skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
AFAIK the current method for hacking in placement new is to use something like this:
https://github.com/glandium/boxext

Some more context. There used to be a `box` keyword too.
https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/50047
>This is also the group that often votes single issue or directly against their best interest much like What's the matter with Kansas. Surprisingly, Kansas itself hasn't read that book and seems to repeat history every time the GOP wants less taxes.

Oh please. Inner city minorities have been voting for gun control (good luck getting the cops to show up let alone promptly in some places) since long before climate change was a thing. The bases of both parties are rife with cognitive dissonance. You could probably count on one hand the number of people in the other country who agree with everything in an official party platform if you present each policy goal in isolation instead of as a platform.

Proclaiming that people are voting against their interest is just calling them stupid or saying you know what's good for them better than they do with some obfuscation thrown in to make it fit in better in "polite" conversation.
Remembering Roger Boisjoly, Challenger disaster whistleblower (1938-2012)
>"Starter homes" for young people is the stuff that was built 30-40 years ago that hasn't been updated. So they are buying those mcmansions because that's what was built in the 80s-90s-00s. The really nice, older urban areas with housing built before that is way more expensive in absolute dollars.

In my metro (DFW), the neighborhoods of houses built in the 60s/70s/80s are dwindling because nobody will buy them. There are neighborhoods of perfectly fine ~200k houses just sitting on the market for months because "ewww, I don't want to live in Grand Prairie/Garland/Irving". Then those same people pine over the newly built $500k mcmansions in Frisco or the $2m mansions in Highland Park and lament about how they'll never be able to afford being a homeowner. Do you see the disconnect?

>Smaller is "established" and everyone with money wants to live in those established neighborhoods, not the suburban sprawl 50m from the city center.

It's not some secret that desirable location is a huge driver of property prices, and being closer to a city center is more desirable. My parents knew this 50 years ago, which is why even though they loved living downtown in an apartment, when it came time to buy a house they moved out to the suburbs because that's where the affordable starter homes are. Then, when they became more established in their career and built up some wealth, we moved a little bit closer to the urban center. That's just how it works. But these days, millennials seem to think that they are automatically entitled to live downtown in a 4 bedroom, newly renovated/constructed house with full amenities next to the main park and hip shopping center and zero crime while on an entry level salary. I understand that, and I wish I could have that too, but that's just not how the world works (nor how it has ever worked).
When it comes to the South or so-called Bible Belt, support for Israel is unconditional. It has transcended other political topics, including Constitutional rights, and become religious dogma. Billy Graham's ministry and the "Left Behind" series of novels were very influential there. I would be more surprised to hear an evangelical Christian criticizing Israel than a Jew or an actual Israeli.
I imagine this stems from the fact that Go needed to be a complete production-ready backend language at launch, whereas Rust has other origins. At Google any "hello, world" program is a web server, at Mozilla not so much.
Along with every time I have to press OK to the “we used cookies” dialog, using the web is already like a “punch the monkey” game.
looks okay, tried it and bang! everything is in disarray. I found organising windows to be a pain. suddenly everything is in full screen mode. I thought the search would've been like the search provided by kde, i.e search through open windows no matter what app. that's one thing I miss about kde. and wish I could get in gnome.
> I have noticed that most millenials seem to have completely forgotten the concept of "starter home" and assume that as soon as you turn 25 you should be entitled to a 4 bedroom house with a pool, huge yard, wonderful neighborhood, three-car garage, etc

I don't know where you live but I almost find this insulting.

