skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, having dispatch order not match retire order is a huge pain in the ass for OoO cores.
Thanks!

Computation time increases quadratically with image size, so we had to set some limit. For now that's 500x500 px but we are looking into ways to increase the limit!

Video: Possible, we tried this prototypically already, but it would need some more optimization for good results (e.g. to avoid flickering between frames).
Hmm, that looks really cool, thanks. It definitely wasn't around when I needed it, and I'm surprised not to have heard of it in the meantime. Seems like a legitimate end-to-end solution.
Well in fairness, tax bills are based on market values, and ought to respond to events in the market.

In competitive markets with lots of supply and demand, you'd expect many transactions, and the effect of any one comparable transaction on the price of a given property would be quite small.

In niche markets where transactions are rare (like, say, “commercial properties in mid to lower Manhattan with >2.5mm sq ft of floor space”), individual transactions involving comparable properties can be expected to have an outsized effect.
Yes but that isn't meant for screen space saving or legibility - dotsies is optimizing for both.

They could maybe do better on legibility, or maybe it isn't that big a problem...the more I think on it, the more I get where the author was going (and feel they may have successfully reached it, or at least made strong progress)
Yeah, I'm not sure.

I do however have some observations.

1. The amount of personal runway that a c-level exec has is usually much much longer than the average sales clerk working on the floor of Sears.

2. Rewards are typically given for achievements which are aligned to company goals. The number one goal for the company is to exit bankruptcy. I don't know if the $25 million in bonuses are aligned with the company goals.

3. An executive that can get a company out of bankruptcy seems like he/she would be a better executive than one that wanted pay up front just to stick around.
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Variable length instructions are to match Thumb2/SH4 ideas/density. Having written a simple RISC-V emulator, I totatlly agree with you that the operand encoding is non-intuitive, but it's nice for hardware implementations. There's a lot more non-intuitive opportunities for weird sharing in the decode stage that you'd never expect. Particularly that's why the branch offset has such bananas encoding.
I think the original statement was implicitly about using the language to build large complex systems in industry, not just about "using" the language which I agree would be kind of silly - who would work on a language they don't use in some way? But I always had the impression that most language designers were academics, e.g Alan Kay, Stroustrup, or professional programmers building what were initially 'hobby' languages (Ruby, python) rather than building something they would use in production in industry.

Standards must be low if that's now "deification" :)
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I think there's a difference between a company selling their goods at a profit and this not-quite-scam where a popup company not-quite-lies to their customers and dropships cheap products from somewhere else.
While I like the language very well, tooling does have issues, even simple things like not distributing Leiningen with Clojure when it is almost essential for any serious development. Version incompatibilities between Leiningen and Clojure creates subtle problems. I also wonder what the experience of using lein in Windows, it seems to install using a mysterious batch file.

The emacs based tooling had too many components, and is very brittle, ie, a minor version bump in one of the component often renders the whole build/repl process unserviceable.

Usage of local jars is extremely difficult, you need to setup a local maven repository and then add dependencies through it, which is a very painful process, esp for hobby projects and prototyping. I should be working on my problem not wrangling with maven.
It's like DVORAK but for reading. The ambition is noble.
The Chinese nationals who you heard from with the risk of disappearing on their mind. Ai Weiwei wasn't safe.
Love it! Could be used for printing a novel on a single page at 600 dpi.
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Two courts have already ruled against states trying to do this. This article is about the Federal government trying to do the same thing.

Obviously, that doesn't make it any better. What it does make it is more stupid. Yes, the states ought to know better, but the US Congress really ought to know better. Do members of Congress not know what the First Amendment says? Do they not see how it applies to this proposal? Or do they simply not care? All those options are bad; I'm not sure which one is worse.
The first two just mean that there's an extra trap state bit in a flags register for "I'm in a bench delay slot currently" and isn't really a big deal.

The third one I imagine is a pain in the ass, but I've been lucky enough to always compile MIPS for the exact CPU I was running it on.
Maybe we should consider that goods can still be worthwhile despite their mitigations.
I have no skin in the game either way, so I am curious (asked before):

Is crypto:

money/currency (spend able exchange of value)

a store of value (investment etc)

a cool technology with no current useful application

or something I don't understand?

If crypto is money, can I:

Spend it at Amazon? My grocery store? My corner deli? Pay my rent? Pay my employees?

