skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> a CODE_OF_CONDUCT, because we assume preemptively that you are a racist homophobic asshole, and we have to cover our bases.

Really? What about laws? Do you think they exist because it is assumed that everybody is a rapist and a burglar?
Yeah especially when a recession hits and people lose their jobs so they can finally start freelancing from an expensive desk and pay rent twice instead of working from home while they are struggling to pay rent... oh wait
>640k ought to be enough for anybody
Bien joué ;)
You are not making any kind of argument here.
2700X, same 64GB but a 2080 and yes it's so damn fast for programming and gaming I haven't been able to justify upgrading to a 3900/3950 other than "ooh shiny - want it" which isn't enough on it's own.
I'm in a similar situation as the parent comment, wanting to re-learn C after more than a decade (or two). Thanks for the link to a recent discussion! For the parent, here are some of the recommended books:

Head First C - Griffiths and Griffiths

Expert C Programming: Deep C Secrets - Peter van der Linden

Modern C - Jens Gustedt

C Programming: A Modern Approach - K. N. King

21st Century C: C Tips from the New School - Ben Klemens

Understanding and Using C Pointers - Richard Reese

C Interfaces and Implementations: Techniques for Creating Reusable Software - David R. Hanson

The Standard C Library - P. J. Plauger
Restored? That's a weird line. I don't think it ever lost it since the feature was added in 6.0 (released December 18 2018), it was just annoying to activate.
It's really specific to Far Cry 5, and it produces some quite strange results that people are putting way too much weight on.

0.1% lows really tank on FC5 on processors without SMT, for example a 5.2 GHz 9600K has less than half the 0.1% FPS as a stock Pentium G5600 2C4T processor. In other words it's stuttering on the 9600K but running ok on the G5600.

https://www.gamersnexus.net/images/media/2018/cpus/2600k/int...

4C4T processors (R3 1200) do OK, but that one is AMD, so it isn't clear whether it's specifically something the engine is doing wrong around Intel processors, or if there's some hardcoded assumption that if there are 6+ cores then SMT must be available, or what.

But I mean, this specific game is not evidence that "6C6T is no longer sufficient for gaming", it's just a badly programmed game that has something going wrong under the hood on 6C6T processors.
Saul elevated cartoons to Art without sacrificing wit or humor.. Archive.org throught their NEL has some of his works, among them perhaps my favorite:

The Labyrinth
https://archive.org/details/steinberg0000unse
Exactly. Every time there’s a widespread power outage in the US, portable generators sell out. Almost every time, portable generators are readily available between 500 and 1000 miles away. Anti-price gouging laws ensure that people in the disaster area are not quickly served with higher-priced but available generators.

Further, local and state politicians and AGs often are seen grandstanding about how they stand ready to prosecute anyone who is raising prices on necessities beyond the normal price (sometimes allowing +10%, but often not even being explicit about that, leaving businesses in a murky area).

Watch for it next time a power disruption hits your local area.
Here is China making a coronavirus like the one causing the pandemic, even acting on the ACE2 receptor and testing it in human cells, publishing it in early 2008:

https://jvi.asm.org/content/82/4/1899

Here they are again, years later, still playing with extremely hazardous coronaviruses that act on the ACE2 receptor in humans:

https://www.nature.com/articles/nature12711

This one gene-edits the host cells to have both human and bat traits, making it easier to breed bat viruses into becoming human viruses:

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00705-010-0729-6
They've stated that it's not actually that much money. Which makes the decision even more baffling. They could easily afford to drop the contract, but choose not to anyway.
I don't think it was ignored, it just wasn't possible in most places.

As far as I know, most countries are ramping their testing facilities as fast as possible, some are just more effective or had a head start.
I couldn't get it work, so it was broken as I saw it... not sure who could actually get it to work then.
Here, because somebody else asked the same thing:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22875438
I think you're misunderstanding talent. You always have to compare yourself to people who invested an equal amount of time training the skill.

