skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, but a lot of links posted around the web (e.g. reddit) are for the .is TLD. Most people won't know to change the url and could even be directed to malware.
I am using a mix of Airtable, Notes app and Markdown files. I like organizing my thoughts in a tabular fashion, and Airtable comes very handy, since I can see different thoughts at once and compare them.
If some thought needs a long text to describe, these generally go to either Notes app or Markdown files.
That’s still Hobson’s choice.
Neat project.

Found title misleading, it's rendered onto a t-shirt.

Depth of the design was quite shallow on my 5 generations resulting in strange looking designs. Might be worth bumping the minimum depth.
Has anybody tried the "Sidewise" Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sidewise-tree-styl...

Looks like it has tree style tabs, among other features.
It could be a large organization who is upset for some links archived. Taking .is would make existing links break. Or big media upset with view hijacking. Or it could just be malware.

Whatever the reason, it's terrible.
No, it's an additional perspective hence I said "the capital cities in particular attract a large diversity of population".
Since you're at 500 items in your queue, something about your workflow is obviously broken.

Either you spend too much time looking for new things to add to the queue, too little time processing the queue, both of the above, or you cast too wide a net for what you might possibly read one day.
Clickbait headline. The closest they get to it is

>One filed in 2015 describes a technique that would connect two people through the camera metadata associated with the photos they uploaded. It might assume two people knew each other if the images they uploaded looked like they were titled in the same series of photos—IMG_4605739.jpg and IMG_4605742, for example—or if lens scratches or dust were detectable in the same spots on the photos, revealing the photos were taken by the same camera.

ie facebook mentioned the concept of tracking you by the dust on your lens. No evidence that they can actually do it.
I didn't do anything. When I checked the local page (localhost:8384) to see how syncthing is doing, one of the clients had a tor address in the list of "last known" addresses :)
First up, I think I was technically mistaken in saying the blog was technically mistaken. It seems the language spec defines the UB in terms of read-before-assignment, but they do use the term 'indeterminate value' as well. So the blog post can be seen as incomplete, rather than mistaken.

> Undefined behavior in the technical sense is not acceptable in a language at all

The C committee disagrees, and they have their reasons. They're aiming to maximise performance and support for various weird and wonderful platforms.

C's philosophy is not like that of Java where, say, an int is defined to be 32 bit and your machine just has to make it happen, even if it's a peculiar 48 bit machine or something.

> If you take the idea of undefined behavior seriously, then it is valid to blow up the world in response to an error and the compiler cannot protect you

Well sure. UB means you screwed up. C isn't a hand-holding language. Explode the whole process. Perfectly valid. Not without precedent in the C++ spec, incidentally; C++ is defined to explode your process if you screw up in a certain way with exceptions https://stackoverflow.com/a/43675980/

Your program can't literally blow up the world, of course, but that's beyond the scope of the language. If UB could result in nuclear apocalypse, that would mean a compiler bug could generate a binary that did the same thing, regardless of source language.

> Nobody would use C or C++ if they actually accepted the meaning of undefined behavior, so to program in these languages requires embracing doublethink.

Plenty of C/C++ programmers have a very sloppy attitude to undefined behaviour, and sometimes they get bitten by it. Aggressive optimising compilers like gcc, really do depend on you taking responsibility for writing code with defined behaviour. Break that contract, and you can see nightmare intermittent bugs that only appear when using certain compiler flags. See: http://blog.llvm.org/2011/05/what-every-c-programmer-should-...

Of course, this is all made worse by that it's impossible for static analysis to detect all instances of UB. If you want a language that doesn't take this attitude, you might try Ada. It's a pity more people don't.
FWIW it's quite possible that's not Linux-specific, a bunch of people have problems with NVIDIA driver crashes on, say, Windows too.

There's a reason Microsoft shimmed the ability for the display driver to crash and restart without taking out the rest of Windows...
Author here. Nice to see this on HN again. Since the first time, the design has been validated by another hobbyist (and ported to NTSC, original composite video is PAL).

If anyone is interested, I have a NTSC patch that I've meaning to merge for a while.
"Something about it seems like a just-so story. The inherent noisiness of economic evidence is lost, all the graphs are cherry picked to support his view. And yet you'd have to dig quite a lot to find specific things to complain about."

Perhaps your friend could do a really popular debunking book called 'Stop trying to manage noise' and make a fortune? I'm actually a bit serious, so many people do not understand the idea of sampling error and associated noise in data.
How could inotity notice that though? Bit rot happens at a different level. Detecting it would require regular full data scans, right? And then I guess all files must be write-protected to actually trigger a conflict instead of syncing the corruption. Hmmmmm.
If you did read them when you had excessive free time, you wouldn't have 500 tabs open. It sounds like your evaluation function is too optimistic.

