skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It really depends on how deep you want to go, but the usual answer would be writing in Markdown and using Jekyll in combination with GitHub pages to present. This gives you a large amount of control and can be basically hosted for free, maybe the price of a domain. You can really get a lot out of this simple stack.
Reddit purged them due to infections by what you complain about for /r/conservative.
All credit goes to gephi-lite [1] and the sister project Retina [2].

[1] https://gephi.org/gephi-lite/
[2] https://ouestware.gitlab.io/retina/1.0.0-beta.4/
Isn't that what Children of Time by Tchaikovsky is for? :)
America marginalized itself after January. And as the world major superpower, the level of marginalization is something India, China, Russia, Uk, and even Europe - would aspire to.

Good lord, why are these malformed talking points being engaged with here. I see these things being shared amongst my hoaxer and antivax groups.
Oh I know that feeling and it's amazing.

It's so strange, you read the material and sometimes you either struggle with understanding or even don't see how it's relevant and not just a waste of time.

Then when you review it much later, it's like opening a new room of knowledge, it just makes sense and it makes me so happy in a strange way.

I've had this happen often with music theory. Music theory it pretty dull on it's own and small gaps in knowledge excludes you from understanding a lot more.
no argument, let me expand slightly.
gasoline is exceptionaly flamable, but (and crusialy) is known, and almost never self ignites.
the "electrolight" in lithium batteries is in fact
a liquid hydrocarbon that would run an ICE engine.
this fact coupled with the very real issue of lithium batteries, self shorting, and then experiencing thermal runaway, causing the exceptionaly flamable electrolight to burn in.an inextinguasishable, and re igniting fashion, is new.
And new is hard to evaluate, as building code,insurance, product standard, and end user perspective.
Insurers will just balk, and say no, building and fire code people are trepedatios.
We need true solid state, non flamible batteries, and THEN, we can just get on.with a general electrification of everything........but should there be a "HINDENBURG" level event.....then watch out for extream push back, is what I am getting at!
I'd love an accessory that makes a keyboard completely flush with the surface it's on. I get this is hard because dimensions are different for each keyboard, but something that e.g. a Macbook fits into would be nice, given its standard size. Everyone's different but for me personally, I feel that would be a big ergonomic benefit. Supported by the fact that my current winner is the one coming closest to this ideal, being extremely low, maybe ~0.4cm from the surface.

Been toying with the idea of getting something 3d-printed, basically something just as high as a Macbook, that you can attach to the front of it, giving a flush surface. Even better would be carving a Macbook-bottom-shaped or external keyboard-shaped "recess" into a table to place it into.

Ever seen or heard of anything like this?
In my view the core problem is the lack of proper sum types. Using product types to represent results seems fundamentally wrong; the vast majority of procedures only have 2 possible outcomes -- they fail or they don't -- 2 of the 4 outcomes that the type system permits are (almost always) nonsensical. I don't see a good reason to design a modern language in this way, it feels less like an intentional design choice and more like a hack.
I, too, loath to see a bird in a cage, my dear friend.

Love will help us transform this world beyond this selfish, destructive idiocy.

Peace be with you. We love you.
Turkey's translators are training their AI replacements
We should make a dual-head pen-plotter / paintbrush combo, to fill in solid colour areas faster.
>What domestic student is going to toil for years for poverty-level wages?

Do you want entire swathes of the country to have no exposure to higher education personnel?
You attach a 'meme' to it which turns it into a 'rug' that you can 'pull'
It mainly disincentivizes using scummy sites the fetch JavaScript from 20 domains.

Sites that just fetch JavaScript from their own domain, not as much.
Yes, thats right, the emails are stored in plaintext in the database. The database has the row level security rules configured so that users only have access to their own data.

It uses Resend transactional API which, based on their docs doesnt store the contents after the email is sent.
They don't play on Chrome for Android, either.
Bike gears have had numbers for many decades. The ancient (even then) Raleigh 20 I had as a kid had gear numbers (3), though searching now I see some Raleigh 20s had names instead. Every non-road-bike I've had since has had clearly visible numbers on the gear shifters.

Low numbers for low speeds, same as car gears.
Nat Friedman circa 2048: we were successfully able to extract the man’s last thoughts (“oh shit, my boss is going to be so mad when he hea”)
Ibuprofen is the generic name for the drug. There are branded variants like Nurofen if you want to spend more money for no real reason.
> I cant work for someone who doesn't understand what I do.

A better word might to 'appreciate' what you do. I'm mostly a manager/leader/vision person now and occasionally still code. Even though I've written a lot of code over the years, there's no way I could just drop in on a complicated project and understand all the intricacies without some ramp up right now. And that's ok. I appreciate the challenges everyone (engineering, customer support, operations, etc...) I manage faces and trust the people who do that work.