I'm from Amsterdam my self and friends of my are being forced out the city because of the high rent prices.
I'm 32 year now and because of some shitty new rent laws that says every tenant needs to have an individual rent contract which our landlord refuses to give I'm also being pushed out of my home. I tried to find something for my self just anything would do, but I'm kinda skewed because I just earn above social housing and here in Amsterdam there is not really a market anymore for middle incomes. So yeah I'm being pushed to either live in a room or move out of the city. But I also couldn't find a room in time so now I'm going back to my parent. So yeah your comment kinda hits a nerve for me.
The State of Themes and Plugins on Wordpress.org in 2020
Life Through Quantum Annealing – How quantum computing could shape existence
It's in gcc. Or available from AdaCore under GPL-3 (yeah, I know). Unless you're in the sort of position where you need a support contract anyway, price isn't really an issue.
> People are too afraid about getting sick and dying to go outside

This is still a response to the pandemic, just a non-governmental one. I'm not saying such a response isn't justified, but it is not directly attributable to the disease.
Another problem is that if a branch is used for the new version (for example as hashicorps hcl/v2 does), then the master or main branch is no longer the active development branch, and developers have to know to look at a different branch. Not to mention that github search only works on the master branch.
> and perhaps give SpaceX founder Elon Musk a shot at designing an F-35 competitor.

This suggests an utter lack of familiarity with the motivations and capabilities of Musk and SpaceX. Or perhaps they merely needed some text for the link, even if it was silly text?
I can only expect an other method as both are trivial using a pratt parser (though right-associativity still feels a bit weird).
That's a very different argument. Fox News and MSNBC are biased, no doubt, but the US is definitely "exposed to their investigative journalism". They spend quite a bit of time reporting on problems they see in US government and society.
The vast majority of those laws seem to be targeted at law enforcement. I imagine any system designed to automatically collect license plates would be included, whether it's sync or async.
One I made in async Rust: https://github.com/Freaky/tarssh

I currently have 22 clients stuck it in across three machines. When I started out it was more like a thousand, so seems they've largely adapted.
It was tongue-in-cheek. Because if we'd be allowed to deploy a robot to stop loggers, then we'd also be allowed to just not let the loggers log.

The problem is humans are taking over nature. Planting a couple of trees here and there is pointless if you're going to cut them down again for real estate or farm developments.
If You've Just Had Covid, Exercise Can Cause Serious Complications
rust-protobuf supports zero-copy when using `bytes` feature and reading from `Bytes`.
Hah, I love endlessh.... been running it for a few years now on one of my digital ocean droplets. Better to fuck with these bots. My personal record was somewhere around 23 days having one stuck.
Author here, happy to answer any questions about how we build products at Dropbox.
Hopefully they also had a reasonable (and known working!) backup regime in place beforehand. ;)
I think that young childbirth and the general age of having children is on the up and up, so perhaps this will happen naturally.
Jelly uses an external crate called Bytes to achieve it. It has nicer usability compared to Cow I guess.
‘Impossible Objects’ That Reveal a Hidden Power
without trying to nitpick I had a similar reaction as pimlottc. the Gnome-Shell title page is:
"GNOME Shell, next generation desktop shell"

so when I read modern on your description I just chuckled a bit.

in any case great work on this. looks like a ton of work
You can definitely add websites to your home screen on iOS.
The experiences come from testimonies I’ve heard from drug users and those who practice various forms of meditation. The historical context, which is partially reliable, comes from Dead Sea Scrolls (which have not all been released and translated) such as the book of Enoch. The Bible has a lot of hints throughout, such as in Genesis 6 and Jude. The Dead Sea scrolls also explain the origins of pagan religions and there’s a striking number of prophecies in them have have come true over the course of thousands of years. There are a few brilliant scholars who are working very hard to research these things
> My understanding is that Wagner's thesis is mostly concerned with "history-sensitive" error recovery in an IDE: using earlier syntax trees as an additional input to the error recovery process in order to better understand the user's intent when editing.

That matches my understanding (note that Wagner's error recovery algorithm is probably best supplemented with Lukas Diekmann's thesis, which corrects and expands it a bit https://diekmann.co.uk/diekmann_phd.pdf).