I'd like to write an extension that killed your old tabs after a while. I already have an idea to do that with a todo list app that automatically gets rid of your old items.
Sounds to me you've got down the routine of capture. That's pretty awesome and you're ahead of the curve.

What you haven't talked about is the routine of review. Sounds to me that's really where you want to spend your efforts.

If capture is picking fruit, review is squeezing juice out of the fruit you picked.
Gotcha, I see the point now. Agreed, it is good to point out exaggerations and such.
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I'm not the author but you should probably ask there and not on HN.

That said:

> Since he does not perform any cache operations, as it is a concurrent map

Why is it a concurrent map? To me it seems to be a regular rust hashtable. Unless you are going to tweak something most of this is going to be the very slow hashing algorithm.
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> I've been stuck with trying to figure what to do with the rest of my life. I can't decide whether I should be working on what I want to work on (Energy, AI) or whether I should work on what I believe should be worked on (Healthcare).

1. How about AI for Healthcare?

2. I don't believe you can do great work in an area you're not personally excited about. So, if the thought of spending the next 30 years working in the healthcare sector is not exciting to you at the moment, then, chances are that if you were to pick this path, you'd be OK at it at best, and that's not good enough to make any difference on a larger scale.
IIRC, the package description said something similar to "this is the iNotify version of the syncthing binary", or I may be completely wrong. I need to get previous versions and look to the descriptions of each :)
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And sport doesn’t provide education? Sport teaches self discipline and resilience, surely to traits that are essential to democracy.
Lots of infotainment in cars use QNX, along with aviation.
How do you start your browsing day? I always start from the twitter or reddit app. Most people don't even know the "web", they just stay on Whatsapp, Instagram and Facebook the whole day. (I wish this wasn't the case since this makes so difficult to little people to compete on the space).
GPL defines itself by four essential freedoms.

Your argument is, why some piece of software should (or should not) be relicensed to GPL.

My argument is, that since that piece of software is currently not GPL licensed; avoids the relicensing topics and explores how to solve the current situation wrt distribution of the combined work. Use by the end-user is non-issue, due to freedom 0.
> If you pass it some code in some third language which could parse as mal-formed A code, then how is to detect that?

This 'other language' approach doesn't strike me as a good way of thinking about it. It misses the point that C is pretty unique in its broad use of undefined behaviour. Unlike Java, where everything has an unambiguous definition. (Well, ignoring plenty of platform-specific variation points in the standard library, such as file-path syntax.)
Moving to a new place is fantastically inexpensive. He didn't say you had to switch countries, just neighborhoods.
If it is only available in the Developer Toolbox then it has been removed as far as end users are concerned.

End users are not supposed to be poking around in developer tools.
Not only that. The app for route planning with public transportation in my town. Thanks to GDPR I have learned that they are sharing data with 500 trusted partners!

And most of the time you do not need to give the app permission to use the location to do route planning even in unfamiliar neighborhood. You can just input street name or public transport stops have logical unique identifiers.

But of course most people do give permission at some point because it is easier to do so and the app i nagging constantly for the permission.
Nothing I could post here. I'll look at knocking together a blog post about it
Smalltalk inspired Language and VM for IoT (Bak and Lund (v8, Hotspot, Dart …))
I thought Ha-Joon Chang’s books on economics were excellent, because they provided a fresh perspective, and most economic principles are not that hard to understand anyway, it’s just a highly ideological “science”.

Even Michael Hudson’s books which are full of the jargon of the trade, are accessible because he explains the nomenclature.
I used IFTTT for email->Dropbox for some time. Ultimately, I didn't leave much notes for myself this way, as I'm almost always close to a computer with Emacs accessible locally or remotely. For the rare case I use Orgzly on my phone, or Google Keep in a pinch.
What if Marzipan was never about pro apps, or convergence of operating systems, or any of that? I think the Apple community is overthinking it because everyone is focussing on whether iPads are the workstations of tomorrow.

Right now many small "utility" apps for iOS don't have a macOS version. With Marzipan they might add one, which will make it easier to sell Macs to iPhone users. "See! Your Twitter apps and To Do lists are right there waiting for you!" It just needs to be good enough to work as a gateway drug.
18 banks isn't a lot.

Why do people care so much about Gab, but not gambling sites which have been successfully dealing with far worse problems for years now?
No common themes: a million and one different loose ends, many that never came up before and never would again, having to do with inability to read lab values written in tiny spaces, shorthand to myself not known by anyone else, etc.
The SS7 protocol stack is soaked with security problems, but also because it doesn't represent the modern nature of traffic. Of course, telecoms moving to IP cores and such, but SS7 still widely used mostly because of the interoperability and roaming. Positive Security recently made a summary report of the current status of the problem[1]. BGP main problem is the inherent trust to users and servers, thus allowing malicious actors or even some errors to do weird things with network traffic. See this[2] Black Hat talk quickly summarizing them.

