skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As a point of curiousity, air geophysical survey craft (planes, helicopters) don't broadcast their position via ADS-B .. except perhaps at the start and end of a survey grid or at the turn point of a survey line.

If they "disapear" it's no great mystery as to where they might be .. they have thoroughly planned to within a metre flight paths and are on contract to drape specific areas.

However, they are loaded with instrumentaton: magnetic sensors, radiometric sensors, EM sensors for EM surveys, multiple GPS receivers and calibrate to neutral for data collection runs (like zero'ing a scale with a empty tub on when cooking to just measure the tub contents and not the tub).

There's an aversion to unshielded equipment, extranuous broadcasts, and pilots wearing glow underwater divers watches with radium dials.
It’s much easier and more fruitful to ask “mild, moderate, or severe?” regarding pain. It frames the question in terms of how it affects you instead of trying to relate it to other types of pain you may or may not have experienced before
Challenges of Introducing Product Operations in Your Organization
Bitcoin in the bush – the crypto mine in remote Zambia
Toffler in China
https://archive.ph/li3qS
I have wifi enables debices that I decided to build myself because in that market segment nobody offered a no-bullshit option that works with home-assistant.
All you need is MemcacheD
Of course. Every year there is usually a new area of focus for many subjects. This means building up a new library of content for that year's focus. Each year teachers will have a new cohort of students and what worked last year may not work this year. For example, there may be more students with specific learning needs who require content to be simpler, or on the flipside you may have a year of high flyers who need to be extended.

>I could assume once every few years a teacher somewhere has a breakthrough on how to teach something better

Education is it's own beast. It turns out that as a teacher you are constantly, every week learning and developing new and better ways of explaining content. Teaching is as much art as it is science. There is no settled "best way" to teach since we all learn at different pace and in different ways.

Teaching is also not only content. It's pacing and sequencing. As a teacher you're constantly learning what works and what doesn't just by applying your craft.

And finally schools move teachers around constantly. Last year you were teaching Year 8 History and this year you've been moved to Year 7 Social Studies. That requires a huge amount of effort to build up your own bank of activities, slideshows, links, videos etc.

It's a never ending task.
They shouldn't go away in fifty years. The manufacturer should have zero say in what your device can do after you buy it, especially such pedestrian features as a rinse cycle, which has been a standard built-in feature of dishwashers for decades. There is nothing about a rinse cycle that demands a tether to the manufacturer.

I really don't understand why these trash devices are so popular. Is the average person really clueless enough that they'll buy into all this shit just so they can use an app to control their shit? And if so, why is the carrot of extreme convenience enough for people to literally give up control of their hardware to the manufacturer?

I hope this shit get hacked ten ways to Sunday. Fuck these rent-seeking bastards. Hacking is the one true equalizer. Unlicensed bread indeed.
I actually just purchased a Bosch 500 series two days ago to replace my piece of trash Samsung dishwasher that stopped working. Supposed to be delivered in a week. Was deciding between Bosch and Kitchenaid based on recommendations. This kind of crap in appliances is so annoying. I will cancel my order from Home Depot and get something else. Thank you for this very timely post.
Do you have a source for that last sentence? All I can find is the opposite:

<<Universities around the world have reported seeing an uptick in applications from U.S.-based researchers, who face an increasingly uncertain climate under President Donald Trump’s administration. And some countries and their institutions are already looking to use the opportunity to attract new talent and reverse the steady migration of scientists to the U.S. in recent decades.>>

