skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> specifies all sorts of things about how other things on the motherboard communicate with each other and with the CPU

That used to be true, but I dont know how true it is now.

Once upon a time, ISA and ATA were both wired right to the bus.

By the P3/Athlon era everything was probably on a super-io controller and or south bridge, but that communication towards the northbridge/CPU was over PCI or ever fancier links.

But the clear cutting point to me is EFI. Most of the standards in how things communicate on older PCs was more based on the IBM BIOS. Early clones couldnt exist until that was nailed down. But... EFI replaces all of that with a new abstraction.
See the sibling comment and my answer. A plane wave can very well be a plane wave "containing" one photon or containing multiple photons or containing a coherent state. There is a big difference between saying "I can use different sets of creation operators to form a basis for the field operator" (what I think you are saying) and the confounded statement mixing up basis of a Hilbert space with basis of integrable functions of the OP.
Facebook already has a definition for hate speech and this boycott is not asking for any changes to that definition so complaints about how anyone but Facebook defines hate speech is mostly irrelevant.
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Generally with orbit controls you can drag circles with your mouse to roll, taking advantage of the noncommutativity of SO(3)
> I like bitcoin but it's hugely wasteful.

Wasteful compared to what?

> It's also terrible to use as a peer-to-peer payment option because it's expensive, slow, and the value fluctuates (in March this year it lost 50% of its value in just a few days)

It's possible to transact in a matter of minutes. After that you can move it to a stable coin if you want to be exposed to USD (or gold) instead.
It'd be nice to be able to point to be able to point this to my backyard weather station, via wunderground or such.
Thanks. I’ve been digging into both those subreddits quite extensively for a couple weeks. Tons of great info, but nothing I’ve found that walks me through the uber elementary and practical steps of receiving and holding that money for the short term. Like when I’m asked for wire instructions, where do I have them send the money?

I’ll see if I can get some time with a financial planner, but would love to learn how others here have handled it, and if there are any “best practices.”
It's many years ago so may be inaccurate, but I remember the dongle being the one stable solution. With the onboard BT of a raspberry pi on Ubuntu (or was it Raspbian?), recurring issues. With the dongle, perfectly stable, and IIRC no drivers not in the mainline repos.
I have some negative feelings about this trend (of increased integration in compilers), but I can't quite put my finger on the reason.

Before the language server idea came along all compilers were pure functions. Dependency management and caching were the responsibility of the build system. A flexible build system could handle things that the language designers haven't though of, like code generation, mixed language projects, linking between different languages etc. Things are very composable and extendable and everything can be modeled as a DAG.

With language servers and incremental compilation becoming part of some long running compiler process the responsibilities are blurred, it all leads to increased integration, less flexibility and when things break, you will not be able to tell why.

Aren't we giving up too much to get faster recommendations in IDEs?
Very excellent answer, thank you for this! I will do more reading in this direction!
> but both of these Hilbert spaces are subspaces of the full Hilbert space of the quantum EM field

This is definitely wrong, and it is the source of our disagreement. They are not subspaces. If they were subspaces then we would use a direct sum to build the Hilbert space of the entire EM field, and this Hilbert space would have dimensions that are the sum of the dimensions of the subspaces.

Instead, we take the tensor product of the Hilbert space for each mode. This is a drastically different operation, leading to a very different basis, different dimensions, etc.

Notice, the link you provided yourself states that the total Hilbert space is a tensor product. Only after they state that, they present a direct sum over tensor-powers of the Hilbert space of one particle, which is very different from the statement you wrote, exactly because of this tensor-power operation. I concede that if I have to be rigorous I need to specify this whole symmetrizing step that I skipped, but that is just a detail, especially when we talk about distinguishable modes.

Concerning your (justified) nitpick on square-integrable functions: substitute "square-integrable over the finite size of the oscillator".