Because Wagner's algorithm relies on history and context, it does sometimes do some unexpected (and not always useful things). However, I don't see any fundamental reason why it couldn't be paired with a "traditional" error recovery approach (I have one to sell!) to try and get the best of both worlds.
Are these websites just completely unable to handle a 1000 simultaneous requests?
You don't become a $2 Trillion company being friendly.
some interesting comments a few months ago, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22627018
I haven't used it, but Microsoft is already offering machine learning based completions with IntelliCode [1]. See also the introductory blog post. [2]

It also offers sharing refined predictions within teams.

I think we will see some interesting developments in this domain over the next few years.

[1] https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/services/intellicode/

[2] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/ai-assisted-inte...
Is there any way to do any meaningful preservation work without "skirting so close with copyright law"?
Don't assume that. Everyone still has to vote to make it happen.
All phones have hardware killswitches. It's called a dead battery.
I made this and can assure you I'm not doing anything with the images. This is just a silly side project of mine (along with Doron). I'm certainly not hoping to gain any money or data from it!
That footage was not what was used by the computer to do any vision augmentation. It was solely a dash camera separate from the self driving system. Uber's sensor platform was more than adequate.
Very cool, TIL.
Look outside your political bubble, lots of people are very supportive of his decisions. Thiis next election isn't guaranteed either way.
Newly Discovered Mechanism of Learning
There's a telegram group https://t.me/ada_lang you could open that question on. Also, there's work (I think on GitLab) on a package manager called Alire. And the very old standby comp.lang.ada which tends to have some interesting conversations.
I agree with those reasons, not sure my will is weakening, so I'll add: vendor versions of Android, the dreaded "Android" slowdown, and slower/choppier performance - generally - when comparing latest releases of hardware & software.
no? all these things are just a couple configuration away from working.

the real things that were dropped since then were 32 bit protected mode apps, and for such you have plenty options for both virtualizing and paravirtualizing.

I can boot basically any other version of Windows under my windows system using Microsoft provided software.

I can even just go boot up older version of Windows on current hardware if needed be, up to a point.

almost everything from eighties to today I am able to run one way another, nothing "stopped" working.

Apple physically removes old software from their delivery platform or signing servers and if you lose your devices it's lost forever

how does it even compare?
I have e-mail notifications, yes. But a growing amount of people don’t check their email regularly and it gets drowned out.
I think about that comment from Carlin ALL THE TIME in relationship to global warming and natural disaster. Our perspective on saving the planet is very ego and species centric. As said in Jurassic Park "Life finds a way". However that life might not include humans.
Europe is having a handful of new cases? No, that isn’t true. Spain is reporting more than 10,000 new cases a day.
Covid-19 Update by Sankar Das Sarma
"just to buy a 3-4 bedroom"

It should be noted, they don't build 2 bedroom homes anymore. I was talking to a real estate developer in Sacramento about this. New 3 bedrooms do exist, however, they would rather cram out the lot with a 5 bedroom since the cost to add on another few hundred square feet is nothing if you have the equipment and material right there. PLUS! People will go ahead and take on huge loans with that low interest rate. It is win win (unless you don't want huge crushing loans).
My unpopular opinion: Show me ads and pay me for interating with them. You can even get all my data (income, recent purchases, hobbies, ...) preferably anonymised in some way. Let me rate ads and show the rating to everybody. If I buy the advertised product/service increase the public rating of the ad, otherwise decrease it.

Optionally, adjust the price according to rating. The higher the rating the lower the payment for interaction with the ad. Let unpopular/unsuccessful ads/advertisers pay more for the same customer.

Let me adjust the price and rating thresholds to exluce low priced / low quality ads.

Keep track of my purchases to build my reputation among advertisers.
According to Amnesty, "Amnesty International monitors have gone to Guantanamo Bay, Bahrain, Ecuador, Turkey, and Hungary, among many others, to observe trials as officially recognized fair trial monitors." - https://twitter.com/JuliaHall18/status/1306200278207782913

I guess it's too much to ask of the UK though.
Mother of All Demos
I switched from i3 to bspwm and never looked back. It’s more true to the Unix philosophy of doing one thing only and doing it well. I use sxhkd for the hotkey daemon and polybar for the status bar. It’s more initial work to set up though than i3 which just works out-of-the box which makes i3 good enough for most people.
There's also the point that banks want you to put down a sizeable deposit so that if the market crashes and you lose your job they can sell the house, recover their outstanding debt and you lose your deposit.

