skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
i don't think it's wrong. you can't fight a bad-faith actor with good-faith actions. china has built an entire nation off lying, cheating, and stealing. we shouldn't be bound to respond by only being nice.

attracting her best talent works better when the CPC doesn't hold families hostage. because of that, we are unable to trust most chinese nationals.
> Those small high-fertility clusters are still embedded in society as a whole. Their kind are converted at a far quicker rate than they can make kids. The Duggars won't have 400+ grandchildren, for instance, despite having 20+ of their own.

Some are as you say. Some are more insular, don't want to mix with everyone else. Some groups are less well defined, because rather than being a named group it's a heritable trait for taking more risks.

> What happens when the rest of the world is gone, do you think they'll start building them in factories for themselves?

If everything collapsed around them overnight, rapture/left behind style, so that they didn't have a chance to simply displace everyone else over a few generations in the way I'm actually expecting given the population is currently still going up despite the falling fertility, then they'd probably have problems — but even then they'd likely be able to make something like a 1750s era blacksmith making horseshoes and ploughs without huge difficulty.
nothing at all :)
I wonder if switching from a lottery to an auction would help curtail some of the abuse?

That is, for each position a company wants to fill with a non-citizen they also have to bid on the visa fee they're willing to pay. The highest ~7,000 bids that month are accepted and paid to the government in exchange for a visa.

We could debate things like sealed-bid versus open auction and uniform-price versus paying your bid but whatever details we pick I suspect this would allow us to discover which companies are actually desperate for skills and which primarily use it as a cost-savings measure.

(I'm also curious how much H-1B visas would cost if there was a market: thousands of dollars? tens of thousands? hundreds of thousands? more?)
Oh yeah, definitely good advice.
The idea of 'best of the best' relies on the assumption that it is measurable which history has shown that it is not.
I got to see an ISS flare once, that was fun
The problem with Java since Java 8 has never been Java. It's been about the appalling ecosystem that infected it with reflection frameworks. It was bonkers that "POJO" was ever a thing that had to be defined.

It feels like these frameworks are now just falling away, which is great. I'm not even hearing about Spring anymore, and if there is any reason to not use it, it would be this cringe "how do you do fellow kids?" blurb I just saw on their front page:

> Level up your Java™ code

> With Spring Boot in your app, just a few lines of code is all you need to start building services like a boss.

I personally would reach for Go by default, but I have no ill-will to Java.
And?

So a different related rule started its process awhile back and a second rule was in the works concurrently. Is the USG only allowed to do one thing at a time?

The comment period for this rule ended last year to give you an idea of how long this has at least been in the works. All of this information is rapidly found via the submitted url at the top of the page.

https://www.regulations.gov/docket/USCIS-2023-0005/document
My psychiatrist recommended it. I was around two years out from quitting a daily 60mg Vyvanse habit and still having a rough time. Unmotivated, brain fog, depressed, etc.

Effexor caused suicidal ideation, Strattera was too abusable, Wellbutrin worked ok at first but caused hives when I increased the dose to the recommended level.

Modafinil is more commonly prescribed for narcolepsy, or shift work sleep disorder, requiring a sleep study. But allows for off-label use at doctors discretion.

It has a fairly low addiction profile, which I was suspicious of given my history, but I don’t feel the need to take it every day, and usually abstain on weekends.

I also tried Nuvigil (armodafinil), which works similarly but for longer and at a lower dose. But it was a bit jagged, and overkill, I don’t need 16 hours of stimulation.
The Muppet Christmas Carol Is the Best Adaptation of a Christmas Carol
My understanding is that much of the H5N1 bird flu detected in north america before this event was detected in cows and in people with exposure to cows. So if you want to provide background on H5N1 in america you end up talking about cows.

See, for instance,
https://www.cdc.gov/bird-flu/situation-summary/mammals.html
You absolutely can. Heap allocation for every component is already unneccesary, but loose pointers on top of that is a huge red flag.

