skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That is great to hear. Notation is essential, especially for musicians coming to the guitar from another instrument.
Ah, I miss the days when this sort of soft plagiarism required a minimal level of effort and even some genuine research. It might even rise to the level of "acceptable" if she cited her sources more thoroughly. Sadly, as presented, her choice of both anecdotes and example materials makes it pretty clear that the author is mostly just rearranging Lowe's and Clark's words.
Any plans to open-source this? I worry about some VC-backed black box getting to decide what does and doesn't survive heat death. And it would be kinda sad if you went under, having actually solved proton decay but before finding PMF.
For me it was:

> Lamb Shift

Not that I was aware of the term, but when I looked it up it was obviously a real term, but nothing to do with sheep.
I think it is progress that with a single small cable I plug my laptop in and get 65W of power, multiple monitors, wired networking, and multiple USB devices. Everything that previously required a beefy big proprietary docking station just gets delivered by a single small cable. I can use that with my work laptop, my personal laptop, my wife's work computer, my wife's tablet, my handheld gaming device.

I think it is progress that now practically all my portable electronics are charged with the same charging cable, I don't need to bring several different chargers to keep my laptop and my phone and my e-reader charged when travelling.
But the system worked! Immigration and the economy consistently rank as voters’ two key issues. On immigration, the decades-long elite consensus was for more immigration, including illegal immigration. But voters successfully defeated that elite consensus. They voted for mass deportations, got a guy who has started doing mass deportations, and as of the latest Yougov/CBS polling, overwhelmingly approve of Trump’s deportation program (58% approve, 42% oppose): https://www.cbsnews.com/news/opinion-poll-trump-economy-tari....

Voters being able to override elite consensus to effectuate change to make the country more like what they want is the system working!
Interesting that you think that I'm not aware of the difference, lol. Whatever.
I'm 100% certain, you're regurgitating the typical anti-systemd shill that hates into a future where we might be so lucky that Linux users don't need to know anything about their init system. That day is a good day for Linux users if it happens.

I don't think not knowing all of what systemd does will turn Linux users into mindless drones and it's quite dismissive to take that stance, these are users that chose another OS for their out of their own free will.
> Could be workable with large allowances though,

Like US$13M ? That is the current situation in the United States.
China pushes Japan, South Korea for stronger trade ties to counter 'chaos'
The people who are currently occupying the White House are going to print this and use it as toilet paper, no doubt.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betty_Webb_(code_breaker)
> Yes, that, too. But you are forgetting that React makes all that opimizing work necessary in the first place.

Isn't the runtime state optimization the only responsibility of React. It's a library. The rest goes for Vite, Deno et al.
> good weather

I always see this argument but it seems like they did fine through the recent SF storms https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/waymo-robotaxis-storm... Most of the US has non-freezing weather for most of the year, so aside from avoiding heavy rain, snow, and ice I’m not sure what more you want.

> straight roads

SF might have mostly straight roads, but it has complicated intersections, bed drivers, cyclists, double parked cars, etc.

Waymo would do fine in any major city most of the year under most conditions.
I'd rather not go into detail, but in short they sent an official email from their real noreply address, "signed" by their CEO, saying my data has been compromised.

"What Data?"... Click the link...

Just kidding, April Fools you stupid moron.

I replied that they've lost a customer.

They replied with a link to talk to their AI bot.
Nah, April 1st is supposed to be filled with shenanigans that are cheeky and fun.

Every day is now filled with shenanigans that are cruel and tragic.

Which makes them not really shenanigans at all, really.

Evil shenanigans.
Somewhat unrelated: I'm hoping to go to Bletchley Park this summer, any recommendations?
qq - if her grave is unmarked, how will we know where to find it to "piss on it"?
How much is it React/Nue and how much is everything else?

HTML has evolved in the last 15 years to be a platform for applications. The early Bootstrap was a terrible Rube Goldberg machine because CSS didn't have civilized layout mechanisms such as grid and flexbox. Newer frameworks like Tailwind are more sensible, but still add 50k to your bundle, and if your app is complex and developed under deadlines you probably have components that use Tailwind and Bootstrap and emotion and styled-components and raw CSS and you still have to write some SCSS to get the styles just right in the end.

I've been investigating the accessibility of various <Modal> components and found that they all suck because they do complicated things with <Portal>(s) and various-aria-attributes. HTML has had a <dialog> component that properly hides the rest of the page since 2022 but barely anyone was using it.

