skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Looks like they did a bad job at it though:

> Lorenzini stated: "It had been badly welded together about a third of the way down and couldn't stand the strain of the race. We discovered scratches on the crack in the steering rod. It seemed like the job had been done in a hurry but I can't say how long before the race. Someone had tried to smooth over the joint following the welding. I have never seen anything like it. I believe the rod was faulty and probably cracked even during the warm-up. Moments before the crash only a tiny piece was left connected and therefore the car didn't respond in the bend."

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

And the forces on a formula 1 steering column are also higher than on a road car, I imagine.

A proper weld should be very strong, I don’t think welding a steering column in itself is bad.
At least one type of oss software for this should already exist, right?
Or you could buy a slightly less insanely expensive model, split the savings in two, and get many many years of credits on OpenAI.
Can we even talk about a world war like this in the nuclear era? Wouldn't we all just annihilate each other with nuclear weapons if we had a full fledged war?
Is Dallas and Phoenix the Shangri-La for U-Haul customers or everyone? Data is unclear.
> This is quite literally the rationale behind the policy

Is it? When and where did Trudeau say this, because European leaders never have as far as I know.

I'm pretty sure that actually left wing politicians always explicitly deny that this is the rationale in the loudest possible terms, because the idea that the left want to import high fertility foreigners who will then outbreed and thus replace the natives is sometimes called "Great Replacement", and the media/political establishment all consider it an unspeakably terrible conspiracy theory only believed by Nazis.
This Week in Plasma: Artistry and Accessibility
Looks real pro! I am in middle of moving to linux but damn apps like these make me think i should keep my mac.

Two common image usecases (maybe just not documented on site) that i regurarly need.

- .heic input support from airdropped iphone images

- JpegXL .jxl support as i am moving my image library to this format for space saving and futureproofing

I assume its imagemagicks fault but maybe low hanging fruit as the library updates.
Congratulations!

A. The better call Saul on the video demo is cheerful.
Thanks for putting a smile on my face.

B. You want to convey simplicity, then do that on the copy. For example, instead of x bullets each with action, make it short, resize, convert, rotate etc your video.

Same for images and audio.

Put the demo video right next to the declaration (“show it, don’t tell”).

There is some repetition on the Text, literally one next to each other. e g

The Smarter Way to Edit Your Videos, Photos, and Audio

Everything you need to edit your videos, photos, and audio effortlessly

Or

All-in-One Tool Video, audio, and image editing in one app

Space-Saving One lightweight app replaces multiple tools

If you come to simply my life, make sure your communication is simple, concise and clear.
That's so cool! Well done.
As i understand it mostly the best use of pumped water is gravity fed watering for stock, or crops. Pumped hydro is great at dam size scale but the losses exceed battery. What it's got is the sheer gwh scale - snowy 2.0 will run for days and days riding out a dunkelflaut with a lot of gw fed out. 2.2 gw and 150 gwh usable. (They claim more but it's disputed)

I don't think a farm needs that. Better to pump the water to a headstock keeping cow troughs full, or for crop circles.

Not a farmer or an engineer. Happy to be corrected.
WHY no Gigantomastia in man - I really need it. I'm really upset.
You can use 2 triangles with miter join, I've started with this approach, but the bevel join creates (in general) a pentagon, thus this should be doable with 3 triangles I suppose.
Dalton and Michael: How to Focus on the Right Problems [video]
They complain about not being able to run analytics and track users, and now they are getting rid of one of the best tracking methods. Do they have a coherent strategy or is this just internal politics?
1. Do you have a cofounder?

2. What are you going to build?

3. Who will the first customer be?

4. Have you built anything?

5. Have you given it to people in any form?

Dalton: "If you can say yes to those, you're a head of the game, and I would argue you are focused."
Yep. You only need a moat if you have a fort.
Just curious, what’s the connection between you avoiding services training their models based on your data, and you having had a stalker? What kind of stalkers you had to consider this an attack vector?
I would also like to see a study which considers the age of the pecorino.
I seem to have an easier time of getting the proper emulsion with older drier pecorino, and less risk of clumping
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Top H1B employers hired 34k new H1B workers, laid off at least 85k (2022)
You're only able to see it by reading the function body.
This is ubiquitous in baking at least. Also in confectionery where phase changes and structures are important (the canonical example being tempering). The extreme is probably Modernist cuisine.

