skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Depends on the size of the effect? Most buttons still have :active styling even in a mobile first world.
For training, would it be useful to stabilize the footage first?
I think generally people who carry an external keyboard and mouse around along with their laptop still think they're using it 'as a laptop.'

Most laptops IME mostly get used on a desk whether with additional paraphernalia or not; 'laptop' gets used to describe the class of machine more than whether it's touching your legs or not.

If you meant literal in-lap use it probably would've been better to specify it, and if you didn't mean 'useless' entirely it would probably have been worth clarifying that since your questioning whether the recommendation was sarcasm rather suggested you -did- mean useless entirely.

Language is a pain, sadly, but I don't think lojban is going to win any time soon.
It’s hyperbole, like a teacher complaining to others, “my kids were all crazed animals today.”

I’ve worked with engineers where I had to wonder how they found their computer every morning. I can easily see how a few of those would make you bitter and angry.
My US friends share with me that car repair costs have followed inflation and not general population wage growth (unfortunately, mechanics other than independent mechanics likely aren't seeing a commensurate increase in invoice bottom lines). Unless you wrench it yourself, on some vehicle like an old 80-90's diesel pickup, 4 figures invoices are common now.
Just replace the entire contents of the privacy policy with the word “None.”

You’ll never ever please the privacy commenters on HN who are armchair security enthusiasts. They’re never going to use your product and they’re never going to stop complaining if you show your product to them.

Normal people just don’t care. For a tiny side project spend your time on the thing that’s potentially useful to people not trying to appease the privacy crowd on HN.
Policing in the US is fragmented. Unlike many European countries, the local police are not nationalized—each department has its own concerns, budget, etc.
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I wouldn't expect people in crisis to be attentive to nuance.
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I'm afraid we speak of different things completely. I'm referring to personality differences and how to allow each personality to be part of the team. You speak of dealing with bad past experiences or maybe even trauma.

My point was that you should not and can not change other people's personality. You should make sure understand reasons of why others might not embrace same methods. And some advice in this thread ignores that. It's actually a source of frustration for many, not being understood on such basic level, while nothing is wrong with you.
For a frontal collision with a larger object maybe this true but with a turkey? It seems the dammage is a bit excessive for that
My opinion is that the OP shouldn’t even half-ass it. Ignore anybody who has complaints about privacy and 0-ass it. People just love complaining and telling other people The Right Way To Do Things.
Gros Michel was amazing. I have faint childhood memory. Creamier than Cavendish, without the same consequence of an overripe Cav.

Sugar bananas and Ladyfinger have their own place. Indonesians seem to do sugar bananas in a caramel sauce which I hoover up in obscene quantities at hotels. I like both a bit tarter and crisper than a Cavendish.

Banana flour is a digestive miracle high in inulin or inulin producing precursors and keeps my lower gut happy.

Winnowing down to (for the west) basically one sterile cultivar was a huge mistake.
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from the main doc, I don't think this is the intended use case.

it is about apis, not html.

it is about chaining webservice calls, not using sql.

it's for business logic, not generic programming needing classes

my guess is that this wants to be the excell of the aws era.
Yes, QC is far enough that it's "anyone's guess", but the field is actively working on sliding the answer to this problem from "anyone's guess" to "a bit more certain". It will never be 100% certain until the useful QC appears but we can decrease the probability of our predictions being pure guesswork. As an example, DARPA is funding a project to find the first high impact QC applications https://www.darpa.mil/work-with-us/publications-highlighting... along with finding when the first hardware to run those applications can be built https://www.darpa.mil/work-with-us/quantum-benchmarking-init....

QC startups should be funded because industry is a crucial component of QC progress and large-scale QC labs (Google, IBM e.t.c) can't work on all the ideas. The ideas that come from startups do accelerate QC development.
How, in a gravity free environment, do you weigh air?

You can calculate loss of air mass (not weight) by measuring pressure loss within a known volume (i.e. a space station module).

This pressure differential corresponds to a certain volume of air which in turn corresponds to a particular weight back on earth.
I know. My question is rhetorical. In a world where the only way to secure a VN machine is to reboot it every X seconds, at what point is reboot frequency so high that you might as well accept slower interpreters if it means you don’t have to reboot all the time? Or you run the kernel under a hypervisor and control the page security that way. JIT becomes a heavily scrutinized process between the kernel and hypervisor. JITed code is only ever executed in a clean address space. Etc. All the things browsers and kernels do poorly today.
(neo)vim and emacs both work in termux!
PEX was originally developed by Twitter, and was used heavily within the company.

