skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don’t think anyone is disputing that some variation of this idea is true. What’s not being stated explicitly is that if it’s true that social connectedness (ambiguously including identity, purpose, etc.) matters, then it’s also true that our current enforcement mechanisms are probably incredibly counterproductive.

Everyone gets the point you’re making, you’re just not following it through to something meaningful and instead supposing it implies something it doesn’t.
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It's the other way around, Hackintosh is Mac OS on non-Apple hardware (for example, a Dell).
They are run, but if there are circular dependencies they are run _after_ require() returns.
They're buying an Equity in an Organized mafia in India https://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=24069401
In the past, I've tried a lot of recreational drugs, including some opioids, and without trying to, I can't see how I could get myself addicted to opioids or benzodiazepines, but I know a LOT of people would.

As far as I remember, only 10% of people who ever used heroin get addicted to it.
But that still leaves 10% at a very high risk, because of their neurochemistry and life circumstances.

So I don't think ALL drugs should be legal.
You are more or less describing the architecture of the PlayStation 3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_3_technical_specif...

The problem with this type of system is both the software and OS have to be aware of what is or isn't a "main thread" job. You have to architect your whole program around job systems to spread your data between the main thread and sub-processes which was a major complaint of gamedevs for the PS3. There's also the fact that many consumer software developers just don't care and will flag all of their processes as high priority jobs.

It worked out decently well on PS3 because it was such a locked down system, but for a general purpose desktop it would be utter chaos.
I doubt there is a need to open the case for a sophisticated attacker. If there is even the slightest opening for air you can run camera optics and freeze spray tubes to RAM I would imagine.
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>Is SOS known to all cultures?

At least all cultures who listen to ABBA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvChjHcABPA
Hackintosh means running MacOS on non-Apple hardware, which can be a nice way to avoid the Apple tax.

I run Ubuntu on my 2013 MacBook retina. Everything works!
Some people just greatly prefer using macOS over windows or linux and don't want their entire computer experience to be windows just because they play games now and then.
Can you give some more info on eSIMs, where you get them from, how much data they have, etc?
There's a difference between social rules, whose exceptions do not need to be interesting: шы might be an acceptable bigram in hip hop liner notes, while you don't have to feed your cat if you have household help who'll do it for you, etc, and formal system rules, whose exceptions should be interesting, which occurs iff the broken rule also results in a consistent formal system: hyperbolic geometry, non-euclidean spaces, etc.

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Here's details of this attack for people who want more details https://citp.princeton.edu/our-work/memory/

If memory serves correctly they achieved the best results by using a can of compressed air to freeze the ram in place before removal.

//Small edit to wording
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Wow this is awesome. I’ve pondered the need for exactly this sort of thing for a while as the obvious desired basis for drug policy. Shouldn’t be surprised the Nutt has done it!

Obviously it’s lossy to reduce something with this much complexity down to a single dimension but it’s still a helpful tool nonetheless.
Close enough to all/none if you ignore the cost of content production.
That's what Apple's CPUs do. They have high-power cores for expensive tasks and low-power cores for background tasks and to run the device while it is locked. It's unclear at this point if they'll keep using asymmetric cores in their desktop-class CPUs, but I don't see why not. Their kernel already supports it, and the benefits are there, especially for low-power use.

I can't wait for real-world usage benchmarks of their ARM CPUs once actual production machines are out in the hands of actual customers. It has the potential to upend the entire laptop market.
I am honestly not enthusiastic about x86 anymore. It seems like basically an entrenched legacy architecture at this point.

What are Intel's plans for HSA or RISC-5? How good are their AI products? RealSense seems pretty exciting to me.

Is there going to be a successor to the PC design? My crazy hope is that we will get some type of module system where you don't have to open the case and can just plug in something like M.2 modules but with a superfast nextgen bus.

Is there an upstart chipmaker that can help push Intel out (I wish)? I have heard good things about Nuvia.

When I hear about a company that is not run by engineers making bad decisions and pissing off engineers, I am actually eager to see them die. Just like I wish Boeing would die for similar reasons. But I know that both are very unlikely to go away. One can always dream.
I am rotating week by week between carefully showcasing/deals and advancement. Exchanging day by day doesn't work for me, I need some an ideal opportunity to "get into it" in my mind and I need a plainly characterized subject that I can consider while showering/resting/and so forth.
Lately I wonder if I would be better socialized at young age (I went to a kindergarten just for a one year before school), would I pick up something else. I find now in myself much more extroversion, some art sensibilities, but still with a problem solving drive. I think I possibly would struggle financially for longer, but eventually I would be at a happier place. Probably it's a classic the grass is greener on the other side situation.

