second language if you go mobile-native.

2. Scaling isn’t the problem you are going to have for quite a while. It is quite likely, that problem of scaling the team will come first and any performance bottlenecks will be noticeable much later. Java is good for large teams.

That said, from business perspective, if you want larger talent pool, fast delivery cycles and something that may remain as your core stack in the long term - Java or Kotlin is probably the best choice. If you want fancy tech as a perk to attract certain cohort of developers or you have that rare business case, you can choose Go or Rust. Python is popular in academia and bootcamps, but TBH I struggle to see the business value of it for generic backends.
This is cool. In a similar vein with a more continuous display, check out astronaut.io
you've not heard of tax?
Did the projects work in just the laptops? Or did they work elsewhere also? I think its fairly easy for existing old projects to work, as long as the hardware it lived in is easily replicated. Not so if you have to port it to modern hardware
The problem is that Serious Space Enterprise is very costly, ongoing, relative to the actual return on the operation. Not the invention of the tech to get you there. We've probably made most of what we'll get. In the sense of, "If there were a gold brick on Mars, would it make sense from the cost of the energy required to move the brick from Mars to some orbit and down to the surface of the Earth, versus the comparative energy required to go out, dig for, and refine the same quantity of the gold from the place we're just standing on right now?" manner, to be more specific.

Once you start thinking in that fashion, you can start asking yourself, "Exactly what object or material do I want to bring back from Mars, and could I do it more cheaply in, say, Minnesota?" Like in the way that once lab-made diamonds which are identical to mined diamonds and become cheaper, the mining is going to slow down unless the process is encumbered by tariffs, regulation, artificial constraints to preserve a business are imposed.
You know how seasoned lisp programmers say the parentheses eventually disappear? I felt like F# was the opposite. There were invisible parentheses everywhere and once I figured out where they were, the language made a lot more sense.
If you want to look for GoPro videos, start at GX010001.MP4 and increment from there.
Probably I should have said "simple compared to oauth" :)
If you want live midi, it support Bluetooth Midi.

If you want historical, it's also exposed over the web interface and wifi API.
This was the use case[0] that brought it to my attention:

- single page application using access and refresh tokens to interact with an API

- refresh is one time use, as recommended by the OAuth security best practices[1]

- SPA is open in more than one tab

- two tabs try to refresh the token at the same time, second one fails because refresh token is used up

0: https://bsky.app/profile/ambarvm.bsky.social/post/3lakznzipt...

1: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-oauth-secur...
Which of my two claims is not true? Why should stock rise more than basic necessities? Of course, all prices would rise a lot. But I think stocks would rise by a smaller factor.
I love F#, but it depends almost exclusively on Microsoft, which is not a main priority. What if Microsoft decides to stop developing it?
Sounds like some tourists don't understand the concept of respect
Fudnamentally the genes have to code for a biologicaly system that is able to adapt its behaviour well enough to allow for dynamic behaviour while also keeping it on guiderails to make it function as a bee. Importantly a bee emerging from its brood cell immediately gets to work without any training. Where does this information come from if it is not genetic?
I dug up where I used it. It was a bible in HTML and JS. At first, it was using arrays of arrays of strings (for chapters and verses), but I refactored it to really long strings for each book with those separators. The entire bible is one JSON object in the source, keyed by book and the values are those really long strings.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theandrewbailey/OfflineBib...

A StringBuilder wouldn't work, since there's nothing left to concatenate.
I know it’s a bit of a personal question, but can you elaborate on your ego diluting experience?
Omg I forgot about that. So there’s no way to say just grab the memory you need and that’s that?
It still makes you a better target for bad guys.

Just look at all the movie plots that hinge on "ransom payment gone wrong" scenes, where the actual handing over of payment results in some kidnappers getting killed. With crypto, it just becomes "send a large amount of bitcoin to address X by date Y, otherwise we start shipping you various body parts of the kidnappee on dates Y+1, Y+2, etc." This dynamic is also the reason ransomware is so effective.
Another simple online DNS query tool
Become a non-profit. If GNOME can alienate all of its users yet still be the de facto default desktop Mozilla can figure out how to do whatever everyone else is doing abd just do it.
There are quite a few knobs there. You can AOT-compile the bytecode, as well, and you can ship the whole thing as a single binary: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deploying/sing...

Size very much depends on what you actually use in the app, but on the order of tens of megabytes.
Haha! Most fatty nuts will do the job!
from the applications i looked at at least one third if not half of them had such a field
Food Rescue: An initiative to minimize food wastage
Magic comes not from building forts and tunnels to feel safe.

Magic comes from applying our creativity with real world objects and artistic and literary means to enrich the lives of ourselves and others, our equals, and of course, that little child who is mystified by everyday things.

We can be mystified by the cosmos, by little miracles we work every day helping others, and seeing everything unfold from some great mystic/scientific laws.

Joseph Conrad put it beautifully:

To arrest, for the space of a breath, the hands busy about the work of the earth, and compel men entranced by the sight of distant goals to glance for a moment at the surrounding vision of form and colour, of sunshine and shadows; to make them pause for a look, for a sigh, for a smile — such is the aim, difficult and evanescent, and reserved only for a very few to achieve. But sometimes, by the deserving and the fortunate, even that task is accomplished. And when it is accomplished — behold! — all the truth of life is there: a moment of vision, a sigh, a smile — and the return to an eternal rest.
Awesome, I just ordered one! Absolutely love the "always on" feature - kind of reminds me of the "Midi Dump Last X Minutes" you can use with many DAWs. Thanks!
Just ask the people what they want. Companies and governments do NOT send out enough effective polls.
An interesting insight led to their research (from the paper):
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adp3953

(First, some interesting background:)

"The evolutionary transition from solitary to social living in vertebrates and invertebrates led to sophisticated social behaviors. During the past 50 to 150 million years of evolution, sociality in some species became so elaborate that individuals in the group forego reproduction and changed their behavioral performance to embrace collective behavior, while others specialize in reproduction leading to the development of two castes, queen and workers (1, 2). From behavioral activities of hundreds and sometimes ten-thousands of worker individuals, new properties have emerged at the collective level such as shared brood care, warfare, collective thermoregulation, nest building, and farming, which contributed to the spectacular ecological success of the eusocial species (2). The collective tasks and functions cannot be performed by any single individual alone. They require a group and inherited behavioral patterns performed by individual workers."

(And later ... [I added the paragraph breaks])

"In advanced eusocial insect colonies, sophisticated innate behaviors establishing sociality are limited to the worker caste, not to queens. This led to our hypothesis that a dedicated developmental program for social behaviors will be found in the pathway determining the differentiation into the worker castes. ...

Dsx proteins are part of the structurally and functionally conserved doublesex and mab-3–related transcription factor family (Dmrt) and are critical for sex-specific differentiation throughout the animal kingdom (39, 40) and sexual behaviors in insects (9, 41). DsxF is required for the worker-characteristic differentiation of the worker ovary, suggesting that DsxF is a component of the worker caste developmental program (19).

The worker bees do not perform sexual behaviors. However, we found that dsx is also expressed in the worker’s brain (42) suggesting that the gene may have another role unrelated to sexual reproduction but related to promoting social living behaviors in the worker caste."
a savings bond
32GB in single browser window running web assembly...

Why would you ever want to go above this? What is your scenario?
Usecase for a non-profit? /s
I was hoping for a reference to the classic scene in a Jim Jarmusch flic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rK3s_BP9kE&ab_channel=Arist...
A Mellotron M400: How the Mellotron Works [video]
Wikipedia has officially added “Gaza genocide” to its “List of Genocides” page