skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I used Chisel to make a relatively simple memory encryption engine AXI component for FPGA. In my experience, the typedness and composability of Modules makes it significantly more productive than directly writing Verilog. There's an escape hatch, too: interfacing with vendored IP and hard macros is straightforwrd using `BlackBox` (DI is useful for mocking these in tests). My only wish is that Scala properly supported macros.

One of my favorite components of the ecosystem is https://github.com/ucb-bar/chisel-testers2, which replaces the peekpoke tester and makes it easier to test asynchronous IO.
> It’s not entirely clear if this is a deliberate exercise in coordinated crank-wank or just years of accumulated flotsam from the usual debate-club dead-enders hanging off the starboard side of the Overton window. There’s plenty of idiots out there that aren’t quite useful enough to work the k-cups at the Heritage Institute, and I guess they’re doing something with their time, but the whole thing has a certain sinister elegance to it that the Randroid crowd can’t usually muster. I’ve got my doubts either way, and I honestly don’t care to dive deep enough into that sewer to settle them. Either way, it’s always good to be reminded that the goldbug/randroid/sovcit crank spectrum shares a common ideological klancestor.

Is this the kind of tinfoil hattery that is acceptable now?
The "just ask" approach is very tricky. It does not emphasize a critical element : Most people love to rant and complain about things that annoy or bother them. People rarely if ever get to ideas to solve problems or even to describing the underlying problem.
It's not lazy evaluation at all. Lazy evaluation is a runtime thing, where you delay evaluating an expression until you actually need to.

This concept is operators that will never evaluate the expressions they operate on.

sizeof is the oldschool obvious one, sizeof(foo()) never runs the function foo. It's just a way of querying the static properties of an expression, asking specific things about its type in a way.

They're not new things in C++. sizeof has been around since the beginning.
CRT, but not via RF modulators, NTSC, PAL, etc.
If you just did an up on Linux and running pihole you likely need to reboot. Same problem tonight. Tried Safari, Firefox, mobile, Linux same results.
"document each individual function and assume that that adds up to a complete description."

Every major system for converting function documentation to code has a slot for documentation at the top of the module/package/class/whatever. I find this is very underused, almost across the board. I actually quite like automatic documentation, on the provision that you put something decent at the top for people to orient with.
Note WSJ changed their headline to "Tesla Delivers a Surprising Profit" (the URL still has the old headline): https://www.wsj.com/articles/teslas-quarterly-profit-drops-5...
>pressure of a foreign government

Define foreign. Not american does not mean foreign for huge multinational corporations.
4 and 8 way SMT exists on IBM POWER8/9.
I would love love love to see this effort individually applied to the French and EU constitutions.

I've heard the EU constitution is very bloated and gets into all sorts of minutiae. I've heard the French constitution has undergone a great deal of modifications across a span of many republics.

These two examples I've heard about in the context of being ridiculed in some comedic comments by some pundits and I always wanted to substantiate whether the substance of those jests was fair and accurate or exaggerated. Converting these two constitutional histories to Git would be incredibility insightful, probably even worthy of crowd funding.
“Bear arms” is old fashioned jargon for “serve in a military.” This is extremely well documented. It has nothing to do with carrying a gun, except metaphorically. https://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=43559
For obscure conspiracy topics, the only people who care enough to edit the pages are the true believers. Today arguments about which occult order is descended from which happen on Wikipedia talk pages.

Look at this nonsense:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:A%E2%88%B4A%E2%88%B4

>I am an initiate of the A.'.A.'. and the Golden Dawn. If anyone would like to challenge the factual basis of my claim that the System of the A.'.A.'. is based on the Merkabah Seven Palaces rather than the Kabbalistic Tree of Life, then please provide your reasons for doing so before demanding book citations be produced for initiated and previously secret knowledge. Prove the A.'.A.'. is based on the Tree of Life or be Silent.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Hermetic_Order_of_the_Gol...

>The registered trademark should remain on the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the outer order of the Rosicrucian Order of Alpha et Omega entry in the contemporary orders section, as they own the HOGD trademark in Europe and Canada. Recently the HOG/A+O settled litigation victoriously preserving their perpetual and irrevocable right to use the name of their outer order, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, without interference in the USA. The registered trademark rightly and properly distinguishes the HOG/A+O from the exorbitant number of -unlicensed Golden Dawn based study groups and should NOT be removed. The registered trademark is a distinguishing character integral to the association of, and a privilege entitled by law reserved exclusively for the HOGD/A+O as the owners of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn in the European Union and Canada as aforementioned. It is certainly improper and somewhat unlawful to deprive the HOGD/A+O of using that privilege of the registered trademark they reserve the right to fully represent themselves therewith. Please do not remove the trademarks from the HOGD/A+O entry again.