Nowadays I don't wish this trade to my young child. Programming is a very good skill, but it's better tied with something entirely different to not be a blue collar worker in a golden cage. I want to study now something totally outside of technology to see if I can marry it with being a very proficient computer user.
My thinking about user frameworks reduces to two dimensions: intentions and capabilities.

Intentions express what a given population of users is trying to acheive. As a designer you need to situate where your interfaces are relation to that. Jobs to be done is useful for modeling intentions in part because it expressly looks at utility from a subjective (user's or buyer's) perspective and because the metric is simple.

Capabilities express what the user knows, is used to, and is motivated to learn. What skills and mindset does a user bring to thinking about and working with your solution. I have found personas useful as a shorthand for modeling capabilities.

In both dimensions, intentions and capabilities, there is a mixture across a given target market. You can look at different products as addressing different clusters in that space.

From a design/dev perspective, I think about intentions as the benefit side of what we're building, features provide benefits through satisfying intentions, and the capabilities on the cost side, that features should be "free" in terms of the percieved tax that our solution levies in terms of user's effort, attention, or learning.
I think you’re right to worry, I wouldn’t be able to think of any reason to use Ruby instead of something else if Rails is off the table (in terms of ecosystem, not talking about personal preference here). Which is a shame because I like it the most of all the scripting languages, but Rails just sucks all the air out of Ruby.
I taught my brother to program with AWK;
> Kiernan then inserted a flash drive in one of the laptop's USB ports, with software that copied key files.

How exactly does this work? Is there a sort of software that runs automatically when you insert the stick, or did he have to click on it?
One valid use case for the Hackintosh is to have it in the VM to provide some support of your software for users of OSX. Setting couple of virtual machines with different operating systems for testing makes sense, however Apple made it really hard to support their platform.
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> I like this, as scientists need hypotheses to test and often those can come from non-scientists.

Bold claim, or tortured use of often.

> I wonder how many of our scientific discoveries have come from suggestions (or bold statements) from people in other fields.

A lot of academic fields are fairly siloed from others. One example is presentations at a conference from a subfield that is just slightly oblique from yours is hard to follow because they use different jargon than you. It is getting a little better with some emphasis on interdisciplinary research.

> Sure, many may prove to be false, but I like how you've framed it as a novel opinion that could spur further research into a topic.

From my experience with being blasted by spam ideas just because my contact information is in a university's physics directory, a lot of/most 'novel opinion' is noise.
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Likewise, I think it's disingenuous to suggest that "an object is not a value" is not an "additional gotcha".

Differences in evaluation strategies is not really beginner material.
> at some point, over 6 years, doesn't someone just say, I'm moving this life threatening shit out of here, go ahead and arrest me?

If they won't arrest you for stealing thousands of tons of explosives from a government warehouse, what would they arrest you for?
I think you would at least add an allowlist of safe (i.e. owned by you) USB ids you don't want to shut your pc/laptop down if connected
npm install esm

Then everything just works. Top level await and all.
> Opioids are among the best medications for treating severe pain

> people with chronic pain.

Chronic refers to the length of time the pain exists, it doesn't refer to severity.

Here's what the Royal College of Anaesthetists says about opioids

https://fpm.ac.uk/opioids-aware

> Key Messages

> 1. Opioids are very good analgesics for acute pain and for pain at the end of life but there is little evidence that they are helpful for long term pain.

> 2. A small proportion of people may obtain good pain relief with opioids in the long-term if the dose can be kept low and especially if their use is intermittent (however it is difficult to identify these people at the point of opioid initiation).

> 3. The risk of harm increases substantially at doses above an oral morphine equivalent of 120mg/day, but there is no increased benefit: tapering or stopping high dose opioids needs careful planning and collaboration.

> 4. If a patient has pain that remains severe despite opioid treatment it means they are not working and should be stopped, even if no other treatment is available.

> 5. Chronic pain is very complex and if patients have refractory and disabling symptoms, particularly if they are on high opioid doses, a very detailed assessment of the many emotional influences on their pain experience is essential.
The term "trad-cath-leninist" probably refers to folks like this (unless there's a hardcore Leninist faction of trad-caths socialists that I am unaware of):

https://www.patheos.com/blogs/jappersandjanglers/2016/09/an-...

And "pinetree-eco-fash" refers to ecofascism, which is not uncommon among fascist groups:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecofascism

I was unaware they were feuding on Twitter (since I follow no one in either of those groups), but it doesn't surprise me.
sat here working on a recently built Ryzen 7 32gb, which runs perfectly. The complete build cost was < £700, thats with a decent graphics card, 1tb nvme.... the equivalent mac would've cost a lot more.
Electron is just a phase like Active Desktop and XUL, its time is coming to pass in this fashion driven industry.