Twitter ran primarily OSX (for devs) and Linux (for servers).
I would take those posts with a grain of salt. Every time there’s a post about Snapdragon, there’s at least a few comments saying how great they are and others trashing Intel. It smells more like an astroturf campaign than legitimate praise.

I don’t doubt that they’re good enough for typical user tasks like browsing and office, but I think the HN crowd would be looking for a deeper understanding as it relates to development tools, etc.
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Why would anyone want to read about eBPF in such a format?
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I really like the idea of address being derived from public key, but there is a problem with this approach - since Yggdrasil currently uses IPv6 addresses, the length is very limited and you can find collisions (there is a workaround which involves brute forcing a key with more leading bits). As I understand, the long term plan is adding a custom protocol which has no limits for address length.
It wasn't even just buffering issues, the feed would just stop and never start again until I paused it and then clicked "watch live" with the remote.

It was really bad. My Dad has always been a fan of boxing so I came over to watch the whole thing with him.

He has his giant inflatable screen and a projector that we hooked up in the front lawn to watch it, But everything kept buffering. We figured it was the Wi-Fi so he packed everything up and went inside only to find the same thing happening on ethernet.

He was really looking forward to watching it on the projector and Netflix disappointed him.
Why would you use manual tools to achieve what ZIP archive can give you out of the box? E.g. if you do this manually you’d need to worry about file checksum to ensure you put it together correctly.
Obligatory shout out for the Techmoan Youtube channel, he loves these things and has had a bit of quest over the years [1] for new and interesting ones (and lesser alternatives). All of his latest ones come via a Ukrainian company, Millclock [2].

[1] https://www.youtube.com/@Techmoan/search?query=nixie

[2] https://millclock.com/about-us
Smart homes continue to be a spectacular disaster of industrial and economic self destruction.

At this point the only way home iot works is if chatgippity can perfectly cross translate and amalgamate undocumented apis.

... Yeah
Bankless analyzes the crypto-space which has social, legal, psychological and cultural dimensions.

https://www.youtube.com/@Bankless/videos
Ogg Vorbis seems very pronounceable to me, and without an obvious wrong way to say it, using an english language perspective.

Yggdrasil is a wild one, though, agreed. Better a unique name than another thing called Gemini or Atom or something, though.
Was the original LLM ever trained on original material like this?

Pretty cool use of genetic algorithm! Would love to see the code or at least the reward function.
That's not much different from a compiler being rigged to recognize a specific benchmark program and spit out a canned optimization.
I can't get behind a build platform that requires you to login to read
> modern servers run Linux unless there's a good reason not to

I think many people on HN would be surprised at how many orgs are using Windows servers heavily, because of their familiarity and comfort with Microsoft, or because some application requires it.

Of course they are non-tech companies using the servers internally for enterprise applications, not web servers, but there is absolutely a lot of windows server usage in corporate environments.
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There was cjdroute project with own OpenWRT-based Yggdrasil firmware for routers. But it seems failed to gain traction and died - https://habr.com/ru/companies/cjdns/articles/198428/ [in Russian]
Are you a betting man? I’d be happy to have a large wager with you about that.
Speaking frankly, I firmly believe it’s all a matter of taste. I like lisp because it matches the way I approach problems. I like to think of the program as a jig I’m building rather than a static component.

Being able to write macros means I can write code the SHAPE that I want, regardless of underlying implementation, but I can also manipulate other equivalently meta forms as well as primitives, which sets it at a higher level than templates.

I’m terrible at explaining, but if you’ve never tried lisp I strongly and wholeheartedly suggest you give it a try. For learning, I’d recommend Racket. Try and get at least as far as syntax-rules and syntax-case.

Anyways, sorry for the bad explanation!
VSCode is a good example, since you're talking specifically about devs. But I'm not sure how much that makes up for other crappy MS software (Windows, Teams, specific UX issues with OneDrive and the whole Office suite).

I haven't heard love or hate for post-acquisition GitHub changes.