If crypto is a store of value can I trust it will have any rational storage value over any time period?
I'm one of the 3 MIT students (now MIT alumnae) who coded this over 5 years ago now. It's popped up around the Internet again in the past year or so, which is neat but also a little cringey, because it forces me to look at code I wrote when I was a lot newer to programming than I am now.

One person commented about a better simulator that they'd developed, which I am certain exists. This simulator was developed for an EdX class called the Science of Cooking. Although we tested it and found it to be largely accurate (in one of the more delicious code testing sessions I've ever attended), it was designed primarily to illustrate the various reactions that occur at the molecular level, rather than to provide actual cooking guidance.

Also, it seems that some of you are having problems where the program crashes your browser. Unfortunately, that's not entirely avoidable as the whole application is client-side javascript, and does some moderately complex calculations for heat diffusion. Obviously this would not be the approach I would take if I were to rewrite the program today...

If anyone wants to take a look at the source code, here is the original git repo: https://github.com/laurabreiman/science-of-cooking. Cheers everyone!
Glibly: Not every subject is amenable to a 20 second summary animation with pictures of rich people on computers in cafes in the background.

More seriously: They explain it, they link to a whole book, and they link to a video with that crazy bidirectional interpreter. What else do you actually think would help? It's very unusual looking Scheme code, it's not going to be readable to the average viewer. I have written Lisp for over a decade and the code was nonsense to me until I read the book.
just use Chinese, it’s optimized for screen space (each character occupies a square, and has complex meaning of a word, and people read their shapes, rather than stroke by stroke )
I did! Looks like I had a formatting error!

[0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVDCRlW1f1Y

Sorrrrry!
Similar capabilities are shipping in some Nvidia CPUs, https://hothardware.com/news/nvidias-64bit-tegra-k1-the-ghos...

Transmeta's founder is working on RISC-V AI/ML chips at Esperanto.
Only hackers would try to reimplement the alphabet. I can't decide whether I should be proud or embarrassed.
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What does that mean, “manage centrally in a manner”... and how does Signal not manage it centrally?
>it seems evident that Facebook is the biggest victim in all of this.

Looking at all the fallout from this, I'd love to know how you reached that conclusion. Even if Facebook was an entirely innocent victim of this (seemingly highly successful) attempt to sabotage and seed mistrust in US elections, then any effect on Facebook would be minor collateral damage at most.
Gold has a very long history, useful applications in industry, jewelry etc and is a defacto currency the world-wide.

Crypto is... None of these. Whatever crypto is or will become, gold it, currently, is not.
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Nice to know that debug messages have improved. Ease of debugging would improve more, if an exception happens a live repl is spawned at that point allowing one to view locals/values, modify state, continue execution, etc.

Most lisps allows such live repls for debugging like Scheme and Emacs lisp, while clojure only provides a stacktace on exception, and not a repl.
Definitely proud. Why embarrassed?
Create generative patterns for quilts or anything
Sorry, I wasn't clear about the statement I was making. You are of course right about being able to store text consisting of multiple characters from an N-bit charset at much less than N bits per character.

What I meant was that the single-character representation isn't going to go below N bits per character if there are at least 2^N unique characters.
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68000 was the better CISC architecture.
The whole article seems to have been motivated by the ex-MSFT engineer's comment, padded with some false impressions on how standards involve.

HTTP2 and HTTP3 are decided by committees and it isnt Google who controls it.

While I dont know whether the MSFT engineer's claims are true or not, but even with some benefit of the doubt, having an empty <div> cause such an obvious performance degradation sounds to be like hyper optimized for an implementation rather than actual breakthrough.
I think Hebrew alphabet is more economical than this.
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Congrats. I'm trying to learn Common Lisp for great good. And, I love that lisp is still alive. I think we still haven't learned all that lisp has to offer.

For me personally, I think Clojure (or any lisp) targeting Go would be awesome.

The JVM lacks a killer Go "feature" which is _native binaries/easy deployment. Common lisp and many other lisps lack community which is why I think Go+Lisp would make a great combo. Go, even though it is a new language, already outpaces (a much older) Common Lisp as far as libraries go due to the huge community Go has.

I know there is `zygomys` but it doesn't reach Clojure popularity/maturity.

Can Clojure target Go?

Edit:

Maybe it is infeasible but I think targeting JVM, Go, and JavaScript would give Clojure a ridiculous advantage over almost any current programming language.
Seems like a crazy good opportunity for a few NGOs to show incredibly high environmental benefits for a few bucks.... put up barriers, nets, or filters in the 10 sources, capture and dispose before it reaches the ocean.
It was established long ago that the phone company isn’t guilty, legally or morally, if two people use telephones to organize a crime. Stopping crimes was the police’s job, who could wiretap phones with a court order if necessary.