Flutter is Dart Rails, the last hope to save Dart.
It's not HSTS. I've tried multiple methods to clear localhost from Firefox HSTS cache and it's not in there. But it still forces the HTTPS redirect.
Yes, but that's unrelated. The idea here is that if a USB device is connected to your machine, it's an indicator that your machine is compromised. Mouse jigglers that stop your lock screen from activating are very common when confiscating machines: https://www.cru-inc.com/products/wiebetech/mouse_jiggler_mj-...

And of course, depending on the OS, it's possible to craft a USB stick that copies files to a remote server as soon as it's plugged in.
macOS isn't exactly perfect, but I don't know any other desktop operating system that comes even close to macOS in terms of polish and user experience.

I understand that Microsoft can't just redesign Windows over night, but I also fail to understand why Windows isn't better. Better as in more consistent and more responsive.

As much as I like to consider other operating systems, the reality is that I don't want the hassle and macOS just works.
Whether fusion is expensive depends on the reactor design. There are a lot of possibilities.

On one end of the scale is ITER, the giant tokamak they're building in France for tens of billions of dollars.

At the other end is the petawatt laser boron fusion idea being pursued by HB11 Energy and various other researchers around the world. The main expense would be the laser at tens of millions of dollars.
I wonder if the lib moves computations and validation for access time.

The graph over mb/s for different json-string sizes seem completely bogus. Small sizes should give more overhead and be slower but the line is totally flat.

https://github.com/simdjson/simdjson/blob/master/doc/growing...
But Apple is supposed to be marketed towards people who don't care about specs.

Why did it suddenly become important in your example?
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I attended a talk by GSK and there was part of the talk about security. They don't allow usb devices to be plugged into their analysis computers. But every year they get an intern that tries to charge their phone from the PC USB.

Something like this, that doesnt halt the computer but shows a warning on screen and logs information would perhaps be a solution to their problem. Although in the case of industrial espionage maybe locking the system would be worth it...
JSON.parse() is required to return a concrete JS value [1]. Most, if not all, C/C++ JSON parsers designed for performance don't build the value unless requested. So whether to switch indeed depends on your use case, but for the different reason: if you use the majority of the parsed JSON your performance would be rather bound by object creation speed instead of parsing speed.

[1] It might be the case that modern benchmark-obsessed JS engines defer JSON parsing in this case though, in which case you definitely should not switch to simdjson.
> Whenever one of the sticks left the center by crosssing the threshold, an input sequence was started. As soon as both sticks were back in the center within the threshold, the sequence was considered completed and transformed into a pair of tuples that described the movement of the sticks.

I wonder if it was easier in practice to move both sticks simultaneously, or one after the other and then release them simultaneously. Because the currently most commonly accepted psychological model two-handedness[0] would suggest the latter, and that you start with your off-hand and finish with your main hand.

[0] http://cogprints.org/625/ Asymmetric Division of Labor in Human Skilled Bimanual Action: The Kinematic Chain as a Model
Less evaporation losses means more water will reach irrigation networks where it will evaporate anyways (either before or after temporarily becoming part of a plant)
The only company that is making 5K Res panel is LG. And all the Monitor you mentioned above were using the same LG panel.

Unfortunately as with everything manufacturing you need scale. And the volume of 5K panel is tiny by today's standard.
Typical
https://xkcd.com/927/
Well, I need to write a server if my requirements don’t fit a server side rendered application and/or my usecase does not fit the absolutely anemic performance of Rails, which also applies when using it only for an API (it’s not Ruby’s fault btw).

The classic response is “zomg premature optimization bad”, but some of us work on more complex applications than simple database CRUD.
I had the same setup, and have just purchased a nice Ryzen 3800X PC to replace it.

I've had enough of macos & its crappy software quality.

Windows 10 has been fine so far (though the control panel is a complete mess, they really need to start from scratch!).
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The reason why async/await is a good fit for Javascript is that it neatly wraps up asynchronous callback hell and Promises, which were already ubiquitous in Javascript code, because the web runtime enforces non-blocking IO.
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Yes, probably related to npm problems
https://status.npmjs.org/
> On the other hand, ESM CAN have unnamed "default" export and CAN have arbitrary number of named exports.

And this is a constant source of confusion and frustration for me when working with so many npm modules lately...
Source: https://in.reuters.com/article/india-election-ambani/indias-...
How do conlangs ignore that, and what's the outcome then?
If you are paranoid about something like this happening, just use https://www.qubes-os.org/. all usb devices are jailed in a non-networked vm by default.