Edit: a number of additions and extra explanations.
Does that sound right? Do I have this wrong: there is too much to cache so some of the memory goes to RAM or disk where loading will take longer than cache. You could move some of the loading to another thread so that the UI (text or otherwise) can continue while other data in the backend is moved around between cache, RAM, and disk, and then processed before sending to the interface.
I suppose there's some way to download it from Google. If nothing else they'd to support GDPR. If you could download it, ingest it into some system, maybe add a shell script on your phone to ping a server once a minute with your geo data or something...

It seems doable, but also like it would take some effort to get to be nearly as good as Google is now. I get why some people want to be private from Google, but it doesn't really bother me.
Love this! Every day I find fewer reasons to ever leave my terminal.
Such a crock. I've used Sager/Clevos for years and the build/assembly of the machine is fine. The idea that you can't get Clevo because the machine won't be built well enough is such a intellectually dishonest one I am disgusted everytime I see that endlessly parroted on Hacker News. When is this group going to grow up a little.
You do have to laugh a bit when someone starts their article on addiction by claiming their own addictions have been a net positive on their life, self awareness? What's that?
I mean, your same argument could be made for TVs/monitors as well. LG, Samsung and AU Optronics make the vast majority of LCD panels. You could buy an LG or a Vizio with the same LG-fabbed panel. In fact, even Samsung TV has been known to use LG panels:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnarcher/2017/01/23/samsung-f...
I would love to be able to read the Dwarf Fortress source someday. I know Tarn considers Dwarf Fortress to be his life's work, so it would be amazing if he decided to release the source someday -- even if that's 10, 20, 30 years from now.
Thank you (and the others who answered). This answers my question.
We used the term in Newton, circa 1991.
Google play cards..
Personal attacks are not ok on HN. Please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and don't do this here.
It’s like the musician challenge where piracy and streaming made it harder to charge for the music itself, so bands began relying on live performance out of necessity
When I keyed "sketch" into Brave on a mac, the first entry was momentarily "Sketch — The digital design toolkit".
Then that was preceded by "SKECHERS® Official Site - Shoes, Boots & Clothing".
When I took my driving test in India, 3 other candidates ('coincidentally' all female) were made to sit on the backseat, with me at the wheel and the examiner next to me.
After the test (in which only I drove), all 4 of us were granted licenses.

The queue for the test was managed in this way - pick one male and pick the 3 next females in queue and pack them up in one car with only the male to drive. I guess they for whatever reason didn't trust women to pass the test by themselves (or they were just sure they knew how to drive?). Or didn't want to waste time testing everyone.

And the test itself ? Take a U turn and stop the car. That's it. I don't know why they even bothered doing the test. Plausible deniability I guess - all of use technically 'took' a test.

Oh after I got out of the car, I asked when my motorcycle test would be, since I had applied for a 2 wheeler license as well. And they just told me you passed the 4 wheeler driving test right? Don't worry about it, we'll send the 2 wheeler license as well.

This was in a major city. If you happen to be in a village or town they don't even bother with this pretence of a test.
No wonder India has the highest rate of road accident related fatalities.
The README explains that you can get Celsius by appending `?m` to your query.
... and a peer here mentions that the term existed in GEM as well. I worked on that a bit, too. Guess I forgot :-)
That's because it's the kind of thing supremacist whites say. Not because it isn't true.

It certainly is legally permissible and agreed, not in and of itself "hate speech", but it is obnoxious and in bad taste and indicates sympathy with a certain point of view. Certainly something a big company wouldn't want to be associated with in the current climate.
Embedding python in yaml has a ton of gotchas for cases where string processing doesn't quite line up with the way yaml wants things. Variable interpolation is also a real mess.
Please follow the site guidelines, regardless of how wrong other commenters are or you feel they are.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Inevitable when you try to turn something small and good into a “venture scale business”.
I get https://sketchfab.com
Haha yeah, I consider Kenshi to be the jankiest game that I consider worth playing.
"Alexandra Elbakyan, a 31-year-old freelance coder, neurobiologist and phylologist, is running a database of over 80 million articles from academic journals that are normally available only through subscriptions."