For example I go to the gym regularly (at least before the pandemic). I'm probably in the upper 10% of the population when it comes to strength. But compared to the regulars in the gym I'm below average.
The complaint is not necessarily with Hyper-V itself, it is with WSL2 requiring Hyper-V, thus stopping you from using WSL2 and VBox (or VMware) on the same machine - though apparently they have very recently fixed this.
This is actually useful, it's a detailed point-by-point example of how not to complain about (or suggest a contribution to) something (open-source or not).
And replace it with what? Nothing?
Such attributes would be most useful if the semantics were that any time after a program receives inputs that would cause a "pure" function to be called with certain arguments, a compiler may at its leisure call the function with those arguments as many or as few times as it sees fit.

The notion that "Undefined Behavior" is good for optimization is misguided and dangerous. What is good for optimization is having semantics that are loose enough to give the compiler flexibility in how it processes things, but tight enough to meet application requirements.

Instead of saying that compilers can do anything they want when their assumptions are violated, it would be far more useful to recognize what they are allowed to do on the basis of certain assumptions. For example, given a piece of code:

long long test1(long long x, int mode)
{
while(x)
x = slow_function_no_side_effects(x);
return x;
}

void long test2(long long x, int mode)
{
x = test1(x);
if (!mode)
x=0;
doSomething(x);
}

It would generally be useful and safe to allow a compiler that determines that no individual action performed by "test1()" could have any side effects may omit the call to "test1()" if its value never ends up being used, without having to prove that the slow function with no side effects will eventually return zero. It is likewise useful and safe to say that if the generated code observes either that the loop exits or that "mode" is zero, it may replace the call "doSomething(x)" with "doSomething(0)". The fact that both optimizations would be safe and useful individually, however, does not imply that it would be safe and useful to allow compilers to change the code for "test2()" so that it calls "doSomething(0)" or otherwise allow code to observe that the value of "x" is zero when mode is non-zero, without regard for whether "test1()" would complete.
> separate Chrome profiles or Firefox profiles, so that none of the cookies are shared.

You don't need separate Firefox profiles for that, you can use Firefox containers.
Airbnb Gets $1B Loan, Bringing Coronavirus Funding to $2B
The name that springs to mind is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Fredkin

> Everything in physics and physical reality must have a digital informational representation.
RIPLEY
How may drops is this for you, Lieutenant?

GORMAN
Thirty-eight...simulated.

VASQUEZ
How many combat drops?

GORMAN
Well...two. Three, including this one.
Has that changed from wsl 1? I've seen bad things about directly trying to modify the files within wsl.

It's not the appdata folder right?
Broadcom unfortunately has never been well supported on Linux. I've always used ThinkPads for running Linux and have never had these sorts of hardware issues (and I keep laptops for at least 8 years). You need to buy a machine with running Linux in mind (or more specifically, Debian, which has even less out-of-the-box hardware support for laptops).
> but with modern compilers, what does assembly get you over just using C or another language [...] I was under the impression compilers nowadays have lots of optimizations that would take a lot of work for a human to do by hand

dav1d, the open source AV1 decoder, has now more asm than C code. It's one of the most recent open source projects with significant asm work ongoing.

The asm version outperforms the C version (full optimizations enabled) by 4,5x on AVX2.

We have similar results in SSSE3 (3,5x) and ARM64 (4x).

We're not talking about a few percents, we're talking about multiple times faster.

And AV1 is a standard, so there are no algo shortcuts that can be made: it is either compliant or it is not.

Sure, in most cases, it is not needed to write asm; but there are cases, notably for multimedia, where writing asm by hand is a lot faster, and that includes codecs and game engines.
I love bash. I love unix/linux. I love that bash gives you that kind of power. I love the fact that he figured out a nifty way of doing this.

But please please please please with all the love of America, baseball, and apple pie, don't change the default behavior of basic unix commands.

