skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s funny you mention the latter, I’ve seen an industry-wide trend toward using standard programming languages with those things (Pulumi, CDK, et al). I’ve started using them myself. I’m not convinced yet that they’re better.

Gradle seems to be an interesting case of a successful build system with an interface in a real language (Groovy), although Groovy is so dynamic that the line between Groovy and DSL is pretty blurry.

I think another big issue is the generally terrible interop between programming languages, each language has a silo of excellent libraries and the only way to move things between silos is with unsophisticated data formats.

I’ve also made a handful of developer libraries and always pick a cludgy data format for configuration, the ergonomics are quite nice—it’s easy to reason about as a user (no head scratching about what the config will look like at “runtime”), there’s generally no tooling setup required and no additional compilers or interpreters to install, and I’m free to use whatever languages as a tool designer I like and can move freely between them (at this point they all support YAML, JSON, et al). We want to make the barrier to entry as low as possible and simple data formats do just that.
How to ID a MAX.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-identify-boeing-737-max-l...
People can also sponsor him: https://github.com/sponsors/bbatsov
The first dose is already 50% effective, so you are not back to square one. The second dose also doesn't necessarily need to arrive precisely on time.
Almost, the government is not guaranteeing your safety. Is there an Afghanistan like place that is actually safe?
He also doesn't claim that it's strong evidence on its own. That uncertainty is actually part of what the talk is about. The evidence must be taken in combination with other issues, e.g. his claim that the Brits do not even try to hide their surveillance (and therefore have been photographed) and the sophisticated surveillance device he found in his crypto phone.
That's what we have California for. They're like america's exhausted mother, constantly swooping in to prevent us putting bad things in our mouths or being jerks to other kids.
I don't know, if you want to perform DL inference on 4k/8k video real-time you're gonna need some heavy duty matrix multiplication resources. GPU is great for batched inferences but for quick no-pcie-transfer, small-to-no-batching inferences you want something close to the CPU...
Advance Wars: Dual Strike for the DS is also a treasure and expands upon AW2 quite nicely

Unfortunately the much more grim and depressing "Days of Ruin" sold poorly and the studio has seemingly drifted away from making another AW game

Competitors like Tiny Metal or WarGroove just don't scratch the same itch either unfortunately
The WebMD link and, thus the commenters intent, was the ADHD leads to videogame addiction and NOT as you have presumed, video games lead to ADHD.
Just had a quick look around the demo account. Feels snappy. One thing I'm missing (maybe it's the mobile UI layout) is a search.

I'm using pinboard.in for years and the search (either by tag or by URL/description) is by far the most useful to find anything later on. Nobody wants to click through dozens of pages of tags to find the one you're looking for :)
You can still use NATs with ipv6, there's just not many reasons too, no?
That famous epidemiologist.
Zero tolerance apparently does not extend beyond the facilities Apple needs to make its goods. As in, they seem to turn a blind eye towards the country's behavior they are in as long as they can keep their own hands clean.

Simply put, Apple should be held accountable for simply doing manufacturing in a country which allows such abuse regardless if they or their suppliers actively use such labor.

Apple isn't alone in this behavior but they are beyond most when it comes to virtue signalling.
Mostly satire to summarize the current mood of distrust and paranoia.

I think that the people at the top have been getting more crooked and reckless so the trend is definitely getting there but I don't think we're there yet but I'm not 100% sure.

It wouldn't be totally uncharacteristic of those in power in any case, just look at WW1 and WW2 (70+ years ago so perhaps we're overdue for a culling).
why can't people talk about products that tackle the problem if people are advertising other projects even if they are foss ? I'm ok with a solution free or not if it solves the problem i need
That’s all open source standardized. That’s a million times better than a dependency on GitHub, AWS, or some Google Drive link.
Yes! Risky play is an essential part of child development, it's how children learn to estimate and handle risk.
This is odd because the rise of internet pornography has certainly led to a rise in more violent and extreme sexual activity.

We are starting to see choking accidents during sex at higher rates than before (very obviously because it is being popularized through pornography).

BDSM has also had a popularization through various media and that is becoming more ubiquitous in everyday life.

Video games are clearly fantasies you can't ever live out (you can't be the guy in GTA because you'll go to jail). But pornography is a fantasy you can very easily replicate, and I think that difference is important here.
The best laid keikaku of mice and men...
Could be scanning available wireless networks and using that to locate you
I suppose the Uyghurs in detention camps are not included in “their people” then?
My friends built this Chrome Extension that uses ML to help with the translation process.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/manga-translator/o...
There is difference between voters choosing forced prison labor and voters given the choice between two parties and being intentionally misled and misinformed about what the parties are actually doing.
Games in moderation are a great form of entertainment. Just like anything else they can be abused.