A modern Prometheus. Some plinths have recently opened up. A statue of this woman would make a nice replacement.
>Now I remember reading something about an "antifa" flag, that seemed unconclusive...

You're probably thinking of this case recently where Trump ran ads on Facebook which called out antifa and used the same symbol for them that the Nazis used for leftist political prisoners sent to concentration camps. The ads even had other Nazi dogwhistles included too. Facebook took down those ads.

https://www.motherjones.com/2020-elections/2020/06/trump-ups...

I find it outright amazing how much charity people around HN are still extending Trump.
To answer your actual question: put in the https URI scheme first. It won’t assume it’s a search.
There is also Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead[1] which is open source

[1] https://github.com/CleverRaven/Cataclysm-DDA
Article is mostly filler, doesn't talk or explain much of anything as to what makes Robinhood addictive.
I doubt it. I’m sure they are monetizing things associated with it and they should, but Apple would get dragged if they were doing something shady, or maybe not, Google does this and only HN is annoyed (paid results, AMP, licensing google to FF etc. )
Being a jerk _is_ protected though, as is making jerk speech (at least in the US).

It just makes one a jerk to engage in it. Not a crime.
Safari's latest version has added some asynchronous coding that has impact behavior of the browser in negative ways. If you type the first part of a URL and there are multiple options so you use down arrow to get to the one that you want, a lot of times, the list is still being populated and Safari will jump the cursor back up to the top of the list. I think this is part of that same bad coding.
I think he pointed that out to show he’s not part of the anti-vice crowd, the kind of people determined to lower exposure to all kinds of stimulating things.

Stimulation and vice is good, but I think he made his point that phones have enabled people to access stimulation through stock trading with a sort of reckless abandonment that should be worth asking “is this too much?”

EDIT: I personally moved my portfolio from Robinhood a year ago over to TDAmeritrade in order to “slow down” my interactions with my portfolio. Robinhood made it too easy and “fun” for me personally. YMMV of course, but I find myself agreeing with his point
Why link to the image out of context?
https://www.wikihow.com/Laugh
Wouldn't it be google doing it if it is set as the web search engine?
How do you get supplies to the houses? Presumably you aren't going to want delivery vans driving over the nice grass.

Pneumatic tubes (not sarcastic)? What about when someone needs a new mattress?
> Quora Raises $50M At $400M From Peter Thiel, D’Angelo Puts In $20M Of His Own Money [0]

[0] https://techcrunch.com/2012/05/14/quora-raises-50-at-400m-fr...
I find it interesting that humans always assume alien behavior would be exactly the behavior that they believe is the best behavior for humans. We can't project our ethics on to aliens, there are an infinite number of evolutionary strategies that may develop. Aliens may view enslaving the majority of their fellow species and keeping them uneducated as ethical because it might make for a more efficient structure. More likely, all of their concepts would be completely foreign and incomprehensible to us.

Anyway, putting STEM material on every computer wouldn't do anything because the barrier isn't the availability of knowledge, it's that most people aren't interested in that information. 99.9% of human knowledge is easily available online, just as easy if not easier than opening a file on a HDD. That's not to say that SciHub isn't necessary, because it is and I use it all the time.
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Ask HN: What are the technical justifications for keeping .DS_Store?
I was hoping that with macos 11 we would see the deprecation of .DS_Store. I'm not running the beta so perhaps it is, but what has surprised me is its sustained longevity. What are the technical reasons for keeping .DS_Store? It is essentially a application-specific (i.e. Mac Finder) solution that pollutes the data store.

Off the top of my head I can think of a number of other solutions to store directory metadata: a Finder-specific database mapping values to directory paths, resource forks (ala OS 9), etc.
The question is... What site comes up when you type this domain into Safari?
For people that want an easy tutorial (series, 60 min.) on SPARQL, I found one here [1]. It definitely helped me.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbUYrs_wWto&list=PLaa8QYrMzX...
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The Symbian source code was only briefly public and open source, it got closed and unpublished again fairly quickly.
Thank you. Can’t wait for a more detailed write up.

