skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And how is such a UBI funded, pray tell? Will you agree to a 90% tax rate for your regular job, so that UBI could be had?
Hmm. I still use pinboard pretty actively although I don't usually link post any longer. I'll have to take a look.
This post reflects an insidious anti pattern in the practice of setting OKRs: "shipping the roadmap" is not the objective, it is a means to achieving some other underlying objective.

With a well written objective / key result (ex: "grow DAU by 30%"), you can abandon your entire roadmap two weeks into the quarter and still hit your OKRs. They enable you to respond to new information and lessons learned, rather than locking the whole team into a rigid plan for the entire quarter.
> > [T]he most interesting commands that we have are arbitrary memory read/write commands. So, if we really wanted to, we could just peek and poke the memory of the synth via MIDI.

This sounds easy but with SysEx having no delivery guarantees, and no sense of connection/session it can be frustrating. Totally normal to get "packet loss".
I mean, it wouldn't be DOOM if it weren't raycast :)

I'm actually surprised that this wasn't just running (a port of) the original DOOM engine – or maybe it does, at least the renderer? I don't know if that's possible with Construct.
Milk production is performed by making cows pregnant repeatedly (about once per year I think) throughout their lives and then killing most of their calves. Once the mother cow is worn out from all the births, they too are killed.
100% I'd strip. Putting that much toil in I'd want maximum compensation
I knew 2 former UFC fighters (circa 2010/2016) that got USD 20K in average for their fights. The issue is that this does not cover 100% of the whole preparation that they need to be in the octagon. For instance, from little things since food and flight tickets, going to special medication (one of them was suspended by the USDA and got banned from UFC), sparring, fighting camping, and so on. One of them told me that the UFC was only the marketing for his personal Jiu Jitsu academy as a top of the pipeline for new students.
> all of the houses, due for completion across the next seven years, have already been sold at an average price of €400,000 per plot (most plots are about 7,000 sq m, with house construction costs averaging at around €1.2mn).

And of course each house costs 1.5 million euros, and will sit empty most of the time.

Utopia is wasting millions on building houses for nobody in the middle of nowhere.
Yup. The variance of truthiness on X is probably the highest of all platforms. Meaning you get the most accurate news if you can filter/discern well enough, at the risk of being brainwashed if you can’t. Since alternatives also brainwash, X is more or less pareto optimal
Our civilisations also kept slaves for millennia.
> Firefighters said some bodies were scattered 100 to 200 m (330 to 660 ft) from the crash site while others were found mutilated or burnt among the wreckage.[61] Police officials said it would require over a week to identify the more than 600 human remains recovered.[62] Some family members provided officials with DNA samples at the airport to help identify the dead.[4] (Wikipedia)

Does this mean the crash was so violent that the 179 bodies disintegrated into more than 600 parts?
It's the dead calves' milk.
This is backwards. How do you get a market leading product? Years of good work in marketing and selling.
It's really simple if you are rich you probably did an office job. You have personal coaches, eat healthy, always went to the doctor. You age like fucking Tom Cruise.

But if you were a truck driver or construction worker you are OLD at 70.
oh wow, this looks promising. thx!
People's preferences are heavily influenced by what is available. Ask the average person in a car-centric American city with no (or barely any) public transit, and of course they prefer to drive. Ask that same question of someone who lives in a city with great public transit (e.g., pick any major city in East Asia, or many cities in Europe) and congested roads, and their answer will be very different.
It's much worse than aliexpress. Ali won't send you used items or returned bricks.
Here’s a recorded video of someone else playing it, for anyone interested to see what it’s about and how it looks:

https://youtu.be/WiqaloIBsvE
One cheap pork recipe: At US grocery prices, roasted pork for ~$0.33 an ounce -- 3 ounces makes a meaty sandwich:

Get 2 Picnic Pork Shoulder roasts, ~9 pounds each. On a 'V' roasting rack (I found a strong one, no moving parts, in stainless steel) in a common turkey roasting pan, place the two roasts, skin side down. Roast in 210 F oven to internal temperature ~180 F, ~22 hours. This time and temperature is an example of the old rule "low and slow".

