skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I use the boba u4 silents and I consider them to be my endgame switch. It has a very crisp bump despite being quieter than pretty much any other keyboard in my office. I've had them for about 2 years and nothing else has caught my eye since I got them.

These hall effect dealios do sound interesting but I've never liked linear. I dont think I'm interested in changing the actuation point since it would be desynchronized from the bump point. As far as analog controls go, I have controllers for that.
One thing I would recommend. Install instructions for Linux/Windows/Mac. Not finding them in the documentation.
You get this everywhere.

There's amateur photographers who have a super-expensive camera.

Weekend artists with a cupboard full of the pricest paints and papers.

Super-expensive bicycles that only get ridden a few days a year.
Classic 2024 company. Started out with a few genuinely cool products and a quirky, fun attitude. Got popular, decided to exploit that good will and now everything they do seems greedy and inauthentic (regardless of whether any specific product is or not). Maybe this is a great product? But after the OP Field pricing shenanigans and OP-Z quality issues... hard to give them a second chance.
Google’s spiders will punish you for giving them too many 429 responses. It’s hell for hosting sites with vanity urls. They can’t tell they’re sending you 50+ req/s.

It’s practically a protection racket. Only AWS gets the money.
Thanks! That was unexpectedly touching.

"will it be lovers' weeping
in a small dirty hotel
when wall-paper dawns"
Readonly might have different semantics (as it does in C#).

Readonly has been discussed but it wasn't part of the property hooks RFC and is a separate issue/feature. This is just a natural consequence of having private setters.
Thanks for the explanation.

I have always called this "front loading" and it's a concept that's been around for decades. Front loading almost always reduces development time and increases quality, but to many devs, it feels like time-wasting.
Show HN: Lost Trail – App for Hiking
iOS app that allows creating, saving and recording hikes.
This reminds me of that 3d printed magnetic ergo keyboard I see now and then, Svalboard I think?

idk, I don't have a 3d printer, but if I did, I'd probably give it a try.
For sure. Just describing the current state of things.
Gradually.
This was my situation with Windows 7. I stuck with it right up until Chrome dropped support, which was more "the wrting's on the wall" than about Chrome. So I started building a new PC to run Linux, all AMD, and for kicks installed Void Linux Musl just to give it a try. Turns out with Flatpak you can just install just about anything on a systemd-free Musl machine which is perfect for bloated dependency-hell software. So I have Steam, Chrome, KiCAD and Libreoffice installed via flatpak and the rest is built against musl.

I had almost zero issues switching. Just about every one of my Steam games run just fine. The few pieces of Windows software I use runs in a Win 7 VM.
Cookies seem to be a big complicated mess, and meanwhile are almost impossible to change for backwards-compatibility reasons. Is this a case to create a new separate mechanism? For example a NewCookie mechanism could be specified instead, and redesigned from the ground-up to work consistently. It could have all the modern security measures built-in, a stricter specification, proper support for unicode, etc.
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It is little known that it is super easy to make

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methcathinone

from PE in mild conditions and aqueous solution. It has a hell of a kick and I’ve heard anecdotal accounts of people becoming seriously addicted but stimulant users as a class greatly prefer methamphetamine.
Unhappily the era of whinging about victimization and virtue signaling has persisted
Oh yeah. My bad. I maintain the author reads as surprised though.
Oh I actually do have townscaper too, it is also a lot of fun. It feels like it's half finished though. I wish there was more to it so to speak.
Are you claiming that a drug free person can gain as much muscle mass while in a calorie deficit as while in a calorie surplus?

If so, I would be very curious to that reference.
Refresh vs. Long-lived Access Tokens (2023)
There are Haskell packages for uncertainty (e.g. [0], based on automatic differentiation [1]). However, these packages don't support typed dimensions, because multiplication/division becomes more complex.

It is my goal to provide quantities with uncertainty AND typed dimensions one day.

[0]: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/uncertain

[1]: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/ad
The article mocks Postel's law, but if the setter of the cookie had been conservative in what they sent, there would have been no need for the article...
Thanks for the note, we will try to make the install instructions clearer. The desktop app is available via a download button on the homepage: https://autotab.com
If somebody kept using the same phone line to trigger bombs, do you think that the phone company doesn't have an obligation to shut that line down? Let's say the police came to the phone company and said "we know that if you shut this phone line down, so and so wont be able to trigger the bomb they have planted in XYZ space." Do you think the phone company should do nothing?