https://www.science.org/content/article/overseas-universitie...
Why wasn’t the ICOM framework (D. Kelley) allowed to make a scoring submission after they claimed to have beaten the scores? Are you concerned that may appear to contradict your mission statement and alienate the AGI community?
Oof its still there... but yeah typos happen lol
I feel like you are describing life. And your paragraph could be rephrased by striking every occurance of "therapist" and it would still be valid. Hence, therapists are pretty much useless, they dont provide anything a friend or peer can not provide. After all, they dont have any magic tricks to offer. Navigating the complexities of life, and creating useful habits to make it, is what we all do on a daily basis, regardless if we see a therapist or not...
The browser is the OS. We can already put WASM on a <canvas> and ignore most of it, but turns out rendering text properly is hard.
Yes. Jensen lived Andy Grove. Only the paranoid survive. I remember multiple all hands meetings where he would remind everyone the fate of sound card companies. He knew from the beginning that moving from graphics acceleration to fundamental compute was the only way to stay relevant and not get integrated into the CPU/SoC. On one hand he tried becoming that CPU. Via Transmeta acquisition and various attempts at x86-based systems. On the other it was just doubling down on graphics and embracing its complexity and consumer thirst for more to that would buy time for the right parallel applications to come along (machine learning, gen AI) to boost his accelerator into a core piece of hardware. Beautiful story
> lack of premium features that where catered towards ambitious cyclists that use their phone instead of a GPS

I think that's a very small target group. Most ambitious cyclists will use a dedicated bike computer rather than a smartphone. And rightfully so, if you ask me.
Kind of related. I gave my dad my old iPhone years ago, and when he bought a new car, the car’s app was unsupported on his phone’s version of iOS. He ended up having to get a new phone as well as a new car. (It’s nice to start heating up the car before leaving the office.)

I can imagine the same happening with connected appliances. You have to get a new phone to talk to your old dishwasher because the vendor updated the app to only work on the newest phones.
They got rich after they stepped down from management.
The problem is that there are a lot of people who are destroying the ability to communicate in the name of "morality", when in reality they are just political opportunists, who are indirectly harming themselves, including their supposed political cause, in the process.

The amount of wilful bridge burning is crazy.
I am one of the authors of sherpa-onnx. Can you describe why you feel it is complex? If you use Python, all you need is to run pip install sherpa-onnx, and then download a model and use the example code from the folder python-api-exmaples
They're saying that the physical speakers inside the MacBooks body are not what makes them sound good (and that the physical speakers are on par with other manufacturers) — it's the fancy, custom post-processing that does.
i’m not doing it to save money. really. streaming is cheap as it is. But “content rights” are a dumpster fire. I refuse to use 5 different apps to watch tv / movies. the only one i pay for is apple tv+, because the quality is fantastic and i want to reward that.

I don’t understand why the rights holders can’t partner with apple, netflix, whoever, and offer EVERYTHING in their catalog. And just let me pay for it! In a single app. Kind of like how i used to be able to walk into a blockbuster and pick any DVD.

anyway we clearly disagree. i personally don’t feel guilty worrying about how Hollywood actors will get paid. Have a nice day. :)
Look at their notebooks - they did the math!
Well said. This is basically a cancel culture post. If you combine Internet outrage with niche nitpicking, it will be impossible to use any software. I can understand that people wouldn't want to support someone like Musk due to his highly partisan and vocal advocacy, but this is different.
The machine I'm writing this comment is running with a Radeon RX550, with the open source AMDGPU drivers coming with the mainline kernel.

OS is Debian Trixie (Testing). No secret sauce. Install & go. Everything is working perfectly.
In fairness, he did so in part because this was going to go against Total's interests (see Oil, Power and War for that part of the story), but yeah, it was still the right stance to have and history proved him right.
I've been thinking for a while about building a directory of sorts of product categories and products that are "dumb" (not connected to the cloud, or don't require it to function). I've done a lot of research for some and have a list myself.

If anyone thinks that'd be interesting and have thoughts/comments/suggestions or just would want to know about it, you can find my email in my profile and I'd love to hear from you!

(New) "dumb" cars are just impossible to find nowadays, unfortunately.
The thing is, those "famous comments" are a form of survivorship bias.