>Furthermore, as the A+O’s outer order is named the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and they reserve all rights to that mark in the European Union and Canada. It should be correctly stated in the contemporary orders section that the HOGD/A+O is: “a modern order headquartered in the European Union using the same name being also the outer order of the Rosicrucian Order of Alpha et Omega®. This is paramount, as it distinguishes the HOGD/A+O as a completely separate entity from the independent organisation which is the HOGD, Inc. who are a modern independent order of the same name.
It's nothing too unusual outside what's stated in the docs: https://ggplot2.tidyverse.org/reference/scale_hue.html

This is the first time I've used the start and direction parameters, though.
Makes sense. I guess I just don't see how exported types save you from any of the pitfalls of inheritance. In my mind composition is the use of existing types without being forced into a type contract.
If you look at the format of APNS messages, they are nothing like XMPP. It seems very unlikely Apple uses it. That link you post does not confirm it.
> If you were reinventing the Ivy League as a signaling-focused product, your stripped-down version might look like this: you invite a small cohort of talented people to move to a city for about three months, you host some social events so they get to know each other, you have them work on projects and you advise them on those, and afterwards you introduce them to a bunch of savvy rich people.

> In other words, you’d invent Y Combinator.
Western part of Singapore to become testing ground for autonomous vehicles
The main bottleneck is memory/storage capacity, not speed. Beyond that (if you have the requisite storage capacity and bandwidth), yes: if you have half the FLOPS and double the time, you get the same result.
The OP is just pointing out that the rotting matter is organic in nature, which means it is made from hydrocarbons and not carbon.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Could please describe more about subconscious emotional healing techniques? How did you learn about it and is it a solitary practice or one that is guided by a professional?
This is incorrect.

In general, in the US, it is required to bond a metallic water pipe system (e.g., copper or galvanized pipe) to the electrical grounding system. This is usually done near the service entrance so that the connection can be verified by direct inspection.

For (much) more on this, see: https://iaeimagazine.org/magazine/2005/11/16/bonding-metal-p..., in particular the paragraph starting “Let’s take a closer look” —

“If metal water piping systems are not bonded to the electrical system in a way that meets the requirements of the Code, they can present a fire or shock hazard within the building or structure because they could become energized. ...”

In some jurisdictions, inspectors may want you to bond around nonconductive plumbing connectors of the kind you mentioned to ensure the whole pipe system is bonded. In particular, around the hot water heater.
Is this another variant of space shuttle SRBs being the width of two horses arses?
That's very odd. Why did they invent a new CRT format and spend the cost of the hardware to implement it instead of using an off the shelf TV?
Sometimes they do that with clickbait titles to get initial article traction, or test titles.
Would you care to support that statement?
Wait a second.

Are you telling me these motherfuckers haven’t made a commit in three years?

How do they still have a fucking job.
I personally think it has more to do with the coders than the code. Seeing as it's trivial to do it wrong in Go (see blog) I have to assume IBM websphere Go would be a similar nightmarish hellscape as it is in Java.
What determines whether a particular “sensor-to-image algorithm” qualifies as “computational photography” or not?

(keeping in mind that we are really talking about many different algorithms running at across the hardware stack, ie likely distributed across multiple chips)
Why do some Americans say 'like' so often?
ICE burns hydrogen and emits water, is that zero emissions ?
Floods in South France and Karnataka-India
...you do know that HTTPS isn't the only kind of encrypted network connection, right
I wonder how similar the technology is to that used by Toyota Mirai. Having enough power density (fuel cell) and energy density (compressed H2), the aircraft application seem logical... but there surely are lots of details.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDEDQFj9sFk
The story is not rats driving cars. This story is not that rats in enriched environments acquire driving skills more quickly.

The story is that learning to drive relaxes rats.
Taplytics (YC W14) Is Hiring React/Node Engineering Managers in Toronto
Vendors do that so they can track pricing over time. Unless you have an actual listing, Amazon provides no mechanism to see when your competitors re-price their listings (without regular scraping, of course, which Amazon frowns on).

So if it's a product you would list (but currently don't have in stock), you can just list it with an absurdly high price, gather pricing history, and once you do have it available, list competitively.
Because TVs didn't have high quality video inputs. Old Apples, C64s, etc, came with a "tiny tv broadcaster" (RF modulator) that broadcast the signal on channel 3. In shit NTSC or PAL quality, which is lower resolution than what the CRT can display.
Yeah, you elaborated on what I was trying to get at. I own both a MacBook Pro and PC desktop. If Windows is as easy to develop in as MacOS, I would move my main work there.

