skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For anyone else that also wants a much more in depth explanation, this hour long talk is a gem.

https://resources.altium.com/p/2-the-extreme-importance-of-p...

That AC signal energy is contained in the field between the trace and it's return is such a powerful model compared to taking the DC model of "going the lowest impedance path" and just assuming it applies at AC. Very, very, very good talk.

This model also automatically makes clear why you'd want signal-GND-GND-signal instead of a power plane because that side's signals will have coupling into the power plane. It is mentioned explicitly in the video as well.
> New Yorker style guide would call for this to be spelled “channelling.”

Wait, really? I thought that was a British versus American English thing.
We're planning on enabling passkeys! Agreed that phone 2FA is not ideal, just the current setup.
Something can be subjective, without being a scam.

Are you suggesting they are deliberately misleading people, or are you saying grading is not consistent and is subjective based on circumstance around when the item is graded.
Apple Reports Best Quarter Ever in 1Q 2025: $36.3B Profit on $124.3B Revenue
Well, yes. But the OP was suggesting/suspecting his printer prints security dots even when printing in B&W. This could be a good way to reveal them for analysis purposes.
It's upsetting to the progressives but Biden and Obama both deported far more than Trump did.

Thankfully we have archives and youtube, entirely searchable, where from 2008-2012 the democrats were strongly for sending people back home.
I brew installed but it didn't come up in my menubar. Just restarted my Mac and now I see it. I'm too lazy to make a PR to update the docs though right now.

Edit: I just see the battery widget not any of the other ones. This is a confusing onboarding experience.

Edit2: ah, they were all hidden because of Macs crap UX on menubar space. No indication there are more menu item. What a poor design decision Mac.
Looks great! and great team!
Thanks for the advice regarding Open Source contribution.
Greed and cheating needn't be realted. The players are following this strategy to make money, presumably more than they should want. Whether they're taking it from moral or immoral sources should be a separate issue, imho.
I do not support the runner of the racket (Trump). The victims of the racket who are forced to comply are who I'm sympathizing with.

I don't support the mafia, but I sympathize with the local store that pays the mafia its racket dues to avoid being ransacked.
Probably more once https://doc.rust-lang.org/beta/std/mem/union.MaybeUninit.htm... is no longer nightly-only.
I must confess that my knowledge of christian history from 300AD to 1800AD is what you can get from a few paragraphs in middle school social studies.

I was trying to allude to the indulgences with my "bullshit" but I failed.

I tend to focus more on the great awakenings and all the horrible things they led to in how they influenced America.

I thought Protestants were also at some point very against the way the Catholic faith focused on "here's what god meant" rather than letting people interpret the bible themselves? Papal infallibility is just a part of that.
There's a privately controlled tower at KSQL (San Carlos) and there have been numerous incidents of ATC losing their cool on pilots, sometimes brand new students. All the YT comments say it's because it's privately controlled and understaffed and many pilots vouch for similar drama happening to them. I can't prove it, just passing along a data point. Obviously this problem could be solved by paying better and having enough staff. But how likely is that?
https://archive.ph/ijJrV
Yeah it’s far from perfect, but speed is usually not its biggest fault.

I’ll still be switching to the astral offering as soon as it’s production ready.
Very interesting will definitely check it out!
Why is lots of little commits a problem?

How is that evidence of optimizing for commit count as opposed to lots of people submitting PRs to cover low hanging fruit?

What does optimizing for commit count achieve for anyone? In what context does "lots of commits" gain someone enough value to optimize for it?
Kind of surprised McLuhan (medium is the message) wasn't referenced in the story. It's helpful to think of these technological innovations as being the message and what that means when you interact with them.

The piece says Carr believes reality can’t compete with "the internet’s steady diet of novelty and shallow, ephemeral rewards".

I disagree. I do think one remedy is reality. I remember turning the corner into St Peter's Basilica and facing the Pietà. Now, I'm not one for being moved by statues, but tears immediately started streaming down my face. I'll never forget this moment. It's seared into my brain.

