skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I know this, but there is still a massive net benefit for the youth, and I hope it opens the door to more social media scrutiny.

People forget how relaxed life was before everyone could point a camera at someone and upload and embarass them in 10 seconds
> Israel targets Hamas, not civilians

While HN is not necessarily the correct place for this discussion, note that the ICC strongly disagrees with this after a lengthy investigation and multiple quotes from Israelian politicians and generals indicate that this is not the case.
Yes, it's exactly like that.
I'm confused if this is true open source hardware and software or not?
Biology really is the ultimate modular system!
Not in cold climates where in winter the air outdoors is very dry. Heating systems in such climates often have integrated humidifiers.
Also here is a 1998 listing with sgis. Not close to the numbers you’re citing. https://forums.sgi.sh/index.php?attachments/caa_softimage_sg...
They don’t have enough bandwidth to compete with TikTok. There’s a network effect, like YouTube, iMessage, etc.
The problem with AU's U16 ban is that it's going to end up being a de facto real ID requirement for any Australian to communicate online. And also, how many of us on this site were able to learn and grow because they got online as teenagers and learned things?

It would have been much, much better to regulate out the worst features of social media platforms for everyone than to pass a Bill that nobody knows how to implement, with a timeline of "well, you've got a year to figure it out".
No data was lost because APRA rules require funds to back up across multiple clouds.
Maybe the system should be reformed. But who wants to reform a system which is: a) very profotable; b) with the funniest sentences in the world - "convicted to 200 years behind bars".
That seems backwards to me.

I use LLMs for functional reasons to learn things, why shouldn't kids? Isn't this exactly a "disagreement of content" which the political group would care more about than the functional?
“Free access to information“.
It's an interesting thought experiment what the value might be to be the obvious leader in this space.

There are about 2B vehicles on the planet. Say each one is driven for an hour per day. What might be the value of automating that hour? $5?

If it is $5, then the yearly value of automating all rides would be

$5 * 2B * 365 = $3650B

Say we get to 10% automation of the fleet in 10 years. And say the market leader gets 25% market share.

That would be $3650B * 0.1 * 0.25 = $91B

But the first 10% of rides that are automated are probable much more valuable than the average. So let's double that:

$91B * 2 = $182B

Say the margin is 50%. That would be $91B.

At a p/e of 30 that would be worth $2730B.

About twice as Tesla's current market cap.
Yeah, in this particular case MISRAC is doing more harm than good.

I wish we could get an update on these rules, but this issue has been brought up many many times bwfore and has always been brushed away without a proper analysis.
Yeah, the start-up can be atrocious on low-end smart TVs. I had a Samsung that I more often than not would turn off before it turned on, because I thought it hadn't registered the input from the on/off button.

And as salt in the wound, turning off takes like 10 seconds.
>The word robota means literally 'corvée, serf labor', and figuratively 'drudgery, hard work' in Czech and also (more general) 'work, labor' in many Slavic languages

https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/origin-word-robot-rur/
> Preferring throwaway code over design docs

Why writing it if you trow it away anyway ?
I'm hoping it's a government or licensed third party provided anonymous token login system, or an email with a protected top level domain like anonymous@citizenverification.au or something.

De facto id will be a massive step backwards, if they move forward despite saying they most likely wouldn't, but not as far backwards as raising a generation on reactionary and divisive social media
I am a big fan of Cypher I love this. I really wish actual Cypher supported the dot notation for nested keys.
When working with a new psychiatrist, I like to perform a test and establish ground truth that will serve as the basis of our work.

I mention as soon as possible that I'll be requesting name brand prescriptions. If they get it and clearly understand why I'd request name brand, then, great, they've passed the test and we can continue. If they balk, I explain:

1. That the teva-brand generic budeprion XL that I received in place of name-brand Wellbutrin XL in 2010 caused a catastrophic relapse of my symptoms -- and was shortly afterwards withdrawn and banned from the US market.