[1] https://www.ptsecurity.com/ww-en/analytics/ss7-vulnerability...

[2] https://www.blackhat.com/presentations/bh-usa-03/bh-us-03-co...
> Women currently have much more choice which gives them an unfair advantage.

Men are free to choose to abstain from PIV intercourse, get vasectomies, or wear condoms, depending on their level of risk acceptance. They can also choose to have sex only when they are on the same page as their partner about what to do in the case of unplanned pregnancy. This requires a pre-coital conversation, and the acceptance that one party may change their mind.

> at the very least the man should have the equal option of "financial abortion"

No. Child support or co-parenting is not a punishment for the father, it is support for a child that exists. Also, men do not have to carry a pregnancy and go through childbirth and any resulting complications, and breastfeeding (if chosen). Let's accept that biology makes this situation unequal and not try to equalize it.

> It is best for society when children grow up with parents who both wanted them.

Possibly/probably. But growing up with two parents who both wanted a child is not the case for many existing people. Let's focus on managing the reality and making sure children grow up with the support of both parents when possible, and not focus on trying to do mental gymnastics to force the idea that any potential consequences of sex should not fall on men.
I used to be really active online on some programming forums. After years on those sites, some of us posted photos of ourselves.

Apparently people thought all the well spoken nerdy types were all skinny and pale. I was brown with hairy arms. Another guy was black with a heavy sheriff mustache.

Everyone seemed to find it really surprising, which I guess makes me wonder how deep stereotypes cut.
How is that even possible? It completely disincentives the need to market and sell tickets.

I assume there's rules against this, but take this to the extreme and see how preposterous it is: 365 days a year, 24 1-hour baseball games every day. The city will pay for it.
> since when they asked Ancestry (23AndMe's owner

Ancestry is not 23andme’s owner. They are competitors.
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> Every time he reads he acquires a lock by calling epochs.lock().

Where do you see this? I only see it lock on refresh.
to be honest, at this point I don't bother.

My only dependency is Vue (and vuex), and I only send the components that the current page needs (packed into a single <script> by the template engine). I also send the initial data inlined in that script as js objects. So there's 1 fetch to get the the HTML (usually around 200-300Kb), then 4 fetches (vuejs, vuex, css, logo file) totalling around 500Kb (and all cached, so that only happens on the first load).

So far, no speed problem and no rendering lag worth worrying about. If that changes I'll look at methods of fixing it, but I'm learning to not solve problems that I don't have yet.
Hey, let us south-paws have this one societal convention that feels natural to us!

Although to be honest, for gaming left-handed use of a mouse combined with the keyboard arrow keys for movement makes sense as well. None of these awkwardly aligned WASD-keys for us, just ↑←↓→ (conveniently marked with arrows already), and a bit of space around them so you don't accidentally lob a grenade when you step to the left.
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I'm guessing the Icelandic registrar has some provision that you have to be a citizen to get a domain, and someone told the registrar that the owner is not, so they can get it canceled and then take it.
That's the reason I have webgl disabled even though I'm on Windows with a supported driver. It opens a gaping security/DoS hole without any benefit (do you ever see webgl used in any website?)
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I think the GP meant what if Google erroneously block access to your account for a supposed T&C violation or what have you.
I can't say what would be a more reasonable explanation. I am reduced to relying on what the automakers actually say is their reason.

They could be lying, I suppose. I don't know why they would, but that doesn't mean they're not (after all their lips are moving), but I like to have some evidence.
It means the marginal effect of the first $1,000 would be greater than or equal to the marginal effect of the last $1,000. It does not mean that the aggregate benefit of multiple $1,000 donations would be less than just a single $1,000 donation.

You are consistently confusing marginal effect and aggregate effect in your posts. You are consistently misunderstanding that there is a huge difference in effectiveness in everyone in a tax bracket having increased taxes versus a single person paying the increase in taxes. There’s big difference in me wanting to pay $1,000 more in taxes versus wanting everyone in my tax bracket to pay $1,000 more in taxes.
For my coding projects, many start as a mockup/jsfiddle first. Then I got a ~/projects folder where all maker projects go when they get slightly more serious.

My "random stuff" folder is mostly ~/Downloads, with up to 5 files also in my ~/ folder. I regularly clean those and either put those files in a more stablished folder or delete them.

The other mess I got is ~/Pictures, I keep having to revisit and clean them but I don't even know how to start.
Oh, ok, then we're the same :)

Left handed for the fine motor tasks (write, eat, ...) and right hand dominant for the rest (throw, bat, ...)

I never played (ice) hockey, but I believe pure lefties tend to shoot right handed, and vice versa for righties (i.e. with dominant hand on the top).
"
they sentenced me to thirty years of boredom,
for trying to change the system from within.
"
- leonard cohen, first we take manhattan.
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Money amd free time.