Otherwise you force people into writing nonsense like this:

MV=/usr/bin/mv

${MV} ${FILE1} ${FILE2}
For most general purpose work, you’d probably lose throughout. Chances are you’d rather have the heap be in the cache rather than the code segments.
The body count from those statements will probably be in the mid-100k or so. By instantly trying to politicise any criticism of his many failures Trump incited his moron followers to ignore the situation in the critical early weeks. States resisted shutdowns to score points with their cheetoh-fuhrer and that will end up killing thousands.
Can keycloak let me integrate different k8s clusters running in Azure/Google/AWS with i.e.: Azure AD ? All our users have accounts in Azure AD but we would like to let them use k8s clusters running in different cloud providers without maintaining user accounts there. Is it possible with keycloak ?
For Lawyers, What Needs to Stay Analogue and What Should Be Digital?
You had to manually set "VBoxInternal/NEM/UseRing0Runloop" to 0. The default settings were broken, but the actual functionality was fine.

Though I remember it working at some point before that, too...
As a painter, I’m genuinely impressed with the results. However, the system is not capable of taking much initiative. It will reject anything other than a full-face portrait. Of all genres, portraiture is the most convention-driven. For example, 90% of most portraits are three-quarter view, with side lighting. Effectively, there are only a very limited set of solutions to the problem. Applying the same approach to a landscape painting would be a different class of problem altogether.
The article misses out on other forms of submarine attacks, like anti ship missiles (harpoon) and ballistic missiles.
I suspect a big win is that usually, programs from hand-written assembly will be smaller than compiler-generated binaries. For example, see [1], where a 32-bit GCC-generated binary (2.6 KB) is compared with a hand-written assembly program (45 bytes, although this is not representative). For reference, when I compile an empty program with GCC 8.3 on my 64-bit system, I get a 16KB binary.

[1] https://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/software/tiny/teensy.ht...
The fact is when the WHO was
ringing every alarm bell they could reach, and the CIA and CDC was warning of an imminent threat, Trump was calling it a hoax. If you’re so insistent on punishing those that missed opportunities to take the threat seriously, a bit of consistency in that would be appreciated.

The crucial contribution the WHO made was forcing the Chinese to revise their reporting system and publish accurate infection counts in mid January. They could only do that once they had a team on the ground working with the Chinese and that required Chinese cooperation. Up to that point they and we were utterly reliant on China for information.
Just received the same email, and had the same experience as you. Servers are not responding.

Now I'm no longer using Trello as I moved to tasksinabox.com 2 years ago, but I don't see why the information I have there should suddenly be transferred to a company, out of my control and without my permission, just because somewhere there is an email address with a company domain name attached.

I understand the old "lure shadow IT users in with a 'free' service, then offer IT to take back control at a price" scheme, it's a bit of a dark pattern, but then the per-existing users should have the option to opt out of the retroactive appropriation.

I do hope that once the 'confirmation' page comes up, there will be the option to remove the company email from the account, and assign a different address in its place.
In most countries whatever job related work you do is owned by your job (even when you do it at home in your own time).

So never make the mistake to mix private with work.

I don't think Atlassian is to blame here. Maybe they could have communicated this better to the owner of the account. But if you own an account it does not mean you own the content if you used it for work.
I think we can take this as an explanation for generalists, rather than a problem set from basic EE.
Development of an application, which runs on Linux.
Well, video decoding is very adapted to ASM, I'd say. You can use vectorisation, you can optimize pipelined executions, etc. Things were compiler may not be so good (my experience is a bit dated). You also optimize a few tight loops, so you can really invest time in them with good ROI.

I'm not sure that operating systems are so suited to ASM optimization (in the sense that you may not reap so many benefits). Maybe one could optimize for size (so you can make super tiny OS) ?
So Wikipedia is an authorative source now?
There are some (x86) demos with sounds, graphics and input. Size is measured in a few hundred bytes (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcdHY-eJVIY for a 256 bytes example or anything here really : http://olivier.poudade.free.fr). Is any C compiler able to generate this few code ?
Some guy writes an article where he says he is thinking about learning Spring with Kotlin and this is worthy of the front page of Hacker News??
https://www.bitcraze.io/products/crazyflie-2-1/
Wow I see. I'm tempted to try it now and see if it works...
Laws are enforced and mostly provide an institutional system to deal with redress (for victims) and safety (for society). ie., the judiciary, legislature and police force are the mechanism of the law and why it exists. It's not an activity in parliaments declaring their moral beliefs.