2. That after I was switched to generic amphetamine salts from the name-brand Adderall formulations I'd been taking, blood tests revealed -- repeatedly -- that there were no detectable amphetamine metabolites in my body, and I was incapable of functioning. As soon as I switched back to a name-brand formulation, the metabolites suddenly reappeared at the expected concentration in my bloodwork, my symptoms abated, and I was able to resume the parts of my life that had derailed in the intervening months.

3. That if the doctor has any problem with or doubts about my requests for name-brand-only, dispense-as-written prescriptions, I will find a different psychiatrist.
People said the same thing to me about computers when growing up, so this has never been a particularly convincing argument to me.
Well if that's the problem, then maybe address that, perhaps by teaching people critical thinking skills?

But teaching people to ask critical questions risks unraveling the fabric of American capitalism ("Hey why is it that the government spends more on healthcare per capita than any other OECD country but with markedly worse outcomes?", "How can we call ourselves the greatest nation on Earth when we are simultaneously the wealthiest nation on the planet and still have such poor health, education and quality of life indicators?"), so we can't have that can we?
I do. West is being bombarded by disinformation that hides under “freedom of speech” umbrella.
The data is a from March 2023 according to OP so a lot of the more recent rust projects just won't be included yet.
Then it just means that you're overventilating! We emit much more steam (through cooking and showering for instance) than we consume oxygen/emit CO2 so controlling the humidity is the main purpose of ventilation, air renewal comes for free as a byproduct of that.
Side note to side note, here's the etymology to villain, "farmhand"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villain#Etymology
Well, you could build a pdf that does the calculation.

(PDF is actually an executable format and allows computation inside of it.)
Show HN: Small Collection of Emacs Packages
Sometimes, I come across a handy tool or a frustrating issue in my daily workflow. If it's both, I might write a small program in a language I’m comfortable with to solve it.

Except for ELisp... For some reason, it annoyed me so much that I couldn't stop writing in it. First, it was simple config tweaks, then small patches, and before I knew it, I was enjoying it. I ended up creating a few packages, and of course, with each one, I’d hit a new problem, push the old one aside, and start fresh. Just hoping I don’t forget to go back to it later. Well, I didn't and I'm slowly revisiting, refactoring or adding new things where necessary.

It works for what I need. Maybe you will find it useful too :)

https://github.com/KeyWeeUsr/typewriter-roll-mode

https://github.com/KeyWeeUsr/imgur

https://github.com/KeyWeeUsr/emacs-syncthing

https://github.com/KeyWeeUsr/org-epa-gpg

https://github.com/KeyWeeUsr/dbml-mode

https://github.com/KeyWeeUsr/mermaid-docker-mode

https://github.com/KeyWeeUsr/decor

https://github.com/KeyWeeUsr/ob-base64
My bad. Yes, I saw DIY heat exchangers posted in the past and people were worried about Legionella/Legionnaires and mold. It seems scary when we don't know what we are doing.

DIY heat exchangers would be so awesome though. Only new constructions are required to have an heat exchanger here.
Right on, it's only a free exchange of ideas if US alphabet agencies can exclusively put their thumb on the scale.

The CCP's "influence" here is just letting content exist that would normally be suppressed on other platforms. Which, obviously, the US government doesn't like - do not intersperse the pro-US military content with anticapitalist rhetoric!!!
Are you suggesting that only a "perfect" government gets to counter the Chinese government's attacks?
Seconded. 1.44 megabytes is not that much, DSL was very impressive on that storage budget. I wonder how small a Linux system is possible these days, even without any GUI functionality.
Don't expect the world to change.
On Jan 20, new office will start tearing up decisions.
regarding sleeping

c) the person is dead

d) the person is doing breathing exercises

e) the person is relaxed, not asleep, and not pretending to be either

f) the person is in a psychoanalyst's couch

Similarly, one can be typing about for a thousand reasons, none of them about flow. Or one is in a stare of flow drawing boxes or just thinking.
> Does anybody else find that statement controversial?

No. But even if programmer's want flow, it is not what they need for their work to be done. Prototyping something and butting heads against a bad documentation or trying to find a way to manage something is not flowing, to the contrary. But it is your job.

