skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you for explaining this. De-platforming is an annoying liberal tick that ends up creating an information disparity. When trying to get more information the only thing that comes up are a few intelligentsia-approved articles that lack an accurate description of the de-platformed individual.
This study was done in Finland folks not America. I don't think the same results would hold here for the average person, for the average person living here wrestling with a life time of obesity, debt and stress will make them functionally 100 at the age of 60
Bloomberg has a good tracker: https://www.bloomberg.com/features/elon-musk-goals/
X-COM2 has wandering pods, for what it's worth.
They had over a thousand episodes to watch and he hasn't changed since the deal.
There generally isn't any place that would allow you to run sub 10 second quarter miles without a roll bar and that was just lowered for the latest generation street cars. I believe they won't even give you a time if you exceed the safety limit.

https://www.racepagesdigital.com/ten-flat-nhra-adjusts-roll-...

German cars use to have a speed limit of 155mph and Porsche even sold factory rollbars for the GT series of cars (Not in US because of --Freedom-- laws). I sure hope Musk is considering safety with these ~5000 lbs rockets.
look at John Oliver an John Cena, both born on the same exact day. The differences between any two people don't prove anything.
Cool. I would migrate my personal bookmarks to Table, and you how it can grow through the time, actually I have 6k records. Another real use case is tracking compliance recommendations for simple teams operating in 300 locations around the world, I would assign 200 tasks per office that staff must follow up each 6 months for 4 periods, just need to use a couple of process flow triggers in order to make it operative. To me this kind of tools like Table, Airtable, MS Lists, are way more than project management, may fit any low-no-code mvp where you just need to crud, use fast filters, identify records visually easy, automate approval mechanism and archive records when completed for future audits. IMO there are more hacker user cases where you just need to store gathered/enritched information that you want to access human friendly (even from an app) without having to build a frontend client, 100k free records would be acceptable if Google decides to go very generous with the ordinary Maker, anyways how much cost store 1000 records? This is something you can measure in money at Google?

Congrats, I hope this product comes to life and be the next must-have tool, I think they will be super cheap in the future anyways because lack of unfair advantage, it's a platform that just need to be ready to be integrable with all existing apis and that have the ability to execute lambdas. But has to be secured otherwise not recommended to be used with sensitive info, I would trust in Google since I use Gmail for my personal things.

I wouldn't surprise when Soho comes with something similar.
Studio Ghibli releases 400 free-to-use images from eight of its classic films
Excellent and accurate description. Username totally unjustified.
Rider is good but a pros for VS+Resharper is it can avoid to use Java GUI app.
I'll run a few benchmarks soon to see how performance differs. I'm running this on an early-2013 macbook and notice a big difference in performance and responsiveness.

There's also https://virt-manager.org/ as a GUI for QEMU. Brew forumular here https://github.com/jeffreywildman/homebrew-virt-manager. But they don't mention HVF support, so I'm not sure it'll work
Analog Devices to Build Upon Microsoft Azure Kinect 3D ToF Technolog
Analog Devices and Microsoft are working together on indirect Time-of-Flight technology, maybe have a follow up to the Azure Kinect camera.
Your time is the most valuable thing you have. My unsolicited advice is that you exert as much influence as you possibly can over how it is spent.
So, with a full disclaimer that I am somewhat newish to C# and have only learned it because it operates in game engines faster (currently) and has become the language du'jour for game programming.

The glaring hole with C# however is, it is designed for Visual Studios, and that is NOT available for Linux. This is a GIANT hole in the programming world. Visual Studios Code fills that gap, thankfully, and I can use it in engines like Godot to make games. While these may not be AAA titles, they aren't an insignificant portion of developers in the world. Not only that, but C# is used in other areas of development where the preferred platform is Linux.

Luckily, for me and those of my ilk, people have hobbled together a system in VSC where Linux works with Godot and the exports are fine, but it's not nearly as easy as a supported system like Visual Studios on Windows and Mac.
np! thanks for the response!
Great list. I would suggest the addition of Overcast by Marco Arment. It’s a great podcast player with two revenue streams Premium (remove ads and upload your own files) and ads that are mostly sold to podcasters and don’t do any creepy tracking.
I'm a consultant and taught a class one semester in an engineering (not comp. sci.) department because the department head was screwed when someone resigned. Anyway, we had an online service called canvas or something. FUCK THAT SHIT. The online / web based "tools" that are meant to make things easier make your life as an instructor a living hell. The admin overhead on an instructor using online tools is insane. You get bombarded with email, and there is always a problem or excuse with something breaking.

If I were to teach again, it would all be paper based assignments and office hours. 100% analog. I don't have the time to deal with extra admin.