There is only so much time in the day, and if I'm tinkering with Node versions I'm not doing the work I need to get done.
Office 2016? To me, the "last" version is Office 2003. Everything that came after is horrible (the ribbon? I still can't stand it).
This is near certainly part of a new groundwork being laid for a later misinfo campaign.

It’s wrong in so many ways, that it actively reverses reality.

I believe the core payload is the idea that America was already fading, and that it was in decline agains China / Asia.

My suspicion is the goal is to kill the idea of dynamism, feed off of the malaise people are feeling.

The intellectual payload is simply a barb for the emotional payload to be distributed.
So say we all.

My non-tech friends call me paranoid at the basic level of protection I do - separate browsers for everything, and a couple of VMs for e.g. finances.

Vlan has always been an important part of LAN security but we're just out here with always on, full Internet access? My home firewall logs show an insane amount of bot / scraping etc.
Interesting conspiracy theory, but it would imply they were directly bribed by Google because their normal salary depends on the popularity of Firefox so frankly, it makes little sense.
Previous discussions:

24-jan-2021 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25893626 148 comments

07-jan-2021 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25674894 4 commments

27-feb-2019 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19263357 11 comments

21-feb-2019 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19216827 56 comments

03-feb-2017 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13560279 1 comment
If you concern is humans being able to have some oversight/insight, then text is useful but in many cases not sufficient. The models are quite hard to understand and chaotic - what is to us trivial or no difference can change outcomes completely. This is well demonstrated via adverserial attacks etc. There is a lot of potential for stenography also with text, where messages can be hidden in plain sight.
Who came up with the idea that only humans can dance?
It gets you back to good old 1985
Single threaded code / problems are unlikely to get faster with more cores. Foundational limitations still exist
You kids and your new fangled technology.

This is peak design:

https://www.moose-r-us.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/getoas...

(not my exact my model)

I inhereted it from my grandma and she still go full.

Don't walk away because that toast is burnt FAST.
I use byobu, a Tmux wrapper, as my primary terminal.

I changed the Keybindings for splitting and moving around terminals to be as in Emacs, and I am very happy.
Show HN: WebMCP: A proposal + code for websites to support client side LLMs
WebMCP allows websites to share tools, resources, prompts, etc. to LLMs. In other words, WebMCP allows a website to be an MCP server. No sharing API Keys. Use any model you want.

This is a bit of a proposal, bit of a project.

The idea here is, what if websites built specifically for users who wanted to use their website via an LLM - what would that require?

Today it's either Playwright or there's an API that can be interacted with, hopefully someone built an MCP server wrapper for it...

So I built a prototype and published it (open source, MIT).

It removes the cost of operating an LLM from website owner, as the burden of LLM use is on the user. And for the user, it's lower friction than using API tools and more private than using a website's LLM. Also opens up the door for websites that don't have accounts etc.

Let me know if you have any questions!
There's a way to rollback the firmware for this family of models, check out on the internets. I did it, and it solved the same issue for me.
[Sigh]

OK.

When the entire point of the article is that the FreeDOS option DOES NOT BOOT DOS then when someone did not notice that, this indicates that they did not read even the first screen of text on their phone, and that level of inactivity to me means "you are not contributing to the discussion here, you are detracting from it."

Others mileage may vary. Even the mods'.
However the professional development is achieved is fine, as long as it is achieved. But most people I know do it outside of business hours.
I don’t ever install NoScript on family/friend devices. It just breaks their experience. I have knowledgeable coworkers that won’t use it because it’s not worth the hassle for them.

So I agree it is an anti-pattern for typical use cases.

But if you’re trying to get the most out of old hardware, it will make some websites more usable.
Another one: depending on the language, 0 is either singular or plural. In French it's singular and it's always fun to see the denial in the eyes of my French colleagues when I tell them that 0 is plural in English.
Makes me wonder, if anybody knows how economies were measured in more socialist countries before the 80s. Did they take other factors into account since a lot of things were shared (based on a documentary about east germany, people used a lot more social services, places, parks, libraries, and exchanged stuff without paying).
I use it because I like seeing the 'screens' I have open no matter what screen I'm on. Screen itself has no such feature afaik.
Most of those economists are political propagandists first and academics second. Unfortunately, there is no way of avoiding politics so all work gets tainted. If psychology has a reproducible crisis, economics has an integrity crisis.

To be clear, I am talking about the ones who get the limelight, no all of them, in general.
The gold standard is also central planning. But, where the heck did I say anything about the gold standard?

