skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wearing glasses for over 20 years, I am super bugged by chromatic aberrations when looking anywhere except straight ahead. I chose lenses with the highest Abbe number that I could find but there are still chromatic aberrations. I might finally go get surgery just to get rid of this horrible aspect of glasses.

Also most eye correction technology like glasses don't fix the higher order aberrations, that can cause halos and other artifacts. Only wavefront scleral contact lenses do that, but they seem scary so I haven't tried them.
But still it is only grand speeches we are getting from Europe.

And is any one in Europe not skeptical of any increase in defense spending? Things have costs, that money is having to come from somewhere.

Is increasing traditional military spending the way to go in the 21st century? If the decision is left to military leaders,they might spend massive amounts of money preparing to fight yesterday's war.

If you set aside alarmist positions, it may very well possible that Russia has no interests in military conflict with rest of Europe beyond Ukraine. In that case what is the best thing Europeans could do?

But in general, there is lot of fear mongering and fatalism in European leadership. Secondarily, the concept that history can repeat itself is very dubious, the circumstances and events are far too complex for such a simple interpretation.
That sounds like the worst thing ever. So many good native terminals to choose from why ruin it with electron.
For those of us who don't own a tesla, what on earth is "auto mode"?
> they should have started preparing after Trumps first term.

They should have started preparing in the 1970s. It takes time to develop an industrial base and a coherent strategy. It was always obvious how relying on a foreign power for sovereignty was short-sighted.
I'm personally on the side that thinks that pg + x != pg.

It might not even be possible to install x on some hosted pg servers.

It is great that you can expand pg and that you and others have but I don't rate it as high as a buil-in solution.
Mazda as well
There is an option to print out recovery info. A sheet with a QR code and a space for you to write your password (or not, if you don't trust keeping those 2 things in one place). That paper can go in a safe deposit box, with a trusted family member / friend, or in some cloud service you'd still have access to. The QR code + your password allow for recovery.
It’s the standard design: <https://emojipedia.org/muted-speaker#designs>
Once the Rad Lab got involved, the UK focused on more theoretical or foundational aspects of the technology and let the Rad Lab develop the actual weapons systems.

The anti-submarine radar was a good example: the British developed the sea-scan radar, but testing showed it was very difficult for a bomber crew to use it to actually get the plane on-target so the Rad Lab developed the radar-driven autopilot and integrated it with the B-24s.

I think the H2S radar was developed entirely by the British with limited US/Rad Lab involvement though.

Amazing story about your grandfather! Actually the cavity magnetron played a key role in starting the Rad Lab. The US was still neutral at this point and Churchill decided to "gift" one of the prototypes as well as some scientists to explain how it works to the US in hopes that the US would create radar sets. On the way over the scientists decided to give the crew of the convoy ship a physics lecture, but they couldn't talk about what they worked on so they decided to talk about something that could not possibly be relevant to the war: nuclear fission.
That’s technically true but Svelte had a major paradigm shift in v4 and an extension of that paradigm in v5. The name is older, but the underlying code is newer.
McDonalds puts cream and sugar in your coffee by default.
Programming Is Like a Dream
They're pretty much all corrupt. It is basically a mob state.
I run a full node with a Raspberry Pi 4 and a 1GB USB drive.

The node you connect to defines bitcoin, not the miners.

If you want to mine, you can do that with a single ASIC and join a pool. The main obstacle is finding free/cheap energy, and the beautiful thing about bitcoin is that demand-based price of said energy automatically repels miners from each other geographically.
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You were wrong in both cases! The GP went to Chicago and spit on people just to prove a point /s
thanks for the legit lol, but my back and groin have dibs on that tech

FUN FACT OF THE DAY: Listening to LOTR with my kids, I made a joke that "Gimli, son of Gloin" was really "Gimli, son of Gloin, son of Groin" (having no idea what Gloin's father's name was), and when my son read the full timeline at the end of LOTR, Gloin's father really was named Groin, so now, in my family, it's "Gimli, grandson of Groin". Enjoy!
Probably not... but why would you want to?
Yeah people are acting like car manufacturers have turned over a new leaf when in fact they are just gaming the regulations as usual.
I have a 2012 Cayenne and the cockpit is truly a thing of beauty. It feels like being a pilot. I hope they bring the buttons back. Photo attached for context.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CKb34qtg0cf/?igsh=MTc3Y3Jpc2gwbD...
https://getsearchablepdf.com (I'm the founder)
I explained why SpaceX is a bad deal for the US government. They have strategic reasons why they cannot be limited to SpaceX. Hence anything "saved" by a SpaceX launch is illusory: they can choose to pay for SLS ... or they can choose to pay for SLS AND for SpaceX.

Which number will be bigger? The price of SpaceX launches doesn't even matter. Or in economic lingo: SpaceX launches aren't that much cheaper to the marginal cost of SLS, which is what matters.

EVERY private space launch company beats SLS on price. Nothing special about SpaceX on that front. Who has the cheapest launch cost? This might be a surprise, but Russia does (about 50 million dollars). Yes Falcon can carry more and is more modern, but all rockets are different (and they do have big ones too), but you want cheapest? Russia is currently unbeatable, mostly because they do close to zero development at this point. Obviously, you can see the problem with using Russia too.
LLaSE-G1 A FOSS speech enhancement model
LLaSE-G1 is a unified speech enhancement model capable of handling multiple tasks without extra task prompts, including:

Noise Suppression (SE)
Target Speaker Extraction (TSE)
Packet Loss Concealment (PLC)
Acoustic Echo Cancellation (AEC)
Speech Separation (SS)

huggingface link:

> https://huggingface.co/ASLP-lab/LLaSE-G1

demo page:

> https://submission-papers.github.io/LLaSE-G1-demo-page/

arxiv paper:

> https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.00493
I wasn't affected, but the outrage seemed real. People understand theft. If you're going to cozy up to a group of people and then pick all their pockets, you better be ready to be an enemy to that group of people.