What about a courier that knows it is delivering bombs? We should look past that too?

Which principles are you invoking exactly?
Every step on the path to bloat is justified.
I bought a keyboard without the numpad about ten years ago and rarely miss it (I do have the arrows and keys above them). I would miss it with my work keyboard, but I don't miss it on my personal use gaming PC.
Sure, but most people light their cigarettes with a match or lighter and those have no problem igniting gasoline.
Right, but that quote is kind of dumb. It implies that disagreements or criticism of the US are coming from russian disinformation agents. You can see how that framing (even if true sometimes!) isn't productive to any kind of actual discussion right?
The functionality looks very very cool. But the privacy policy raises an eyebrow - am I overreacting?

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You trade complexity in source code for complexity in language. For example, property hooks will make code that currently uses other methods to accomplish that task much easier to read and write.
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Surely, this is the time that bitcoin goes to zero!
Already love what it can already do! Impressive that nearly every time I get a fully runnning response in form of a web app

Can you share more about your prompt chain approach?

- Do you map prompts to specific developer roles (e.g., manager to say what each component should do and than another prompt with less context that focuses on the implementation for this specific file?

- Or do you generate all files at once?

Just because I prompted with a lot of long initial messages: Have you also explored an iterative refinement process where the AI revisits the initial message to nail down details more accurately?
Yeah but since the title is itself an opinion using it as the post title is less useful than an accurate description of what the link is.
This is literally what seniority/experience means.

This is why more experienced developers get paid more — because the deliver more consistent, higher quality, less issues work.

You work more, on more projects etc. and you eventually grow. Doesn't matter at all which tricks, approaches do you use.

The best investment in you quicker growth - is to find bigger, more complex and important project to tackle, and better team.
> From a QA perspective, I greatly regret that the world of infrequent releases is mostly gone.

From the perspective of a software user, I greatly regret the same thing. I really think that rapid/continuous release has done more harm than good.
They just don't burn hot enough to ignite. Remember - things burn at different temps.
Java 5 was a fun upgrade for a lot of people because it caused JUnit tests to run in a different order. Due to hashtable changes altering the iteration of the reflected function names.

Don’t couple your tests, kids!
https://archive.ph/zDePC
Well, "had to."
Electric car batteries last longer than expected (study) – ecomento.de
But we wouldn't know what it looks like, we would only know what your AI thinks it looks like. So no, we're not interested in filling up our heads with vaguely related AI slop. If you had actually posted the store link that would be an entirely different question, which you've somehow tried to conflate with generated images.
Needs a better name than NewCookie though. Suggestions include SuperCookie, UltraCookie or BetterCookie

Or to be slightly more serious avoid calling it a cookie and call it something else. Too much baggage surrounding the word cookie.
As a Dutch person living in the US, a big difference is also that almost every driver in the Netherlands is also a cyclist themselves. In the US there is this almost cultural divide between drivers and cyclists where it becomes part of people's identity. In the Netherlands most people will just choose their mode of transportation depending on the specifics of the trip.

In practice this means drivers tend to do a much better job anticipating cyclists, e.g. by checking for cyclists before making a turn.
Very cool. Thanks for the links, I'm not very familiar with the Haskell ecosystem, I mostly work in Rust and Go these days. I'll definitely check them out.
I'm picturing a wrecked bike and a broken body every few hundred meters, painted in reflective white paint
That feels like that XKCD comic about now there being 15 standards.
The joke in flyover provinces/states, is it’s difficult to cause an accident, because it’s flat and there are few trees, people, boulders or buildings to crash into.

If you fall asleep while driving, you’ll just ruin some corn/wheat crops until you get stuck in a rut or get yourself back on the road.