This seems like someone who isn't up to date with the most elegant and fastest ways to write C++. Charging money on top of that is egregious, not to mention that there are lots of great GUI libraries already. FLTK, Juce, Qt to name a few.
> How did folk medicine come to know the effects of guanidine? Dunno.

The same way we know a lot about other things in the chemistry domain - somebody tasted it, just to see what happens. "Mendeleyev's Dream" is a great book that contains many fascinating anecdotes of people going "let me just lick this, just to try". (Or, if you want to go more modern, the history of hallucinogens is pretty fun too)

Humans seem to have a strong tendency to stuff unknown things into their mouth, just because they can.
I disagree. Working through each keyword until you understand the full signature felt great when learning.

It’s the Python if __name__ == __main__ trash that was the worst. You’ll never understand it and it doesn’t fit in the language.
>However, it's so overused that it's not a good choice to use in in a demo or intro release.

I guess because it's been seen before? Don't let anyone else yuck your yum though - if you like it and find a way to make it look cool, use it!
there's not really proof behind that it's entirely or even majority retirees moving. there's plenty of work in or moving to the Sun Belt.

The Sun Belt is getting younger: https://kinder.rice.edu/urbanedge/large-young-and-fast-growi...
I don’t remember! Possibly that’s one of the cases where it doesn’t work out.

Of course, if you had proper sum types, that situation wouldn’t be a problem.
The Omnibus Project (Ken Jennings and John Roderick) did a podcast on this back in June: https://www.omnibusproject.com/episodes/the-western-washingt...
It was definitely initially seen as big and cumbersome compared to MySQL, but sentiment shifted.
I have to keep making pennies to replace the ones you're throwing away! Don't destroy currency!

I put mine in baggies and use them as weights
Tried windsurf and the beginning was amazing, last few days I start realizing that is getting annoyingly stupid and slow. Open reddit and realized lots of people had the same issue with a lot of wild theories about it. I stopped my subscription and I am considering trying cursor just to compare. Tldr;×trying an agent Ai coding assistant was amazing and I think I will never go back!
You can attach multiple devices to a single dongle using this app.
So is this the first instance of a Cloud C-Cleaner then? You could call it CCCleaner!
> However, as DevOps practitioners, we often face complexities that lead to stale or orphaned resources due to fast deployment cycles

So, as a DevOps practitioner myself, I had enough say within the organizations I worked at, who are now clients, and also my other clients, that anything not in a dev environment goes through our GitOps pipeline. Other than the GitOps pipeline, there is zero write access to anything not dev.

If we stop using a resource, we remove a line or two (usually just one) in a manifest file, the GitOps pipeline takes care of the rest.

Not a single thing is unaccounted for, even if indirectly.

That said, the DevOps-in-name-only clowns far outnumber actual DevOps people, and there is no doubt a large market for your product.

edited: added clarity
No. That's your interpretation of what my post meant. I was not complaining about anything. Neither did I indicate anywhere that everyone should always choose Typescript.

Typescript is obviously so related to Javascript that I wanted to understand more—technical reasons—why the author was excluding Typescript in such a way from any sort of treatment, even passing remarks that explains his stance. I may not have explicitly asked for a technical discussion, but this is Hacker News and I know better what my intentions and meanings are than you do.

You're the one who brought the complaints, and made it into a religious dispute.

Go into my comment history and find any discussions from me about Typescript or Javascript. You're superimposing a debate on me that I'm not part of. I did not know that debate was so omnipresent in the community that you deem it rational to extract such intent from my question, but I see that now.

Perhaps I was not privy to such a debate because Typescript has so obviously won.
I haven’t but I’ll check it out. Thanks!
The current immigration regime is still relatively new, it is not as if it has existed for the entirety of the existence of the United States. It's an artifact of the late 20th century, and only just now accelerated in the early 21st. That's barely a single generation. So, no, I don't take it as a given that essentially limitless immigration - even if loosely constrained on "high skill" - is somehow axiomatically good for the United States.
I've been using cellular on an Apple Watch 8 for years in the NYC metro area and it works flawlessly.
Anyone know (and willing to share) what are they using for PSTN integration?

