skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For health it's the opposite. Stop offering subsidies on high fructose corn syrup and I bet obesity would mysteriously go down in a few years.

>How about instead let’s reduce taxes and try focusing on lowering the cost of living for middle and lower income brackets.

Oh don't worry, Musk is getting a huge tax cut.
Imagine their training day...
I believe atrettel wanted to be transparent about the nature of their reply more than protecting themselves from jeopardy. Also, this is not unsolicited as OP has asked a specific question to the community.
but nvidia is the richest
The website just makes it all feel even more rugged and authentic
Not necessarily. I can sometimes take my problem with me and sometimes that's even the best thing to do, but not always and certainly not every 20 minutes. If you're in a typical office environment it's a complete non-starter as someone at the water cooler will smash your flow into tiny pieces.
Why is this post being downvotted? it is a fair question
Although as that link says, the prefix depends on the manufacturer. My Sony Mavica cameras have MVC_, newer Sony cameras are DSC0, my Fujifilm cameras have DSCF, I think IMG_ is pretty unique to Apple
See also https://caniuse.com/mdn-api_lock, “Date relative” view is mostly better.
>Sounds like utopic thinking seeking an unattainable perfection.

Like you just magically saying "let's cut taxes and reduce cost of living"?

>we have an egress of businesses from regions within the US causing collapse of local communities like saw with Detroit?

If all you're worried about is big business, don't worry. They already leaving. Communities are already collapsing. And we voted for it, so hey. Democracy works right?
This is fine for our use case, because the GitLab instance is not exposed to the internet.
I just reacted to a sentence of the parent comment, rejecting one of its points where the parent commenter does compare Chrome with Firefox.

I do agree with the parent commenter that some things in Firefox are not designed for the user, but for the adcertisers. Which is something I don't like about Firefox.

> In Firefox, this is not possible

You can implement OpenSearch (which is basically a small XML file describing your search engine to write), then you'll be able to add your local search enigne: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/OpenSearch. It's a bit less straightforward than just a URL but if you implemented an actual search engine, it's nothing, and you probably want to handle suggestions, for which you need OpenSearch anyway.

Though for your use case, the web shortcuts feature of firefox seems a bit more convenient. I guess you don't always want to direct your searches to your web console, just sometimes, so you currently have to temporarily switch search engines when you want to do this. With a web shortcut, you just prefix your text with a word (which can be one char long). This works by adding a bookrmark, and setting this word in the bookmark.
Are there any alternatives to iso8601? My only beef with it is that there seems to be more than 1 way to represent a few things. Didn't know about the wall clock issue.

I wonder if the new JS temporal API handles that.. they went pretty deep.
I stand, often on one leg with the other one laid on the desk with bent knee. Like a flamingo.

I also take care to move constantly, flexing hips, squatting, twisting spine.

It's desk yoga.
> Instead, realize that anxiety is a bodily phenomenon and as such needs to be addressed with the body. That means: Breathing techniques, exercise etc.

It is not a bodily thing, just there is a bodily feedback loop: you feel anxious, it leads to a bodily reaction, your senses register it, you feel more anxious. Sometimes dealing with the body and breaking the feedback loop is enough, but for me personally it works for 10 minutes or so. If I hadn't overcome the psychological reasons of my anxiety, I feel myself anxious.

> Cognitively understanding that you should "just" stop worrying about what other people think about your work might not bring you far.

May not bring or may bring. It depends... People are different, so different methods are best for them. I deal with things mostly in a psychological ways. My general method for anxiety is to make my anxiety into a fear, by finding the thing that makes me anxious (this step is standard way of psychotherapists to deal with anxiety). Then I imagine that the thing happened and how will I adapt. Mostly I find out that this thing is not as bad as I perceive it, it cannot kill me, it cannot hurt me physically, I can deal with associated social costs, or if I cannot... For example sometimes I can reframe the situation: my goal is not to send the rocket to the Moon (with 10% chance of a success), but rather to do a test launch, to find out how my rocket perform (here we get ~100% chance of a success).