Three old food chemistry claims:

(1) For food safety, it is sufficient to cook meat to 165 F.

(2) Cooking meat much over 180 F for too long results in the proteins unwinding, expelling their water, and becoming dry and tough.

(3) Meat, not overcooked, is tough only due to collagen. If not overcooked, the meat fibers are always tender. Collagen melts at ~160 F. So low and slow achieves food safety and melts out the collagen without overcooking the fibers.

Once at ~180 F, separate skin, fat, bone, and lean meat. Can freeze the lean meat in 2 quart covered plastic containers. Freezes well.

To eat, one version: With one of the 2 quart containers unfrozen, weigh out some of the cooked pork, say 6 ounces. Add ~3 ounces (weight) of some BBQ sauce. Cover and warm in microwave. Then, with a knife and fork, the meat fibers will separate easily, and that will also mix in the BBQ sauce.

Serve on hamburger buns or toasted bread slices.

A cheap pizza recipe:

At Sam's Club can get Fleishmann's
Active Dry yeast, 2 packages, each package 1 pound, $6.18, $0.19/ounce.

So, ~750 milligrams of water, 1 tablespoon of the yeast, and 1 kilogram of "bread and pizza flour" (Sam's), can make 8 small pizzas. To one of the 8, add tomato sauce, Mozzarella cheese, and pepperoni.

Novel way to cook, without an oven: Get e.g., Amazon, $7.59, a roll of sheet Teflon, and cut a piece to fit the bottom of a standard 10 inch top, inside diameter, cast iron frying pan, $7.88 at Walmart. Will want a cover, and I use one, perfect fit, from a glass casserole dish, but Amazon sells some such pans with covers. Place the raw pizza on the Teflon in the frying pan, add the cover, place over medium stove top burner heat, can be ready to eat in ~19 minutes.

About $1 and 750 calories.
Is it also good for power for small devices? Can power down for longer between sending.
Show HN: My First macOS App on the Apple App Store – Totals
Let’s be honest, general browsing internet usage is probably the least offensive use of energy in existence, particularly when talking about bloated filesizes of javascript. Feel free to disregard me while watching Netflix in 4k on Netflix approved hardware decoders on your 100 inch tv and surround sound, while using your heater to keep you warm, and enjoy your Uber eats hot chocolate for desert while scrolling tiktok on a phone you’ll throw away in two years time, though.
the network effect is still strong.

it feels like a huge chunk of (recent/real-time) tech/design discussion happens there. but could be just me. i'm still warming up on bluesky/threads.
Yes and yes, although in most parts of the world it won't be legal when done via antennas. You can buy blank SIM cards from vendors like Sysmocom, which are preprogrammed but "writable" SIM cards. The important part is knowing the private key that is used to authenticate end user devices.

Then you'll just need a decent SDR and it actually works fairly well for small test setups.
Oh yes Thank you for the correction. I remember it was some insanely ridiculous number in the trillion. And then talking about instead of UBI how about giving Universal Basic Compute.
Time for redefinition of old concepts. We need safe by construction concepts, no ub, no such thing as a raw pointer,...
But then why even ask for copyright transfer? i.e. why is that what the linked article promotes? Suggesting signing over the copyright to another entity partially undercuts the very argument.
Remember they have a very specific definition of "AGI", which they want to meet quickly so they can charge more money from Microsoft.

https://techcrunch.com/2024/12/26/microsoft-and-openai-have-...