I'm not saying you have to go to Rome. I'm not saying go travel the world. I'm saying it might be as simple as not pulling out your cell phone (i.e. "the medium") during the concert you're going to tonight.
This is insanity. You can be imprisoned for a vote?! You can vote for a law, and the law can be immediately challenged, as is often the case. This is an attempt by the executive branch to usurp the power of the legislative branch.
There are countless videos demonstrating that some cops are power tripping. Some guy doesn't react quickly enough to a request and they get floored brutally while the cop screams at him: "Don't you dare f** with me or I'll turn you into a puddle you a*h**! Do you understand me! I said do you understand me!"

You might argue that hey, he has adrenaline flowing and so maybe he was a bit over the line. But they are professionals supposedly trained in effective deescalation techniques. Those techniques aren't just because it is humane, it is because it results in better outcomes. But the ego trippers put all that aside because they enjoy being the punisher.

Both of my grandfathers (and an uncle and a brother in law) were career cops. One of my grandfathers said: the power given to you as a cop either brings out the best in you or the worst.
We're fully pursuing all KYC/AML/Sanctions restrictions. Couldn't operate as a US fintech company without doing this.
To a reasonable rounding error.. yes
I am also content for working with small interesting startups/companies. Yeah, I am expecting a timeline of 4-5 years to gain the relevant skillsets.
You see, the “fb” in fbcode stands for “fierce & beautiful”.
> they have to

Is this a federal (US) mandate or a law in any other country?
Wow. Very impressed, going to look into this.
Federal employee lawsuit alleges security, privacy risks in new OPM comm system
>On my semi-automatic flag on sight list

Really? Despite knowing that a flag can cause content posts to no longer be open to comments or even visible, you arbitrarily decide to attempt fucking over someone else's attempts at debate and communication just because you have a nose sniff at the subject matter? And you do this "semi automatically?"

The emotional maturity or lack of it among some visitors to this site is worthy of a YouTube comments thread. Laughable.
He has the same strategy as his boss. Play the victim card.
Your AI detector seems to be in need of recalibration.
I switched from iStats to stats like 1 year ago. I found it more responsive (and free).
I'm using Vetero for the weather functionality.
Del the funky homosapien is the singer in both - has a couple stage names, another good group he's in is called Hieroglyphics
I have tried it (testfromhn@ was my email) and it looks nice and clean.

If you push the idea further you could make it a business like https://shipfa.st/ did.

It seems you tried with SupaSaaS ?

Even the name was good, perhaps you can call this template SupaSaaS lite to bring prospects to you ?

Seems cool overall.
I'm with you 100% here.

Unbridled capitalism, especially on the scale possible today, is anti-competitive and consumer-hostile. And economically and socially destructive in the medium-to-long term.

But still, given what it was, Sears had to die. Or be reborn. Death is more common! So the death was not the market failure. That was proper and expected. The state of the world left behind might well highlight a weakness/failure of the free market model. We may be in full agreement, just semantically misaligned.

I am not confident I have a good solution. All models impose some arbitrary metrics that are probably wrong (even if they are an improvement!).

But I agree that some form of anti-trust regulation and enforcement is the only possible structure for it.

My deepest relevant experience is in broadcast media, and I strongly believe that relaxed ownership restrictions and the outright repeal of the Fairness Doctrine were economic and social mistakes that we are paying for dramatically today. The issues are complicated, but the results are bad.
Read the code, not tea leaves
Why would you say that Ä, Ö, and Ü are not vowels in German? Intuitively that doesn't seem true, but I'm not sure if linguists maybe use the terminology differently.
Difference in grade basically DETERMINES the value. Even small steps down from perfect greatly diminish a card's value. Basically IGN review scale levels of drop-off.
CC permits and anything firearm related winds up having to do elaborate song and dance routines to avoid being unconstitutional. Searching the crappy DB that only contains stuff they're allowed to care about instead of searching the good DB that they use when they really want to find dirt on someone falls into that category.
You are deliberately obtuse.
The Video Game History Foundation Digital Library Now Available in Early Access
Introducing CheapState
'Coördinate' and the likes make perfect sense to anyone who started out with a language such as Dutch or French where this is common. It's rather refreshing to see it used in English, where usually even the humble 'resumé' must beg for its accent aigu.