Current public opinion is divided on whether internet communication services should take it upon themselves to detect and prevent crime. It may be the best solution, but there are pitfalls and we really have to decide as a society how to change the system.

So your point of view may be the best, but the way you present it as self-evident is misplaced.
I feel compelled to write up a summary of the comments here and responses to each one:

> This is useless.

Who cares? It's super cool!

> This is not well-suited for use case X.

Did you read the page? It's so great that someone thought of this and did it.

> This has been done before.

SUPER. COOL.

> It's hard to read.

I don't know what you aren't getting about this.

> What if it implemented improvement X?

I don't know, I didn't write it. Maybe the author would appreciate the suggestion!
All you'd need is a Clojure to Go compiler. A simple matter of implementation (joking). The good news is that Clojure is relatively easy to tokenize and has a simple grammar. Go v1's lack of generics would make the implementation tedious, but the features announced for Go v2 should make it easier.
I wonder if typography can exist within a writing system like this?
A new set because history has developed in such a way to generate new contradictions - but yes, the new class structure is at least partially a result of changes in technology (though some Marxists disagree with me on this).

Contradictions doesn't mean internally inconsistent in dialectical sense; Marxism is famous for its application of dialectical logic, in which opposites oppose each other while maintaining unity which must resolve itself, rather than a binary opposition (i.e we must have one or the other) or a binary inclusive-or (which has no potentiality for resolution).

The point of contradictions isn't to say that society will fall because of them (that would be a vulgar reading of the concept and a scientifically untenable one) but rather that any new society must in some way answer to the contradictions, or arise out of their development or increase in intensity. For instance, the contradiction between use-value and exchange-value is only heightened with capitalism, but the contradiction between capital and labour is obviously new with capitalism. By specifying contradictions, they can be thought of (philosophically speaking) and potentially overcome (practically speaking). One such contradiction which has been present in all societies thus far is between freedom and necessity, which Marx claimed would be resolved with the advent of Communism.

I can't speak for the impression Marx wanted to give about the downfall of capitalism from his word choice, but I can say that the dialectical mode of presentation was admitted by Engels to have been rather outmoded even by the time Capital I was published. Contradiction in the dialectical sense doesn't imply inconsistency, it implies the functioning unity of opposites. At best, Marx's use of contradiction implies the possibility to overcome, but I don't know about the necessity. Herbert Marcuse, a renown dialectician, didn't seem to think that the contradiction would be resolved, and Adorno didn't seem to think that the contradiction would resolve positively.

Either way, I'm not going on the defensive here, since Marx's commitment to the scientific method should be reflected in Marxism's ability to be self-critical. Few other "sciences" would be so happy to cast doubt on the logical axioms under which they operate.
Signal groups are managed by the client devices. The details are quite complicated, but some are documented here: https://signal.org/blog/private-groups/

Perhaps another user with stronger familiarity on the subject can expand on this (ELI5 would be great!).
But dots are more compact than strokes.
I would give one guess: Practice and progression.

How do you overcome fear? practice and progression.

What's improv? Practice and progression.

maybe a bit simplistic... but some answers are just that simple.
It’s more than just a bit. You need a bit saying “in a delay slot” and a whole word that stores the target of the branch.
And a theologian, he has has written works on divinity, etc..
Almost correct.

The signature is there, eg.

> Usage: (print & more)

'& more' means 'any number of arguments stuffed into a sequence called more'

> (print [1 2 3])
"[1 2 3]"
nil

There are a number of ways to print an array of lines and doseq is one. Its designed for statements at have no return.
Instead of creating a ghost user account and attempt to join a chat, why not just copy they key of one of the participants?
I agree, but when you do that, you need to actually make an accounting of the costs/benefits. If you look among programmers and security specialists on say HN there is not even a debate or discussion about this, but rather an absolutist position that this is good and that the only reason to think this is bad is if you are a totalitarian government wanting to oppress your people.
So anyone who disagrees with you is being held hostage? How convenient.