Tried to google for the longest distance anyone drove asleep at the wheel but only getting results about semi-conscious sleepdriving, but I bet it’s quite a distance.
You are the one saying no-one would do it. I was explaining that wasn't a fact.
I live now in Toronto and people are fine cycling in the summer (40º) and winter (-5º) all year long because of better infrastructure. Which is the point of the article.
> I see that many people are confused [...] by my take that math talent isn't primarily a matter of genes

Speaking only for myself, I'm not confused at all. Rather I vigorously disagree with this statement, and think that stumping for this counterfactual premise leads to cruel behavior towards children (in particular) who plainly do not have what it takes to learn, for example and in particular, algebra.

> In other words: the people who run the mathematical 100m in under a second don't think it's because of their genes.

This is not their subject of expertise, and they are simply wrong. Why? Simpson's Paradox, ironically.
You also need a list for things Trump attempts to do but ultimately gets stopped by more reasonable people in his administration.

The size of that list in his prior term is a lot larger than many people are comfortable with, and the purge of insufficiently loyal members from the party as well as loyalty tests for appointees suggests much of that list is now back in play.
"It's clear that the most powerful militaries in the world (US, Russia, essentially China too) have declared the "rules-based world order" dead."

Correct, and that's what happened only about a decade after WWI—the War to End All Wars and look what happened.

I'm fearful history might repeat itself. It has a bad habit of doing so and often with unexpected twists.
It’s because “rocks” aren’t the fundamental nature of our reality. There are also ugly giant bags of mostly water posting comments in this very thread.
While this Swedish linguistic tendency isn't related to Russia, on that topic we have an old saying: "Lede fi [archaic: evil enemy] kommer från öst."
To expand on this, the lack of a meaningful model of reality really detracts.

In one instance, I “accidentally” broke the pane of glass, which leads to an apparent dead end as the LLM will only proceed with fingerprint evidence. However, I noticed a fingerprint on a random building and it turns out it belong to Crispi! So everything is back on track and the case is solved.

The LLM is sort of reality rhyming. It doesn’t know what reality is, it just knows how to rhyme, so we get really silly situations like that one.
Feels deliberate, just like ‘das sequencer’
my sister lives in Europe and so does most of my family. they do not EVEN KNOW what their pre-tax pay is!!! when she interviews and does salary negotiations the number she gets is the number that will deposited into her bank account that will be at her disposal.

several years ago my sister needed a visa to go to UK and they actually asked for this - part of the paperwork was asking for her pre-tax earnings. it took her about a week to figure out where she could get this from...
This case was not filed by any country, it was directly filed by Karim Khan, an employee of the ICC.

The court that requires a country to file is the ICJ. Iran is already a signatory to the ICJ and there is nothing that would legally prevent them from filing a case if they wanted to.
One is certainly more visibly political while the other is much harder to see. Seems like even you are confused by it.
Show HN: Bluesky Hacker News Bot
Hey everyone. Thought I'd share a quick HN bot I just set up on Bsky sharing the top few posts every hour which I used as a way to have a play with the api. Enjoy!
I frequently use RWGPS for planning my bike rides but don't pay for it (yet!). Curious - is all routing done by graphhopper or do you have some secret sauce on your end? Also graphhopper web has regular bike mode and "racing bike", they tend to come up with different routes, wondering if it's incorporated on your side somehow or if there is a way to influence RWGPS algorithm to be more "road cycling" vs casual cycling (I think that's what graphhopper means by "racing").
Neither is Python.
According to some at the DoJ, there are usually individuals liable for these sorts of violations: https://www.justice.gov/opa/file/826721/dl
Someone made a timeline of European drawings of elephants after they disappeared from Europe: https://www.uliwestphal.de/elephas-anthropogenus/index.html
> I know people love to say this, but does anyone realistically make websites or web apps that way?

In PHP, I do. In other platforms, no. My personal PHP site is published by a git push to the server.
>common radio technology isn't good enough to isolate the driver's seat

Look man, you don’t know what you’re talking about. UWB can easily position a device in a vehicle. BT direction finding is also quite promising.