It never confuses me though, despite being able to read German as well. The mind just shifts to whichever language you're reading and interprets any diacritics accordingly. English just doesn't seem to fall under the 'those are umlauts' category of languages for me.
The Cost of AI-Assisted Development: Skill Erosion
The thing about FedRAMP is that it's not one thing, it's a framework. Even if you have a FedRAMP package for a system, you need a fresh ATO to use it at any customer.

Technically, there is no citizenship requirement for FedRAMP.

In reality, at every US Government customer I'm aware of, US Persons (Citizen or PermRes) are the only ones that can deploy code to production. You can have non-USP writing code but it must be reviewed and rolled out by USP.
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42868531
we are almost all in MySQL. we are also old and 500b
Thanks!

Frankly, the order matching will be pretty simple at the beginning: Match buyer/seller payment methods, make sure buyer order ≥ seller's available amount, then pick lowest price option. We just have to query the escrow contract on chain to make sure the seller amount is available.
The other factor is that police have near blanket immunity to violate any of our rights, whether that be privacy, using the power of the state to harass individuals, and even killing or maiming people. Then the worst consequence they face is a light slap on the wrist, paid vacation and then a transfer to another Police department. Police only serve one purpose, and that is... well if you know, you know. They have a mass surveillance state in their hands, blanket immunity, and no oversight or checks and balances. People should at the very least recognize this fact.

On top of that I get super frustrated when people want to do austerity measures like cutting funding to libraries, cancer research, public health etc... but refuse to even acknowledge that the police takes up the majority of a states public funding by orders of magnitude, and often receive "surplus" military weaponry.

If anyone actually cared about govt spending, it would be extremely clear that military and police funding would come first and foremost. The reality is that these two things are heavily intertwined, and the ways in which they are corrupt are the same... but one should ask themselves why does the US police force need to be more powerful than nearly every countries military? Who is it that they are fighting and who are they fighting for?
TopoNets: High-Performing Vision and Language Models with Brain-Like Topography
> Can you specify which are these "entrenched interests"?

Labor (meaning anyone who works for a living) and anyone who's not prioritizing shareholder value above all else.
Emotional words evoke specific patterns of neuromodulator release in humans
the whole unpluggable thing doesn't make any more sense than saying every CEO has a Luigi out there - very few will ever get through.
Menumeters still works for me on the latest MacOS (actually it's some fork of menumeters)

What does this have that menumeters hasn't?
> Yes, it'd be nice if it was open and reproducible from start to finish. But let's not let perfect be the enemy of good.

"Let's not let companies exploit well-known definitions for their own gain" is what I'm going for, regardless if we personally gain from it or not.
The same law enforcement constellation that includes the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, famous for being a paragon of respect for civil rights, detainee rights and never having been repeatedly accused of beating arrestees, profiling aggressively or forming its own literal internal gang with which to intimidate whistle blowers and suspects?

Color me surprised that they'd ever abuse state databases on people of interest!
The Chief Compliance Officer of Circle, makers of the USDC stablecoin, sits on the board of the Illicit Virtual Asset Network alongside U.S. government representatives from the FBI, DEA, etc.
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241002200546/en/Cir...

So obviously yes.
You're not wrong but with all the other laws surrounding firearms in public and in vehicles not being able to have a concealed carry permit is a huge practical impediment to exercising one's rights.
see also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42879226
Yes, both the Swedish Ä and the German A-umlaut came from the desire to have more vowels in the language and wanting to write AE in a more compact way, but no-one in Sweden thinks of Ä as "some kind of A". They're not related, there's no vowel-shifting going on, no case where words that used to be written and pronounced with an A are now written or pronounced with an Ä. There's no actual umlauting going on.