I need to accept the possibility of a failure, and understand that the possible failure is not terminal, it is just possible and acceptable setback. People tend to dramatize and say that some failures are not acceptable, but if people really had a possibility of an unacceptable outcome (lets say it is a painful death for all involved and their families) then the most rational thing to do would be to stop the activity that could lead to this outcome. When I allow myself to buy the dramatization I face anxiety issues.
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Not good for dumbphone enjoyers. I specifically bought a sonim xp3 because it had 4g + VoLTE. It's all very confusing, but it sounds like it won't work when I land back in Australia, regardless of whether I'm willing to switch networks.
Perhaps we should transition to in-office swimming pools with floating desks
Behaviors reveal sophisticated tool use and possible “pranking” among pachyderms
A great tutorial.

I'm still not convinced that OIDC is easy. Keycloak hides enormous complexity and that's not because the developers were bored. One example is the huge number of settings for various timeouts: SSO timeouts, client timeouts, various token timeouts.
If we're blue skying ideals, I'd like some heavy rent control, to do away with ghost jobs and limit the time needed to interview a single candidate, remove paid lunch plans in public school system, regulate dating site algorithms, and offer an actually working rehabilitation clinic.
UK: Will new battery-powered trains replace diesel, and are they safe?
I believe it is readable, what else could that mean but a Book object with the given name, the author details and an array of three one-line reviews.

<Book>
<Name=A Plan>
<Author>
<Name=Eric Harrison>
<Mobile=+64 24 240 990>
<$>
<<Reviews>
Fascinating.
<&>
Of interest.
<&>
Worth reading.
<$>>
<$>
Ok, but you don't need to do "every 20 minutes" every 20 minutes. Even trending your life in that direction is better than doing nothing about it. Surely there are times in your life where you find yourself immobile, where you don't really need to be immobile.
> Speeding is a major safety problem

Fines are even more lucrative relative to the extent that speeding is actually a problem.
I had that (from running). Easily fixed by doing a few weeks of gym work.
It's an interesting parallel development that people are complaining about the bad original language on both JS and JVM platforms and often using other languages (Kotlin, TypeScript, Clojure/ClojureScript, etc). I guess even Swift instead of Objective-C on the Apple side counts here in a way.
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First with a social credit score most likely.
> arbitrary whitelisting issue.

This is what the original article is mostly furious about.

The way this has been implemented by at least some of the carriers is:

1. Do we sell this device AND we know you can use VoLTE to call emergency services with this: allow
2. computah says no.

So the device being capable of VoLTE and/or emergency calls VoLTE is not enough.

A functionally equivalent iphone might be from an IMEI prefix that was not sold by that operator and denied even tho everything would work.
live demo here: https://chat.vercel.ai/
Is that a statement about morality or about legality?
I'm a long-time fan of Ultrastar Deluxe, which is an open-source clone of Singstar. This is a karaoke game where people compete by singing along to the tune. It recognizes the notes you are singing and compares them to a vocals-timings mapping file for that particular song. The better you sing to the tune (getting the words correct doesn't matter), the higher your score.

While there are extensive libraries of fan-made song mappings, it's never enough, and there are very few mapped songs in languages other than English or Spanish (if you or your friends prefer your native language). Doing the entire mapping manually is time-consuming, not to mention that I am almost tone-deaf myself, which would make it even more difficult. I have been wondering for a long time what software I could use to make this process easier to automate. This seems like a great tool for capturing vocal timings and notes from original songs.

I have it on my bucket list to create a Singstar playlist in my native language and host a singing party with friends.

Does anyone have suggestions for other similar tools?
> Why are a lot of US companies trying to avoid the law lately ? (Uber, AirBNB, OpenAI)

Evading regulation is profitable. It's even better when your competitors are carefully regulated.