But I’m not suggesting any advanced locating, let alone a jammer (lol). I’m literally just suggesting an NFC pad with a phone “seat belt” for the primary device connected to the infotainment. Car makes a beeping noise until you rest the phone in the safe spot. That’s it. Nothing any more extreme than existing seat belt and speed limit warnings (which save lives despite their nuisance).

t. Actual automotive engineer for a major OEM that works on infotainment & mobile software, Bluetooth, UWB, & future RF
> that has always been much faster than Redis

Do you have some reliable recent benchmarks comparing the two?
It's also noteworthy that the United States, or any of its allies, did not detect and warn Ukraine of the impending strike. Or maybe they did but determined that the target wasn't their own country, and wasn't worth letting their adversaries know about their detection capabilities.
None of this explicitly has anything specifically to do with HTML.
FYI - this could be really useful in logistics operations and production too! (Which is my background, although I suspect the price point is unfortunately much too high for that application).
We are planning to open source it soon. Last few cleanups :)
If you think it's a sham, why would you participate in the process? I don't agree that it is a sham, but it's an absurd principle to think that they'd have any interest in doing so.
I had never heard of this story. What an absolutely horrible way to die. Not only do you have ample time to suffer with the knowledge of your impending death, but you get to do so in agony the whole time. I wouldn't wish that upon anyone.
Underline that. As I learnt it, compost mostly benefits from drying, baking it in the sun.
NewCookie is, roughly, what browser Local Storage is.

At least for some use cases. Of course, it doesn't directly integrate with headers.
A part of me likes this. Every now and then, isn’t it nice to pursue something and just see where it goes, without a monetization strategy or similar?
Amid the age of growing privacy concerns, we often look for options to browse the internet safely without relying on third-party services. Setting up a private VPN (Virtual Private Network) server is one of the secure solutions in these times. OpenVPN offers one of the most trusted and flexible VPN solutions, which allows you to set up a private network that shields your data from potential network vulnerabilities. Some popular use cases of using a VPN include but are not limited to, bypassing regional restrictions, securing usage of public Wi-fi, and so on.
SEC chair Gary Gensler will step down
> For one, gpt-3.5-turbo-instruct rarely suggests illegal moves, even in the late game. This requires “understanding” chess.

Here's one way to test whether it really understands chess. Make it play the next move in 1000 random legal positions (in which no side is checkmated yet). Such positions can be generated using the ChessPositionRanking project at [1]. Does it still rarely suggest illegal moves in these totally weird positions, that will be completely unlike any it would have seen in training (and in which the legal move choice is often highly restricted) ?

While good for testing legality of next moves, these positions are not so useful for distinguishing their quality, since usually one side already has an overwhelming advantage.

[1] https://github.com/tromp/ChessPositionRanking
Can't imagine having this on my desk at work..

Wouldn't something like the moonlander be better?
We know that Israel was responsible for many of those deaths. I say that not to absolve Hamas of responsibility, but simply because it's a fact.

And when compared to F35s, tanks, missiles and the iron dome... I think simple, often homemade, rockets are small arms.
A small tech company called Cape has been selling a privacy-focused cellphone service to the U.S. military. Now Cape will be offering its product to high-risk members of the public
This makes me wonder what scenarios would be unlocked if OpenAI gave access to gpt4-instruct.

I wonder if they avoid that due to the potential for negative press from the outputs of a more "raw" model.
> Gallant provided plenty of evidence of the intent. Did they really think that when they talk Hebrew to their audience, rest of the world does not hear them.

Absolutely, I can not find the BBC or most other major news networks broadcasting and translating any of that.

I only see that on social media
Natural selection encodes adaptive responses to the environment in DNA (and other molecules), so memories can be encoded to the extent that they are adaptive and can be encoded (i.e., mechanisms may not exist to encode everything using only standing natural variation).
Sure, it's just money guys. Netflix, Amazon, Youtube, Apple. Just money.

If this is the story hollywood insiders tell themselves (and I doubt the smart ones think this...), it's no wonder they are becoming irrelevant.
Absolutely appalling behavior from Microsoft. I used to really like Windows, but at this point I doubt I'll ever use it again.
Antisemitic. Every time I hear this word, I can’t help but think of its irony—a term used exclusively for describing discrimination against one community, as if prejudice against them carries more weight than against any other. Perhaps, though, it serves as the best reflection of our hypocrisy.
Yeah, it's important to note that this design is specifically for local side streets that are only expected to get destination traffic. If it's a busier street, there would typically be a separate turning lane, i.e. a bigger buffer.