If anything, there's a dialectal glide from Ä to E in some places, so we think those two vowels have way more in common than Ä and A.

If you write E instead of A in a word, we can read it, but you look like a small child who hasn't learned proper spelling yet.

If you write Ä instead of A in a word, we're confused, and you look like a foreigner who's learning Swedish and is still confused about the extra vowels.
I know that the fed (Powell?) has been suggesting that 2% should be a long term average, but I took that largely to forgive their performance thus far. If they want credibility in the market long-term, they'll have to demonstrate they can return below 2% before lowering rates.
Hold up! Omg, can someone who’s done physics chime in please… whenever I’ve looked at GUT etc, I’ve always seen U(n), SU(n), but never knew what they were - are they what’s referred to in this article? Is that just the Unitary Group and Special Unitary Group??! All that time I thought it was all impenetrable but it’s just algebra?

Omg wow... the theoretical physics I’m talking about is just quaternions and Lie Algebra isn’t it? Oh… dont tell me Quantum Spin just called Spin because it’s a Spinor rather than something actually metaphorically spinning?!

Please chime in if you know what I’m talking about and can confirm this or shoot it down.
Infinite Apply – Lambda Calculus
You may be interested in the excellent rules engine and frontend to MtG. All FOSS and with real cards and art. I can't imagine the "official" games ever being as good.

https://github.com/Card-Forge/forge
The Video Game History Foundation Library
Looks like your product might be a perfect acquisition target for Zapier then ;)
Show HN: Copy Console – Browser Extension
Fix errors quickly by copying console.logs and paste on your prefer AI
Merde.ai: AI-fixed merge conflicts
wordpress.org is the defacto standard right?

set plugins and themes to auto-update,
add wordfence and change default settings.

use updraft or similar to pull full backups on a schedule.
Official release: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42882381
This was in the hacker Zeitgeist a few years ago, when "Secret Dots from Printer Outed NSA Leaker", though it's unclear whether the dots were used or if it was one of the other opsec failures.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14494818
Regulated like pressure regulator, not regulated like the sort government bureaucracy HN idolizes. The latter meaning came later.

Basically the same situation as when you read "gay" in a historical context.
In Dutch I appreciate the diaresis in zeeën and the like. Can’t think of an English example though.
> Going right back to ZIRP

Sub 2 percent inflation, not sub 2 percent real interest rates.
If he said he painted them in the 70's, yes.
I don’t think there is any ethical issue here, but I don’t think it’s good for the industry to remove all incentives for companies to spend lots of money solving hard, novel problems.

Why would anyone go through the effort of training the next groundbreaking model if they know they can just wait for someone else to do it and leverage that work?
But how do I tell you to get eggs from the coöp without confusion?
especially the yellow in your b&w printer!
Here's a blog post about it: https://sketch.dev/blog/merde

And some tech details: https://sketch.dev/blog/jagged-git-repo

(not mine, I just think it's cool)
Official post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42879226
I built one of these several years ago for MtG cards. Trained a neural network with a binary classifier on a cheap $20 USB microscope looking at examples of the backs of real cards vs. fake cards.

https://youtu.be/6_kKR7YgPF4

Sadly never got around to shipping it, because it worked really well. Ported it to the web, but never figured out the billing issue, and so it died during the delivery phase. From time-to-time, I still wonder if I should resurrect this project, because I think it could help a lot of people.
I guess the scam is more like current cryptocurrency.
I don't agree. Complex numbers are the algebraic closure of the reals. Or the quotient of the real polynomial ring by (x^2+1=0). Or whatever other construction. The multiplication rule is the essence of C.