My 2 cents.
Here is a more recent update on records with the new syntax.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-net-5-0-rc-...
A dangerous message to share without speaking about the huge variability of these sorts of places.
Yes, Frozen Synapse pays explicit Homage to Laser Squad Nemesis. I think it's quite a bit more polished though, because it's deliberately more streamlined.

If I remember right, LSN still had tiles (and thus probably discrete units of time)?

Frozen Synapse, for better or worse, goes for a much more continuous approach. Making for a very different feeling game.
I'm not sure that's necessarily true. It is true (at least with a non-constructive proof) that if you pick a 'random' real number then it contains all possible PDFs with probability one ( or that the set of numbers for which this is not true has lebesgue measure zero). But I'm not sure it's known that pi has this property.
What kind of hardware are you running this on? Is it just a single instance, or did you set up the distributed worker stuff for synapse?
>Wait, you think Native Americans are confined in reservations? Like there's a big fence around the reservation, and they can't go out?

Good one, no.

I think that the lands they lived and had autonomy and their rule of law etc, have been taken from them as their ancestral places, and have been confined to the reservations.

The fact that they can move "freely" to New York or the greater South Dakota are irrelevant. It's like someone coming over, taking your house, handing you over the "right" to live and rule over the backyard, but also giving you the "freedom" to rent/buy/live in a room on their own old house if they want.

And that's with tons of shady behavior from the federal/state level even for them living there and their resources (e.g. when uranium was discovered in those places).
At this point, one can also argue to use node. It is probably faster, and it doesn't suffer the 2.7 vs 3.x problem.

just put this on the first line
#!/usr/local/bin/node
instead of

#!/usr/local/bin/python
Can chat with you about PDFs? devon at digitalsanctuary dot com
But is it ideal for a "Hello, world" program to follow all best-practices? In my opinion, a "Hello, world" program should do the bare minimum to print "Hello, world" to the screen, and no more, so that it represents the language at its most basic.
So you’re praising him for keeping the balance but the show is somehow “problematic” as some folks like to say bc he invited that one crazy guest? Sounds like more of strawman to me. And yes jre style is very much softball questions I don’t think anyone really disputes that
Nah. At 500k rps there was no need, sampling wise and as you point out hugely expensive. Though the new system was 10x fewer servers at 10x lower latency :). At smaller scale, you could probably do all of them.
Epic. I love this project. It’s such good work and the right things are being done.
I wonder if there are any good examples of successful "degentrification", when a location became more affordable, but didn't turn into a shithole.
The people who made the decision were probably focused more on the popularity and potential revenue than worrying about the content because it's already been widely available for years.

That's also why the backlash is strange and unexpected since the content hasn't changed, just the hosting platform.
Tom Cruise's physical and dietary regimen is a lot more interesting. I believe it includes restricting calories and really changing up the workouts.

Further to that his dedication to the art is second to none, whether it involves learning a new language or performing stunts and physical feats at an almost Goggins-like level of defying what's possible.

I see a sharp mind in a trained body, belonging to a person with an impeccable work ethic.
Google's internal politics and business goals are well aligned for their employees.

Adsense/Adwords spews tens of billions of dollars in profits every year. Google's political economy incentivizes groups to build new products not for their revenue streams but to claim larger bonuses of the ad-revenue pie. The users who buy into these "new" products are just cannon fodder in that game. Remember Google+? Vic Gundotra made off with probably tens of millions or more to launch a failed product.

Almost anything MSFT releases in response to Google or competitors is inferior but MSFT's products are preferable due to implied longevity. MSFT has inoculated themselves against this parasitic political economy while Google and its users are held hostage by it.
Try Rider by JetBrains!
The Chaos of Immigration Court
I meant that in the context of wondering if Spotify got lazy and didn’t assess it properly.
Because FastAPI is much faster* than both Flask and Django (see https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r19&hw=...), supports Python type hints, is a great fit for my target architecture (SPA), supports both RESTful and GraphQL API styles, offers built-in validation and much more (https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/features).

*) Having said that, from the performance perspective, .NET Core and Julia (from my options) are certainly much more tempting.
At the time it was just hacked into our front-end traffic server. This is probably just inspired by it.
It isn't hateful if it's true.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6095578/

And if it's true it's dangerous to deny.
Well, voting leads to specialisation of labour, and thus a political caste.

The sortition system I sketched would still reward specialisation of labour, but there would be fewer threshold effects: if you convince thirty friends friends to ballot for you, you'd have a ten times higher chance to make it into parliament compared to only convincing three friends.