I won't work on things I fundamentally disagree with but what's important to me is life outside of work. I try to maximise my income and the availability of non-work time.

As a contractor this is what I get to do, make a packet and take a few months off here and there.

People with a drive to achieve in a particular area may be after a different sort of satisfaction in life I guess.
Same here, it is infinite-looping.
So one wonders if Darwin were inclined to consider the role of evolution in the feat of humans painting monkeys, pretending to be humans and exhibiting all our follies ..
I've created https://mediatag.io just for this goal. It makes it easy to add a page, a note, an image. Just with a single click if you're in a rush. Or if you have a tiny bit more time, you can add tags to organise what you've just saved.
I'm doing a bullshit job¹ and would be happy to find anything meaningful that still pays ok². Other than that I'm trying to reduce work days to work on side projects.

If I had more choice I'd choose things that interest and fascinate me anyways and serve some good. This would be (socially beneficial) science and empowering information tools for the web.

¹ https://strikemag.org/bullshit-jobs/

² Need a product manager for a cool product? Please let me know.
If it helps, energy really really should be worked on. Do that.

Also, that's not really how regrets work. You will be comparing the path you took to what you imagine to be the roads not taken. It's very dependent on your own unique experiences and outlook, and very hard to safeguard against. Your way of evaluating your life will change over time, so optimising for your current values gives no guarantees. Best thing to work on is stoicism and self forgiveness in my opinion.
Yikes, it does seem like OSnews have had a rocky few days. (TLDR: "It certainly seems like we’ve had a breach.")

https://www.osnews.com/story/128924/what-happened-here/

To their credit, it looks like they're now trying to find ways to run the site profitably, so they can pay people to maintain the site part/full-time instead of relying on volunteer help.
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If anyone has connections to media or any civil rights groups and is interested in my story I will add a way to contact me in my profile.

I had to move across the world and a couple weeks after arrival, people started telling me there was a man who was claiming to be my father that was looking for me (his description was very far from my father's).

That was not an isolated incident. There's a very long list of unjust and crazy things happening to me.

Everyone asks, what would be the motive? This is why for so long I didnt recognize this was happening to me. Because there was no rational reason for it to.

It's hard to explain, but starting when I was a minor, I experienced a series of outrageous injustices from wealthy individuals. I think the motives developed out of these liabilities and it grew from there into a collection of people, ideas, and institutions which had wronged me. I'm guessing.

Some events may be entirely unrelated to each other. But even a literal nazi like Richard Spencer went, what, years before someone punched him? It would be extroardinarily strange that without motive or liability for anyone to have this much obsession with what a normal person.

I dont have many friends and most people dont want to associate with Thomas Paines, let alone someone with lifetime bullying problems without even an apparent virtuous cause or source of prejudice. And unfortunately, a lot of people are inclined to think that if such negativity afflicts you then you must have done something to deserve it.

Once I started publishing my self-recordings of aggresses the attacks basically went from common occurences to zero. Suggesting some orchestration, or an extroardinary coincidence.

I'm fearful of seeking help because it could potentially instigate an escalated retaliatory response.

What else to do? Living my life on the run is obviously just a dead end. I'm lucky to have the physical and mental capability to survive thus far both physically and financially, but in both senses I'm already pushing the limits.
I don't know what sort of "end user" you expect to be poking around in cookie contents. The developer tools storage inspector always provided a much better user interface for doing so, and also exposes localStorage and IndexedDB data. I don't see why anybody interested in this sort of thing would have used the previous interface anyway.
My bad, for some reason I read "only macOS" instead of "macOS only"
Do all three: AI-controlled backup power solutions for hospitals. :)
You're asking the wrong questions: you can't know in advance that a breakthrough in energy won't bring about a disruptive impact on healthcare. For example, if you were to able to stabilize a biobattery of mitrochondria, you might incidentally solve a problem related to diabetes (example made up). In other words, because you can't predict the impact of your effort, you can't reliably infer where to direct your effort.

By analogy with machine learning, instead of throwing lots of effort at a non-convex problem, you might instead choose a convex problem instead: e.g. what daily process allows you to achieve high problem solving output? what expertise can you acquire and put to use regularly, which is sustainable (no burnout, pays rent, etc)?
Since I use Things for todo management anyway, I tend to write down creative thoughts there as task items under a "miscellaneous" project. Bigger ideas sometimes get promoted into their own projects with several tasks.

Things synchronizes between iPhone and macOS so it's pretty convenient for short textual notes. More complicated drawings and plans I put in Google G Suite.
yeah, but stateful hot-reload is also possible with react and other frameworks so this is hardly a thing against javascript.
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and Neural Architecture search is (currently) too computationally expensive for non-trivial problems
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