Orthogonality is captured linear algebra over R^2, but R^2 isn't a field or an algebra.
Disgusting company: Uber takes 70% cut from rider's fare, drivers made only 30% on top of that Uber place those stolen earnings in the driver's tax report, not on them.
Reminds me of the early days of the internet, when one company would buy a MILLION DOLLARS of ads on one site, and that site would buy a MILLION DOLLARS of ads on the other.

TWO million dollars of revenue claimed, when not a penny was spent.

But things are much more above-board these days.

NOT
I enjoy the way that the New Yorker's style guide enforces consistency and precision in a way that is often lacking in English. Not just the diareses, but also the way they consistently follow the rule that when you add "ing" to a word that ends in a short vowel, you double the final consonant to make it clear that it is a short vowel. So the gerund of "bus" is "bussing", not the commonly used "busing", the latter of which looks like it ought to rhyme with "abusing".

It's just clear that someone thought deeply about a system that follows consistent rules. You don't often see that with writing these days.
How to Test FusionAuth SAML Configuration
Nice straw man.

What I'm saying is:

There were no signs of viral heart damage before the booster, and then there were signs of viral heart damage immediately after getting the booster.

People in this thread don't seem to know what viral heart damage is and how it differs from heart damage caused over time by unhealthy habits. It's a one time burst of damage, unlike a chronic and progressive heart condition caused by high cholesterol, etc. It's easy to identify.

If there is damage from the vaccine, it makes sense that it would look like viral heart damage because the mechanism is the same.
>especially in states like California with strong urban/rural partisanship

I haven't been to a state where there isn't strong urban/rural partisanship. Is that what Rhode Island is like?
What makes a great mocktail? (2018)
Ask HN: Is onboard audio still good enough compared to dedicated Sound Cards?
Recently, I upgraded my outdated PC to a Z890 motherboard, primarily because it was significantly discounted compared to AMD alternatives. After the upgrade, I noticed that the Realtek onboard audio doesn't sound as good as my previous configuration, which used a Recon3D sound card. Although I haven't conducted any scientific tests, the difference in sound quality is quite apparent to me.

I'm reaching out to understand the technical reasons behind this perception. Do dedicated sound cards offer tangible audio quality improvements over modern onboard solutions like Realtek? Specifically, I'm interested in aspects such as DAC quality, component shielding, and feature sets that might contribute to a superior listening experience.

Additionally, how much of this difference is rooted in theoretical hardware advantages versus user experience factors? Any insights or experiences from device engineers and audio enthusiasts would be greatly appreciated!
Would love this, in light of recent decision-making at the bigger companies. I refuse to use Google products when it’s at all possible to avoid them, and would prefer to move away from Apple (for similar but different reasons).

That said, it’s hard to imagine anyone in the current tech ecosystem (where everything is either ARR-driven, or “free”) building an OS that isn’t bloated with tracking and spyware.
So the first focuses on analytics and reporting, the second on transactions and performance.
They are not meant to replace each other, they serve different purposes. Some teams may need both.
Ah, I missed that Airflow was doing transcoding, that sounds like the primary benefit, and one of the big things I use Plex for.

I will day, video formats seem to be much more standard (and compatible with QuickTime) than they were in the pre-h.264 days. Though I do tend to lean toward mp4 over mkv if given an option. I still have a second player around to handle stuff QuickTime fails on, but I only need it a few times per year.
There is no way this is true. It is just an example of why Reddit is a fucking joke that you should never read.

I have seen it infer incredibly obscure things in the chain of thought that I was impressed it could piece together.

It is an incredible tool. I would trust it 1000% more than a random person on reddit.
Cannons and grapeshot were an essential part of marine commerce at the time and tons of them were privately owned. The only control on who could own what back then was wealth.
Joe Rogan often is wrong—because he’s not that smart and is prone to conspiratorial thinking—but he’s not lying in service of an ideology.
Yeah this is sorely lacking in context, even the title seems to expect the audience to already be familiar with whatever this is.
Thanks, let us know what you think!