"Codes of Conduct" in this vein are just virtue signalling. They appease the martyr-type looking to publicly shame a community for fringe members.

Publicly stating your morality, I'd say, is a pretty good guide to identifying hypocrites who value praise for seeming moral above being moral.

This is evident to most people and to most people in history (see, eg., jesus about people praying in the street). Often being one of the first lessons in psychology taught to children.

The problem for social media is that the vast majority of people who realise this do not like/comment/subscribe. So you end up with toxic echo chambers of praise-seekers, while everyone else rolls their eyes.
Thank you for these links! However these are for top voted and recent (not all-time). I think favourites will give a different insight. I mean you give a +1 vote to something and move on. However your favourites are something that you keep, come back to it and manage!
But what's the point of that? If I wanted my files to be on Linux I'd use Linux. I'm on Windows exactly because of things like this: the ability to use proper UI tools like Explorer to manage my files. How do I do that with WSL2?
7 of the top 25 highest rated games are Nintendo. Of course whether or not you like a game is personal and subjective but only pointing out lots of people disagree with your assessment

https://www.metacritic.com/browse/games/score/metascore/all/...

For me BotW is my favorite game ever. Not saying it's a perfect game or that you should like it but for me personally I got 120 hours of pure joy from that game. Where as I didn't get into Witcher or Skyrim etc.. (not saying those are bad games, just didn't do it for me).
Seriously. The entire annual budget of the NSF if $7.8B. When throwing around that kind of money deep tech becomes a hedge.
My workflow is mostly terminal based, and I used to use tiling WMs, yet I am now back to Windows + WSL.

Why? Because GPU driver compatibility is still so bad on Linux that I can't get any of the popular distros to work properly on my setup (laptop with hybrid Intel/nVidia GPU setup, thunderbolt dock, external display with different scaling than laptop display).

And yes, if I spend a weekend fiddling with Nouveau drivers I might get it to run somewhat decently, but really I don't want to spend that time on my work setup. Window + WSL works out of the box, so I'll use that.
wchar_t can be (a) not Unicode in any way, or (b) 16-bit, insufficient to represent a rune.
God made the VT52 with 80 columns for a reason. ;-)

Now, seriously, that's a matter of taste. I like 80 because it allows me to have two files open side by side on my laptop with a readable font size. As we grow older, what's "readable" changes.
The constant overhead for compiler generated binaries is larger because the compiler doesn't optimize for the case of nearly empty programs. I'm not so sure that the benefits are that large once you have a decently sized piece of code.
I have fairly linux friendly laptop (Thinkpad T480) with Fedora, and GPU driver was broken for whole 5.3 kernel tree...
I wish this was the situation here. The limitations in most of Europe and united states are much much harsher, including no schools and mandatory closure of all non-essential business.
If the "hand that feeds you" could have their way, you'd just be a slave working 24/7 year round with no pay, just food in order for you not to die too quickly. That's slave mentality.

People are not pets that are thrown bread crumbs at.
> How the tax is handled isn’t part of the deal.

It kind of is though? There is a reason why company directors are able to withdraw money as salary or as dividends - their income is less stable, they take more risk, so they are allowed to take more profit in good times but they feel the pain more in bad times too.

Also, as limited company contractors, we haven't received any meaningful support from the government over Corona. Most contractors pay themselves a minimum salary of around £719 / month. The only government support available to such people now is to furlough themselves which gives you £575 / month, which is only a tad above universal credit.

I'm not complaining about that though, its fair enough because we are NOT employees, but thats also why HMRC should stop treating us like employees too.
Without a doubt: perl.

