skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Are you considering as circadian lighting the control of just the brightness and when they come on or also including the change from cool to warm light color as well? The ability to change the color temp of the lights is the killer point for me. Anything above 3600K is a no go for me after sunset
Developing a full kill chain for adobe usually requires chaining together several bugs. "CVEs" are getting ridiculous. Prove to me it is easy and go win Pwn2Own or you can do what I do. Sell it to government contractors for a hefty price...
This seems similar to Sublime Merge. It’ll be interesting to hear a comparison from someone who’s used both.
The thing that really accelerated my pitch learning was choral singing (in particular, with a serious classically-oriented choir at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago). If you’re singing the notes, they really get internalized. At the peak of my skills, I was able to compose a fully harmonized melody on a walk and then play it on piano when I got home.
Maybe declaring martial law when there isn't a violent overthrow of the government in progress doesn't really garner much sympathy.
Why does it offer a description of its own syntax, if it's not a language? I don't see anything on that Github page about using any other languages or how one would specify which language you're writing in. You have syntax examples for USL instead.

I'm sorry, I don't see the purpose or benefit or even a single example of how it would do what you're talking about. They may be there, but the doc isn't showing that.
Can only say it so many times, I suppose.
In the US, we don't.
Anything that can be declared evil through repetition on state influenced media is always popular with autocratic leaders.

One of the reasons "they're oppressing and committing atrocities against some of our people who live there!" has been a perpetual casus belli against neighboring states.

If you trumpet it long enough, eventually people start believing and get mad.
Have they made a Ulysses Pact to enforce their position?
Sued for what? For scraping a website? That is Google's main business.
We use a cache too but we still will hit this limit because our cache is not very large compared with bucket size and as you said, we need to make HEAD requests.

I do not know if this is a hard limit or if some kind of burst is available for spikes. Constant limit per bucket without considering bucket size makes no sense. At least charge for operations as well.

Maybe they just can't scale quickly enough or maybe they consider object storage just for backup/archiving purposes.
> Coal contaminates lots more land in the usual course of operation.

I agree an open lignite pit isn't the best of all sights to have around... but they displace a few thousand people at most, and at least in Germany they are paid off handsomely for their cooperation. Fukushima in contrast had half a million people displaced at its peak, many of them even had to leave their pets behind to fend for themselves.

> Coal ash is so high volume that even just the radioactive traces in it add up

Agreed, but even that pales against the waste that uranium mines produce - and to make it worse, we at least have some sort of audit and oversight capability over domestic mines, but for uranium mines the situation is much more complex. Out of the relevant producers [1], not even 20% come from stable, developed and relatively corruption free Western nations (Australia, Canada).

We just ignore the issues with uranium because we don't have them in front of our doors.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_uranium_p...
I'm fine with "remembered somehow" as another useful definition for "a great artist".

More cynically: van Gogh was only successfully monetized posthumously.
When I did a roof replacement two skylights needed to be replaced and I was offered 3 options. One was purely mechanical, one had a simple remote, and one that required an app! Naturally the app one was the super premium trim.

Am I just so old to know that tying a permanent house control to a platform that can go away like say palm or blackberry or windows xp (vista driver signing) or support for the current wifi standard is slightly ridiculous? Especially for a 30 yr+ purchase?

If I want to be positive about smart home stuff I just share my confusion that the industry didn't standardize on PoE(power over Ethernet) and just give the end customer an Ethernet switch or switches that most novices can figure out and is trivial to transfer to the next homeowner.
> Is that really as true as it used to be since COVID? A number of governments enacted quite astonishingly repressive measures

Zero countries in the West enacted anything resembling martial law. The only freedoms abridged were those of movement and assembly, and even then the penalty was being shut down or ticketed, rarely jail, never summary execution.
Looking at the pricing i dont see really why anyone would use this api. 2,5cent on first look dont seem to be "much" when thinking of the normal by hand usage of a search engine - but in terms of atomated usage (which is the idea for an API right? why else should i use an api...) this will ramp up very quickly to be very expensive.

Apart from that, while i don't like google for all the reasons we all know - still their support of search operators and the results based on them is a magnitude better than all other search engines i tried so far.

And yes my daily driver is duckduckgo atm, tho sometimes i still fall back to google if duckduckgo doesn't deliver and sadly have to admit that google often results in better results than the others... sad but true.
I didn't say Abstinence-Only Education... I said not sleeping around is 100% effective.