If you stuck to using Tailwind or Bootstrap or raw CSS and used a minimal widget set you can make small applications with any framework. If you wrote raw CSS and made the most of the widgets that come in HTML5 (like the new stylable <select>) you can make tiny applications.
Yeah I mean - haven't we already been doing this a decade with home voice assistant speaker things and all found them to be underwhelming?

Theres 1-5 things any individual finds them useful for (timers/lights/music/etc) and then.. thats it.

99.9% of what I use a computer for its far faster to type/click/touch my phone/tablet/computer.
I created my own VPS providing service, what do you think?
Before I start with all details, I'll like to say that this is project from fun, not expecting too much from it, actually expecting nothing from it, but I wanna see how it would play out. Honestly, from age I became aware of myself, I wanted to do this, so finally took courage and some ca$h to start it. Please don't be too rude and too judgy :P. Just give me some pointers and/or tips.

I've created my own VPS hosting provider app from very start. It took me some time to develop this and make it fully functional. I wanted it to be as simple as possible on design, but on functionality, fully advanced.

(Little background on me)
I'm developer, making simple web apps (mostly to control bots I create), automation bots and scrapers. Honestly, I love Linux so much that I feel like I might explode with from one, and always admire how servers are sold, how they are managed and how one VPS can be created and sold at same time LOL. I spent too much time learning about this (proxmox, python API, dedicated server) and finally decided to take a step in and start with it.
Took bigger and powerful dedicated server which can handle lot of VMs at same time (if you wish to know about specs, I can share them), rented IPv4 /24 subnet from some provider (not yet on own ASN, but soon when I get one :D).

(Now something about app itself)
Like said, design is as simple as possible, bootstrap 5.3, some icons, anime logo and... well that's it. Backend is a bit more advance from frontend. System is automated (fully made by me), so when order is placed, it would check if its paid, if so it would provision VPS and email to user, put data in DB, show in frontend and thats it. Also created fully functional ticket system, to create ticket (admin and user), reply, close and delete (actions for admin only). Cloudflare turnstile implemented for registration and tickets itself. Praying to be good enough for bots and *** LOL. There is referal system which would automatically track and display every single user signed with url code, count % of sale to that user. It's automated and tested, it works!!!! Payments are done via cryptocurrency (BTC only) with some crypto payment processor, which offers API to automate it.

(All in all)
It's not much and as said I don't expect too much from it. But it's my own first bigger project on something I always wanted to start. I know there is lot of handle, still I own dedicated server which can handle lot of VMs at same time as said, but IPs are rental. TODO is to get own ASN and buy own IPs. So it's saying [BUSINESS_NAME] on iplookup, awawawaw! It would be so cute. But for start seems to be fine.
Just FYI, I didn't use ChatGPT at any time, f* that. I paid to some peps to create me texts.

For now; customers are mostly people I work with, cause marketing is not my good side. Still looking for some things on how to promote it better and efficient.

NOTE: I would not share link publicly for now, maybe would be putting in comments if some wants to see it. But mostly I would like to know if you would recommend something, some tips / tricks (no magic ones pls).
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I read this in 1999 when entering university. It was so refreshing hearing a student provide a glimpse into the boots-on-the-ground reality of undergrad life at these world-renowned institution.

The closing sentence is also prescient; the author pivoted to CS, ultimately completing his doctorate at the University of Wisconsin at Madison

https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~kovar/
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LLMs will eat this stuff up and spread it to every day!
No, my case is predicated on it being bad to share information about an upcoming military operation with the Editor in Chief of The Atlantic and that doing so is the result is of a series of objectively illegal and incompetent actions.

The lack of investigation is an exemplar mechanism by which incompetence is allowed to rise to the top of regimes like this one.

There's no 5D chess. These people are just incompetent. Your gripes about the military-industrial complex are irrelevant.
Sorry for the delay in replying!

We actually use gVisor (as stated in the article) and it has a very nifty feature called checkpoint_restore (https://gvisor.dev/docs/user_guide/checkpoint_restore/) which lets us start up sandboxes extremely efficiently. Then the filesystem is just a CoW overlay.
I came here to say something similar to this. The action on most electric guitars (assuming they're set up properly) is a lot more forgiving for beginners than steel-string acoustics which are often set up with higher action in order to improve the volume.
HN is not exactly known for its sense of humour.
How does Trump "make tools"? You think he can twist Congress' arm?

And no, Trump couldn't have been stopped because the US has very limited rules over criminal convictions preventing running for President.

This isn't Europe ya know.
Is there an easy migration to EnuffJS? I have about 35 years of work that I'd like to move over.
Volvo sort of prides themselves on safety, including "smart" widgets.