In general, if what you do warrants that level of paranoia, qubes will help you massively.

Micah Lee held a great overview talk at HOPE 2018: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4U8YbXKwog
This is a very fair question.

For me, the reason for a hackintosh is just that I am tired of all the cables and having to swap between the two setups (like having one monitor for working, and one for gaming) while utilizing the performance when working.

I also want to utilize my iCloud Drive symlinking hacks to sync files / dotfiles between systems.

My gaming rig is currently running i4790k with a fairly decent motherboard (Asus Maximus VII) that I bought used for $200 a two years ago. It still performs like butter as long as you have a decent gpu connected to it. I seriously recommend this setup if you want to save some dough (or maybe the new Ryzen CPUs are better now tbh).

A sidenote regarding monitors: These are some exciting times to be working from home combined with having an interest for gaming due to the new monitors coming out, working for both.

I am currently thinking about the LG 38WN95C-W. Really expensive, but if you use it 8 hours a day for 5 years, I think I calculated it to be like 50 cent a day. :)

edit: Oh, and yes, as someone below mentioned, I love macOS and a lot of the things I work on require me to work on it.
Emoji might have a decently-sized (though still incredibly limited) vocabulary, but there is no widely-agreed-upon grammar. You could say "man" with the man emoji or "book" with the book emoji, but how do you say "the man's book"? Just the man emoji followed by the book emoji? Wouldn't that be something like "the man reads"?
A few days ago, at work, I transcoded a 13GB file from a proprietary binary format in to a 190GB JSON file... just so I could use jq[0]. This was a small file by our standards.

Performance matters

[0] https://stedolan.github.io/jq/
If someone I follow re-tweets an annoying hot take by someone I don't care about, I'll just block the random person they retweeted and move on with my life.

But what's really surprising to me is how often I see those few randomly blocked annoying people show up again in totally unrelated twitter threads with "This tweet is by someone you blocked". It really seems like the same few people just roam around the twitter universe spreading outrage and contention everywhere they go. It's like a playground for society's most unbearable people.
i am in the same boat. I think If running Windows is an important factor, then buying a current generation Intel Mac makes more sense than waiting.
I don't know!? I have a Nokia9 PureWiev and an Anker wireless charger with two coils. I used Nokia original charger which came with phone and connected it with Anker. On my surprise on my phone screen showed "wireless fast charging" all the way to 100% full battery. It looks like that on wireless is quick charging whole time. Please take this with a grain of salt, because I don't know if this is a bug or a feature. Nokia charger is QC 3.0.
RISC-V is also adding Vector extensions.
The cool thing about those is that they are variable length, so code can take advantage of newer hardware / degrade gracefully on less capable one.

https://gms.tf/riscv-vector.html
Apparently consistency isn't a part of the majority's vocabulary and they can ignore 5 different styles of typography and dialogs, among many other issues. It's a disaster and officially not a priority for MS.
Nothing comes close to macOS indeed.
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> There are two things Modi is known for: 1. 2002 massacre of Muslims in Gujarat 2. Being friends with crony capitalists.
> This is not an exaggeration. You can read about what he did in his state when he was the chief minister.

Not proved in any court of law in India. On the contrary, the Supreme Court of India exonerated Modi of all charges in the 2002 Godhra riots (source: https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/sit-finds-no-proof-ag...).

Hacker News has become a den of conspiracy theorists! It is getting ridiculous now! How low will you stoop to defame someone without proof?
quick fix would be to use NPM directly

(create a `.yarnrc` file with `registry "https://registry.npmjs.org/"`)
Which part of the article confused you?
seems like you don’t understand what a hackintosh is which might be why you don’t get it. it’s not other os on apple hardware as you put it, it’s osx on generic hardware
> Does the fact that Google and Microsoft have Indian CEOs, Sundar / Satya respectively, give them an advantage when dealing with the Indian market?

If the way this dynamic works in India is as I was told, like in Eastern Europe, then no.

A lot of stay at home high class people often have scorn for "whiz kids" returning from abroad, bringing with them their baggage, or plainly they envy them.

They see men who made to the top in a much more level playing field as somebody much superior to themselves, and they don't like it.
Well it claims to do validation.

I think it perhaps doesn’t fully build json values into fast-to-access data structures but I don’t think this is unique amongst fast json parsers, or indeed necessary.

It seems reasonably believable that it could maintain high throughput if it has minimal setup and keeps everything linear.
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Also why not add sustinance cost for the human looking at the device then? Food, water, heating/cooling, clothes, glasses, etc...

Proportionally for 2 minutes of course.
> Any proofs, incidents, facts, figures to support your accusations?

They have none. Just arm-chair conspiracy theorists.