skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Using strict process and critical methodology is the only want to approximate truth

So now a person in position of power has deliberately obstructed this process.

Will you pretend that you have no data to act, or wake up and realise that you are dealing with a malicious entity and normal rules do not apppy?
i think the main problem there is that cookies are so intractibly tied up with tracking, any attempt to create better cookies now will get shut down by privacy advocates who simply don't want the whole concept to exist.

we're stuck with cookies because they exist.
> minefield

Cookies are a bit of a mess, but if you're going to use them, you can follow the standard and all will be well. Not so much a minefield, but a hammer; you just need to take some care not to hit yourself on the thumb.

I guess the confusion here is that the browser is taking on the role of the server in setting the cookie value. In doing so it should follow the same rules any server should in setting a cookie value, which don't generally allow for raw JSON (no double-quote! no comma!).

Either use a decent higher-level API for something like this (which will take care of any necessary encoding/escaping), or learn exactly what low-level encoding/escaping is needed. Pretty much the same thing you face in nearly anything to do with information communication.
"Add new point" button doesn't do anything. Falls over at the very first hurdle. 3 error in the console,

POST https://routes.trailimap.com/route/ 400 (Bad Request)

Error fetching route from Graphhopper Error: Network response was not ok

Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'paths')
at g (page-c19a2a89477d3054.js:1:35496)
Simple macOS kernel extension fuzzing in userspace w/ IDA and TinyInst
You are literally 1 step away from claiming nazis did nothing wrong
Do you have to tip on the Walmart grocery delivery? I thought about signing up but the cost savings goes away if tipping is expected.
N=1, but the problem with dating apps isn't improving profiles or sending better messages. The most important thing (by far) is looking good and taking good pictures, so the old bro advice of hitting the gym is pretty solid. As a single guy in my 30s, the dating experience sucks (more generally) because dating apps purposefully introduce information asymmetry, make you pay for visibility (as a man), and optimize for matches as opposed to fun irl interactions. I wrote a blog post which went viral a few years ago about exactly this here[1]. Studies also show that women tend to be much pickier than men (interestingly, only with strangers), so unless you're in the top 10-20% looks-wise, you will be basically invisible.

And for the record, my message on dating apps is always "Hey, I hate dating apps, but I like you. Let me get your number, I'll take you out on a fun date this weekend, and we'll see if we vibe."—I get the number like 85% of the time and setting up a date via text is way more intimate than doing it through a dating app.

As far as getting your 100 real beta users, my sister is working on a startup in the meditation/health space and TikTok ads worked great for her. Might cost you a bit, but from what I hear the testers are pretty high quality and regularly engage with the app.

[1] https://dvt.name/2020/02/24/rfc-lets-disrupt-dating-apps/
About how the product is going now (5 weeks old)...

Users: 23 real users. Thrilled that 15 new users found us via X, Product Hunt, and Reddit.

Product Improvements: More human-like blog content, user-friendly interface, and content tailored by language and country.

Challenges: Low engagement despite sign-ups.
Users average 2.35 keyword searches and mostly create just one blog post.

Realized many early-stage startup founders might not prioritize or understand organic traffic yet.
The delay (3-6 months) to start seeing the first results can aggravate that.

Next Steps:

Continue educating users about SEO and long-tail keywords;

Integrate with WordPress to simplify content posting and attract more users via the plugin store;

Thinking about generate a 30 day marketing plan based on the product and audience of my user and automatically generate the long-tail keyword opportunities.
Reminds me of how people forward requests through CloudFlare workers as a cheap way to get around IP-based rate limits.
Windows Firewall dynamic keywords: host FQDN wildcards
Netanyahu and Gallant will no longer be able to travel to Europe, and likely will not want to fly over Europe either (thus not to the US either).
"Gym rats" was already a thing.
Thanks man! Really glad to hear that. Actually, I had bikepacking and bike touring in mind while working on it as I love doing long cross-country bike trips every summer myself.
So you think Israel will start attacking European countries? I don't think that would work out well for them.
Jaguar is lost but Volvo knows the way
The model was trained on games in PGN notation. It would be shocking if it found ASCII art easier to understand than what it was actually trained on.
C'mon folks. So many "expert opinions" and erudite references in these comments. The sciences of cognition, neurology, evolutionary psychology etc are all still muddling around trying to figure out how the human mind works. We're learning a lot about possible ways the mind might work from our observations of processes and outcomes of machine learning. It's a cool new paradigm to add to the mix. I really like the framing offered by the author. They're quite upfront about the fact that there's a lot of genetics involved. That all models are wrong but some are useful.