It's part of the business strategy of "regulatory entrepreneurship". Sometimes they can get away with it for a long time, and sometimes they can even change the law.
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Taking into account the distances in Australia, I've never understood why the speed limit is so low.

Australia has an average "top speed" of 100km/h (110km/h in certain states) - whereas many other countries, with varying degrees of better or worse infrastructure, have average "top speed" of 130km/h - and yet have similar traffic fatalities.

Turkey: 130km/h (and fairly poor infrastructure compared to europe): 6.7 fatalities per 100k
France: 130km/h (most people drive at ~145 on highways - only 1 point if you hit a radar) - 5 fatalities per 100k
Australia: 100km/h - 4.5 fatalities per 100k

It can't just be speed, otherwise other 'similar' countries would be orders of magnitude above Australia.
You may try "https://www.tinymind.me". (Declaration: This is something I made, but it is a non-profit product).

It allows you to write public blogs/ideas and is hosted on Github. Users can view it without logging in. In theory, if Github doesn't close down, your content will exist permanently.
Who cares about looking bad in a social framework they are no longer part of? After notice, you are free, good moment to get honest opinions and from soon gone talent.
Hey, I linked to the sign up but maybe it is clearer at the main domain: https://calendarplusai.com

The app creates calendars (which are daily-todos basically. Creates tasks for each day) based on your title and description which are later exportable. Try using the tool and you'll understand quickly what it does.

Video: https://youtu.be/UeZmqXcU5fY?feature=shared
Octopus provide a USB gizmo that can log electricity use via the Internet, which reports more data to the app:

https://octopus.energy/blog/octopus-home-mini/
Seems many(most?) people who voted for him think he was joking ; immigrants voting for him, people who would suffer from tariffs, former democrats who wouldn't want to see their still democrat family dragged off by the military etc. So now we all hope he is just a beginner standup comedian and is working on his repertoire?
It's the only way to get through phase 3 or the uber boss fight.
Yes. I can't keep the names straight.
Hey, did you try to use the tool? With description and title, it fills all the days within a date range you give with daily tasks, that match the description and title you want.

There is a video: https://youtu.be/UeZmqXcU5fY?feature=shared
Never claimed I transcended ego. I said my ego was diluted. Of course I have ego. It's just much more less than I used to have.
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That's what I took it as.
People saying this seem to only watch a few walkable cities and then fail to realize that California by itself is

1. Larger than almost all EU countries

2. a lot of farmland

3. Have higher salaries (so bigger budgets)

4. Is extremely mountainous, more so than most US states.

There's a reason it's a multi- decade long initiative just to make a high speed railroad and it's not just the politics of manging all that land.

>We should also do an odometer x weight based tax to adequately punish electric car owners.

California wants to be mostly FEV by 2045. That's a horrible idea unless you care more about road construction than the environment.

And spoilers: we can build more robust roads. We don't becsuse the peope judged it cheaper to repave pavement than take that extra effort.
> I would think that about 20-30% are “senior”.

I think your assumption is way off. From what I've gathered, each team typically has a single L6 engineer (some have zero), and each independent organization has a single L7 engineer. We're talking one senior engineer per 9-12 engineers, one principal per around 50 engineers.

Senior engineers tend to have a 1:1 correspondence with software development managers, whereas principal engineers have a 1:1 correspondence with senior managers.

> I would think that about 20-30% are “senior”.

You should check your notes, as they are way off. Even if you Google the topic you get 15% senior engineer, 2% principal engineers. I know for a fact that flagship organizations within Amazon have a single principal engineer, 4 or 5 senior engineers, and around 50 L4-L5.
OS/2 did it first on PC land.
Twitter still exists. Renamed. Same exact thing. You can create an account and post whatever random things you want. Some people might follow you. Some might not. If you see something that makes you sad, you can block the person who posted the sad thing.
+1 for this! Some considerations I thought of: 1. smaller keyboards don't easily have access to upper octaves. 2. User might frequently change the transpose on their keyboard.