If all you want is typing almost mindlessly there are tons of typing game to get in the flow while the "AI" replaces you.
Thanks!

That's a much cleaner scan as well.

(I'd run across a reference to Processed World elsewhere which noted that the full run is archived at the Internet Archive.)
I'm a "sysadmin". I only run Linux on my workstation. I even run NixOs on a home server. I manager Kubernetes clusters. Yet, I use Homebrew on Linux.
You could do this as an air purifier, but it will primarily just remove particulates and other HEPA-y things. It won't actually bring fresh outside air in.

You could glue a fan to an air filter and then position the thing in a window, to bring in outside air that then gets scrubbed by the filter. But now you're bringing in cold air in the winter, or hot air in the summer.

An ERV brings in fresh air and mostly solves the problem of having cold air rushing in on a winter day, or hot air rushing in on a summer day.
Nonvolatile storage by definition doesn't use any energy to retain data after it's been written. But an HDD needs some to spin either way while it's on, even when it's not currently being accessed. I can kinda see where they're going though — if this discovery enables increased bit density on magnetic media, you need fewer HDDs to store the same amount of data, so they use less energy when they're on.
Wow, fridge has a lot of memory.
Sharks eat us every now and then, and the PR got them a whole Shark Week.
Heh, yeah, that is a special case though. Most people don't work on things that has that kind of impact. If it might, I would suggest going against my own advice.
> “Crackers seem soft when their moisture level reaches about 9 percent.” The sample “low difficulty” question asks, “At what moisture level do crackers become soft?”

Are the crackers soft when they seem soft ?
To put it another way: is a woman beautiful when she seems beautiful ? (English is not my mother tongue)
How can you move away from WhatsApp?

As a European that is. Everyone is on it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_driverless_train_syste...

When it comes to autonomous vehicles, most of these are way, way ahead of Tesla.
The world isn't black and white. It's very very gray.
> Even if complex sentences are harder for people to understand, that’s no excuse for them to get worse at it.

Language evolves.
I'm surprised it doesn't come from the EU. On the other hand, I'm not sure if this move is against short form content in general, but rather against China.

I wish the entire world would agree to ban short form content and influencer content in general. Things I saw on reels/shorts range from mild pornography, conspiracy theories, medical advice, promoting overconsumption, financial advice, etc. Nothing useful comes out of these platforms.
i'm looking forward to the day calculus gets rewritten using more intuitive notations.

Everytime i manipulate dx i feel like walking on a minefield.
My house currently is sitting at 35% humidity while being very poorly ventilated (~900ppm CO2). In the summer, it’s around 50% with the same level of ventilation. This generally has been the case everywhere I’ve lived; in the summer, you’re cooling air, which (all else equal) increases the relative humidity of that air. In the winter, you’re heating air, which decreases the relative humidity of that air.
Either you are being sarcastic or you forgot about the Cambridge Analytica incident. Elections can be influenced via the latest prevalent platform in a region. If it’s not TikTok, it’ll be Facebook / Instagram / YouTube.
I did the same with Slackware in 2004. The browser experience wasn't the best, but I still managed to be very productive at that time.

I think there is no Windows 11 port of Dillo available so I sometime use Netsurf and Links Windows ports on Windows!
Oh we tried to fix it and never succeeded. As soon as other teams found out about it, they started using it too. To be honest, had we waited to do it right, we potentially could have made even more money.
>> Llama 3.3 70B and Qwen 2.5 72B are certainly comparable to GPT-4

> I'm skeptical; the llama 3.1 405B model is the only comparable model I've used, and it's significantly larger than the 70B models you can run locally.

Every new Llama generation achieved to beat larger models of the previous generation with smaller ones.

Check Kagi's LLM benchmark: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/ai/llm-benchmark.html

Check the HN thread around the 3.3 70b release: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42341388

And their own benchmark results in their model card: https://github.com/meta-llama/llama-models/blob/main/models%...

