skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Love it, thank you for sharing. Can't wait to show my kids later!

Are the background stars randomly generated or do they correspond to the actual galaxy? Distant points of reference would be interesting to see.
A portable 20W solar panel that lets me recharge my power banks while hiking.
86h, wasn't it? But regardless your point stands.
People move to other states due to state laws. City laws can easily be avoided by living and/or working just outside the city limits. Or more likely, state laws will preempt city laws that go against state level politics.
Mechanics might retard or advance the ignition timing in an engine.
Good catch. I use Brave daily so I don't have any extensions on my Chrome install. I am using UBlock with Brave.
Yes! That is the one that I use too - it's always in my bag.
Beatiful, maybe add a pan control, and configurable starting time + dt?
AFAIK even RSA 1024 isn't broken yet.
This is a decision for the US market first and foremost. The lawsuits you mention are sadly irrelevant to the decision-making; again, if you are about to be forced to make this change by Trump, the results of some cost/benefit study will not sway his reasoning. His decision is already made.

FWIW I would not be surprised if the bluster about championing free speech abroad gets quietly forgotten; we’ll see. They explicitly state they will comply with laws, which in EU likely means continuing to moderate (more not less over time, given the regulatory trends).
> Economics: Rent control is always a bad idea

Well this is definitely false. If you're a politician who can afford a nice place then rent control is a great idea: it gets you elected (look, I made things cheap for you) and keeps you elected (look, I will solve all the problems underpriced rent brings).
Why is there a sudden increase of low quality articles on HN?

Claiming the tools are bad, without any examples of specific tools that the author actually think is bad, and of course any rationale leading to such a conclusion is non-existent. This is basically content farm quality.
They can pursue what they want, it doesn't mean it will go through.

Looking at public data, using some other public knowledge to figure out something new does not make it inherently illegal. They didn't crack it on their systems, they didn't subvert it on their systems, they did not use it against their systems. I'd love to see some specific examples under what it could be prosecuted under specifically. Because "that door doesn't actually have a lock" or "the king doesn't actually have clothes" is not practically prosecutable anywhere normal just like that.

Especially in the EU, making such cryptographic blunders might even fall foul of NIS2, should it apply to you.

In general this also quickly boils down to the topic of "illegal numbers" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number) as well.
The 4090 MSRP was 1600

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/40-serie...

The cards were then sold around that ballpark you said, but that was because the shops could and they didn't say no to more profit.

We will have to wait to see what arbitrary prices the shops will set this time.

If they're not just randomly adding 400+ on top, then the card would cost roughly the same.
Yes, I suppose so had I already had that set up. I should probably do that now before the next contingency.
How would it be trivial? Can you describe in a more specific way?

The data I can find says it was last updated 9:02 PM Jan. 5, 2025 (presumably America/Chicago from my browser). That’s a >2 day window as of writing this comment.

Not throwing any accusation, just trying to understand the technicals.

If there was any manipulation of community notes in the last 2 days, how would we know?

If there’s manipulation of this data before it is published, such as ratings or notes never hitting these data files, how would we know?

Maybe, an individual could check to see their own contributions are included in updates to the published data. Is that sufficiently common such that it would get caught?

Community note data I can find (log in required): https://x.com/i/communitynotes/download-data
You can currently pan with right click, and I like the idea of a configurable starting time! Everything is mapped into the current epoch when you load your browser at the moment.
What is your working stack like?
Wow. Torvalds' distaste for Nvidia from that, albeit 12 year old, clip leaves little to the imagination. Re: gaming GPUs, Windows is their main OS, but is that the main reason why Huang only mentioned Windows in his CES 2025 keynote? Their gaming chips are a small portion of the company now. But they want to focus dev on Windows??
I'm honestly just a coward; I have no idea what's actually in drugs that people buy on the street, and if I get sick, what exactly am I going to do? Sue them?

My dad is an outlier who managed to never have any issues thankfully, but there is a pretty strong history of addiction (mostly alcoholism, but other stuff too) on my dad's side of the family, and as such I've always treated drugs pretty cautiously.
Please explain what you would be doing and how it is dramatically different from other animals? You have no social groups larger then extended family and no free time to dedicate to anything other then substance gathering.
Also topic drift, but very similar to yours: i'm 2 or 3 years older, had an Atari 800 at home courtesy of my mom, but couldn't save enough to buy a cassette drive via lawn mowing, so would write down or re-enter whatever between parent turning on the light switch in the room so i could see, not realizing they turned off the computer instead. The IBM PC came out; I got my dad to sell a fancy shotgun bought for me at birth, in the newspaper classifieds, and used the money to get a PC. On that PC i had an early version of Word...and it was super useful.
Programmers are much more likely than the general population to have hyper-mobility. I am so hypermobile that none of the traditional ergonomics techniques, including physical therapy, work well enough and I have resorted to using a reclining chair. The reclining chair has worked out great and I really wish I had tried it much sooner. I had not considered it earlier because all of the advice I had received was that it was damaging.
It was already broken.