There are developments in there that I appreciate like Windows support for Homebrew.
This AI is highly inaccurate: AI predicts I don't like dogs & like men (/r/suddenlygay after I shaved). I hope that's the author's point.

The worst thing about AI is that people believe AI is god that makes unbiased prediction. E.g. Big companies use Pymetrics and HireVue for their "unbiased" hiring practice is a joke.

May be a few years from now, AI will become a classic for software bugs just like Therac-25 (but developed by mostly top programmers)
I really hate this framing. The title is an old meme, but to me it always feels like a false way to present your case by making it feel more "official" than it really is. I'd rather it be titled something like "Here's why you should be careful when using Cloudflare" or "Cloudflare runs into issues when using Tor or disabling JavaScript". The framing shuts down all debate, and ignores that it's mostly just considered harmful by the author. (more: https://meyerweb.com/eric/comment/chech.html)

I personally love Cloudflare. It's made a ton of stuff a lot easier for me as a developer. Sure, there's some downsides... but that's true with any service. (And a lot of the complaints are opt-in features that the web developer enabled)

It seems the author only has problems with Cloudflare almost completely because he uses Tor. Unfortunately, most Tor traffic is malicious (94%, by Cloudflare's count), and the whole point of Cloudflare is to prevent malicious attacks.

Anytime you do something for privacy (block ads, disable JS, use Tor), unfortunately things won't always work exactly how you expect.

Lastly, it ends with a weird conspiracy theory... "It is probably a US Government-attached intelligence agency". Okay.
Don't forget this part of PEP 8:

> For flowing long blocks of text with fewer structural restrictions (docstrings or comments), the line length should be limited to 72 characters.

Older IBM machines could only read 72 columns of the 80 columns of data. The remaining 8 columns were used to store sorting information, eg, a line number so if the card deck was dropped it could be re-sorted using a mechanical sorter.
Using fuel cells, the resulting water can be brought back, without releasing water in any form at the altitude.
It was likely so you could have a status line at the top/bottom of a terminal connection
Does the NSA actually pay well?
LinkedIn profile smells differently. https://www.linkedin.com/in/vmiftakhov

Patents

MODULAR, CUSTOMIZABLE AND SCALABLE MECHANICAL DESIGN FOR THE ELECTRIC CAR ASSEMBLY BASED ON THE EXISTING VEHICLE CHASSIS
Issued November 1, 2014United States
Power Semiconductor Wars Begin
I opened an incognito window and tried it.

Google suggestions for "is stephen miller":

* is stephen miller married?

Bing suggestions for "is stephen miller":

* is stephen miller gay?

* is steven miles married?

Maybe there's location stuff going on, or maybe they're guessing at what you're searching for based on previous searches or something.
As a disclaimer, I do not believe I've ever seen a captcha when logging in to GitLab. But according to https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/integration/recaptcha.html, you use reCAPTCHA?

Are you aware of the privacy concerns surrounding reCAPTCHA? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReCAPTCHA#Criticism
About to read the article but "Cloudflare considered harmful" sounds like it's a news publication reporting on a well-known organization or government making a statement about CF being harmful. Based off skimming this, it looks like a personal opinion and would better be titled "I consider Cloudflare to be harmful".
Letting Bird’s scooters fly free
Facebook/IG are the cigarettes of our age, and no less unhealthy; we should regulate them as such.
"Either way, it’s always good to be reminded that the goldbug/randroid/sovcit crank spectrum shares a common ideological klancestor."

Starting with spurious political generalizations isn't great set-up for readers. Especially if the author wants their historical theory given a fair shake by a wide audience.
I remember back in the DOS days being able to type a tiny program into DEBUG.COM that would set the screen to 80 x 50 mode! It was one of the first things I would do on a machine if I didn't have my floppy disk of favorite tools with me. It was just a couple instructions, like MOV AX this and INT 10h that. Now I have to go find it!
Flood insurance is a national program underwritten by FEMA. We have it on our house in inland New Jersey, because we're on a river.

You may be thinking of the windstorm insurance program. The state of Florida underwrites that, and started it as insurance of last resort after insurers started bailing following Andrew.
Which almost furthers the point that this is bad, isn’t this an acknowledgement by them that SMS 2FA is less secure? If it’s less secure and you have SecurID, why can’t I disable SMS?
If they are CPU throttled why not advertise egpu or igpu as requirement?