Why all the defensiveness? Whatever genetic aspects of our personalities and behaviours there are - there's still a pretty big component of just learning patterns. Language acquisition is like that. It's an innate thing but the languages we're exposed to as kids shape what patterns of language use we fall into.
Code Conversion Language (2019)
I don't think it's worth much even if you are a gamer. Unless you're at the absolute top of the game, the fraction of a second you save on your inputs isn't going to make a bit of difference (and even for those at the top of the game I have serious doubts that it would). But a lot of gamers are young and extremely gullible, so it's easy to sell them snake oil like this. This sort of thing is like the high end cables marketed to audiophiles, it is all hype and no substance.
>juxtaposing something incredibly stressful and dangerous, with something else.

That "something else" to me is the absolute ease of the act. I think we normally expect the scale of the consequences to match the setup difficulty.

Simply bringing two pieces of metal together for instant death? It's absolute magic!

So there's also the wizardry component of it. It tickles our love of fantasy stories and arcane power, and the irresponsible handling thereof.

Elsewhere someone mentions lighting cigarettes at a gas station. That situation has similar aspects, but lacks the magical flair.
Justice has to be declared as an essential principle of human organisation.

If the 1984 vision of a boot stamping on a human face forever is going to work out to be true, then so be it.

The ICJ is at least holding out against that future.

What will you (as a human) choose to do?

These days and years are going to be definitional I think.
There is indeed, as you state, political influence being exerted on courts. Most of that influence is in support of Israel and Netanyahu — do you really think there is significant political power and influence upon the ICC from Palestine or Hamas? Look at the amount AIPAC has contributed to pro-Israel politicians. It’s quite frankly absurd such a political organization exists under the guise of representing American Jews yet pretty much lobbies solely for Israeli geopolitical issues. Kennedy even tried to get it to register as a foreign agent. The fact that these warrants were issued despite the influence and leverage of Israel is a hint at how egregious the crimes are.
Could you expand on the complicated reasons? Or have a resource handy? Is it Bluetooth wireless or 2.4GHz radio adapter wireless that’s faster?
What skill do you develop to avoid the need for a helmet? Is it like a spidey sense, or do you hit yourself in the head so frequently your skull thickens enough to protect your brain from falling objects?
Humanloop is moving to general availability
My favourite one is the flail with the demon core attached to it. Memes aside, I find it fascinating how absurd was thinking that experiment was a good idea
The EU has a mutual defence clause, and one of the EU's member states, France, has nuclear strike capabilities, including at least one submarine with nuclear intercontinental ballistic missiles on constant patrol somewhere in the oceans.

I doubt it would get to it, but if the US legitimately invades the Netherlands to rescue war criminals, France is more likely to side with the Netherlands than with the US.
The cool feature of hall effect keyboards is the ability to set multiple actuation points on a key.

For racing games, that means a real throttle.

And it's also nice with FPS games to have the W key mapped at half-press to W, and full-press to SHIFT and W. Most FPS games require you to press an additional key (such as shift) to run, even though you'll spend 99.99% of your time running.

That being said, I wouldn't buy a keyboard (magnetic or otherwise) for more than $50.
Muffin? Cake?

You graduate from consuming cookies to eating...
> Pedantically, their resources were never combined. They independently tried to compete, and they independently failed.

I'm talking about Windows Subsystem for Android, which leveraged Amazon's app store.