"People are saying Google Glass was silly, sounds like a dropbox comment, surely it'll become the next big thing"

"People are saying the Humane AI Pin is useless, you can just use your phone, sounds like the dropbox comment lol"

"People criticized ScamCoin5000 saying 'just do a regular ponzi scheme with cash lol', people also said 'just use ftp' about dropbox, so surely ScamCoin5000 will be the biggest thing since sliced bread"

It's a frustrating thought-terminating cliché, and I'm really tired of hearing it at this point. "The internet started small, so that means the crypto/our ICO/NFTs/metaverse/AI is also just at the beginning but will become huge", uh huh, sure.
Using COFF instead of ELF, nowadays XCOFF.

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/aix/7.3?topic=formats-xcoff-obje...

Having its version of dependency files, export files in Aix speak,

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-clien...

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/xl-c-aix/13.1.3?topic=library-co...

https://download.boulder.ibm.com/ibmdl/pub/software/dw/aix/e...

Just like with VC++, lazy loading of libraries on symbol first use, done by the compiler.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/reference/linker...

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/aix/7.3?topic=memory-shared-libr...

I had some fun with Aix 5 back in the 2000's.
Where I live housing isn’t provided for free; are all dishwashers paywalled?

Y’all are doing acrobatics to twist the definition of a very common and clear word.
Looks like we got lucky. My unit is a couple years old and has physical buttons, a display, and no wifi. It's been discontinued. Looking at Bosch's site now, there are no models without wifi. The cheap ones (mine was in the "300 series") now lack a display, have touch buttons and require wifi.
I hate it. That is my first impression and I'm sticking to it. Ugly, soul-less, modern design typified by giant typography, dark mode, huge blank spaces, and an annoying video of the person shilling themself. I hate the name as well. "Hey" is not a polite greeting. It hope this fails tremendously. What a waste of time.
Hi HN, I'm the author of this blog post.

As a PHP developer, I’ve always envied how easy it is in the JavaScript world to link local packages using npm link. Composer doesn’t have an official equivalent, and managing local packages in monorepos or across projects can be painful.

So I wrote a tool called Composer Linker, inspired by NPM’s linking behavior. It’s a small wrapper around Composer that makes it easy to symlink packages locally while keeping composer.json and composer.lock happy.

If you're working on Laravel packages, multi-package repositories, or trying to test packages across multiple projects, this might save you some time.

I’d love any feedback, ideas, or critiques — especially from devs who’ve built tooling around Composer or package development workflows.

Thanks for reading!
Can't wait till my clothes iron will start needing security updates.
where's that?
If your hardware has a clock >32Khz, you need FCC certification. It doesn't matter if it deliberately uses radio or not, last I checked.
If my graph at work looked like this, you could derive from it I would hardly be working.
Samsung co-CEO Han Jong-hee has died
A hat with infrared LEDs aimed out, such that there was a torus of light around your face. Invisible to humans (generally), only visible to cameras.

It won't "work right" on cameras that have permanent IR filters. Maybe. I haven't tested this in years.

I have a feeling that IR of the correct strength and frequency would be dimly visible to humans, though. Similar to cameras with monochrome night vision via IR LED.
> The current generation went through a round of cost cutting and added WiFi bullshit to everything

I'm no dishwasher expert and I guess they did their homework but over a period of 10 years, how can be cheaper to remove the local functionality, add a wifi chip, redo the manuals, and pay for the datacenter costs?
I love the simplecity of https://pagefind.app/
2Quote from their own link: "In the case of Apple Silicon machines, Apple has taken things one step further by including actually good speakers on most modern Macs"
There's some definite survivorship bias for this, lol. If OP put it on TikTok, Instagram, or some other video-first platform, it might gone better than a website which still doesn't use profile pictures.
That's completely the other way around and soothsaying :)
BSH is a separate entity created 60 years ago by both companies but now fully owned by Bosch.

Bosch and Siemens had a joint venture since like 1960's. Around a decade ago Siemens sold out their BSH part of the company to Bosch completely and Bosch still makes some equipment under that brand. Yet still Siemens exist and is completely independent company.