Riskier to speak up pro-dragonfly inside Google on an h-1b visa than it is to speak up against dragonfly from outside China IMO.
This is interesting for a lot of reasons. It’s almost like a compression scheme for text as opposed to an image. The question is, is it lossless or lossy? What is the Shannon entropy for this set of symbols?
So many questions
For me is not thing about culture, its mainly convenient, I travel to china quite often, it sucks to have to mess with vpn which often doesn't work. Human rights issue is little of my concern, it doesn't effect my life in significant way.
Actually, I haven't used leiningen in 6 months, Clojure's new included cli tools work great these days.
What makes you think these "mobs" used WhatsApp for its security reasons? I'd expect it's far more likely they use WhatsApp because it's the most popular messenger in that part of the world.
Sure, downvote me because I was a bit mean sounding, or maybe because you are sick of hearing about Bitcoin. I feel like it's a fair question though. To say that Bitcoin will be remembered more like beanie babies and baseball cards, rather than the dot com bubble, sounds absurd to me.

You have the worlds largest tech companies, banks (the IMF!), the Big Four advisory firms, top lawyers around the world, governments at all levels, and just some incredibly active open source communities, all working with this technology. Why belittle it like what was done in that comment? Can't we at least agree that after ten years, Bitcoin has been an experiment worthy of its own story rather than being lumped on either side of "beanie babies or baseball cards as opposed to the dot com bubble"
It's definitely lossless (it encodes leter-for-letter). However, it has much higher entropy than the latin alphabet.
This looks like the message-from-the-future font on Travellers.
They’re fairly similar - though the whole political spectrum is shifted to the left.

The British Conservative Party is pro free market and low tax but socially liberal, with an Atlanticist foreign policy, and is in favor of single payer health care.

The Labour Party is pro government intervention, state planning and redistributive taxes, less sceptical about regulation and has greater historic ties with Europe than with the US. It’s long described itself as a socialist party.

The House of Lords is said to be a house of experts who have been chosen because of their specialist knowledge. Because it is unelected and made up of political appointees, it’s composition can change over time.

There are however limits to what the Lords can actually do to block legislation, so it differs from the Senate. Bills can only be proposed in the House of Commons (so not like the US where either house can propose).
fwiw: https://gist.github.com/lsh-0/173f1a11e2e76f718c002607c8fa1e...
What is 0 minus 1? Why isn't that a natural number? Why shouldn't the nth natural number be N?

The author's own book discusses the 1st prime, in chapter 0, which begins on page 1. How is this natural?

Problem 0.4 Add the odd numbers between 1 and 30."
Why would you say 1 and 30 instead of 0 and 30, since 0 is natural?

Getting hung up on notation and arguing over conventions will hold you back from learning math.

Offsets (0) and ordinals
(1) aree both useful in arrays. The only thing wrong* is not saying which you mean.

http://exple.tive.org/blarg/2013/10/22/citation-needed/
The situation regarding Joseph Chancellor suggests they have plenty of backwards looking responsibility.

https://money.cnn.com/2018/09/07/technology/facebook-cambrid...
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> Apple/microsoft sell you a hypothetical future, while these watch "brands" sell a made-up past.

You must be in marketing as that made absolutely no sense.

Do you think Apple's usb-c charging cable, which is currently listed on their site[1] for $19.99 costs them anywhere close to that to source? and at the same time tries to sell you a hypothetical future? wow, they do have good marketing.

If anything these watch brands, and I don't know why you put it in quotes as if to take legitimacy away from them but whatever, have more things in common with Apple than with someone selling the same watches such as "Walmart", as they are both trying to decouple the object from the sale and make it about the experience.

They all make stuff up, and when they don't they hide the information so you don't find out. That is why Apple will never say the price they pay for the leather Macbook sleeve they are currently charging $199 for[2]. I suspect very few people will buy it if they advertise right next to the price the 12 dollars it is actually costing them.

To be clear, I am not against any of this, anyone can charge whatever they want. Apple is certainly doing very well charging the prices they do. I am just impressed that people, most of all here, where people that actually build and sell products, actually price and order components and actually manage a supply chain, hang act so surprised to the fact that markup exists and that marketing is used to justify it.

And I am not defending this crappy watches or this shady company; I wouldn't buy a needle from them. All I am saying is that they are not any more shady than 95% of the "brands" out there that are actually owned by a mega conglomerate and never disclose it anywhere when trying to sell purified water to hipster college students on their way to protests against capitalism or whatever.

[1] https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MUF72AM/A/usb-c-charge-ca...

[2] https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MRQU2ZM/A/leather-sleeve-...
I don’t even think you need a wild conspiracy theory. It seems like this is an east vs. west coast power struggle. Old money vs. new.
There's definitely a point when the texture starts to get worse, too. IMO it starts before the flavor degrades significantly, though the timing totally depends on the cut of meat and connective tissue.