Could there be a Create Bookmark Now button in the app as a fallback?
This study's a reminder that it’s all about movement, not just the position we're in
Thank you very much! To be honest, it began as a training exercise for me to learn how to ship SaaS and implement AI in it. It did get some attraction online so I wanted to push it a little. Anyways, thank you for your honesty! Appreciate it!
Ask HN: How to avoid plain text secret files?
I use a password manager & its CLI to get rid of e.g. my plain text PATH variables & access secrets from scripts.

However I can't find a way to get rid of plain text secret files such as e.g. a kubeconfig file.

Is there a tool (MacOS) that can e.g. encrypt files and ask for a popup when a process tries to access it? Or some other solutions that helps me get rid of these plain text secret files.
Some data points by @gwern and Jeremy Howard (@jph00):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18836337

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5140244
> Capitalism ho!

The problem is inept government, not capitalism.
Reminds me of squareoffnow[.]com. I've been wanting to get two boards for a while now and do remote play with friends.
Not true. Because after running go fmt and pushing our CI fails because of other stylistic concerns that are checked by another tool.
I would say that anything that requires monkey patching in a strong typed language is a sign of bad architecture and application design in first place.
From the wifi-setup documentation, connecting to hotspot requires a reboot.

Is that to be inline with other IoT devices UX, or is there a technical reason like esp devices cannot be in AP mode unless initialized at boot?
A saturating add instruction could help do the same trick without checking for overflows first, although they seem fairly uncommon outside of SIMD instruction sets (aarch64 has UQADD for example)
Absolutely. I think shorter work weeks not only support mental and physical health but actually boost productivity!
Ashley Gjovik also has many claims against Apple. Legal battle has been going on for years now. Stories were posted here previously.

https://mstdn.social/@ashleygjovik@mastodon.social
Earnings, Apple is quite higher
>Everyone wants to freeload, no one wants to pay the true cost of burning fossil fuels for transportation

I was ready to buy an FEV this year. Instead, my company laid me off to get record profits, my state and country gaslit me to belive unemployment is low and the economy is great (while also taking about mysterious headwinds. Almost like we're heading towards a recession...) , and the job market went from an annoying but reasonable hoop to a whole-ass circus.

I've been getting spanked all year and people are asking me why I'm destroying the environment with my 2008 Sedan? Clearly no one wants me to even afford rent at this point.
I linked to the sign-up to speed up the process for you but there is a main page: https://calendarplusai.com
I believe most new capabilities are limited to secure contexts, in part as a way of discouraging bad habits, even when there’s no particular risk. The ideal is that everything should run in a secure context, but it’s a hard sell removing existing functionality from insecure contexts. If it were being added now, I’m pretty sure storage APIs would be secure-only.

Search around and you’ll find various information and explanations about it. https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2018/01/15/secure-contexts... is one, though https://w3ctag.github.io/design-principles/#secure-context has apparently been significantly watered down from what it was originally—see the initial proposal in https://github.com/w3ctag/design-principles/pull/75, and what was then merged in https://github.com/w3ctag/design-principles/pull/89.
I've seen a lot of posts to that site. Really enjoyable reading. Like another world.
Space has a vacuum which reduces heat convection. My understanding is that laser welding would apply less heat to the area around the weld point.
It’s nice to have that flexibility
One solution I found so far, specifically for kubeconfig files: https://blog.mikael.green/post/1password-kubeconfig/
This doesn't really have anything to do with the article, but I got nerd-sniped into further optimizing the code it gave, and shaved off another 3 instructions with a little bit twiddling.

fun bitsForSize(value: Int): Int {
val x = 32 - value.countLeadingZeroBits()
if (x < 13) return 13
if (x > 18) return 0
return x + ((x xor (x ushr 2)) and 1)
}

I'd like to get it branchless, but can't think of a better way to do the weird clamping.