You can look at the book "ratio" which presents a small number of standard recipes as proportions, with some hints for modification. I'd also recommend Lateral Cooking which describes recipes in terms of spectrums of ingredient variation or addition, usually starting with the simplest form. Finally there's a lot of interest in physics for coffee brewing, particularly pourover, but I'm somewhat skeptical of the rigour in that field and how much of it translates to better tasting cups.
Might want to add major version checks particularly with ffmpeg as IIRC filter syntax can vary between major versions (speaking as someone who is pretty sure he’s got an older version of ffmpeg installed because I don’t want to rewrite my scripts).
You can do the sum by looking directly at the digits in the string, no need for module at all.
As an Italian it is depressing that we only make headlines for pasta sauce...
I assume part 2 will cover gear changes. Whilst not addressed directly, there are hints that it's a manual transmission (which would square very well for a 1993 Volvo bought in Europe), such as the clutch also being operated with hydraulics. I doubt a retrofit of a new transmission is in store, perhaps a clunky automatic clutch instead?
Essential open source large language models to watch in 2025
Note that if you're after the perfect recipe and you want to find the ideal ratios/temperature aso, changing the setup "one factor at a time" is a working but sub-optimal strategy. You want to look into DoE (Design of Experiments)
I think it's the first time I see a Czech/Slovak accented "č" on the front page of Hacker News. Well done!
I think a lot of his decisions can be boiled down to being hellbent on disrupting Apple.

I think the metaverse was his first crack at it until Wall Street gave him the hook for over spending.

Then when AI came around he again became fixated on the meta verse but using AI as the means of generating content for it.

I think these are all moon shot bets and meta still has no track record of success in hardware despite multiple attempts.

It seems that the next great hardware platform is probably a long ways away and will require some breakthrough that hasn’t happened yet and likely to come from a person with maniacal focus on a single application because that seems to have been the pattern in the past.

In other words I think it’s highly unlikely a current incumbent fosters the next hardware platform. I remember a time not so long ago when a lot of smart people were saying that Alexa was going to disrupt everything as we know it.

Also this AI shit on Facebook these days just seems really weird. But maybe there’s a vision of the future that suddenly makes it’s indispensable. Who knows?
This was announced in November: https://www.perplexity.ai/hub/blog/why-we-re-experimenting-w...
Afaik, voxel means something like volume element, (cfr pixel as picture elemen, with x for coolness). As every column is a 3D box in this rendering method, I have no issue with describing it as a 2x2 matrix of voxels.
This is "Wi-Fi using 5G". You can outright buy a home 5G "router" and "join" network from phones. Cellular carriers aren't involved at all.

There are actually the same legal frameworks and products for LTE as well; you can request quotes for an EPC installed on a mini PC and mini eNB in white plastic enclosures with requisite FCC labels. Though, cost and performance were not highly competitive relative to Wi-Fi. Starting from couple thousands of dollars or so.
> everyone with an interest in the industry is invested in having prices go up indefinitely.

You're missing a huge group - homeowners. NIMBY homeowners are a huge driving factor in things never changing. They vote against anything that would help the housing crisis because they only care about their home prices (or sorry - the "character" of the neighborhood).

It doesn't even make sense that industry is against building more housing - how do you imagine they make money if they don't do what they make money from - building?

> no one wants to look at market manipulation

because no one (including you) has any evidence it's a significant issue.
The country am from is neither in Asia nor influenced by China. People do it because there is money in doing it, simple as that. Chinese accept it (they sell low what other people sell high) because regulation/tariffs put them at a disadvantage and they just have to suck it up.
It’s a very easy trap to think that all of these idiots aren’t doing anything. However, the more you talk to them, the more you realize that not only are they doing something, they’re definitely not idiots, and many of them are doing the best they can with what they’ve been given.

You get some leeches in there. You get some jerks. They’re the exception, not the rule, even in ur big globocorps.
I dont believe rewrite in different language is specific expression.

We will see because we are well on our way of LLMs being able to translate whole codebases to different stack without a hitch. If thats OK than any of the copyleft, open-core or leaked codebases are up for grabs.
This is a big issue and I'm pushing the fix update ASAP!
I'm glad they only thought about it, but did not implement SF6 flooding of the chamber. No need to vent it to the atmosphere just for fun.

But controlling the internal pressure? I would expect that only a small difference would be needed - far from exploding or imploding the clock! Maybe small enough to have a reservoir and control only inlet and outlet valves?
This could be done purely without modifications of the mechanism.
Samsung's 'AI fridge' has cameras to 'order food when you're low'
I really don't think they are talking about requirements, at least not specifically.
Aren't you focusing on your own level issues?
I mean, in Texas is decidedly not in Seattle so the real estate dynamics are significantly different.