Groq's post about it: https://groq.com/a-new-scaling-paradigm-metas-llama-3-3-70b-...

Etc
In 1978 it was even nerdier than that. CPU speed was measured in kilohertz. Often programs were entered using toggle switches and output was on seven-segment red LEDs. Color displays were all but unheard of. Non-volatile storage was on cassette tape. I know that probably sounds like a Monty Python sketch, but I swear this is actually true. I saw it with my own eyes.

Now here is a mind-boggling thought: there will come a time in the not-too-distant future when today's technology will seem as quaint and primitive as what I have just described.
TXTL systems already works. And there are antibodies (not many) that can only be produced cell free.

The problem is really scale.
We Need Seven Bins
"People forget how relaxed life was before everyone could point a camera at someone and upload and embarass them in 10 seconds"

But that has been a thing since quite a while and unless you ban smartphones, won't go away. Not in general at least, but smartphone free areas (in school) are likely beneficial.

On the other hand, we can also make it illegal and enforce it in an easy way to upload pictures of other people against their will. I guess in most areas it is already illegal, but what teen would go to the police over a ridiculous video?

We all could also just accept, that everyone acts embarrassing from time to time.
IIRC, the US shot down some weather balloons in Jan-Feb 2023. Why not the same expediency with these drones?
Every time you hear about freedom of speech in US, let's not forget that this is the country that gave 10 years prison term for anti-war speech (and for being a socialist) to Eugene Debs [1]. For comparison, in Russia the maximum term for anti-war speech now is 7 years.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_V._Debs#Sedition_convic...
I mean, there is a reading here where the cop - though self-righteous - was trying to avoid you getting a ticket which for some (if not most?) people is a worse outcome than having their time wasted

Either way, you have a good mom lol
Basic Animation in WASM with Rust
Air filters remove particulates down to some size, varying based on the filter. They do not scrub CO2 or CO, nor do they (generally) remove other things like VOCs - unless they’re really, really expensive filters. Opening a window exchanges all that junk to be roughly equal to the baseline of your environment, which for most people is at least lower CO2 levels.
> What if even billionaires can’t disrupt the system we have built?

Had this read "What if successful businessmen leading a unified government can't disrupt the system?" I'd raise an eye brow and see what they had to say.

Instead, without the flowery language of helping out, this argues directly that we ought to dismantle the distribution of power and give it to one man - ordained by wealth - in the name of efficiency.

It looks like, swims like, and quacks like fascist ideology.
I didn’t even know there were two classes of magnetism.
Student Phones and Social Media Are Fueling Fights in Schools
Adding Chinese censorship to the mix doesnt improve freedom of speech.
At some point we have to stop being naive and operating in the realm of frictionless theory.
Can you do other shapes of slinkies, not just circles?
There is no level 8... Was this a trick to get me to play it?
> Americans can’t invest directly in Chinese companies

This is not true. You can trade onshore Mainland China stocks through the Hongkong Stock Exchange. There is a special programmed called "Northbound" and "Southbound" in the broker-dealer industry. (This also allows investors from Mainland China to trades Hongkong stocks.) Any big brokerage should offer access to the Hongkong Stock Exchange. There is even a weird special currency called "CNH" that is the Chinese RMB that is allowed to settled in Hongkong, so you don't need a brokerage account in Mainland China to trade.

Read more here: https://www.hkex.com.hk/Mutual-Market/Connect-Hub/Stock-Conn...
You won't be able to remove it. It will be an eSIM.
I like dumb articles - articles with still text and pictures - I tried to visit the site and it was covered in "smart ads" - ads using JavaScript to try in every way possible to shove ads in front of me

Funny the person complaining about ads is working for a site that is part of the problem
I'm really similar to you. I could've written this post. You might have ADHD, at least subclinical. I know I have it. I don't see it as a disorder but as a difference - in my case that is (given that it is subclinical). Sometimes the difference is empowering, sometimes it isn't.