As for Windows, I could be in a bubble. But I use Windows, and I hate the UX more every release. Ads, "suggestions", automatically reenabling features, UI complexity, hard to read text, unintuitive UI, performance issues, audio device issues, useless background processes, new layers on top of configuration UI rather than replacing/updating old layers. I think those have all gotten worse since Win7, some since XP. And I thought I saw that opinion corroborated generally. Maybe there's not literally more complaining, but that doesn't necessarily mean people don't agree it's getting worse. What are they going to do, type the complaint in increasingly larger font each year?
If you can’t modify kernel memory then how do you overwrite function pointers? (I understand how rop works.) At some level you have to get privileged execution and doing so would be incredibly difficult if you can’t trick the kernel at some point after whatever amount of ropping you’ve done.
I don't need to migrate existing data, just posts (and not replies, obviously) from now and onwards.
But that hasn't changed. If anything it's going to be far worse. The owner of Twitter is literally going to be part of the Federal government. It seems naive to think he won't manipulate or censor it on behalf of the government or his own interests.
> … most of them in Asia

What? Crypto is either illegal (China, Indonesia) or highly restricted and regulated in the major Asian economies. India’s government is considered new restrictions. Russian law doesn’t allow accepting crypto for payments or as currency, nor do Thailand, Malaysia, Taiwan.

Micro-transactions are very popular in much of Asia but those aren’t in crypto.
> Some browsers do.

Which browsers?

> How about an alternative: have a one-click "track me if you want" flag?

That's exactly what I was asking for. It should exist. My theory why it doesn't is that it wouldn't constitute informed case by case consent. So it's illegal.

> Of course it would be terribly naive to think companies would not also just ignore that and track when it isn't set at their convenience

I don't care about that because I want to be tracked, just silently.

If I were to design law I wouldn't ban tracking. I would make sites that do track make the information they have on "me" available to me for viewing and possibly editing at my request.

It wouldn't be even "cookie law" because whatever information you tie and store to whatever identity should be available to this identity.
I found Yup but I don't want to change the place where I originally post. I want to keep posting on Twitter using the web interface, and then automatically replicate that in Bluesky and Threads. I think it may not be possible due to the lack of Threads API.
There’s meshtastic, but it’s not a full internet stack replacement iirc
Yes. It's really weird that posters here find it so hard to believe in people looking at their situation and making their own opinions without external influence. I don't need Russians or anyone else to see that my state is stealing half of my salary in exchange for insecurity (including terrorism and a friend gunned by it), failing healthcare, disfunctional administration, public media shitting on me daily on the basis of my sex, race and sexual orientation, supporting wars and war crimes abroad, canceling the ideas of 40% of the voters, etc.
This ignores something pretty obvious.

Obviously a chimpanze recognizes humans as something like itself, and that the humans opinions matter. At the very least a chimp knows that the humans totally control it's life.

You have a very different understanding of the relationship between yourself and any group of chimps.
Diurnal is too regular for me to count it as "instability", even if we didn't have batteries and other storage, as hourly pricing is already a thing that has often made nighttime cheaper than daytime because supply didn't used to ramp down to match demand without that discount.

Even then, the US covers how many hours of longitude?

Because that's how much extra pre-dawn the west can get from the east, and how much post-sunset the east can get from the west — even just diversifying geographically from San Fran to Cisco Utah* gets you nearly two hours.

* why is a ghost town the most notable place in the area, according to Google Maps?
There are very active technical discussions of nixies going on here

https://groups.google.com/g/neonixie-l
Kurzgesagt had a bit on it in their AI video,
but that game bot is specialized to your game, it doesn't generalize. OpenAI used a more general AI to drive dota.

eg Deep Blue beat Kasparov (1997), but that was a narrow AI and couldn't play go or dota.

https://youtu.be/fa8k8IQ1_X0
When they announced that they will buy 100k despite being in a dire financial situation a few years ago, I knew that it would be an epic failure for them. Looks like to be confirmed.

But 2 other things shock me in this story:
First that the cars are still valued at 20k despite being a little bit old and used for rental when you know that like expectancy of Tesla is not that long without costly repairs.

Second, even if I'm not an American tax payer, is that the gov will give back 4k if you buy one, supporting the effort of this company to recoup their loss despite them totally not deserving it.
You don’t need to tell anyone you’re overqualified for those types of jobs. It’s not like the manager at Taco Bell is checking references anyway.
Qt does custom drawing of controls as well. wxWidgets uses native controls.
> Since chemical reactions happen in the freezer just slower.