This comment also serves as a public notice that I'm going to factor all the 512-bit DKIM RSA keys out there from now on. Start migrating.
dns server limitations.

txt records are 1024bits... add the prefix for the key and you get <1024.

to use a larger key you must combine many txt records in a never ending comical interoperability issues. the first one usually being that your regional monopoly scoundrel, a.k.a. registrar, run a server which doesn't even allow more than one entry.
I got a cable tie gun (aka zip tie gun) and it it does it's job perfectly. Pulls the cable tie to the correct tension and then cuts of the excess perfectly flush. Very satisfying to use. The one I got is made by panduit, but there are many brands that work more or less the same way.
https://archive.today/qyo7l

FTC takes action against Gravy Analytics, Venntel for selling location data - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42309429 - Dec 2024
I do find these kinds of articles funny. "Why are the younger generations not destroying their bodies like we did?" Maybe we just don't want to bro.
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40-Yr Contractor Learns Korean House Construction
Of course they can use that. The Fifth Amendment protects the right to not testify against yourself. You can keep silent. That's it about self-incrimination. The government can seize any physical object and do essentially anything it wants with it with a warrant. They can physically decap a TPM and read the security key if they really want to.
You can find pretty much any dance event in the bay at 19hz.info
I can't decide if this article is satire.
Adversarial compatability is not a reason to mock a competitor to an entrenched monopoly.

I have no love for Microsoft, but the idea that a locked in monopoly, responsible for tainting or outright destroying huge swaths of the internet, is a "success"...

Not gonna lie though. Making a fake page that looks like a competitor to show people after they ask you to give them their competitors site is very mockable.

I see the similarities between these situations, but the difference is deception, Not that it's "copying".
https://da.santaclaracounty.gov/former-apple-employees-charg...
Wait this header doesn’t make sense.
Laid off for the first time? Twice?
Thank you! The background stars are a texture that I found on solarsystemscope.com, and _should_ correspond to the actual orientation of the firmament WRT your frame of reference. I'd love to add labels for salient stars.
The idea is that for spam filtering purposes, you can prove this morning that the email I sent you this morning came from me, because I’m the only person who had the signing key on it. Anyone else could validate that too.

But let’s say I publish that signing key tomorrow. Once I do that, you can’t prove I sent today’s mail because anyone could’ve used that published key tomorrow forget the signature.
As i understand it, the sound for audience in the venue and monitors for artists was run locally by separate mixer. The audio backhauled to HQ was for the live broadcast.
The "Tyler Durden" author on ZeroHedge.
Above & Beyond throw some pretty huge weekenders and the vibe in those giant expensive festivals is pretty good. Swiffer guy not withstanding.
It's not quantum-broken though, it might just make it a bit faster. Just half a Dyson sphere.
Last week, near Boston MA.
If there is any concept in the whole of the programming world that has demonstrated that people can be screwed up by dropping the wrong misconception in at just the right time, it is the monad concept.

It's best to not learn from wrong things, which is, unfortunately, statistically most of the things talking about monads.
Colleges limit AP credits to maximize tuition revenue: study
In the US, the answer would be yes you can be compelled to blow a raspberry.
No, though chips like the 80186 did blur the line. But what I mean is that different companies sold things like 8051s with BASIC in ROM. Parallax had a very popular product in this category based on a PIC, you've probably heard of it: the BASIC Stamp.
I couldn't even make it past the implication that meta ray-bans (which do not have a display) would be useful for receiving AI advice on coding.
Yes, but not too long ago they ruined the Android app and made it depend on their servers. At least the watch works fine, but I suspect it's only because the battery isn't large enough to cut lazy devs and hasty PMs from working on harder problems.
If they want to pay more to maintain legacy messes, then I'm fine with more rules. That shows the business wants it done right. They don't though, so I can't agree with putting in more work for no extra compensation.

I know this counter argument sounds crabby, but going along with existing conventions on a legacy code base might be a lot of work for someone who's only familiar with more recent practices. It's not something you can passively do. Plus having to adopt these older patterns won't help your resume, which is an opportunity cost we are absorbing for free (and shouldn't have to)
Multiple regions blocked for publish for Pubsub
How was I mistaken in my use of tautology?

My understanding is that it's supposed to be a reduction of a logical argument into the form A = A, or true = true.

When the words are different, but essentially mean the same thing, and used as a flawed proposition.

Am I wrong about that? I certainly don't want to bandy the word about incorrectly.
No it isn't. The only implementation of ATProto so far has been heavily criticized for immediately blocking anyone with wrong opinions, while at the same permitting pedolovers post without much trouble (that butterfly logo is a well-known pedophile logo).