So you might be able to afford £1,200 a month in mortgage payments (which on a 30 year mortgage could mean you could borrow £400,000) but you'd need a 20% deposit, meaning you'd need to have saved up £100,000 to take advantage of it.

And even then, for £500k in London that's, what an okay 2 bed flat.
I actually have this pretty much constantly, as well as after images on lights and what not.
We're using dlib's frontal face detector for the face detection. It's ok, but certainly not state of the art, maybe in the future I'll find a better face detector...
I don't buy it neither
Placement new is just an optimization to avoid the initial memcpy from the stack in cases in which LLVM can't work it out itself. I don't believe that placement new ever enables semantics that aren't possible with plain old move semantics.
Nope.

5420 levels seems to be the limit:

This one, right at the limit of 5420, works:

https://darkwiiplayer.com/bot-dungeon/M1Kt80XBcvk4ofn2m2IqRV...

(YMMV, some browsers might have their own url length limitations)

This one, at 5421 levels, breaks:

https://darkwiiplayer.com/bot-dungeon/M1Kt80XBcvk4ofn2m2IqRV...
They should have used a JSON file as the backend.
Those are very cool examples and of considerably higher quality+bitrate than when I last tuned into this field half a year ago.

Unrelated, but I actually recognize your name from Github - I guess deep image compression is a pretty small space.
Until you read Raymond Chen’s blog about all of the hacks that have been built up for the sake of backwards compatibility or try to run Windows on a low resource computer like the low end Surface computers and can’t because of code bloat.
I can confirm that Rust's macro system presents massive difficulties. For example, rustfmt is currently broken for subdirectory in Druid because of the use of a `cfg_if!` macro. We filed a bug (https://github.com/rust-lang/rustfmt/issues/4266) but it got closed without (as far as I can tell) actually being fixed. Our present approach is to remove the use of the macro, but this is a bit of a bad sign: two features (macros and automatic formatting) that work fine individually, but their interactions break.
I had so much fun reading that!
This is really good. If you can embed these simple/time-tested rules and the Palabra-specific nuance in the sales onboarding/training process you'll eventually need to build, I think you'll set your sales teams up for success long-term.
Look at the lovely flowers!

https://biodynamicsbda.files.wordpress.com/2014/11/flower-ga...
Have you used both? I used to use Snowflake at a former company. Snowflake has top class support for semi-structured data, for example. I found it really easy to use and highly flexible/featured compared to Redshift.
A large amount of apps could just be a website if Apple supported more API’s. It would also bring bigger budgets to webdev teams and improve the quality of their webapps.
On the one hand, I think your comment is correct, insightful and important.

On the other hand, I have a firm policy of always downvoting comments on HN that say things like "I know I'm going to get downvoted for posting this", because I think doing that should be strongly disincentivized.

I'm compromising by neither upvoting nor downvoting and leaving this reply.
Whoops, forgot. The borrow checking memory management is available on GNAT Community Edition 2020, for SPARK and (I believe) also Ada itself. The GNAT Ada compiler is used to compile and build SPARK apps. Since SPARK is very strict, the implementation is robust even at this relatively early stage.
But none of those things you cite are intrinsically outside of neural structures. To be clear, explaining a hallucination doesn't require that one explains consciousness. Consciousness is a background assumption. But given consciousness, hallucinations are merely abnormal patterns of neural excitations, some of which influence conscious experiences. What is "left over" after a psychedelic experience could be due to new memories that give one a fresh interpretation on typical experiences, or new connections made in the brain from the over excited state that induces new patterns of thinking.
They're using SQLite which is single threaded and single user by design. So this website will not be able to service that much traffic.
> Everyone still has to vote to make it happen.

More like just Michigan, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Wisconsin will decide everything.