2003 Blind Spot Information System (BLIS): BLIS uses cameras or radars to detect other cars approaching your car.

2008 City Safety: Emergency braking system using laser to detect, it helps reduce the risk of rear-end collisions at low speeds

2010 Pedestrian detection with full auto brake: Using radar and camera, this system warns the driver if somebody steps out in front of the car, and brakes by itself if the driver fails to do so.

2016 Connected safety: use the cloud to share critical data between vehicles, alerting the driver about slippery road sections or vehicles that have activated their hazard lights.

2018 Oncoming mitigation by braking: A Volvo car driving in a built-up highway with digitally rendered signs depicting oncoming mitigation by braking.

If an oncoming vehicle veers into your lane and a collision is unavoidable, this feature can help reduce your vehicle's speed to mitigate the force of the collision

2023 Lidar: Based on high-performance sensors, Lidar technology is key for creating safe autonomous cars. It helps autonomous cars detect other cars, pedestrians and cyclists

2023 Driver Understanding System: 2-camera system can detect if the driver is distracted, sleepy or even intoxicated. If needed, the system will activate a protective shield and take appropriate countermeasures to preserve safety margins.
Yes that just boggles my mind. Why is there a desire for such designs on a fundamental and safety-critical part of a vehicle? Aesthetic minimalism? But why?! A car door is not a phone screen. There’s plenty of real estate on a car door and it has no other function. It doesn’t need a hamburger menu. Just put a handle there, like we’ve been doing forever. Why does that need to be changed? A decision to hide the handles on a car makes me question and doubt every other design decision that went into the thing, because the designers have obviously lost their minds.
Car companies need to either sell feature complete auto-pilot model trims with LIDAR and sell a trim not equipped with auto-pilot at all. They should not sell middle-ground, budget trims with less-effective auto-pilot that compromise safety.
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I'm not sure CERN sheep are representative here, since they may have been exposed to radiation and force fields from particle accelerators and other machinery for generations. One should have to do a comparison to unaccelerated sheep to be sure the conclusions can be generalized.
What exactly is creative about buying art? Nonsensical comparison, unsurprising for HN though.
I evaluated a lot of Math Olympiads in Argentina. Humans participants many times don't have a clear sense of whether they solved a problem correctly. We get review request of the grades, sometimes it's a mistake but the grader, sometimes it's a tricky error that changes the result very little, sometimes the human participant made a chain of huge mistakes that make no sense. (Obviously, we give a polite reply in every case.)
Sure, it seems to be this Regent that wants to make "seaglider" a thing.

You can understand why they don't use "ekranoplan" as the marketing term. Its going to only be familiar to those who are into Soviet History, Aviation trivia or specific Sci-Fi.

And it's not going to bring small, modern, electric craft to mind.
Right, I get the usefulness. Absolutely. But would you just randomly mock a person for not having a USB-C connection? They just saw my phone, I didn't even ask for a charger.

Besides, I always carry a collection of cables, even for those who mock me.
I believe I am right in saying that every editor of the Guardian has been privately educated, apart from the last one.
> Because you love using Microsoft's shitty technologies

If we go by the joke in gp, this is you.
It's honestly kind of bullshit because the bedrock of a lot of my work is being realistic, and if I had such a piece of crap equipment I would have gladly reported the 6.8 meters per second squared and then turned around and identified all of the problems with my setup right down to characterizing the lag time on the stopwatch start.

In fact one of the trickiest problems I had to resolve once was to show that the reason a piece of equipment couldn't accurately accumulate a volume from a very small flow was because of the fixed-point decimal place they chose. And part of how I did that was by optimizing a measurement device for the compliance of a fixed tube until I got really good, consistent results. Because I knew that those numbers were actually really good it came down to how we were doing math in the computer and then I just had to do an analysis of all of the accumulation and other math to determine what the accumulated error was. It turned out to be in really good agreement with what the device was doing.

All of that came from our initial recognition that the measured quantity was wrong for some reason.
I have not. I'll take a look, thanks!
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The fundamental forces of scale (2023)
> This will not primarily be for rescue ops

It seems like combat SAR in the maritime environment is what these are best at.

> The "Viceroy" craft that Regent has mocked up on their website claims 180 mile range, 3500lb of cargo / 2 crew + 12 passengers.

This is like 1/4th the size needed for minimum scale sustainment and support. Not to say that it won't be used for that in a pinch or for special operations, but it's pretty limited. Of course, there's been talk about building huge ones.
It’s hideous but it works great, and better that than the reverse right?

If you combine this with a Kobo you have an ereader experience without all the DRM crap.
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And what's wrong with a UI being "cluttered", especially if the alternative is that it fails to expose the software's full functionality?
It is not sensible to base critical technical choices upon the whims of others.
Not too surprising that it took so long, Chrome has one of the worst bookmarks experiences. They should've at least added bookmark tags by now.