And it is.
In a kind of tragic irony of sorts, we now have VSCode (Electron based, similar in resource consumption as when Emacs was new, hence the "eight megabytes and constantly swapping" joke), using JavaScript as extension language, which was supposed to be originally based on Scheme.
Gee wiz, that’s got us stumped! What are the implications there fellas??
Bugatti was headquartered in Alsace and is historically considered a French rather than Italian brand. See, e.g., https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bugatti
> We had to destroy the village in order to save it.

- Unknown U.S. Major in WWII

> We have to destroy democracy to save it

- Anti-populists in 2024
That's been my experience as well... it's a downward trend of reliability. Forty years ago my parents had a bunch of Radio Shack home automation stuff that was actually reliable, though functionally simple. Apart from Philips devices attached to a Philips hub, everything else I've tried in the last decade has been flaky in some way.
Hopefully this is mostly intended to rewrite/polish local history, before it’s pushed upstream.
VPU support in general seems to me to be blocked on an update to the V4L2 API, there is some code in the staging directory.
https://docs.hetzner.com/storage/object-storage/faq/general/

What kind of redundancy does Object Storage offer? How resilient is the product to failures?

"Each uploaded data object is divided into chunks, which are distributed across multiple servers within the cluster. Using erasure coding, the system can ensure data integrity even if up to three storage servers fail.

As always, each of our products can only be one part of a secure backup strategy."

What location is data stored in?

"The entire data of a Bucket is stored in the location you selected. In that location, the data is stored in a single data center. The power and network infrastructure is designed with built-in redundancy for high availability."

So it is single data center and they don't specifically claim durability percentage.
> sounds like the National Assembly just needs to meet & vote to counter this

If the President is accusing "the country’s opposition of controlling the parliament, sympathizing with North Korea and paralyzing the government with anti-state activities," that vote will take place without the opposition.

(It's mindblowing they left this in their Constitution after the 80s.)
The reason given is to root out pro-North Korean elements. How is red scare stuff still a thing?
No, the real reason is that if Hunter was still incarcerated in 2025 then he’d be used for politics. Moved to Guantanamo, Justice department releases a convenient confession, etc.
On-scalp printing of personalized electroencephalography e-tattoos
Sure, but I seem to recall the leader of the last republic was De Gaulle. The first leader of the current republic was also De Gaulle. It was just him consolidating his political base.
The Power Broker is supposed to be a story of moral failure and how power corrupts, and it is, but it’s also the absolute best how-to guide.
Clean landing page -> clean product. What's the meaning behind the name 'retcon'?
It’s very much a regional thing where Europeans tend to tune higher than Americans, as I recall. A lot is going to be dictated by the pitch of the local church organ.

Historically, as I recall, A was a bit lower than 440 as testified by older wind instruments and organ pipes.
Kagi is streets ahead of DDG
Given the nature of US-Korean relations, I would suspect the USA gave South Korea the blueprint, and it's more of a trial run.
1984 seems to be set in the UK ('Airstrip One', of 'Oceana').

None of the storyline actually takes place in 'Eurasia' or 'Eastasia' or any other part of the world. They don't need to even actually exist for the storyline. Indeed, this itself is a message about controlling a populace via control of information. The rest of the world could have been razed by war, they could be total utopias. The propaganda keeps people from thinking about alternatives.
Intel Launches Arc B-Series Graphics Cards
It's difficult to impress how cool it was to have a open world flight sim / 3D movie editor in 1995. There's not much like it even today; GTA V's movie editor is close. A small "scene" grew up around it, and there were lots of mods/hacks in the 2000s: https://armknechted.com/sicentral/newpage/hacksi.html
So working in the MSP space providing IT support to clients, our VMs are 90% mostly Windows Servers.

Due to the applications, our clients use + AD + File share. Explain how (excuse the French) the fuck Kubernetes and OpenShift helps here.

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From Yonhap (Korea state news):
"Activities related to National Assembly, political parties banned: martial law commander." [1]
"Entry, exit from National Assembly blocked after declaration of martial law." [2]

[1] https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20241203013900315
[2] https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20241203013200315
You can still buy the earlier pi models. The zero is $10 and the B+ is $30 - both in stock at adafruit (the first supplier I happened to check)
Terrorists
Or, as the quip goes, as soon as the bread gets too expensive in Paris.
Seen these on commercial, I wish they stop with commercial for meds. Depressing asf, keep reminding me of my mortality while I’m trying to relax and enjoy a moment
The view from inside a bubble
Is "oligopoly" the word you were looking for?
> If it isn't in you it means you are carefully suppressing it.