I've been looking into options for our non-profit tech startup (Ameelio) and about the best pricing I can find is about 1.35 cents per minute. It surprises (and saddens) me that it's still so expensive. I'm sure at a bigger scale you can negotiate better pricing, but based on the quick conversations I've had with vendors it doesn't get significantly cheaper.
> As the recent US election has shown, it's not what you say - but how you say it, that counts.

Are you implying that Biden spoke with more confidence than Trump, but Harris did not?
There's nothing stopping you from putting a no-AI-training provision in your license. However, it's functionally redundant with some licenses which implicitly disallow AI training anyways and would likely not be obeyed.

Whether it would give you legal standing to successfully sue anyone that did it anyways is still up for legal debate.
I had to faintly smile at „scientific dating measurement“. God bless you.
Microsoft giving away a losing product for free is the exact kind of thing that proves they’re too big. This is just a desperate move to suck oxygen away from startups in this same space that compete with them. We need new antitrust laws ASAP.
The buyer is the importer. Have you tried suing them for importing counterfeit products?
I've been trying to do that, though it's not entirely finished yet.

Settings-like app: https://jotalea.com.ar/iOS
Homescreen test: https://jotalea.com.ar/tests/animations.html
Yeah I do agree with that.
I am not arguing the merits/purpose of the program. just the silly that this program is affecting US population tech (un)employment
They are to an extent.
"Idiopathic"?
I've been using it for a bit now and very happy with it. The stale-persistent-volume-claim detection has been almost a 100% hit in my case; it's a real game-changer for cleaning up disk space.

Kubernetes clutter can quickly become a headache, and having a tool like this to identify and remove unused resources has made my workflow so much smoother.
Qualcomm vs. Arm trial, Day 2
A fabulous book on this is Phenethylamines I Have Known and Loved (PiHKAL) which can be found as a PDF online (the link I had has died but try Google and filetype:pdf).

Summary: a chemist is interested in psychedelics so he starts creating candidate psychoactive substances, and he then tests them on himself and friends. He wrote a lovely book about his journey.
Maybe it was, sorry about that. It was just a top search result and said Dec 2024 in the content. The links are to https://www.vultr.com/?ref=9632479-9J so might have been a sneaky referral link that went to the main page that at some time had the promotion. It appears gone now.
Lich fits better according to the stories. Zombies are mindless undead who eat the flesh of the living. Liches are kings sustained in unlife through magical means, and retain their minds.
Solar desalination and electrolysis system with energy recovery and storage
PCI-DSS is an industry standard, not a law. If you don't think it should apply to your domain, complain to your legislators/regulators, not the authors of PCI-DSS or the payment industry covered by it!

> Interestingly local real (non-digital) currencies like the Brixton Pound [2] and other local paper scrip seem to escape this

And so do countless other digital (non-real?) payment systems across the globe. That's not to say that there aren't any other security regulations, but they're also most certainly not in PCI scope.

Arguably, the original sin of the card payments industry in particular, and US American banking in general, is treating account numbers as bearer tokens, i.e. secret information; if you don't do that, it turns out that a lot of things become much easier when it comes to security. (The industry has successfully transitioned of that way of doing things for card-present payments, but for card-absent, i.e. online, card transactions, the efforts weren't nearly as successful yet.)
My cofounder is 2 meters away from me working on exactly that :)

The first, small platform you see here is a first product but we're aiming bigger
Ahhhhh, yes. Java itself isn't bad and has been getting better. The frameworks made me want to scream.
If you can find mechanical switches you like that is your best option. Lacking that, nothing stops you from ripping out the electronics and putting in the controller from a mechanical keyboard. It would be a lot of work to trace the circuit board and figure out where to jump in (and what to cut out), but any mechanical keyboard controller should work (QMK seems to be the most popular today)
What are the specific job requirements? Have you posted on HN Who’s Hiring?
It has PerfectStroke keys, so maybe the K740?
Bundling this with GitHub and giving it away for free reminds me of other times they’ve pulled this same tactic like with Teams. I don’t know why people respect Satya too much - he’s just another typical Microsoft monopolist. Others can also act unethically and abuse market position to grow their company.
>do you honestly expect Americans to do well in a world where we aren't the preeminent military and economic power? we wouldn't. it's therefore the moral responsibility of the US federal government to ensure that world doesn't come to pass by any means necessary.