Though honestly, their application strategy since Windows 8 has been fascinating. Watching them:

- ship Linux and Android app support

- replace their first-party browser with a Chrome derivative (and inherit all the PWA support of its parent)

- ship first-party support for .NET and PowerShell on other platforms

- ship React Native builds for Windows and macOS

...all suggest they're really trying not to get into the same hole as what happened with Metro, by giving you a lot of different ways to build something that can then run on modern versions of Windows -- regardless of whether that's even necessarily your goal.
Then fund the stores through the Medicaid funds generated.

Gotta start somewhere.
Where's the data backing up what you said?

>You probably have a narrow definition of “most people” (probably some motivated high school or undergraduate student)

I was thinking "3-4 out of 5 people you pick on the street at random".

>too loose with what it means to “understand mathematical concepts abstractly”.

Enough that they could recognize whether a mathematical concept is applied correctly (e.g. if I have a 2% monthly interest, should I multiply it by 12 to get the annual interest? Why, or why not?) and conversely to correctly apply concepts they already understand to new situations, as well as to leverage those concepts to potentially learn new ones that depend on them.

>imagine professional musicians saying that most people should be able to take a piece of music and understand its harmonic structure, then apply it to a new setting to generate a new piece. Most people will reject this idea as absurd.

Okay, but we're arguing about what is the case, not about which idea has more popular support. Since most people don't understand thing 1 about composition, why should their opinion matter? A skilled composer's opinion on the matter should have more bearing than a million laymen's.
I bought this in their pre-release sale and sold it immediately after the first day. It’s incredibly large and heavy, cheap keycaps, action doesn’t really feel nice for typing, latency was high, wired only, and I could not find a good use for the multi-stage-activation feature.

With the high latency (I measured up to 90ms at 1000hz which is ridiculously high), and competitive games banning use of macros, it’s pretty useless for gaming.
The FORTH code for Chipwits is released in the game's 40th anniversary
WhatsApp Gains Voice Message Transcripts
They should put the numpad on the left side then, people can learn to hit numbers with left hand, I used to do this with a dedicated usb numpad
They just added extension support to packagist, so composer looks like a pretty healthy ecosystem that's officially supported.

https://thephp.foundation/blog/2024/11/19/pie-pre-release/
Very cool. I’ve been playing in this space as well and built a window switcher with labels on macOS with Tauri.

It’s a fun tool!
Although, in Sweden i am pretty sure the crossing from the example it would have had a pedestrian/cycling tunnel beneath it.

Look around, they are everywhere.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/BxEh3gBhooeH9Pfe7?g_st=ac
I don't believe that. It's EU regulation to provide this information. It's featured prominently in all job related communication everywhere in EU.

Your sister simply doesn't care and might be leaving a lot of money on the table. This is not representative of EU people.
I type with the Advantage2 on my lap.

The Advantage2 keyboard geometry gives you many landmarks, so even if you don't touch-type your hands can find the keys. In other words, even if you have poor keyboard technique (lifting your hands, pecking, etc.) this keyboard is a big win.

Recommend you don't waste time on inferior alternatives like ZSA Moonlander, but maybe that will be your mistake ("learning opportunity") along the way to the peak.
If we are going to discuss the diplomatic and international implications of the ICC, it is important to note that the security—and even the continued existence as independent, sovereign entities—of the countries supporting the court is overwhelmingly reliant on the U.S. military umbrella. Without this protection, their sovereignty would quickly be at risk.
I'm glad he improved the promoting, but he's still leaving out two likely huge improvements.

1. Explain the current board position and the plan going forwards, before proposing a move. This lets the model actually think more, kind of like o1, but here it would guarantee a more focused processing.

2. Actually draw the ascii board for each step. Hopefully producing more valid moves since board + move is easier to reliably process than 20×move.
Among other things, the USB host polls the keyboard at a fixed rate. Fantastic breakdown if you have 30 minutes: https://youtu.be/wdgULBpRoXk
On the adoption side, no.

This feels way more like the 90s IT offshoring wave where it was forced bluntly, top down because they thought it would save money.