"There is more than one way to do it" is such a boneheaded idea when you have to work with other people on the same codebase.
Keycloak is an authentication portal that sits in front of other applications thereby freeing those applications from the burden of implementing login forms and secure password storage.
That is caused by putting disenfranchised, poor and troubled people there, and no longer giving a damn about them once they have a simple roof over their heads.

Renters can have exactly as much community spirit and take as much pride in their dwellings as anyone, but it requires that they're treated with a modicum of respect, which unfortunately is exceedingly rare in lardlordism.
I run one such ressource. https://www.pc-kombo.com/us/benchmark - a really rather big collection of single benchmarks, used to put all current and many older consumer processors into on ranked order. You can compare individual processors and if there are fitting benchmarks for a direct comparison, those will be shown (benchmarks comparing different generations of processors are rare). There is one variant for games, and one (with less data sadly) for general applications.

But the others are right, you should be looking for a Ryzen 3000, depending on budget 3600, 3700X, 3900X or even 3950X.
Also, this move is 100% Trump deflecting attention from the narrative of his own mis-management. He doesn't care about WHO, he probably didn't even know it existed until a few weeks ago.
Apple copied product Teleport as “Sign in with Apple”
I created my own adapter for rest framework specifically. Currently trying to extract it from my project into its own library. Will publish to pypi when it’s ready. Repo[1] if you want to see the approach. Also, there is a fork of inertia-django[2] that has a reference implementation of PingCRM[3]

[1]: https://github.com/rojoca/django-rest-inertia
[2]: https://github.com/zodman/inertia-django
[3]: https://github.com/zodman/django-inertia-demo
My great grandmother is from Guangzhou, Hong Kong is ethnically Han Chinese, so stop trying to deflect the points made with such feckless conjecture.

The CCP and by extension the WHO are responsible for censoring medical professionals and citizen journalists from speaking about COVID19, the WHO served as a mouth piece for the CCP and down played the efforts of containing the contagion of both Kong Kong and Taiwan alike--the former in defiance of the CCP and Lam regime. All while spreading misinformation about Human to Human transmission, downplaying the significance of masks in helping limit the spread etc...
How does one get the binary app to begin with?
> Isn't it standard to open separate accounts for companies?

I understood that these were separate accounts in separate systems, they just had the same email address attached to both because it was convenient to log into each system from separate workstations - a little bit like using a company phone for a personal telephone call. When one company (Atlassian) acquired the other (Trello), the "accounts" were merged by someone who has no taste.

> In the end, they need to be able to claim the content if an employee leaves the company.

I don't agree with this at all, and thankfully tort doesn't work this way.

> Mixing personal and company accounts or even accounts of several employers sounds dangerous to me.

Indeed. This is a big reason why I don't like to create "free" accounts, because I know unless I pay them, I cannot sue them for fucking something like this up.
It’s also an example of disastrous negotiation. You can’t threaten to do something that doesn’t negatively effect people; they won’t care.
not the OP but I share the sentiment. On a syntax level simply because it adds types, and one of the joys of writing a dynamic language is that you don't have types filling so much of your code.

But much more important to me, on a semantic level. Late binding of all things is a feature of dynamic languages, not a bug. I have no idea why we're trying to force a static typing mindset onto a dynamic language.

I wish we could all remember that the original idea of OO is that objects interpret the messages they receive, not external typecheckers.
Netflix Files Civil Lawsuit Against SK Broadband over Network Fees
A nightclub doesn't just produce noise.

Nightclubs attract crowds, some of which will be rowdy, drunk and belligerent. They will urinate and defecate in doorways, cause property damage and may be violent, depending on the type of crowd the club attracts.
I gave up on Atom when it was released because it was the most slow editor I have ever seen.
It single handy bias me against Electron app until I discover VSCode.
No, It doesn't
Nice proof of concept, really.
The challenge is quite interesting... But in the real world, it won't fit at all.
How does Docker save you from a lot of headaches in the Flutter workflow?
Ha. I still use ram disk for local training of machine learning models. You can get a SOLID throughput boost by just loading up the dataset in RAM... My work desktop has something like 192Gb, so can handle a pretty sizeable dataset this way.