You do raise an interesting thought experiment. A word that has passed the US by. It is so difficult to fathom. The Chinese people seem to be producing wonders as evidenced by this recent interview with Asianomoetry[1]: https://youtu.be/pE3KKUKXcTM?t=2019

They took an old node and managed to squeeze more out of it than any of the western firms could do. This is some serious talent and skill. Its also making me think the sanctions are backfiring in some regard.

However the Chinese system is on shaky ground. Their demographics are horrendous and immigration to plug the gaps is not likely. Furthermore can their system really tolerate failure and embarrassment? This is one aspect where the USSR really fell short and the US shines. Accepting Failure is tolerated, its part of the US culture whereas the USSR was obsessed with saving face. China seems to really understand rapid iteration well though. They studied and learned from the mistakes of the USSR.

>i'm not saying this will come without some level of pain for America. the nineties clinton "end of history" types were buffoons to think china was anything but a malignancy on the international order and should have cut her out from the start. but it's too late for that now, the cancer has spread and this means global economic chemo. it will hurt, but it's massively less bad than what our people would experience in the alternative situation.

Is it really even possible to keep the 17.7% of the world population from aspiring to be at the top while trying to preserve the wealth of 4% of the worlds population? That dam was going to break regardless of whatever the neoliberals did in the 90s.

Hell the global south are the majority and they are kept from reaching to the top quintile. Its just seems inevitable.
I'm not Alupis. I can't and am not trying to speak on their behalf. I'm therefore not moving the goalposts they established. I'm making my own related point.

That point is that the information provided above about these movies is worthless. It does not add any new value beyond what would already be available in the streaming interface. Several of the descriptions are nothing but the genre and one person involved in the making of the movie. And yet even with these descriptions being incredibly short and vague, they still manage to contain at least one misleading summary.
I also did not understand why it would lower blood glucose, but that is due to my lack of understanding cells. I asked some help from ChatGPT and got this info:

"Inhibiting a mitochondrial complex (e.g. one of the electron transport chain complexes) would decrease a cell’s ability to generate ATP through oxidative phosphorylation. As a result, cells would rely more heavily on glycolysis to meet their energy needs, which increases their consumption of glucose. This heightened glycolytic flux leads to higher glucose uptake from the bloodstream and a corresponding drop in blood glucose levels.

[...]

Cells generally prefer using oxidative phosphorylation (the mitochondrial pathway) over glycolysis to generate ATP because it is more energy-efficient. Oxidative phosphorylation can produce around 30-36 ATP per glucose molecule, while glycolysis alone only nets about 2 ATP per glucose."

(Standard disclaimers as to LLM hallucinations apply)
Can I bring my own hardware?
> This can be fixed by only using global variables that are pointers to fields within GameMemory. When a hot reload occurs and game_hot_reloaded is run, you can then reassign those global pointers to the correct memory inside the GameMemory struct.

This being manual sounds like a recipe for bugs. Can it not be automated?
cells can only divide so many times.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_plague_of_1518 there's a lot of conflicting stories, but mass hallucinations and insanity are not an abnormal thing in history (unfortunately)
Unlikely to be reversed. The incoming president's largest donor strongly favors a larger and more dynamic H1-B work force.
My guess on what the author means by aspiration porn is Apple sell you a product by selling you aspirations: you can be more healthy if you have an Apple Watch, you can be more connected if you have an iPhone, you can be a great developer if you sell on the AppStore, etc, etc.