P.S: I’ve built a service using Fly and can’t recommend it enough!
Great article. I particularly enjoyed the “beyond the basics” use of gdb.

I know the basics just like anyone else whose done some light debugging with gdb but it is hard to find information that goes beyond that. There’s a gazillion of half-baked gdb introductions but IMO not enough advanced tutorials.
True that may be, if you are not uncovering this during your interview process, do you think it's possible there's room for improvement in how you conduct your end of the due diligence process?
Trolling HN will get your main account banned as well, so please don't do this any more.
I’ve been curling this for years but was not aware of the new v2 api that shows hourly ascii charts. Looks sweet!
Pro tip: try dipping watermelon in lime juice, but ONLY attempt this if you are okay with never going back to eating it unadorned again.
I’ve been using it for 4 years now, and I wish it would die. I don’t understand how it could possibly have come about intentionally.
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There really isn't that much sugar in watermelon as far as fruits go.

The lowest sugar fruits are the berries - raspberries and strawberries are both ~4.5-5g sugar per 100g.

Watermelon is 6g/100g.

On the higher end, apples and oranges are both ~10g/100g, Bananas 12, and Grapes 16.
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You see -1 points, and so on.

At the moment it's slightly more upvoted, I wish I could actually see all upvotes and downvotes as it'd tell me how controversial my comment is.
But that's true for everything, not just iphone. So "just works" loses it's meaning.
That's an adequate explanation in itself! At some point you go from thinking "why not", to thinking "why", and evidently you had not been through that transition!
The awful readability of that website must be satire, right?
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Posting unsubstantive comments and flamebait.
PinePhone and Librem 5 are better options for Linux phones:

https://www.pine64.org/pinephone/
https://shop.puri.sm/shop/librem-5/

Also, F(x)tec are making a keyboard based mobile device along the lines of Cosmo and N900.

https://www.fxtec.com/
Basically, this is Google's entire business: getting paid to send us where someone else wants us to go. Google are "big". Why wouldn't Apple want in on this action?
Just the word "realty" (and "realty.com") sends me to "realtor.com"
> All existing employees can immediately relocate to anywhere we can legally employ them

Even to India? What about time zone differences, and will you pay the same amount as in USD?
It's interesting that Russia, which is seen as semi- or outright Fascist by many Americans, is much more free than the U.S. is. At least in terms of information freedom and surveillance. The further removed an individual is from the seat of world power, the less necessary it is for every aspect of their lives to be controlled.
It's most accurately described as a yahoo answers with generally higher quality answers and SEO.
Hey, Adam from MeetButter (the OP) here!

It took us 3 weeks in total from inception, prototyping, to setting up a full project like you said (linting, CI CD, AWS containers, database).

To be more accurate, the breakdown is more like this:

• 5 days of discussing, investigating the problem, and design thinking. We took our sweet time here :p

• 2 days of creating a prototype (in the article I mentioned a weekend, using Firebase and React)

• 5 days of reiterating prototype and design within a closed group of testers (family and friends)

• 5 days of MVP design (landing page, branding, etc) and proper project and infra set up (migrating to AWS, database, CI CD, staging and production environments, etc).

So that's about 3 weeks (minus two weekends).

Hope that made sense!
Nobody is stopping you from never telling anyone your personal information.
Key difference is that in this model offices are built around the community, not the corporation. Seems likely to lead to very different results.
That is a fun set of examples, and most of the answers are right on. But not this one:

> 12. Led Zeppelin did not steal the opening riff of its rock anthem “Stairway to Heaven,” a federal jury ruled here, giving the band a victory in a copyright case in which millions of dollars were at stake.

> O.K., this may be a fine point. But since what was at stake was the total amount, rather than the individual dollars or even the individual millions, I would make it “was at stake.”