This is false and excessively cynical. There are genuinely good people who have values and live up to those values, without hypocrisy, and that doesn't mean they have "carefully suppressed" desires to do otherwise.
Who is talking about prostitution? All I'm saying is that not sleeping around is 100% effective at preventing STIs. And it is... There is no arguing that logic.

It's not my problem that our culture can't keep it in their pants.
Highlights from Peter Desantis's keynote at AWS reinvent 2024
Can you change the png to a jpg in the home page? it takes a long time for me to load it on a slow connection
Does this mean rewriting Magit to use libgit2 FFI bindings[0] rather than subprocess calls would lead to significant speedups?

[0]: https://github.com/emacsorphanage/libegit2
What else to expect when there's so much new money introduced into economy. Economists somehow figured out how to do it while avoiding hyperinflation (a wonder, unironically) but there are signs like this unicorn stuff. And everyone is an investor now, houses and cars (ffs) are expected to if not appreciate, then at least not lose value. Right, a MMO vibe.
Warning: Wikiwalk hazard, but: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Retcon
Say you have to develop an embedded project. Try dealing with Rust and its dependency hell as everything you do requires a million different packages.. Or, develop me a driver that needs DMA.. How about a kernel allocator? Want to do that? Sure just wrap everything in "Unsafe"... So what is the point? Furthermore Rust programs link to libc ironically.
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> While I concede that most people think of perfect pitch as something that is instilled in some way in early childhood rather than achievable through practice, I guess I would ask those commenters... why do you think the latter is fundamentally different, or is using some separate mechanism?

As soon as having learned some relative pitch, it becomes very difficult to train absolute pitch. One single note a day. For the second note the brain will switch to relative mode, and there's no progress on absolute. Forcing the ear/brain to run in absolute mode seems possible, but is difficult consistently enough to practice absolute.

Source: Experimenting with my own ability (or lack thereof).
Yep.

Pretty much everyone.

Only difference in which enemy is pointed to, is who you ask.
Very slick! But tbh this isn't the difficult part, conflicts are. I suspect not many people will pay for a GUI interface to `git rebase -i`.

If you can make merge conflicts less dumb then I'm there!
If we're just blindly speculating, why limit it to a tiny window of worst case outcomes. Political stunt? Strong message being sent to NK based on some intel that isn't public?

Obviously none of us know the details yet but there are clearly better possible outcomes than a full on coup.
The Next Four Years Will Be All About Natural Gas
See this fact, GTA Vice City was set in the year 1986 and was released in the year 2003. That game is now older (21 years) than the time period it was set in when it launched (17 years). So if they made that game today with the same time delta, it would be set in the year 2008 when we already had the second gen iPhone.

I think this perceived time warp is affecting many people in the 30+ age group since the world(at least the west) hasn't changed that much in the last 10-15 years or so, so compared to the past when 10-15 years delta made a huge difference, especially in the areas of technology and entertainment, so it kinda feels like time just went by us while the world stood still.
Thinking Elixir Podcast 231: Pretty Error and OTP Raw Mode [video]
It was France avoiding the Spanish Civil war.
This is a very short-sighted point of view. $8B is about $50 per taxpayer; keeping the US semiconductor industry alive is a better investment - and more important - than whatever you'd spend it on.
Freedom seems to be on the decline everywhere.
You can pay with bitcoin if you want. Bitcoin is not fully anonymous (but for that matter, neither is cash-in-the-mail since TLAs store photos of the outside of envelopes, but I digress). Kagi itself doesn't have the data needed to de-anonymize the transaction, so it's as anonymous as you can reasonably expect.
emacs is a lot faster now that it uses a JIT elisp compiler by default. I don’t really think switching to a different runtime will make much of a difference there.
I had a friend in high school who had amazing pitch recognition. I still remember being at band camp and watching him with a cassette player and a stack of manuscript paper transcribing the “Get Away” break from Chicago a measure or two at a time. He’d play a bar of music, then write down all the parts. It really ruined me because I assumed this was a binary thing, you either had it or you didn’t and didn’t realize it could be learned until I eventually learned it.
> Kremlin's sawing chaos in the democratic world