With voting you have threshold effects. In all but the smallest towns, getting thirty people to vote for you has exactly the same outcome as zero votes.
I think the idea is that the required contribution is means tested with assistance where appropriate, and that both mandatory and optional excess contributions must be shared.
One Man’s Trash
Webstorm crushes vscode in every way. Especially for typescript.
nope totally against that
I see the "who decides" argument used a lot like this, where the implication is that the mere nature of something being subjective means one must not leverage discernment, or that a single authority must be able to be established. I feel like the engineering types of minds attracted to HN are more prone to accidentally committing this kind of fallacy, as it involves a bias towards black and white objective processes.
>so you are fine with allowing all the human atrocities by CCP because of what usa has done in the past? i cannot make heads or tails of this perspective

Let me reverse the question: are you fine with selective-outrage against all the human atrocities by CCP be used as a tool for foreign policy to further interests/help in new attrocities?

At the same time when those using those (to help their policies) have commited themselves, and continue to commit similar attrocities?

I'd say condemn all attrocities, don't be selective.

Else I can't make heads or tails of this perspective. It's basically "my country right or wrong, plus, I will condemnt whatever country my country's foreign interests want to target this period and ignore what others that are allies do".

>as one of jewish descent, i am glad usa denounced the holocaust during ww2

Well, not that much. For one, its businesses gave the logistics assistance that helped it go through. And few batted an eye in such cases:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS_St._Louis

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2001/04/hitlers...

https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/american-respons...

"The American public discovered the full extent of the Holocaust only when the Allied armies liberated the extermination and concentration camps at the end of World War II. And as historians struggled to understand what had happened, attention increasingly focused on the inadequate American response and what lay behind it. It remains today the subject of great debate."
>Gopher is particularly useful for an attacker cause it can be used to craft custom TCP packets.

Funny enough Gopherus is the name of another minimal Gopher client for the i8088.

On tt-rss... I'd use a chrooted gopher server and them sfeed to handle the feeds and the bundled tool to generate gopher holes from feeds.

Or, in the best case, rss2email and I'd just use my MTA to read those.
Thank you!! (Jean, founder and CEO of Akita here. :)) No code introspection necessary! Akita asks for access to listen to the traffic without proxying.
That number isn't great because it again counts people who have 1k in the 401k like they're getting the same benefits from stock market increases as million and billionaires. The majority of people have a pretty small amount of money in their 401k.

https://www.businessinsider.com/personal-finance/average-401...
No, I meant the pronunciation!
The Sanctuary
Who wants to write the next generation of the Emacs concept in Julia (and maybe Rust)?

(mostly kidding but I would like to see it and work on it if there's people who wanna do it)
> it's is much better to just upload to the sd via octoprint

That's... pretty much exactly the plan, yes. The printers we're using all (to my knowledge) run some version of Marlin w/ SD support, so we'd be doing this via the M28/M29 GCode commands over that same USB interface.

It ain't clear that OctoPrint supports this directly, but as long as it's able to shove the exact GCode we tell it to shove we should be able to make that happen. Since Marlin's supposed to wait until it gets an M29 command before it starts printing, it seems to me like low throughput would therefore be a non-issue (aside from, you know, the amount of time it'd take to push that data across, but that'd really only be an issue for the first time we're printing a new file).
> Together with his lack of keeping the guests straight it creates a pretty toxic sludge that makes it impossible for casual audiences to determine who actually knows what they're talking about and who doesn't.

I don't think it makes sense to criticize Joe Rogan for casual run your mouth conversation when we all know Joe rebranding to be more scientific and educational would destroy him and anyone else who tries. Trying to be sciency while winning isn't really a thing in US broadcasting.

The late Mr Rogers suggests that those in broadcasting have elevated responsibilities as per their elevated stature in society, but maybe those who follow such advice have all but disappeared, undernourished by the market.
I sometimes wish I hadn’t learned vim, because it limits the tools I’m happy using. Since I’ve built the vim muscle memory, every other text editing experience feels crippled, so I actively avoid products that don’t support at least basic vim key bindings. Luckily the list of products with vim bindings keeps growing.
Natalie Portman, Hot Grits, Beowulf clusters.
> Their approach fuses a training technique called PET (pattern-exploiting training) with a small pre-trained Albert model, letting them create a system that “outperform GPT-3 on SuperGLUE with 32 training examples, while requiring only 0.1% of its parameters.”

Good. A start for once to challenge GPT-3 but using significantly less parameters. We need more challengers like this.
Ironically, I recall a discussion on HN about people being irrationally afraid of A/B testing, and how overcoming it could greatly benefit society (the centerpiece topic at the moment were variants of hospital posters about hand-washing, ircc). A/B testing is just another neutral tool, but productions like this feed on those fears.
Or more likely because Rust was developed to support Windows 7 before it was deprecated; Swift never targeted Windows 7. Swift was open sourced in 2015, the year when Windows 7's mainstream support ended; at that time, Swift only targeted Mac OS X and Ubuntu.