Such joint ventures were not unlikely events for companies in that space in Europe. Siemens had parts of the company separated more often. Nokia Siemens Networks is kind of big (they ditched the Siemens name a decade ago), Nokia Siemens had briefly been know for cell phones for instance, Fujitsu Siemens did IT Enterprise hardware and software, PDAs and similar (here Fujitsu also took over and ditched Siemens part of the name).

Your buying advice ain't better than the guy's that sold that dishwasher to Jeff.
> Bologna is famous for still having two intact towers

Famous fact but actually incorrect: there are many more, they're just a bit more difficult to spot than the two central ones.

In total there are 22 towers still standing in some form, and (iirc) about 7 of them are still their original height.

https://www.bolognawelcome.com/en/blog/not-just-the-two-towe...
Sure, but let's not forget what it was designed for.
What's the point of submitting a story like this if you're just going to play the "both sides" game?

Yeah, Democrats suck too. But you'd have to be extremely uninformed or naive to believe that there's no difference between a party that mostly does things the right way with some occasional missteps (and yes, corruption), and a party that happily, brazenly wears it's corruption on its sleeve and threatens anyone who dissents.
Take a look at this one, might be a fit depending on your use case https://www.eself.ai/
Probably, yes.

But then, aren't we all happy that we moved from human computers and to electronic computers with programming languages and compilers?
I can remember very vividly experiences that cannot have happened after I turned 2.

It is nice to have something I can show people when this infrequently comes up, because I have had people insist that these must be false memories, as children cannot form memories before 3. Or before 5. Or in one case, before 10? Like what?
To quote Carl Sagan, on an older form of this phenomenon: “But the fact that some geniuses were laughed at does not imply that all who are laughed at are geniuses. They laughed at Columbus, they laughed at Fulton, they laughed at the Wright brothers. But they also laughed at Bozo the Clown.”
You could have really helped everyone here by simply posting the model number in your original message itself.
Absolutely, it is possible.

I’m not sure about the depression, but it sounds plausible, depending on the experience. That’s out of my expertise, though.

For a concrete example, phantom limb pain can be a form of affective emotional pain, with a huge asterisk in that, it’s more complicated that than only resulting from #2. Too complex to get into in this forum. Here’s reading if you’re interested:

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6051014/#:~:text=.n...
It depends on how the VLAN tagging is applied.

If the rule is that everything from a 2nd SSID has the VLAN applied, that's pretty secure.

If the rule is that things with a particular MAC address have the VLAN applied, that depends on the device not spoofing another MAC address.

And if your rule is that already tagged traffic is left as-is, then a device can tag its own traffic with another VLAN.
Object stores are not filesystems. They have a paths, but they are not hierarchical.
Performance Enhancing Proxy for 5G mmWave Networks (C Linux kernel module)
For my master’s thesis, I looked at how to get better throughput over 5G mmWave, which has really unpredictable bandwidth. Just using a big BFIFO buffer (sized to the BDP) gave us twice the throughput of FQ-CoDel, but at the cost of high jitter and bad latency for interactive traffic. To fix that, I wrote a non-transparent Performance Enhancing Proxy (PEP) as a Linux kernel module in C. It mixes big buffers with FQ-CoDel and manages to get both high, stable throughput and low latency impact.
Duh, but we're obviously past the point of Republicans acting in good faith.
My bosch ebike controller is a very lousy timekeeper, and the only way to set the clock is with an app.
Ultimately you can't know what is the right path, but it is natural you are convinced yours is correct.

If you are not in the majority opinion and are blocking progress then I think it falls to you morally to get out of their way and allow them a chance.

It seems you can't agree to go along so for your own health you need to disassociate and leave.

If you think you can deal with being a passive investor you don't have to sell your shares. Don't do anything hasty - don't sell at a loss or to people that other shareholders wouldn't want. Try to exit amicably as if they have majority shares can use dilution to wreck your shareholding to worthless.

>But it’s incredibly painful to think about leaving something I helped build.