Things like crypto or cloud or big data had a much longer and measured adoption cycle.
It doesn't give me much confidence bringing it up at all in this convo. As if replacing HFCS with cane sugar (55% vs 50% fructose) changes anything about junk food.
You really think France would risk nuclear war with the US over Netherlands?
The Keystone keyboard is never going to ship. The Kono web store is currently doing a rug pull and scamming their customers.
Do you have any examples apps built on electrobun?
No, I’m talking about voluntary use of frameworks like react to create websites.

The front end can have very little js and still be fully functional (like this website for example).
> The article mocks Postel's law

As they should. Postel's Law was a terrible idea and has created minefields all over the place.

Sometimes, those mines aren't just bugs, but create gaping security holes.

If your client is sending data that doesn't conform to spec, you have a bug, and you need to fix it. It should never be up to the server to figure out what you meant and accept it.
The brand "Das Keyboard" did that almost 20 years ago on a non-mechanical keyboard. The activation forces were tuned in exactly that way across the keyboard. The keycaps also didn't have any legends on them, so it targeted the nerdy/elitist audience a bit. Their later keyboards seem to have gone for uniform mechanical switches though.

NYT article about it from back then: https://archive.is/ANcdu and a picture of it from wikipedia showing the lack of legends on the keycaps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Das_Keyboard#/media/File:DasKe...

These days, it wouldn't be that hard to make yourself. Various brands of mechanical keyboard switches come in a variety of activation forces. Get a keyboard with swappable switches, and tune the weights to your own preference. For example, on my keyboard I use these switches with a 67g weight, but could get some 62g and 65g ones for the pinky keys.

https://zealpc.net/products/zilent?variant=5894832324646
The term you're looking for here is "mass noun" or "uncountable noun", and... well I was going to say "no, it can't", but searching does turn up some uses, so, uh, I guess people are saying that now and I was wrong? It must be pretty new; I'm not seeing it in dictionaries.

(Note that just because "crime" can be used as both a count noun and a mass noun doesn't mean "grift" can be! Most nouns are just one or the other, not both. Like Wiktionary has "crime" as both but "grift" as count only. But it seems like this new uncountable sense of "grift" is out there now, so people will have to update the dictionaries...)
I'm curious, why do you like getters and setters?

I know the textbook answer is so that every single possible property can become some mutable chain of events so you can swap names or side-effects without the caller knowing, but I've yet to find a use for that in real life.

It just leads to builder patterns and other oddities like forced decorators like Java has everywhere. I felt like beans were the realization that perhaps we shouldn't be doing this.
Guns don’t exist in a vacuum. They need constant financial support. US provides that support. Without US, they have no support. Without support, they have no guns.

Don’t just take my word for it, look at all the published requests Israel has made for American gun money.
A full size numpad keyboard gave me wrist pain, since my hands were spread out while using the mouse! Plus I like having more desk space.

I do have a full size keyboard in my closet just in case I have to use excel someday!
Just add a USB 10 key keyboard. Actually, it'd be neat if they made a keyboard with a detachable 10 key portion. Add a USB port so it can plug into the larger keyboard as an accessory.
It was always, and still is, a license issue. Redis stack had a proprietary license and now Redis has a proprietary license.
> (2g for every 1kg of body weight each day)

This equates to a 300lb male consuming 272g of protein per day.
There are 139g of protein in 1lb of chicken breast.

The RDA to prevent deficiency for an average sedentary adult is 0.8 grams per kilogram of body weight. A 300lb male needs about 110g/day at this RDA.
I first thought you were going to point out how the misuse of the word "antisemitic" is especially problematic here:

Do the vast majority of people not understand correlation vs. causation? Because Netanyahu is Jewish does not mean an action against him is because he's Jewish.

That they are willing to use such "cry wolf" tactics, abusing it, dilutes their credibility at minimum - and then should bring their integrity into question, just for this misrepresentation of calling this action antisemitic.
His term would have lasted until 2026. Trump already said he wanted to fire him, but the process for firing the SEC chair isn't as easy as some other positions: https://fortune.com/crypto/2024/08/06/trump-says-he-would-fi...
> Even 10x engeneers can be basically illiterate.