I’m more curious if the results are as consistently good as advertised, as usually NN results are cherry picked for good ones.
The inventor called it "a mill for grinding rogues honest"
"From another country", which is indeed "not American" in this case. Activision is Delaware corp, headquartered in Santa Monica. Blizzard developed Hearthstone in Irvine, CA. I think it reasonable to consider China a foreign government in this context.
Wow! Let's train them a little bit more then put them in Formula-E race cars on a circuit :D
Ahh, right, markdown doesn't work on HN. I tried.
Perhaps Amazon are concerned that if they do not intervene, the legislature will make them liable for what they sell, and have supposed that this way is cheaper.
Or their revenue and income are so massive that taking a bit from it for advertising is a drop in the bucket. Intel has revenue of nearly 71 billion/year vs AMD at 6.5 billion.
They aren't going to bring back any water. It's too heavy.
The polarization was there

Twitter made it visible

Don’t tell me a country that only elected its first black President 11 years ago (and has yet to elect a woman) wasn’t dealing with some serious polarization problems

This is retconning history and deflecting away from the fact public apathy towards involvement in the political system is the problem

Mental gymnastics need to stop and the public need to take a sober look at their own negligence

American citizens literally built Twitter. Not the government or one CEO

American citizens prop up the profit value of it

Grow up America. No wonder it’s a hole, the generation in charge is lost in their 80s memes and nostalgia

You’re doing this to yourselves
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There is a Compare feature in Word exactly for use in these cases.
If the legal field doesn’t need anything more complicated, I suppose you think this Git repo is a pointless novelty, not something that would actually be really useful if it were available and authoritative for all statutes?
The current French constitution was written entirely from scratch in 1958.

Saying it’s been modified a lot is a bit muddled. What actually happened is that the old constitutions are no longer in force and entirely new ones came into effect.

The 1958 constitution is France’s fifth (not counting constitutional monarchies), which is why the current French regime is called the “fifth Republic”.
They already have done it with Apple.
(Support WebSocket Now)A lightweight, fast non-blocking Golang network library
> all of whom are familiar with both the placebo effect and the term psychosomatic

Sure, but those concepts are more often regarded with dismissiveness in the context I'm talking about.

Try proposing to such a person that chronic auto-immune illness, that has resisted treatment by conventional medicine, could be remedied via non-mainstream subconscious healing techniques.

It's notable that zealots end up tying themselves in knots over these topics. In attacking homeopathy (which, to be clear, I’m not into), Science Based Medicine [1] goes as far as claiming that the placebo effect doesn't bring about any actual physiological improvement, but rather just brings about a feeling of wellbeing.

This seems to contradict the way in which it the concept is used in mainstream medical trials.

It also presumes that "feeling good" and physiological healing are unrelated concepts, which would be surprising from an evolutionary perspective.

But hey what do I know? I'm no doctor, just a poor shmo trying to make sense of it all while trying whatever means possible to get well.

[1] https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/placebo-myths-debunked/
The better way is using the Compare feature that has been in Word for years, if not decades.
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Payment processing and managing subscriptions. Huge time sinks, and the off-the-shelf solutions to these problems generally range from bad to awful (not helped in the former case by industry and government rules that make actually good implementation all but impossible).
This. Other versions of a proposed contract floating around a deal do more harm than good.

Ideally, settled issues should remain settled as remaining outstanding issues are resolved during the deal-making process.

But, this is a western tradition/convention, Asian deal-makers seem to be more than happy to look back and re-open settled issues, driving American lawyers insane.
Conspiracy requires more than speech. Two accountants who agree over drinks that "the shareholders are assholes, we should defraud them!" are not commiting a crime until they take some action past speech alone. Based on a quick Google search of the legal elements of conspiracy crimes, you need an actual agreement/plan to commit a crime and some consummating act that shows intent to follow through.
Point being, these aren't really speech restrictions.
also the state already owns and is in in control of pge. its not a private company in the way we normally think of a private company
80 characters was the number of characters a 10-pitch typewriter could fit on a line on standard letter-size paper. 24/25 characters came from the vertical resolution of CRTs and what you could fit into 2KB of RAM.

The point size argument is clearly wrong, as this sample from the early 19th century shows: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/45/A_Specim...
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So we're only supposed to get upset at Blizzard right? Or should us morally rightious folk be boycotting every studio owned by Activision?
As someone who grew up with a parent that was an artist I had never heard of this color till now. Just the name of it is awesome.
The combination of cynicism and self-righteousness pervading in the tone of messaging like this is a factor.
From the tone of the announcement of the sale, it's clear that Sarah Lacy did not want to sell Pando.
Exactly the same thing happened to me. In fact I came here to write down the same thing :)
The test was standardized across the entire country. My IT teacher agreed with me, but was not willing to escalate.
iPhone 11 sales continue to cut down Android's market share globally