I’m referring to private banks issuing receipts for metal deposits, which can be freely sold or traded. This is the origin of currency, no? The exchange rate between everything and everything else naturally floats in such a system, so there is no central planning.

> a working knowledge of economic history is crucial to be a part of this discussion

Here, let me get you a towel for that egg on your face, rude sir.
Amen. Still great cars, especially for the price, tho parts are increasingly NLA. My M54 is still going strong (compression terrific) other than my oil control rings could use a top end soak. Peak BMW design — inside and out.
And this reminds me of a wonderful parody blog post - https://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2006/03/execution-in-kingdo...
Do you have the statistics to back up the opposite argument ?
Corellas and Sulphar Crested Cockatoos don't need cages if you befriend them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbSxc6Y1aVA
Thank you for open-sourcing this - very impressive and great UI ! This also marks the need for comprehensive benchmarks for the "large knowledge search, retrieval and analysis" category for users to effectively compare solutions and vendors to objectively compete on.
No. Fortran (1957) uses 1-based indexing by default. Probably because matrix and vector indexing in maths is usually 1-based.
Agreed. Been around long enough to see u/sers from another site change the culture here subtly.

There was an interesting FB engineering post here about cost benefits to using a QLC storage layer... No comments. I feel like a lot of technical people nowadays don't even appreciate that we get FAANG engineering blogs and talking about hardware. Maybe I'm just jaded from having worked in a data center.
Of course if there were a large company maintaining XZ Utils then that would dramatically mitigate the cyber risk, but isn't this is the default economics of OSS?

Approaching it from the point of view of "it's obviously unjust and stupid that people voluntarily offered their software for nothing" without questioning the prior seems a bit short-sighted.

If you want to say "no one should use OSS because of the cyber risk", you might be right. But then what should replace it? What's the proposal?
> Turning users into cattle, draining every last byte, every last cent. Yeah, it sounds dramatic, but look around—we’ve already lost so much.

This is nothing else than enshittification: https://pluralistic.net/2025/02/26/ursula-franklin/
BTW everyone is fond of Norway while having zero idea how it's actually over there.

Consider this movie

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

The protagonist plows snow for a living, using 200-300 bhp diesel truck for like half a year each year, day after day. This thing just can not be replaced with an electric no matter what you try. And without it there would be zero traffic, electric or no.

It often looks like people here mostly do not comprehend what snowfall is.
Agriculture is main cause of seasonal carbon ups and downs, study finds
If you're looking for a co-working space in Amsterdam, you have the https://hackerbuilding.nl/, great vibes with lots of founders around
Duke Memos – Ospead and the Map Decoder Attack on Monero
Yes! Either Angular or React are fine :)
No.

That which you do to the least of my brothers, you have done unto me.

No, but I'll teach you how to not be a loveless, narcissistic destroyer of happiness, like that purblind fool.

That doesn't mean I don't love you, but I am commanded to love you less than the people whose oppression you countenance.

Hitler was both self-aware and a hateful fuckhead. Self-awareness is worthless without a compassionate heart.
Jekyl, git repo, branch on commit will build and deploy to AWS S3 cloudfront
Yeah I guess I don't really know how to translate the value of the folding feature into dollars, except that I don't feel any need for an ebook reader anymore, so I guess it's at least base phone price + price of a Kindle or similar.
> you believe other people have value

Call it religion, call it moral, call it principles...

> Without religion, I'll define worthwhile for me, is just what I desire. Is that controversial?

Then your religion is you, your moral compass is yourself, etc.

> Are you not allowed to define for you what's worth your time and attention?

How would you then disallow someone whose beliefs don't include the value of others, and follow what they desire, and so live by the laws of the jungle and basically use/destroy the rest for their own profit?

Would you be able to prove or show that that's intrinsically bad? Or would that be just your opinion?
Could be a combination of things: more robust nozzle design vs CCS, the gas station is manned and has security cameras.

I would happily carry the cable on trips where I planned to stop and charge if it meant the L3 was guaranteed to work.

Anecdotal for me as well. EVgo was so unreliable that I just stopped driving my EV for any trip that required charging. Almost every visit I’d have to try 2-3 chargers, hold the plug in or slightly bias it up or down to get past some comms/short/? check to start charging.

Usually no issues with ChargePoint L2 or L3, (it’s not the car). But there just aren’t that many around.
> suggests (…) animals, may be capable of some of the kind of sophisticated brain function thought to be exclusively human.

Isn’t everyone tired of this conclusion by now? Who even gets surprised anymore? We should’ve flipped our thinking on human exceptionalism long ago. We’re animals and have more in common with other species than we have uniqueness.
I don't disagree - in fact, this is a great study. It shows both just how much it takes to have any noticeable, direct control over the economy, and also how little it amounts to anyway.