Browsers really ought to put more effort into innovating and improving bookmarks rather than just let them sit in decades of stagnation.
Quaaantum sheep!
I think you're leaning a bit too hard on the wording here. If we're going randomly speculate based on tenuous reasoning like this, allow me to present the fact that such licensing regime does exist in China, so it's likely that Xiaomi did comply with it, rather than openly flouting the law.

https://www.all-about-industries.com/china-is-massively-prom...
You might have child safety locks engaged on the rear doors by default. If you don’t have small children, you might be able to find a switch or setting to turn that feature off.
It's primarily a reference to various language selection dropdowns offering "Chinese (Traditional)" (which is used in Taiwan) and "Chinese (Simplified)" (which is used on the Chinese mainland). That difference arises from Mao-era simplification of many of the most common hanzi characters to make them easier to write or distinguish.

Mixed with, yes, the variant spellings and word choices (e.g. chips/crisps/biscuits) that make it apparent to British English readers when something is American.
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Especially when the entire concept might seem absolutely absurd at the time.
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You can complain about Xiaomi all you want, but at least they're not BYD - that even call their driver's assistance system "God's Eyes", just so that your insurance can get away with classing every crash it gets into as an "Act of God".
I mean if you didn't already know how to solder to Germanium crystals you would have had to spend months experimenting with the material before you could get leads to stick.
Static Types Are for Perfectionists
This article explores the possibility that our technology choices depend more on our upbringing than rational choice.
>Or just ban non-mechanical interior releases? Whats the justification for electronic releases?

For frameless windows. The door needs to retract the window before you open it, otherwise you might damage the window.
You parsed it wrong - it's a large budget feature film. A feature film is a theatrical movie too long to be called a short film: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feature_film
A spreadsheet is not very "community". And most definitely, demanding you to suddenly allow extreme surveillence against you, and to also own a smartphone, and to also install things on the smartphone and be physically able to do so as well, is most DEFINITELY not a "community". By this definition of talking to your immediate neighbors and knowing the whole neighborhood and whatnot.
That's never going to happen. Only a tiny fraction of the population live directly on lakeshores, and basically no warehouses. If drone based delivery is going to work then they'll have to fly out of ground effect to avoid structures and trees.

The main advantage of ground effect vehicles is lower fuel consumption over long distances. That's not a priority for the short range battery powered drones used by delivery services.
The inheritance will often have been arranged before the person dies, no? So they wanted to direct their assets (which were already taxed in myriad ways) but you decide that you have more of a right to direct those assets for them.
>that even call their driver's assistance system "God's Eyes", just so that your insurance can get away with classing every crash it gets into as an "Act of God".

Not sure if serious.
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That's a very good point. Let me speak with some folks and see what I can do.
I am somewhat rusty on my undergrad quantum, but I'm not entirely sure I agree with this analysis. Could you perhaps explain it more clearly in baa-ket notation?
A couple of years ago I woke with a minor headache that I ignored for various reasons all day, then skipped lunch as I had an important meeting later and lots to do ahead of it, and the headache got progressively worse. Just before the meeting I felt nauseous, threw up, and then started having the feeling of palpitations in my chest. I've always had them from time to time - that feeling that ones heart has skipped a beat or taken a couple of extra ones - but this time it wasn't going away after a couple of beats.

To cut a long story short, I went to hospital (instead of that meeting) and it turned out that it was atrial fibrillation and that while it feels medium terrifying it's not necessarily that big a deal.

It went away after a couple of days (if it had lasted longer they'd have done "electroconversion" to try to get it back into the proper ryhythm artificially). Apparently the real danger of this is that it might cause a blood clot which in turn could cause a stroke, but it's unlikely to be an issue in the short term.

They did put me on blood thinners and beta blockers between the occurrence and getting a full check up a month later, so I was very calm when we rescheduled that meeting.

Top tip: don't ignore a terrible headache; go to bed.

Edit: PS I think my heart rate was just above 100bpm at rest (possibly 120?), which was unnerving enough, so I can imagine how much more scary 230bpm must feel! You definitely win.
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Yeah, that's arrogance. I wish people were less simple-minded and throw everyone under a label; multiple times I've gotten the comment (irl) in the vein of "you actually know a lot about computers for an _apple user_". I always tell them that it's the reason I switched.

I'm not accusing you of being simple minded btw! It's just that most people are like that. Dumb people use windows. Dumb people use apple. Reality is more complex than "X = Y".