I see what you did there
Great news, the sessions done at Vulkanised and SIGGGRAPH were quite interesting, and is much better than having everyone dependent on HLSL, with a much modern design.
What are the bottlenecks that make this so slow
> That means Mac users can't run 32-bit games anymore, as all macOS versions from Catalina onward only run 64-bit binaries.

This really does seem like a shame.
(bind-keys*

;; file operations

("C-o" . find-file) ; open file

("C-s" . save-buffer) ; save file

("C-S-s" . write-file) ; save as

("M-Q" . kill-this-buffer) ; close file

;; folder tree

("C-d" . neotree-toggle) ; toggle hide/show folder tree

;; buffer content operations

("C-a" . mark-whole-buffer) ; select all

("C-f" . isearch-forward) ; find in file and highlight

("C-S-f" . query-replace) ; find and replace

("C-z" . undo-tree-undo) ; undo

("C-S-z" . undo-tree-redo) ; redo

("C-c" . kill-ring-save) ; Copy

("C-x" . kill-region) ; Cut

("C-v" . yank) ; Paste

;; font size

("C-+" . text-scale-increase)

("C--" . text-scale-decrease)

;; Pane/buffer switching

("M-1" . other-window) ; toggle

("M-2" . previous-buffer) ; previous

("M-3" . next-buffer) ; next

("<M-down>" . split-window-vertically)

("<M-right>" . split-window-horizontally)

("<s-up>" . shrink-window)

("<s-down>" . enlarge-window)

("<s-left>" . shrink-window-horizontally)

("<s-right>" . enlarge-window-horizontally)

("M-q" . delete-window) ; close window

;; launch term

("M-0" . term)

;; code folding

("M-e" . hs-show-block)

("M-E" . hs-hide-block)

("M-h" . hs-hide-all))

edit: Added extra line breaks otherwise the comment text seems to be treated as a single block of text.

Arguably some of these are not standard anything (just something I was happy with) but equally there is also a lot of normal stuff people are used to in several software applications for many decades now.
Show HN: VS Code extensions that display CGM blood glucose levels in status bar
As a Type 1 diabetic, I need to continuously monitor my blood glucose levels.

I’ve implemented a couple of Visual Studio Code extensions that retrieve the latest blood glucose readings from your CGM and display them in your VS Code status bar.

One VS code extension uses the Nightscout CGM to retrieve the blood glucose readings. It requires users to run the Nightscout application on a hosted server. A nice benefit of Nightscout application is that it works with all the major CGM devices. However, a slight drawback of this option is that it requires a hosted third party software (Nightscout) for proper functionality.

I’ve also implemented a Visual Studio code extension for those (like myself) that use the Freestyle Libre CGM. This version connects directly to LibreLinkUp to retrieve the latest blood glucose readings and display them in your VS code status bar. This removes the dependency for the intermediary Nightscout application.

If you are or know any software engineers living with diabetes, these tools might be helpful with diabetes management.

These are tools I built for myself that help me manage my diabetes. They are completely free and open source. I am not selling anything. Users of the tools can use them without any restrictions or connection to me. I am genuinely trying to help others in the community that are software engineers and might find this helpful.

If you try out any of these extensions, I’d love to hear back from you. Any feedback on improvements are very welcome and appreciated.

- https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=borkod.l...

- https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=borkod.n...
Civil aircraft flies supersonic for first time since Concorde
But why would you need to relearn that when you can continue to use your right hand in a better position???
> Volvo is great... volvo is best... volvo is history and security and good smells

The Volvo that used to be all that has been owned and manufactured by "Zhejiang Geely Holding Group" since longer than I care to remember.
Looks like a Sinclair QL. Which is not a bad thing.

But the faux-German is cringe. Weird flex, too, considering that Germany itself is a huge market for these kinds of instruments.