Specifically, to have this level of control, you basically have to go full-totalitarian and rule with iron fist, and sustain this rule even as The Economy pushes back, in form of unrest, civil war, revolutions, military coups, as well as sabotage or direct attack by foreign forces. Yes, all this is part of the economy too. And, if you somehow manage to keep control in spite of all that, you'll quickly see the rest of the world, with its uncontrolled economy, zip past you in terms of wealth and power, and find yourself at its mercy.

Fundamentally, people want to trade; they both need this to survive and want it to improve their lot. If you make trade hard for them, they'll invent workarounds - alternate currencies (see e.g. use of dollar in the soviet block to work around rationing), barter, smuggling of goods; if you crack down on it, they'll conspire to depose you - and yes, even your military and security personnel, at every level, would like to make the lives of themselves and their families better too. There's only so much blood you can spill before you run out of people to kill, or out of goodwill of people doing the killing. And, as history shows, The Economy will win anyway.

As for sane, free, democratic countries - there's shit all you can do there, as the economy will push back through support of the voters and other politicians, strongly limiting the kind of decisions that are possible to implement. Try to make too big a changes, you'll get sidelined and removed from position of power.
>Optimize R_DrawColumn for Mode Y

Seeing this made a difference makes it clear Fabien ran fastdoom in Mode Y

>One optimization that did not work on my machine was to use video mode 13h instead of mode Y.

13h should work on anything, its the VBD that requires specific VESA 2.0 feature enabled (LFB * ). VBR should also work no problem on this IBM

Both 13h and VBR modes would probably deliver another ~10 fps on 486/66 with VESA CL5428.

* LFB = linear frame buffer, not available on most ISA cards. Somewhat problematic as it required less than 16MB ram or "15-16MB memory hole" enabled in bios. On ISA Cirrus Logic support depended on how the chip was wired to the bus, some vendors supported it while others used lazy copy and paste of reference design and didnt. With VESA Cirrus Logic lazy vendors continued to use same basic reference design wiring disabling LFB. No idea about https://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/ibm-ps-1-type-2133a,-... motherbaord
> Promise I'll do the same if it doesn't happen

Shit man, you totally convinced me. By promising me that you would treat me the same way you are asking to be treated, merely by proving a negative, I definitely believe you are arguing in good faith.

Oh, no wait, I think you are either lying or pushing propaganda.

For dang or anyone else coming in to complain about this post violating hn posting rules, I would ask you to explain to me how I am supposed to assign agency to posters, while they fail to avoid introductory fallacies when it comes to debate
> They're trying to lock down 3D printers too in NY state.

Good luck with that. Unkess they inspect every single vehicle and delivery entering the state they could only make it a little less convenient and force a few more people to buy a kit instead.
Get Started with Neural Rendering Using Nvidia RTX Kit (Vulkan)
Perhaps you're replying to another comment.
It's been lost in the weeds since Brendan Eich left.
Cool, a printer and a free unlimited SIM card!
Animations on a HTML controled by a css are a solved problem.

It is a bad idea.
> i find people who lie, and people who defend liars, grating.

Who here is defending liars?
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After >16000km mileage, my Shimano Saint shifter gave up on me 50km into a 200km audax. It is easier to shift gears with an indexed shifter. However, audax riding requires higher reliability. My 35-349 wheels (I'm riding a Brompton clone) makes it hard for me to install modern electronic shifting, except maybe Ltwoo's AE.

I've since switched to a Microshift 12S mountain bike friction shifter. Quite happy so far. It has click mode and pure friction. With my Shimano Saint derailleur (10s), due to the clutch, it took me some getting used to due to the hand strength needed. A spare friction shifter is also lighter to carry. An unintentional plus point is the ability to move to an 11s (jockey wheels on the Saint derailleurs seems to be able to work with 11s chain) the next time my cassette and chain needs replacing. 11s will give me less dead zone in between each shift.

Vis-a-vis an index shifter, I like it that I now have a way (apart from cadence, gradient and speed data from my bike comp) to know approximately which gear I'm at by just feeling the lever position. With the time I've had with this setup, I'm almost always able to shift whatever gear by muscle memory.

In reality, for my city's (Saigon) traffic, I find myself shifting gears more and hence my hands does get a bit sore. The bumps and uneven drain holes can also cause the friction shifter to shift unintentionally. I could tighten it but it'd at the expense of my hand comfort.

However, in an ultra distance ride (>=200km), there's less gear shifts and hence less of an issue. I'm also able to use both hands to take turns shifting gears which is more important on a super long ride.