Millions were at stake. Dollars were at stake.

Just putting the two together doesn't magically make it singular. No one would ever say "millions of dollars was at stake."

Copyediting should reflect how people actually speak and write.
I've used TeamCity (the UI has changed many times), Jenkins (including blue ocean), Bamboo, a few others... TeamCity is by far the best I've experienced.

Jenkins seems to suffer from too many cooks/anything goes mentality. It's clearly not well focused. It's feels like a handful of pet-projects lumped into one umbrella.

When it comes to functionality, TeamCity is constantly improving and innovating.

Based on the OP, I suspect their experience is with an old version or maybe misused or misconfigured.
Please don't do tedious flamewars on HN, and especially please don't cross into personal attack.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Wow suddenly I have a great deal more sympathy for Safari's behavior. When a site is that hostile to visitors, steering them away is almost a value-added service.
I attempted to play DF in high school many years ago, booted it up and was immediately overwhelmed. I ended up uninstalling it and forgetting about the game for a long time. Recently I remembered the game and gave it another shot, and have been having a lot of fun [0]. Having the noob pack available to try out some titlesets made it a lot more approachable as well. And there have been a lot of quality of life improvements for new players; I think the Steam release will add a lot more in this direction as well.

There is also a large community of content creators who play the game and post the stories of their fortresses. This can be an interesting place to jump in. I enjoy Kruggsmash's videos [1] and if you haven't heard it yet, a classic DF story is Boatmurdered, from the Something Awful forums. I recently listened to this reading of the story: [2]

[0] https://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php?title=Fun

[1] https://www.youtube.com/user/kruggsmash

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZF59Dkk73g
I just learned about Caves of Qud by this great talk by its developer that goes over examples of its procedural history generation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClGAApZYIvI

Apparently it's slated to leave early access in Q4 2020, so I'm holding off on buying it for the moment, but I'm very eager to play it.
The 8087 floating point coprocessor has the FBLD instruction to load an 18-digit BCD number and FIST to store an integer. So once you convert from ASCII to BCD, the remaining conversion is two instructions. This is probably the most efficient way to do the parsing, if you're in 1980.
Couldn't this lead to a nice settlement for this guy? Or would "it's a bug" be an acceptable defense for Apple?
Some books you might benefit from reading on this topic:

“Salt, Sugar, Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us”

“The Attention Merchants” by Tim Wu
Modals can be a lazy (and worst, wrong) solution. But I've found that pavlovian bashing of modals is as lazy and unproductive.

> And remember to always ask, kids:
>“Why does this have to be a modal?”

In my experience people don't need to be remembered to ask this. And generally people can't justify why it shouldn't be a modal or why a non-modal solution is better than a modal one.
Mmm Quora was a promising platform, now is just Yahoo Answers 2.0 with ML
I think in that instance Sony wanted bad sensors back as many as possibly could, maybe to study or to stop any bad reputations. I had the same experience with a Sony camera, they took it and replaced the sensor for absolutely free.

According to articles from that timeframe, issues were found in Sony CCDs manufactured between 2003 to 2005 surfaced from autumn 2005 to spring 2006, that moisture intrude through either surfaces of plastic packages or through a glue/cement used to fuse optical glass to ceramic packages, and thereon an iodine component in a glue used inside the package reacts to that moisture and corrode bonding wires connecting CCD die to IC pads.

Ultimately it lead to a free replacement program for 87 models total spanning across 9 brands until it ended in 2010/2011.

Not to downplay your experience but sounds like everyone was hit and responded in similar ways.
There are quite a few options, it is pretty cool. You can check them out by hitting the :help endpoint[1].

I usually call it with a few of them to make the output cleaner, and without colors[2].

curl --compressed https://wttr.in/"$location"?QTAF

Where `$location` is either the location you want the weather for, or an IP address.

[1] https://wttr.in/:help

[2] https://git.sr.ht/~jamesponddotco/dotfiles/tree/master/.loca...