> The two companies reportedly signed an agreement last year stating OpenAI has only achieved AGI when it develops AI systems that can generate at least $100 billion in profits
The plane hit a concrete wall at something like 150 knots, so it was pretty violent.
IDK about America but in my country this has been in the news for a while.
It takes months for elevators at train stations to get fixed because there is a huge shortage of parts. And this means people in wheelchairs have to crawl down the stairs to the train platform.
金子 is kinsu.

https://jisho.org/search/%E9%87%91%E5%AD%90

Kane is not a normal reading for 金 in compound words unless this is an esoteric word I haven’t seen.
Not so amazing, you're essentially earning money by helping people bully others anonymously. Probably some collateral damage (i.e. delivery) as well. Its just mean. OPs product is much better in that it can be seen by the recipient as funny, and edible at the least.
They frequently flicker or are only showing part of an image in video footage or photos, for exactly this reason. They're a right headache to film clearly.

(see this youtube video showing one in slow-motion to get an idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BJU2drrtCM)
> And of course pigs are often used for truffle hunting.

Actually this is a bit of a myth. Pigs aren't very good truffle hunters. Dogs are used to find truffles. I suspect this is what the GP was thinking of.
`layout.testing.overlay-scrollbars.always-visible` in `about:config` is your friend.
Definitely the realm of homelabbers, but I do. Mainly to segregate IoT devices, users, lab servers.

That is only because I want to though, I agree that the average home network will not have VLANs.
is... is "globalist" a code word?
More notes or voices playing than the player has fingers is quite common, a note doesn't stop just because you let go of the key. Sometimes you want it to ring out so most synthesizers handle that case. Some even let you configure the behaviour, for example you could reallocate the longest playing note or the closest note.
Hi, neighbor! (I'm on server 7.)

The service is indeed great, Mischa does an excellent job.

Yeah PHP on httpd can be flaky, I'd wish for a lighter solution for wikis.
Fencing as done now looks legit stupid, so does racewalking.

Javelin, while slightly more cool, is you throwing a stick. Mildly interesting for a few seconds.

Football is a top tier sport because it's entertaining. People will pay to see it. Hence there's money to be earned.

If someone wants to spend their time seeing how far they can throw a stick, cool, but they shouldn't be surprised they're waking up to an empty bank account every day.
Is this trumpet player better than that painter? Is this sculptor better than that beat poet?
Aldi (Süd) and Lidl are in the US. You can look up Lidl's US prices on its website:

https://www.lidl.com/

To see Aldi's prices, you need to use a mobile application called instacart. It lets phones see the prices in-store at Aldi for the purpose of making shopping lists. It also has another set of prices for those that have food delivered or do "curb side pickup". Those are higher than the in-store prices.

If you compare the prices, do you still believe that food is more expensive in the US than in Europe?
Ask HN: Are you on Bluesky or Mastodon?
Just wondering which (if any) of these two social networks HN users frequents and why that choice.
The Swiss company Orell Füssli prints the Swiss currency as well as currencies for 16 other central banks.
Why you shouldn’t use old, unpatched software on an open network that doesn’t support modern protocols?

Beats me.
> The tv rights and advertising sell for billions. In person ticket sales in the 100's of millions.

I acknowledge that this economic output is relevant, but the real issue for me is how this is distributed downstream.

I do not think it's correct that the IOC captures a ton of value [1], and at the same time we have huge issues in terms of funding, even in very rich countries [2].

The countries and athletes make their sacrifices (i.e., one hosting and investing and the latter personal finances), but the IOC still insists on this model.

Back in the day, we used to have the idea to make the Summer Olympic games cheaper by having a permanent country/facility and fewer sports, but for any reason the IOC is against it.

[1] - https://olympics.com/ioc/funding
[2] - https://www.forbes.com/sites/lindseyedarvin/2024/07/31/paris...
By finding people who will actually benefit from the product and setting their expectations appropriately.
To be clear, I think people who love Elon also have a problem. Neither side can stop thinking and talking about him. I would love to go one day without somebody talking about him on HN regardless of the sentiment.
> Congestion indicates transportation capacity is below demand. But once the medium is congested, you can't measure what the demand is; only how long it's congested.

But congestion is also part of what controls the demand. It's not a "true" demand that you're just not seeing because of congestion. Once the congestion is solved, the demand will increase as that changes the attractiveness of driving.