More generally, I think people's complaints about Apple are due to a combination of brand engineering and market dominance. Apple make amazing hardware, they market their products as premium and they price it accordingly. If they made inferior products, say Surface Books, nobody would care about it. If they didn't sell at high price, they wouldn't make big money which will limit their ability to innovate (or polish if you will).
There aren’t loopholes. Those exceptions were put in the law intentionally.
We all start that way, both 50% selfish and 50% selfless, but we are each capable of self-evolving our selfish vices into their corresponding compassionate virtues.

I consider the greatest song of all time to be "Love is the Truth" by Jack White, whose chorus is:

It's the right thing to do
And you know it
And it's inside of you
So just show it
Love is the truth
And it's inside of you (bop ba ba ba ba)
It's the right thing to do

We each have the choice to embrace greater compassion for others in our lives. That thing inside us that tells us we can't, or that guy's a liar, or he's trying to convert you to his religion, or he's trying to get your money -- that thing is the liar. It is arguing against our human race's embracing love, and is brutally successful at convincing us to act out of our selfish ego, which is what it spurns and goads. It is pleading for its life, that selfish ego inside each of us. It knows that embracing the Path of Love, it will wither away and be utterly replaced by the joy of loving service to all those we come into contact with.

That negative force presses upon our thoughts and feelings, and is our downfall should we not fight it and try to become virtuous. We must try with all our heart, my friend, and our only hope is to beseech the Creator of this magnificent and mysterious universe.

"The Way goes in." --Rumi
Could you just disable the bluetooth chip? Depends on the specific reason, I suppose.
Fast on cpu it's just not realistic.

Open source, fast and good: openrouter with opensource models (Qwen, Llama,etc...) It's not local but these is no vendor lockin, you can switch to another provider or invest in a gpu.
Why does a mouse need an app, again?
And what I'm saying is I understand that perspective. I think you can do that song and dance going back 80 years. You can watch all these people, all these witnesses, all these videos and pictures (and a complete and stunning absence of military radar data) and you can explain to them, each and every single one of them how they're wrong, how its swamp gas reflected off Venus, and in each individual case you might be right. When the video gets too good you can blame it on computer generated graphics.

But that doesn't match my experience, of pilots, of lifetime military officers, of people as a whole, that they're all incompetent or crazy or hoaxers. At some point I think that level of myopic-skepticism moves towards the absurd and cannot be maintained any longer.
Happy to, but caveat emptor, your mileage may vary, and so on. The following is for a North American site I was just in.

The things that are battery operated, no big deal. The things that are full power, make sure they are UL, CSA, CE, AS/NCS, JIS, IS, and such listed. The cheaper the device the more likely to have quality shortcuts. Last thing we need is things to catch on fire unnecessarily.

Aqara Smart Plug

Linkind PIR Motion Sensor

Linkind Door Window Sensor

Seedan Zigbee Smart Light Bulbs

Seedan Zigbee Smart Plug

Sonoff SNZB-01 Zigbee Wireless Switch

eWeLink SNZB-03 ZigBee Motion Sensor

IKEA STYRBAR remote control

TRADFRI motion sensor

Some Zigbee devices go to sleep (e.g., STYRBAR) and disappear from the list or show unavailable. Once acted on, they would come to life and perform as expected.
I think you lost the actual comparison. Is not about Android and iOS.

Is about having a ton of mini specific "computers" vs. the very generic conscience.

For example all the balancing, background hearing, hungry, thirsty , and so on are very specific zones in the brain. While our conscient mind is doing...well, whatever we like in a very generic way, basically keeping the joy of living on.
Yes!

We'll have to write a guide to explain how to plugin our AI agent, but it can work on any hardware for which the base controls display the right interface.

If you want to chat more about what you need feel free to join our discord!
These cameras in particular would not be any good for that. They're usually mounted super high up and very low resolution, at 0.5FPS, and they are in such high traffic locations that bumper to bumper traffic would just obscure the plates of the cars in front and behind.

You can see the data feeds here, actually. https://webcams.nyctmc.org/map. You can hardly make out anything.