You would always be leaving at some point.
that’s tinker tailor soldier spy
I’m not really talking about eliminating the query compilation step — that’s always useful. The dynamic query compilation however — the planner executing on every submitted query — is generally less so but fundamental to RDBMS goals. Query plan stability is the point — if you’re stabilizing the query planner, then you’re explicitly opting out of its dynamic capabilities. You don’t need a planner, you need a query compiler (in that it’s one and done, and you can even allow the thing the luxury of having actual time to optimize)

For proper data warehouses with multiple applications talking to it, planning is probably more useful than not. For the common modern situation with small/medium sized applications with a 1:1 relationship to their database, I’ve found it fairly rare that my data distribution changes significantly over time — and where it does, a lot more work needs to happen around it anyways.

Hints are the effective solution but they’re opt-in, weird non-standard extensions to the language and intrinsically tied to the planning engine; the big issue though is that they mainly exist to coerce/override the heuristics, which mainly fall over because planners are built to re-execute on every query with no real time to optimize/explore properly (you’ll give a C++ codebase hours to explore, but the RDBMS is granted mere milliseconds — a great injustice)
Accessibility too
I guess the author led with this to pad their critique, feeling that "we do scammy things with your referral links and we take cash in your name" wasn't enough.

Which says a lot more about them than it says about Brave.
Ungovernable, Capricious Life
https://archive.ph/zfkvG
Well, of course by losing the global throne us will lose a lot, the biggest economy in the world can't (like, it won't happen, not like legally can't) literally be like Switzerland that is surrounded by more or less allies and doesn't have to protect much of its global interests.

By the way, your rants make me think you're spending a bit too much time online, online you'll find a lot of people just bashing whatever you say in a rude way
Man finds his narrow conception of fitness is better than other people’s. If you can’t bench 190 pounds then you are wasting his precious time. PT and postural exercises are for weak losers who can’t measure up.

Don’t go to the gym to feel good or meet with friends, don’t do yoga. Well do yoga, but only for the muscle recovery.

For good measure he posts a picture of his swollen muscles to prove he isn’t fucking around. He’s one of the good ones.
At least all of these,

https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/apps/games/engines

And Capcom's own fork, used on Devil May Cry for the PlayStation 5.

"RE:2023 C# 8.0 / .NET Support for Game Code, and the Future"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDUY90yIC7U

It took a while since Arena Wars was published in 2004, but eventually it took off.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arena_Wars
Redefining 'def' is a trick used in Tcl to make "safe" configuration languages exposed to the end user. You define all of your configuration options as functions and then undefine everything else (including "proc" which corresponds to defun) allowing you to evaluate users' config files with this safe interpreter as code.

I can't find a good source for this practice of manually undefining functions, but here is a link to relevant built-in functionality: https://www.tcl-lang.org/man/tcl8.6/TclCmd/safe.htm
Let us not confuse git and Github, the later belonging to a reviled US monopoly.
I think they also sometimes wrap polystyrene blocks under the camouflage too, so that particular curves on e.g. the wings or nose etc are altered by virtue of the camouflage having to confirm over that too.
German laws might work different, but I'm not really under the impression that software version control is really that compatible with law making.

In source code we replace or modify the parts that doesn't work in place. Many laws does not work like that, they are a labyrinth of add ons. A new law is introduced with wordings like "This replaces the words "small businesses" with "nuclear rockets" in the law on "Workplace safety of fishing vessels of 1992", §12, section 3, line 5.

No amount of version control will ever find these changes.
Bosch, and Siemens are all part of the same group, BSH Hausgeräte.
The idea described in the post makes sense to me. Bitcoin is idealized gold.

Today gold have some advantage over bitcoin in that it has some intrinsic value. But if someone finds a way to covert iron into gold, your reserve will disappear overnight.

But no such risk for bitcoin. The maximum supply is capped at some number.
There are documents from the time and even paintings from later times, supporting these projections. You can see a partial list of the towers that have since disappeared here : https://www.torridibologna.it/torri-scomparse/ . There were probably more that we just don't have documents for.

Dante famously described Bologna as selva turrita, a forest of towers. It really was as crowded as that.