Since driving then for some people will outcompete bus, cycling, trains etc., they will then shift over to driving even though they had no demand for it earlier. It will then reach a new equilibrium, not far off the old congestion.
That (to quote you) means you have to keep them in the queue until the next time the client connects, which could be a very long time.

To be clear, there's no real difference - in both cases you have to keep messages in some queue and potentially resend them until they've been acknowledged.
Standards are the minimum, not the maximum.

Planes sometimes overshoot the runway, building an unecessary wall at the end of it might comply with a standard, but that doesn't make it a good idea.
The Rise and Fall of Action Park–New Jersey's Most Dangerous Water Park
I have changed my mind a couple of times on that subject. My opinion now is that printf debugging is not ok, but that it is not your fault.

printf debugging is a symptom of poor tooling. It is like saying that driving in nails with a rock is fine. It works, but the truth is that if you are using a rock, that's probably because you don't have a good hammer. And if on every job site, there are seasoned workers banging rocks like cavemen, maybe hammer manufacturers should take notice.
And in stark terror I beheld, a pestilence of wildlife deprived of progress.
I did say "at home", I still ate out plenty. I just don't find the effort/cost/reward of being able to cook at home worth it.

When traveling, I eat plenty of local and varied food. The problem of cooking at home is exacerbated when traveling though. Having an adequate kitchen for cooking is even more troublesome.

Going out to eat every meal gets pretty tiresome after doing it for years. The food available for takeaway isn't great. Fine for a few weeks or months, but eating it for years definitely kills you faster.

Having a healthy, 0 effort meal available at a moments notice is great.
I'm sure that was more convenient, but did it provide anything that the API doesn't? Asking because I'm planning to use the API to get a dump of all my bookmarks soon—I've always had a very pleasant experience using the Pinboard API, compared to many others.

Edit: I just checked and it's a single http call to get all bookmarks, very simple. Granted I 'only' have ~800 bookmarks, so it may get tricker with larger archives.
That's what I thought, but the link doesn't say anything about off-device inference, it's only about storing and retrieving the model. There's just one off-hand note about cloud inference.

In any case, yeah you can not download the model to the device at all, but then you have to deal with the other angle - making sure the endpoint isn't abused.

Maybe a hybrid approach would work - infer just part of the model (layers?) on the cloud, and then carry on the inference on the device? I'm not familiar with how AI models look like and work like exactly, but I feel like hiding even a tiny portion of the model would make it not usable in practice
earth is in the goldilocks zone for water, and also has a complete set of all of the elements availible everywhere,and also has localised temperatures from refractory to near cryogenic,
ie: in siberia you have to heat the propane in your extream off road rig, or it freezes@-60°
we also have surface pressures that vary from
so low ,that life is tenious, to so high that life is impossible.
All of this points to an almost infinite number of possible habitats and nitches for life to exist or originate in.Here.
A basic rule of life is that any nitche will be filled and competed over, more edges, more species,more energy exchange,more competition,
more more MORE, not neat, not tidy, not nice,
Ice moons are going to be vastly simpler, and less energetic locations for life to exist, and if we do find one, localy, we will mine it for its yummy volitiles, and turn the rest into a salmon farm, yum.The Japanese will pay anything to set up
exclusive hotels on an ice moon serving alien sashimi, no matter how tiny and strange, as its already one of there cultural norms.
Hungry now.
Mine was a Linkin Park fan website, also hosted on Angelfire from around then. IIRC frames were the subject of a holy war at the time. I thought they were magical and had the same frames layout as you, but read a lot of stuff about how they were awful design so I created both frames and noframes pages (the latter having the nav bar across the top).