Can't the gross just be kept at artificially lie temperatures to lengthen the stasis time? Say, -100C or even lower?
reticulum.network perhaps? It certainly fits the "replace the IP layer" requirement, and I believe in theory it can be very large scale, though unsure how it would do in reality.
The number of seeds that fit into a cheek pouch determines calories transferred per trip to storage.

Knowing this number will be critical for any modelling of chipmunk energetics.
Is it technically possible to encode a whole game of hold’em using one of these markets?
London tube is slowly getting mobile signal on lines, but every platform has station WiFi so it'd definitely be possible just to use that.
Your argument is basically “things should be equal, so that they are equal”. That’s not very compelling. I assume you have better arguments to make your case. What are they?
18 states want the SEC to stop enforcing crypto regulation
You can track resource estimates for different problems against QC performance here: https://metriq.info/progress

It crowdsources new submissions to the chart if there are ones you see missing (just open a PR)
While it does proper transpiling nuitka is still also a zip containing python and python files because there are things it can't deal with
I wonder if you could do a composite image, like bracketed images, and so give the model multiple goes, for which it could amalgamate results. So, you could do an exposure bracket, do a focus/blur, maybe a stretch/compression, or an adjustment for font-height as a proportion of the image.

Feed all of the alternatives to the model, tell it they each have the same textual content?
Your ad provider is serving tons of malicious ads. I've had at least five "your computer has a virus" type popup ads while refreshing the site.
Yeah, there should be more types of bananas. There are already many different kinds of apples, e.g., Granny Smith, Honeycrisp, Golden Delicious, Fuji, etc.; I don't see why only one type of banana has to be sold at a time.
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It's the problem of human culture, not of the world. Today all astronomers agree in what position the Sun will be in a particular time. On the other hand, humans can't agree on basic facts which are heavily politicized (e.g., how immigration affects economy). In such questions people don't care about respecting the truth, they care about what would be more profitable to them.
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Reno put their downtown train track underground. It’s a short segment but it’s doable.

Emeryville has no horn train crossings. It’s doable.
Turns out VPN source IP is given a different redirect
Prime famously undid some amount of their microservices recently because it couldn’t keep up, and was hideously expensive.
This is most likely why. American lawsuit culture is cray
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A live frozen frog has ice around it's cells. Inside the cells remains liquid because of extra glucose acting as anti-freeze.

A dead frozen frog will be frozen completely, with all the cells having ruptured walls from their insides freezing.
This was fixed in .NET 8 with WebCIL. Uno Platform since .NET 9 is also using it.
surely it has nothing to do with enormous portions

Enormous portions have a lot to do with hormones.

Semaglutide is a proven, popular weight loss drug that blocks these hormones. Various blood contaminants are known to mimic them.
I think it entirely depends on the market you live in. If I was wanting to apply for a job at a local company in a midwestern college town, dropping by in person might be seen as folksy and community oriented. Dropping in to the 29th floor of a random building in Manhattan to drop off a resume might be taken as you described however.

The world is more complicated than always/never.
Hi - very curious. Is your current PBX integrated with Gong/Salesforce? What if something like OnAir could be another channel for inbound calls?
It’s generally true that the literary quality of a movement goes down as it grows and gets larger —- early adopters are often better writers if not smarter than the people who follow them

From the viewpoint of a library patron, for instance, feminism is a literary movement because it has left behind a large literature frozen in amber.

The earliest authors of the second wave, say Friedan, Steinem, or de Beauvoir were good reads but in 10 years the movement becomes a lot more “vulgar” (in the Latin sense of “common”) and at its worst you find large format books, cheaply bound and typeset with illustrations that probably got mimeographed before they saw the lithography camera full of radical and sometimes hateful rants.
I have mountains of open source projects and over the years I have discovered mostly though accident that it is being used without attribution or any communication in numerous projects. It's also copied and stolen outright by other open source projects.

There's very little recognition for successful projects either: Interviewers still want ridiculous take home tests and other nonsense despite 100s of thousands of lines of code in numerous languages.

Open source is a psy op for companies and individuals that excel at marketing more than actual programming.
Patrolling the Substack essays almost makes you wish for an AI winter...