More reports about the awful actions of bluesky/ATProto: https://www.newsweek.com/conservatives-join-bluesky-face-abu...
I don't think that is true of "HN". This thread, about how wasteful frontend development is, is a pretty standard trope in the comments here.

Loads of developers everywhere, frontend and backend, go to lengths to optimise their programs. Loads of other developers also don't care.
There's some solid disclaimers at the start; I don't think it's fair to say she assumes that this is universal advice since she explicitly states that it isn't.
https://archive.is/ul4Ui

Quoting the bits that take stabs at explaining it:

> [Night-time consultancy co-founder] Leichsenring said venue owners were often closing their doors earlier to save on costs, as revenue from drink sales tended to drop off in the early morning hours.

> More restrictive licensing rules after Covid-19 have also become an issue for clubs and promoters in cities across the globe

> The increased popularity of daytime events and festivals is another factor

> One executive in the entertainment industry said younger people were less inclined to go out raving until 6am as they were more health conscious and less frivolous with money than previous generations
remember when yahoo mail was the first one to implement DKIM validation and then all mailing list owners added a footer telling their subscribers not to use yahoo mail because it was broken, instead of calling their mailing list providers to upload a key? yeah nobody remembers, but yahoo probably do. i doubt they will err on the side of security again.
SPIN in Modula-2: https://www-spin.cs.washington.edu/
86 hours. 8 dollars. I wonder how scalable it is. They only used:

> We chose a server with 8 dedicated vCPUs (AMD EPYC 7003 series) and 32 GB of RAM from Hetzner

Not very beefy really. Beating this time is easily in range of, what, millions of people high end gaming machines?
“Siu Kei (Alex) Kwan, 37, of Castro Valley, Yathei (Hayson) Yuen, 34, of San Jose, Yat C (Sunny) Ng, 35, of Milpitas, Wentao (Victor) Li, 38, of Hayward, Lichao Ni, 39, of Sunnyvale, and Zheng Chang, 31, of Union City, are charged with multiple felony offenses including grand theft, conspiracy to commit felony grand theft, perjury, and tax fraud. Furthermore, they face charges under the aggravated white-collar crime enhancement due to the substantial sums involved. If convicted, they could face time in jail, be forced to pay back restitution, and be levied fines and fees.”

What a stupid way to go for little for folks with so much to lose.
I am a fan of more monitor more better, but $200 for 1080p is crazypants to me. I think the 24" you're referring to is https://www.asus.com/us/displays-desktops/monitors/zenscreen... but is also regrettably 1080p just in a bigger form factor. In contrast, QHD ones in 14", 16", or 18.5" seem to go for about $150 (although I'm cognizant this is an "improved your life" thread not "I dunno, try it" :-) )
The documents provided by Elon Musk to Bari Weiss, Matt Taibbi etc when he took over Twitter.
Don't take this too far though.

Played for years and realized I kept playing just to reach the same "high" I once had when I first climbed. Even when I won, I was dissatisfied.

Once I stopped playing, I noticed myself getting calmer and less frustrated during my day-to-day.

All this to say- self-reflection is key.
Laws of Computing, Version 2.0 by CH Ting [pdf]
I also found this looking for portable SIMD:

https://github.com/google/highway
TeMPOraL said, "magic links by definition violate the principle that GET requests should not change state". That is a reasonable thing to think, but it is not true, because you can GET a <form> which POSTs when you click the "log in" button, unless you think a link to such a <form> page should be excluded from the definition of "magic link".
emacs shortcuts are unintuitive by modern reference points, it's hard to learn.

M-x === hit x and the ESC key (of all things) at the same time?
Yeah it's really a "pick your poison" situation. I suppose that at least your biggest concern in MTB is crashing into immovable hazards (trees, off-camber slopes), whereas on the road you've got 2-ton vehicles flying around piloted frequently by distracted people.
This mindset allows one to donate their intellect to society and feel immortalized.

If privacy wasn't of particular concern, this is as near an "absolute good" idea as one can forge.
specs supports many things. I believe the question was more about the real world.
>Even that can fail. I’ve had multiple cases now where my name (!) was auto-parsed wrong in a way human would never do, not even after copy-pasting into Notepad. [...]

sounds like they did something like:

first_name, last_name = name.split(" ")

which is an issue, but unrelated to what everyone else is talking about, which seems to be how text data is being parsed/encoded inside pdfs. Pasting into notepad would check for that issue, but obviously wouldn't do anything for bad first name/last name extraction logic.
Syntorial was how I first learned and I was pretty happy with it.
Howdy! I've been huge into electronic music since I was 12 (currently 38). Literally fell in love with the music for the sake of the music. Started going out at 18, didn't try drugs until my mid-20's. Enjoy drugs, sometimes I'll take them, but most of the time I'm either sober or just a bit stoned. But even the weed isn't a requirement for me. I can be out until 5AM, loving the whole experience, because the music is what I want.