What you could do, if money is not too much of a concern: job hop to different jobs. I'm currently re-entering the job market as a data analyst. I've been a SWE for 4 years. I might get back to it (probably on the data science or data engineering side) but man I'm happy to have a different task set for the next 2 years.
> I'm 22 and often wish I had never been born into a world with social media, with the belief that it is one of the worst things we have ever made as a species.

Haha so that when you ring the girl's house her father would answer the phone and ask why you are calling his daughter.

I don't use social media except for this site, still need to get on the github.
The problem is not with the short-form content medium. The problem is with the culture you live in. As a speaker of multiple languages, I see many different faces of TikTok in different countries. In most Western countries, the content I get is absolute trash, basically OnlyFans promoters and various stupid jokes. In another country I live in (not English-speaking), I get interesting political commentary, everyday useful tips/hacks, interesting views on my city, and of course comedy and dancing.
Go union type proposals should start with their objectives
Tesla will have to pay for all the HW3 upgrades first. FSD v13 doesn't support HW3. They'll either need to make a HW3.5 for those cars for free or refund people's money with interest.
I like your comment

A good example of "I know it's B_S_, but I pretend I don't know"
That's not how it works. Whatever you think is "really" happening in Syria -- you'll need to point to actual evidence in the current moment. Otherwise, it's just speculation.
I think they’re called “commercial displays” now (no malware subsidy like smart TVs tho)
Someone should forward this article to the C-suite at Nintendo.
How many people originally done it is irrelevant, the platform gave them opportunity to reach millions of people.
Some announcements and videos are there from Zoox though? They seem to be slowly but constantly making progress?
Pedantic correction:

"You certainly all know what a prime number is: it is a natural number bigger than 1 which is divisible by no other natural number except for 1."

By that definition, the set of prime numbers is an empty set. (All natural numbers greater than 1 are divisible by at least two other numbers: 1 and itself).
I can empathize with this view, but this move is about reinforcing the current oligopoly of us-based internet giants, this is going to protect Meta's interests.
> Maybe taking over the recommendations algorithm (or banning any kind of algorithmic feed other than chronogical) would have sparked less concerns.

Literally all they had to do was sell the CCPs stake in the company to anybody not in the CCP and they were unwilling to do that, opting to burn the whole company down instead.

If they did that one thing all this would be avoided.
They have drones that will go out to sea? I thought the amateur stuff you needed to be line-of-sight.
I can't find anyone to install one in Los Angeles. Is there a particular climate these are suited for?
And programmers back in the day managed just fine with punch cards...
We are talking about an all-infecting pandemic. You can certainly weaponize it, if you think global collapse sounds fun. What you can't do is target it.
Can you share a source for this?

The oldest known university in europe wasn't about technology. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universit%C3%A0_di_Bologna
Canada's First Pirate Site Blocking Order Expires
That's funny

- There's a Chinese-controlled brainworm which is more harmful than a US-operated brainworm
- How you know this
- The US-operated brainworm told me

* and why use '-controlled' vs '-operated', I'm not a native English speeker and I'm very curious about it
I doubt "building character through rejections" makes any business sense.
As someone that had to deal with one of the countries in your list - they’re bad.
False dichotomy. It doesn't need to favor anyone else's mandate. We are observing a lack of favor to any one mandate. The US mandate is to suppress "anti-US views" (in quotations because what the American populace thinks is anti-US/pro-US and what the American government thinks is anti-US/pro-US is oftentimes drastically different).

What people really mean (without even knowing it) when they say tiktok pushes propaganda is that it isn't suppressing the propaganda they don't like. They mean that after the "funniest Trump moments" video with 10 million views, there shouldn't be a video about the evils of Black Rock, it should instead be one of the "US military is EPIC" phonk edits.
> Egyptians during the Ptolemy era had knowledge comparable to the one we will acquire again 18th century

Citation needed, especially given the “comparable”.

The “dark age’s revisionism” afaik doesn’t claim that there was no loss of technical and philosophical knowledge (not that the average roman soldier would normally be a philosopher…), but that it’s limited to a few centuries. By the 12th and 13th century it’s very difficult to speak of dark ages.