Houston has addressed population growth by spreading ever more outwards, because it is flat with few natural barriers. Seattle hasn’t really had a choice other than to grow upwards, since it is hemmed in by lakes and mountains in every direction. But like most American metropolitan areas, most of the Seattle region has until fairly recently been opposed to density.

The resulting housing crunch has resulted in significant demands for wages to pay for housing. Houston follows the federal tipped minimum wage of $2.13/hr. Seattle does not have a different payscale for tipped workers so the minimum is $20.76/hr.
A reduction in the space of possible allocations of resources isn’t good. It is good for any particular set of parties insofar as it hurts some other set of parties more than themselves. This is neither complicated nor controversial.
Before I finished the quote I was like, “…the ratatouille guy?” Haha, great quote though.
Behind Jaggi Lines also gave me the biggest jump-scares of any video game before or after. Shattered my nerves late at night with headphones on.
nah, he's an asshole: https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/04/online-conduct-leaves.... i'd quote his statements directly but frankly they're disgusting and i'd rather not type them out; check out the article if you're curious.
Interesting bit of synchronicity. I was recently looking into Erlang in the context of large scale data distribution and was wondering if instead of everything is a file everything is a process would be more appropriate. The rationale was that it would better aggregate behaviour and lend itself to more reasonable scaling methodologies.
Gotta love those oral tumors!
> Another characteristic of Actors is that Actors can spawn other Actors.

But it's entirely up to the actor if it wants to or not. I could imagine an actor supervision-hierarchy with directory-actors that have child file-actors and other child directory-actors. The file-actors could just be leaves in the hierarchy.

Each write operation on a file would be guaranteed to be single threaded via the file-actor. But a file-actor could also launch ephemeral child-actors that do read-only processing on a snapshot of the file. So, parallel processing would be possible for read-only operations.

A file-system does fit quite elegantly into the actor model imho. Whether it would be efficient or not, who knows, but at least on the surface it fits.
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Haha my exact same reaction (and ive programmed a few)
Here's a much longer interview about the development process with photos of the Army Battlezone cabinet:

https://romchip.org/index.php/romchip-journal/article/view/1...
That's one thing I never quite understood on the "Italian" way to cook pasta (basically "use a bucket of water"). Using just the bare minimum ("risotto" as You call it) is in my opinion way more efficient and opens up a lot of interesting options (i.e. using the residue for a sauce). There's an extra step (the need to stir occasionally), but it can also remove a step (straining may be superfluous if the residue is used for a sauce base).
Did Apple build these factories?
Humans routinely have very weird behaviours and while often we classify them as illness who knows how many of those we just call "a political view".
I don't know where you're based but I would offer the BBC

TV - take your pick of classic shows.
Radio - 6 music for me. Education - provides resources for all school key stages in line with the UK curriculum.
Sports - a bit sporadic but you can get everything except baseball at some point in the year.
Arts - broadcasts the Glastonbury festival.
Live shows you can attend and be in the audience.

All for £170 a year and no ads.
Too bad copilot edits don't work in vim (AFAIK). Copilot completion within vim is pretty awesome.
Most of the Java performance issues are caused by modders themselves, with minecraft mods being their ever first attempt at programming.

Also the main reason the Java version is still around, and used as prototype to features that only afterwards land on Bedrock, is how limited Bedrock modding capabilities versus the Java version are.

Only a couple of custom points via JSON files, or JavaScript with limited API surface, instead of the whole engine.
RAG as a Service
Yes. I’m 100% talking about unsafe Rust now (for private fields).

That is: I see reflection only as a way of making unsafe bytemucking a bit more ergonomic. Its nothing you can’t already do. It’s a well behaved object with invariants 99% of the time, then for some edge case/cheat it’s not. Much like the difference between safe and unsafe already is. Most of the time you rely on the guarantees, but occasionally you throw the guarantees out. And again: this IS already in an unsafe context by necessity.
This has been the case in every language with encapsulation and reflection (C#, Java, …) since forever. And it’s a super useful thing. I can’t see why the encapsulation in (unsafe) Rust is more important? Is it because it has no runtime to provide guard rails where the JVM/CLR would still throw exceptions when I use my tampered object with broken invariants?
I don't think I'm familiar with that API. What is it?
My car comes with free recall servicing (security updates) and a manufacturer warranty.
Please keep your footwear out of the sauce ;)
YouTube Live OTA. Because broadcast is always a lot more efficient than peer-to-peer. They'll distribute genAI super-resolution decompression model over radio waves to Chromecast globally to cache so that actual "video" streaming only takes 8kbps of bandwidth at 32K resolution.