In fact, I've been absolutely cranking this[1] crazy shit on repeat for weeks now and have been sober each time! The mixing, the flow, and the leftfield-weirdness of the whole thing hits my soul juuuuuuust right.

So, we're out there. Much of the people who regularly support the scene are also often sober, or don't regularly party hard. Check your preconceived notions and blanket generalizations at the door, please, and then try coming out to a show. We'd be happy to show you how things actually are. :)

[1]https://soundcloud.com/dkmntl/azu-tiwaline-at-lentekabinet-2...
The Situation: Today Nothing Happened (January 6)
I appended "(January 6)" to the title to disambiguate "Today".
I haven’t seen the submission (video) but I need to shift from my focus from "this is just what it is now" to dealing with problems head-on and mitigating. Also absorbing experiences and knowledge from people who have been where I am at.

"This is just how it is now" (you know the refrain) becomes a self-fulfilling phrophecy. Could most problems simply be avoided and mitigated until a long time in the future? I don’t know yet.

I don’t have the glass half full attitude yet. Right now it’s mostly "I guess this is just how it is now for me rest of my life." That’s more like my current mindset.
> Just build it on the web.

It takes a very insignificantly small amount of JavaScript to make a website a Progressive Web App, which iirc can be listed on app stores.

If you dont use React or any fancy frameworks, I believe last time I ever did such a project our JS was under 50 lines of code to have our PWA working fully offline. There were some odd hacks, like detecting network connectivity.
US Justice Department accuses six major landlords of scheming to keep rents high
Sure. Lately I've found that the "role" part of prompt engineering seems to be the most important. So what I've been doing is telling ChatGPT to play the role of the most educated/wise/knowledgeable/skilled $field $role(advisor, lawyer, researcher etc) in the history of the world and then giving it some context for the task before asking for the actual task.

Sometimes asking it to self reflect on how the prompt itself could be better engineered helps if the initial response isn't quite right.
Building Full-Text Search in JavaScript
The Telepathy Tapes: A Dangerous Cornucopia of Pseudoscience
React is a web framework. You can put Native behind React, it'll never be.
Careful here - GP said Aarke Carbonator Pro, but luckymoose bottles do not fit the Pro. They fit the Carbonator 2 and 3.

EDIT: Actually they didn't say that, I presumed they did because the Pro model AFAIK is the only one that comes with glass bottles insted of PET. But still, make sure you check that these bottles work with your machine :-) They dont work with mine!
I agree. Those stateful bastards. I suggest we wrap them all into Monads. That’ll teach them!
The fight over robots threatening American jobs
What happens when companies come up with competing json schemas and you need to massage your data into 15 different schemas?

https://xkcd.com/927/
It seems well written to me, maybe you are not the target audience.
Did you ever read Roma Aeterna? Or did you go straight into literature?
In the US this is a pretty good nationwide summary.
Doesn't Slay the Spire rerender every card's render target every single frame? It runs like dogshit on the Switch for no good reason, given how graphically simple the game is compared to other titles on the platform.
I don't have the source, but don't think 1Password/LastPass/KeePass. Think the "would you like to save this login" built in to Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Windows, and iOS. These days, you have to opt-out of password management.
Could this or the other "Studio" be used to avoid using OpenSCAD when creating models for 3D printing?
It's definitely true that early farm employment can deprive children of opportunity, and cause a knock-down effect on their education. Your naysayers are right to cite how exploitative these illegal farming employments are.

But the rest of the reaction seems a little out of place. Maybe it's a major culture difference: we're mostly cosmopolitan white collars with luxury time & luxury salaries, and they're our rural countrymen working with their hands and having to make ends meet.

Is it our place to judge them so harshly?
Quantum stocks plunge after Nvidia's Huang says the computers are 20 years away
Scaling Laws for LLMs: From GPT-3 to o3
Agents – Chip Huyen
Totally unreasonable expectation. Sry. The cards are literally built for gamers for gaming. That they work for ML is a happy coincidence.
Thank you for introducing me to the Ventriloquist and Scarface. Absolutely bizarre characters. I love it.
If you're into tech development nowadays, it goes a long to list a portfolio of things you've built. That goes a long way to tell an employer if you have the skills to build what they need.
Can you recommend a brand / model?
I felt that the general topic was "software failing to do the right thing parsing the text in PDF resumes in ways a human would get right", which includes all of these types of problems, not specific to encoding issues. But, sure.
Resizeabill
You should come to Miami. Some people start the night at a normal club, go to a rave at Factory town, and meet the sunrise at Space, all in one night.
It's not contradictory at all. As Einstein said, "compound interest is the most powerful force in the universe."