"President Yoon has taken an overwhelmingly pro-US policy compared to previous presidents," and his "PPP is fiercely anti-communist and advocates a hawkish policy against North Korea" [1]. With "many PPP politicians support[ing] South Korea having nuclear weapons on its own," this is not the man Pyongyang or Moscow want as dicator in Seoul.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People_Power_Party_(South_Kore...
Your big company can't be a startup again
the teapot analogy actually falls on kagi to provide proof.

and i doubt mean a non biding privacy policy. heck metabook and google both always had one saying the same thing
Well thats fine imo but my issue is just usability. I dont want to give my personal cell to twitter and the account I made constantly gets locked out. I like how threads bluesy and mastodon you can just browse without logging in
You could already OCR. What made me actually use it was exactly its becoming an OS feature. Now it seems weird if there's an image with text and I can't select the text I can plainly see on my screen.
There were lots of complaints about the COVID stuff from the people. I noticed very little on the mainstream news, though.
space-retrieved is a better translation
It's December for God's sakes, just yesterday I thought that the Syria rebels would be the last geopolitical surprise for the year.
I sometimes use RF-based (Zigbee, Z-Wave) smart home stuff in the walls; no Internet dependency. These devices work fine if you don't use any smart stuff, they just allow control over the radio.
> It's breaking news about a topic that came out of the blue for everyone.

After having read the two rather strongly opinionated pieces "Amusing ourselves to death" [1] and "Avoid news" [2] they have mostly convinced me that "breaking news" is rarely of value in our everyday life, and I would rather have less of it.

[1] https://ia800101.us.archive.org/27/items/Various_PDFs/NeilPo...

[2]: https://web.archive.org/web/20130117104220if_/http://dobelli...
> Google Lens brought seamless OCR to images.

Do you have to open Google Lens to do it? I could already do something like that, just didn't. It's totally different when it Just Works.
That will depend on what other hardware they put on the board. In general though N100 is just a standard x86-64 so you have a lot better odds of good support.
"currently" is doing some heavy lifting there (right proper to state it that way).

Is there an enforceable claim that Kagi will never store such info?

The making an account for searching linked to govt-verifiable payment and ID data, however ephemerally, is also a high bar for me (and for women in the US with the incoming administration's focus on over-regulating pregnancy outcomes, holy fork NO)
I love stories like this because they tell me what to call the old things I’m trying to get rid of.

Am I selling an outdated Sony Cybershot 6MP? Nope, it’s a “vintage CCD digicam.”
In the context of western politics, "woke vs not woke" is just today's name for progressive (or even status quo) vs reactionary politics. What's being referred to in SK is somewhat more specific to incels and the 4B movement (which is more radical than how westerners have been using it).
I'm forced to use Cisco AnyConnect to contact customer sites, but I'm about four levels of outsourcing removed from the folks who would actually have the golden keys to access the Cisco portal.

I have long ago accepted that small companies will react to your ticket in 30 minutes and deliver a fixed build in 2 hours, whereas sending bug reports to Cisco-sized corporations is about as effective as praying to the ancient gods
(Not gp) I’d like to read it, but I don’t understand how to even start to make sense of large texts like this. Does one just read and believe, or how does it look like? It speaks many insights and facts, but where does it get these? How does one even write such text without being e.g. a highly ranked official working directly in the field for many years? Authors profile https://acoup.blog/author/aimedtact/ doesn’t inspire confidence either.

I’m not overtly critically set against it or anything in this thread, just curious what is the reasonable expectation here.
I once told my son when he was 4 that if his tablet crashes, or a video stops working, he needs to ask it nicely. It usually worked - the issue was lack of patience. Still, it made me smile when I saw him every now and then putting his most polite voice and saying, "please, can you play my video?".

But soon... Won't be able to do anything without interacting with an LLM!
Eight replies to my post and no one has mentioned China yet.

Has China been accepted as a "real" enemy? To me, China is the main virtual enemy that politicians trout out to create fear and distraction.
It was the religious thing and not all the other scandals that caused the low trust? That's fascinating!
How much time ya got? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_strategy
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Since this comes as a surprise to many of my first-time British colleagues: US customary and Imperial use the same names, but are different units. The US customary volume units (cups, gallons, etc.) are on two scales: the "tablespoon scale" which is all powers-of-two, and the "teaspoon scale" which is a third of some nearby tablespoon scale.

I used to have a handy chart of the mapping of "prefix" to power-of-two, for 2^-7 to 2^7.

Also, the US foot was supposed to be exactly 30cm, but the French couldn't get their shit together, in time.