Rust began as a project in 2010, Windows 7 was released in 2009.
Thats because you don't have a default pdf reader and Windows knows Edge can open a pdf.
Yeah, regional American accents are dying, unfortunately. I think they added a lot of color to dialog in the U.S. My own grandfather grew up in the Appalachians during the Great Depression and has to this day the thickest accent and the funniest idioms. But with each generation after him the accent has worn off more and more. When you go to NYC you kinda hope to run into these old school New Yorkers and have them turn and yell at you, "I'm walkin' here!"
An actual conversation with my son a few years ago:

Son: Dad you said you've never lied to me...
Me: I don't believe I have.
Son: You told me you loved Looney Tunes when you were my age, but you also told me that YouTube didn't exist when you were my age. So how could you have loved Looney Tunes when you were my age?
Try your bank website... it won't be a nice result.

Even banks are getting in on the action, it's gross.
Is there any country that does it right? Meaning one where all lawyers are public servants (e.g. get a fixed monthly salary from the government) or something similar?
Rogan is a target because outwardly reasonable people just get in the way of radical agendas. When they come for the comedians, I think it's really truth they're afraid of.

But Rogan isn't provocative about much at all. He appears unapologetically honest about his feelings toward the people and topics he's presented with, and I think that guileless honesty is a contagious threat to a mainstream that trades in outrage. He reminds me a lot of the way when John Stewart utterly took down Tucker Carlson by just in-effect appealing to the principle of being a good man. At the time, Carlson represented a neocon movement that had become just as cynical about truth and power as regular people see ostensibly progressive elites in media being today.

Personally I think as an emotion, most anger originates somewhere in shame, and Rogan's avuncularity and basic good nature triggers people in proportion to their other issues - which the outrage-trade is designed to elevate and exalt. A self-described meathead who is professionally funny and who people genuinely like is anathema to humourless true believers who can't see past their own sense of purity, and in a social media culture that thrives on hysteria, together, are a perfect storm for backlash. I wouldn't take it too seriously.
on the other hand

if you look at source code of a random IntelliJ/IDEA/... plugin and on similar plugin in VSCode, it's obvious VSCode design is more clearer.

Which _will_ work for it long-term.
This kind of problem also happens when developers only test on Chrome. Or if they are using Chrome-specific features and don’t properly handle failover.
I agree - but I also think that strong typing is the future.
I would say the average person has more chance at justice today than at any other time in history. I think for your last question, it really depends on if you are an optimist or pessimist about humanity in general, i for one think humanity will move forward in a positive way eventually.
Ask a Vet: Why Does My Cat Knead Me with His Paws?
I'm halfway through this book and have found basically NOTHING that is actionable.

Caloric restriction, and fasting, are already well known and are not revelations to be found in his book.

Beyond those suggestions, nothing he talks about can the average person take do.
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It's not mind boggling if you look at budget allocations for Justice delivery anywhere in the world.

It doesn't generate revenue and takes up huge costs in salaries/pensions/healthcare etc.

Cities and States have finite resources and and therefore come up with formulas of how many courts, judges, cops per 100K they can afford.

Where I live there is like 1 Judge for 300K ppl. And most places its worse. So irrespective of how sophisticated and nuanced the law gets that becomes a bottleneck.

Something for the imaginative HN crowd to attack.
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But in this specific case, it is a Chinese character (because that’s what kanji is, and that’s what the word kanji means), and the character is actually kanji, since it was written by a Japanese author.
My feeling is this is true for the legal system but there seems to be rising inequality due to entirely legal causes.
macintux is correct. Here's why. The word "lie" implies more than saying something false—it implies intent to deceive. That's against the HN guidelines, which ask you to assume good faith. When people assume bad faith, the odds are much higher that the thread will degenerate into flamewar, and we don't want that here. Also, none of us has a mind reader, and it's almost impossible to read someone else's intent just from the small bits of information that internet comments provide.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Here's what to do instead: when encountering incorrect information, respond respectfully with correct information. If the person was honestly mistaken, then they learn something; if they disagree, they can say why, also respectfully, and we can hear out the different views.

This way, we can all learn something, regardless of whether the other commenter is persuaded or not. Best of all, you don't discredit your own views by attacking the other person unnecessarily. If you're in the right, that's especially important, because you don't want to discredit the truth. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&sor...
Perhaps. But it’s still pretty bad in many cases.
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