Or they'll keep VHF TV on. I think the latter is arguably more useful.
How to draw an outline in a video game
Errol Musk on Tesla, SpaceX and future of humanity
he doesn't really seem to be enjoying life. he seems angry, bitter, and lashes out anything he perceives as a threat to his ego.
Sorry, you're right of course. I was on the phone and in a hurry and just took the terminology of the comment I was responding to without thinking about it. Static and dynamic typing are the correct terms. Strong/weak typing is the difference between Python and C++, which are (inversely) dynamically and statically typed respectively.
There's not too much fake origin stuff from Vietnam to US, which is the largest SEA country exporting to US.

"However, new research from Harvard Business School and Duke University paints a more nuanced picture — rerouting appears to be lower than is imagined.

While trade rerouting through Vietnam does occur, its scale appears far smaller than previously thought. The study found that in 2021, about 16.1 per cent of Vietnamese exports to the US — roughly US$15.5 billion — could be classified as potential rerouting when analysed at the product level. But when the researchers examined individual firms — tracking specific products flowing from China through Vietnam to the US — the figure fell to just 1.8 per cent, or US$1.7 billion."

https://fulcrum.sg/vietnam-china-and-rerouting-when-percepti...
What would this change be that made parentlib stop compiling?

Wouldn’t changes to the child lib just potentially stop parentlib from running properly (when an expected private field is missing or similar)?
Well we'll never reach a state where anyone can code. I have pans, a supermarket nearby, cookbooks and a belly, still I'm never gonna be able to cook, I snooze after 30 minutes, even if I succeed once, I get bored and stop for months etc.

Simplifying to the point a grandma could make an app isn't gonna make any grandma WANT to make apps. And that's fine, there's no issue, we don't have to make more people code and those who want, will, even if all we had was assembly and a light board...

Which I think is the spirit of your quote basically.
One example is what you seem to refer to; a solar panel reading made in Vietnam - assembled in Vietnam but by a Chinese owned company with all Chinese components.

Another example is the iPhone reading made in China with a dollar value of 400 but the true value add in China is much lower as all the IP, profit margins, and high value components belong somewhere else.

This means that even though these numbers look very unbalanced it is still Western companies that make biggest part of the profit. (At least so far though things are clearly changing with Chinese companies are climbing up the value chain.)
There’s some similar apps… maybe not one that combines all these though
I think it's very reasonable to point at the development model and go, "I think this is bad and specifically the cause for security vulnerabilities". If you want to make that your position (I am sure it is already, and I don't think it is particularly controversial) that is completely fine. But there's a difference between holding that and your actual comment. Like, this was 100% unintentional, and people literally introduce malicious or undesirable features in their software all the time. Maybe we should save the tarring and feathering for that, and come up with a more measured take for stuff like this?
What? That's so not true. They give heavy preference to security because without it, your freedom and privacy has no value
It's interesting that in the beginning the universe was incredibly hot, everything moved at the speed of light, but was it incredibly dense and so time moved incredibly slowly. Yet it expanded incredibly quickly.

Apparently so quickly (and time moved so slowly), that parts of the universe became disconnected it becomes the explanation for the current lumpiness.

The current lumpiness is apparently now alternate explanation for dark energy, which is an explanation for where the energy comes from to power the expanding universe.

Colour me skeptical, but I think we are still missing something.
There are other paths.

In my case, I had no access to software from other people, but the library had tons of old books for programming all kinds of computers in mistly basic. So first I learned translating commodore etc to gwbasic. The peek and poke gave a trapdoor to assembly, which granted e.g. mouse access. After I managed to install gwbasic as a TSR, I realized I basically had hollowed out the interpretrr, and started writing straight in debug.com. It took 3 years before I discovered MIX C in a dusty corner of a bookshop. It cost a fortune for this kid, and frequently miscompiled things, but it was one of the first pieces of software I got that didn't come with the computer.
I admit I've been there only once for a month in 2017 but I meant that the situation was better than what I saw in the US at the same time.

I have stayed in Hamilton, Lake Ontario and traveled Toronto, Quebec area, etc.
We take games for granted now, but in the early 80s the anticipation of what might be possible was something else. The War Games scene where the magazine ad for an unannounced game motivates Broderick's character to start wardialing all the phones in Sunnyvale felt pretty reasonable.

If you read sci-fi, it's akin to the imaginative feelings of space travel and futuristic realities. Back then it was reasonable to imagine that an upcoming game might shift your life into a higher gear.
And process engineering is when you're actually serious about quality and consistency of results.
Anthropic reaches deal on AI 'guardrails' in lawsuit over music lyrics
Not only pasta sauce ;)

> Detection of buffalo milk adulteration with cow milk by capillary electrophoresis analysis

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S002203021...
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