It was a lot of fun. When I discovered JS I started playing around with alerts, which surely would have driven my visitors mad if I had any.
>Wifi-7 modems (some of them are AP-capable) are now available for around 15-30€

Just to add additional context, there are a whole loads of components from RF Filter to antenna itself, RAM, etc for an AP or Router. In case anyone got the wrong estimate of BOM cost. Ignoring any other R&D / NRE or Capex involved. And all that excludes the cost of software.
The bar screws up printing usually.
> infested with vulnerabilities

Current io_uring is not particularly prone to vulnerabilities. The original version of it had a design that often led to them (a kernel thread doing operations on behalf of the process and not always remembering to set the appropriate privileges), but it no longer uses that design, and the current design is much more resilient. Unfortunately, the original design led to a reputation that it's still trying to shake.
> It was so draining to run yourself as a mini PR/brand within one's team (/one's department) and market oneself (one's team) to your manager (/your company).

Counter point. This is always inevitably a thing. They were only making the implicit explicit.
Worked fine on an old Samsung S20+, running Android 13.
Windows has copied io_uring from Linux.
>There isn't anything other than US bills you can use to get the raw materials for US currency.

You are very confident when you have no idea what you're talking about.

https://darknetdiaries.com/transcript/102/

All you need is the cotton blend of paper. There's no secret ingredient. Either find a paper pulp manufacturer who sells the blend like this guy from Quebec or build your own processes like North Korea. Many developing world currencies are more secure than the USD.
>i still believe "pgp is too complex" was the most successful cia counter action after they lost the crypto wars to the people.

Do you talk to non-technical people? Some people can hardly turn their computer on. Do you really think PGP is in their grasp?
What's the business model of this website? Do you earn commission from the website?
Why not use notion and their website feature with custom domain? It has an extension to clip pages as bookmarks.

You could add it as a subdomain (bookmarks.website.com)

It’s easier to update compared to hosting your own CMS and frontend.
> it was always a metric closely aligned with what customers want
And then there are those rare cases where inserting a print or a new condition to use for conditional breakpoint forces the compiler to output slightly different code which does not produce the bug. Essentially this is similar to the Observer effect in quantum mechanics where the system is disturbed simply by observing it. Also the bug cannot be reproduced with optimizations disabled.

How are those cases debugged then? By enabling the debug symbols AND the optimizations and using the debugger, looking at the code and the disassembly side by side and trying to keep your sanity as the steps hop back and forth through the code. Telling yourself that the bug is real and it just cannot be reproduced easily because it depends on multiple factors + hardware states. Ah! I sometimes miss those kinds of bugs which make you question your reality.
https://www.wita.org/atp-research/free-trade-ideology/

In short, it is the philosophy espoused by the WEF, The Club of Rome and some UN institutions.

For all of Twitter's faults, I never interact with someone making these toxic insinuations on that platform.
Unless there’s something important, I check my email about once a week these days. Otherwise it’s just for authentication.
System working as designed?

Like, if your hobby is throwing a disc as far as you can, have fun. But don't expect many people to pay to watch right?

But people pay a whole lot to see nice bodies doing sexual stuff. So since money comes from what other people value, no need for a surprised Pikachu face.
HL: Alex happened because "upper management" (aka the people with the actual power in their amorphous organizational structure) was engaged, and wanted a major title in VR. Major titles do not happen otherwise; excitement by the troops only goes so far, because there will always be setbacks and grind.
Of course this can trivially be extrapolated to people buying the mechanical keyboard, 3D mouse, etc… and then learn how to program.
Isn’t the point being made in that passage that the better you are at sales, the more you treat your loved ones as customers you can transactionally extract value from by leveraging your sales tactics, rather than just… loving them? I don’t see how this connects to your comment on chefs and F1 drivers needing both grit and talent.
I know where the argument comes from, but at an extreme watching football with 22 folks running behind a ball in a slow game where 97% of the time nothing happens in terms of scoring, and in terms of tactics, today sounds like a handball game; it's boring (and I say that as a Brazilian and having attended more than 100+ in the stadium and more than 600 on TV).

The entertainment in the Olympic games is in the fact that those folks (especially track and field) go to the extreme and human limit. In other words, for regular sports entertainment, I can go to watch Green Bay Packers vs. Vikings or Chelsea vs. Manchester City; for olympic entertainment (athletes pushing to their limits), Olympics are the place to watch.