This system sucks.
Excellent Comment

Let's consider a few more examples of abuse of market dominance

1) Retail Me Not

Google through Google Venture secretly invested in them and didn't disclose that

Then for next 3 years, Retail Me Not was #1 for EVERY SINGLE deal and coupon search term on Google

Is that an abuse of market dominance? Pretty Sure

Is it illegal? According to US Anti Trust Law - not sure. A lawyer can step in

2) A market we are in

The largest 2 players (us and another company) are #40 and #41 when people search for the biggest key word

Not #2, Not #10

At #40 and #41

Who is in the Top 10?

companies that advertise A LOT on Google, even though they are distant 4th and 6th in the market

Not only that, they do it in blatant ways

Last year, they pumped up organic traffic to one of our competitors THIRTY TIMES over night

So, the top two companies (another company and us) saw ZERO CHANGE

However, a company that is a distant 4th in the market suddenly got its organic search engine traffic increased 30 times

Pretty sure in 3 or 4 years it will be revealed that Google invested in them or did some tie up

*

Google is basically using Search as a weapon
Another annoying breakage in Sway is Android Studio. Submenus appear in random places on the screen even with _JAVA_AWT_WM_NONREPARENTING=1.
>Usually, this isn't because your developers don't understand "the rules" and / or don't like you—it's because they know what the organization values, and those values are in conflict with your "rules," and they're trying to deliver that value.

I'm bailing out here. Tautological statements that your actions already represent your desires are a rhetorical tarpit.

After the unnecessary effort to work backwards from what was originally communicated, it will become one of:

A) A narrow message presented as a wide message

B) a motivating lie meant to reinvigorate people into working on second order desires

C) an unnecessarily bold proclamation that the process of change is complicated (and you might be setting yourself up for failure)

D) obviously incoherent and unfounded rubbish which ought to be ignored
> But the silver lining is that at least President Trump and his supporters have all but guaranteed 16 years of Democrats in the White House. Maybe the damage he has caused in just 4 years can be repaired in that time.

Very doubtful.
Daimler’s dirty diesel defeat device deal: $1.5B to say sorry
Common challenges facing marketers at tech companies
> and security updates at the mercy of terrible carriers.

Buy the hardware, install lineageos, insert SIM?
I'm sure you're aware of when you've pulled out your phone, or are playing with your infotainment system. (You should also stop doing it, it's negligent and illegal.)

But are you just watching or are you seeing the road? How many times have you taken control from your car doing something stupid and dangerous?

Unless the answer to that second question is 'I do it all[1] the time, and I'm batting 20/20', what makes you confident that you'll catch the next instance?

[1] If that's really the case, you should probably short TSLA, it doesn't sound like their car can safely operate.
I am 100% convinced that mobile Safari is worse for the future of the web than IE6 ever was. And it’s 100% intentional.
.Net hasn’t been tied to Windows for years.
This is great! I've been meaning to build something like this for a long time. I'm always excited when I notice I've passed the same car on commutes on different days, or see a car I recognize from home in a different part of town. Automating that process and having my phone tell me e.g. "You just passed a car that you once drove past 1,000 miles away from here" is such a tempting side project. Bit big-brothery, though.
I have a copy of the red book that’s still shrink wrapped, it’s big.

Think I should open it or read a digital copy now?
Anti intellectualism has a root cause.

Intellectuals have led us to credit crisis. But "Nobody saw it coming!" Is not a response. Remember that statement?

Intellectuals have led us to forever wars everywhere.

Intellectuals have overseen the collapse of the family unit in the last 70 years

Intellectuals old us in the 90s that the polar caps would melt in....2020

Intellectuals have led us to a permanent underclass of people in cities like detroit, chicago, NY and Philadelphia.

I'd say that's enough. People have a right to call out the bullshit.

Because most of what intellectuals say is bullshit.

Human knowledge is limited. intellectuals have failed to exercise basic humility.

The bill is now due and those institutions need to dissappear (unis, newspapers etc) so something new can rise.