Godbolt playground I'm using: https://godbolt.org/z/7nr4Gb5G3
Nice, its basically the demo that OpenAI showed when they unveiled the code interpreter but come to life.
I haven't seen is a product before though. Good job.
I was just saying what I experienced. Previously I used to judge everyone. It has significantly reduced now. I used to be heavy introverted with people I don't know or don't interact with. Now I talk with pretty much anyone because there is less judgement. It also frees me up because I also don't care about whether they judge me.

Also never claimed I don't have bad thoughts. I did say I suffer from a lot of existential questions. But yes. Bad thoughts about day to day issues have significantly been reduced.

The inner monologue have been lowered on volume. Previously it was at 100 now it's at 4 or 5.

Old memories from past don't show up to affect the current movement.

All this means a higher allocation of bandwidth in consciousness for current movement. There is nothing grandiose here

I still meditate. I still listen to teachers like Adyashanti. I think there is a lot of work remaining to be done.
It's all about keeping things moving and changing
Well then you have >>definitely real<< AI generated picture. I don't think that problem has a technological solution, but a regulatory one - each generated picture must be somehow marked (i.e. via a watermark invisible for human, but difficult to delete by a program) that it is AI generated. If a person or a company fails to do so, massive fines are on their way.
you could go full Stephen:

https://content.wolfram.com/sites/43/2019/02/05-treadmill-r2...

https://content.wolfram.com/sites/43/2019/02/07-popcorn-rig1...
...and collisions between filenames that would happen because of the "wraparound" after 9999 images/videos are avoided by storing them in different directories.
I think you need to re-evaluate what the poverty line is. Forget cars, most people at that level don't have housing.
Stupid/naïve question is there even a business model for karma farming in HN?

I get that twitter/reddit/YT/insta/TT is relevant for product placement, stealth marketing, political PR, propaganda etc. But is there economic value in HN accounts?

Other than the occasional YC startup pitch most of the content here is for the purpose of sharing info/tech discussion.

Am I missing something? Or are people just online 'community' jaded?
Show HN: Voice Surveys Powered by AI Voice Agents
Built an app that let's create shareable surveys that user's can take over voice.

Could let you collect more personal, nuanced information v.s traditional text surveys.

They get a public link to your survey, where they interact with the voice powered AI agents, that also collects the survey results
You should always be suspicious of anything that you have not experienced yourself.

I used to care about HN karma a lot before spiritual awakening. Had 2 accounts with 2000+ karma before. It was one of those things that helped in building a grand ego for myself.

Now I just prefer to post from randomly created HN accounts.

You can probably come back a few months later and see this account to be no longer active.
Organic radicalism: challenging the system to its core
midwit delusions.
Why are you talking about go fmt? I'm talking about parser of the go language

If I write

if x
{
bla
}

it will not compile, because the { needs to be on the same line as the X (for no reason whatsoever).
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Spiritual awakening ego is a real thing :)

I don't think anyone go fully egoless. Maybe with exceptions of people like Ramana Maharishi.

It's just the ego is diluted. There are varying levels of ego one can experience. I think a reduction in ego makes you more present and do things with less judgments. And be more open to new ideas.
No, but both a person and an LLM benefit from learning from rich and varied data over multiple modalities.
You mean the area where most of the ones at or slightly above the poverty line is? Why not just re-distribute more fentanyl while we're at it? It'll have the same effect.
Engineers are often bound by similar standards and organizations. Depending on the situation they may be licensed and PE, etc. We are often held accountable for our actions and statements in exactly the same fashion as lawyers are. Therefore we are trained, and it's good form to, be very clear about the circumstances around any advice we give.
in my experience, the people complaining about others not communicating enough are insecure extroverts that just can't stand the sound of their own thoughts and just need constant approval from others in the form of attention.

schedule a meeting once a week and we'll catch up. if you're stuck, send me an email and I'll get back to you when it won't interrupt my own work.