I have spent many hours playing games and I used to regret that, but looking back I had fun with friends and was still able to get good grades and stay active.

I would take games over TV any day!
I think VR is heading this way. Ultimately it is probably more efficient, both in cost and experience, to improve VR with supplementary hardware than have sex-dolls that can walk on two legs for no reason.
I wish there were a "flag" button but for the ensuing low-effort, low information discussion you know will come for a story clearly outside the expertise of anyone who posts here.

flags as such

If I come back and read any comment here that leaves me with more knowledge than when I arrived, I promise in the future to reward HN by donating 4 horror stories about uncles working union jobs.
TIL: Going to community college is synonymous with ruining your life. Seriously, the worse penalty this girl gets is going to community college. Which we really need to stop this elitist bull-shit of degrading community college as something "beneath us".

Other people really did have their lives ruined this year: Died of covid, lost both parents, lost all income, became homeless, died by gunshots from police while sleeping.

Somehow, being forced to attend community college (well it isn't fascism, she's not being forced), is hardly a 'ruined life'. Suggesting otherwise, is almost if not more racist and elitist than the girl's slur.
> But the calculation in this case is a ‘#P-hard problem’, which is even harder than notoriously tricky NP-hard problems

Maybe someone can help me here. Wikipedia [1] states this about #P -complete problems:

"A polynomial-time algorithm for solving a #P-complete problem, if it existed, would solve the P versus NP problem by implying that P and NP are equal."

So, would the statement of the article imply that P=NP? That would be quite a big deal, wouldn't it?

Now, the statement talks about #P-hard, wikipedia about #P-complete. Does this make a difference?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E2%99%AFP-complete
It’s the array accessing that is overloaded. a > 5 is a boolean array with the same dimension as a, and now the overloaded method for array access gets called with this boolean array.

I also found it incredibly confusing the first time I saw this, but like all the numpy magic based on overloading, it’s confusing the first time you see it, but incredibly handy afterwards.
The negotiation teams had years to come up with it, vet it, understand it and discuss it with the other side. The problems only come when the various parliaments have to understand the fruits of all that labor in a much shorter timeframe.
I had an idea games should be made as hyper-realistic, brutal and bloody as technically possible so every gamer would know actual war is nightmare, not fun and they really want to avoid it at all damn cost - the way those who has actually witnessed war feel.
Yes, but that is well researched, so I assume it's not what they want to research.
There is a legitimate reason for the difference:
https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/141542/what-causes-t...

Geographic data is mostly off limits in China; state owned enterprises / native Chinese apps likely get a pass on this though.
Ask HN: Jest is so slow. Why Jest?
I've been running some performance comparison of different JavaScript test runners [1]. Jest comes out woefully behind everything else. To me personally that's a show stopper. However, Jest is popular and so I am clearly missing something. Looking through Github issues, it's also clear that addressing performance is not a priority. What is the priority? Who is Jest appealing to?

I'd really love to hear from people who, given a green light on tech choices, would pick Jest over, say, mocha or tape for their next project. Thank you!

[1] https://github.com/artemave/node-test-runners-benchmark
The sugar tax is pretty simple. Corn grows in north america and sugar cane doesn't.
The addresses depend on the external network. If my prefix changes with IPv6, suddenly nothing works on the internal network until all the nodes are reconfigured and the firewall rules rewritten. I know because it happens to me regularly.

With NAT the internal nodes can for the most part work like normal. They might experience a gap of a few seconds where communication with the external network (the Internet) is down, but apart from that nothing.

You might say just use ULA[1]! To which I will say what's the point of IPv6 then?

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unique_local_address
Indeed, growing up my parents banned Super Smash Bros., because the outcomes of matches would sometimes enrage us so much that we would get into fights in real life.

But that's true for more than just multiplayer video games. Sports come to mind. Basically anything involving intense competition and taunting is going to cause a temporary increase in aggressive behavior.
This comment is so disconnected from reality but I can’t tell if this is sarcasm or just pure propaganda...
Your example is answered with Garageband. For programming, use a language with a REPL that's light on syntax. The built-in "Notes" app is exceptional for writing poetry.

Alternatively, you could use a Mosh client, but with how fast modern phones are, it would be kind of a waste.
10 years time? Being widely optimistic I would say.
You can look up the plane by its tail number.

But you're still at the mercy of the airline. If they do an equipment swap, you're not entitled to change or cancel. You'd only have the option not to fly, forfeiting the cost of your ticket.

As someone else in this thread said, just fly Delta (domestically).
Possibly a dumb one but do you allow your browser to share your location? On mobile if you have location sharing enabled, most devices will allow the browser to get coarse GPS location
M1 Macs SSD “Encryption” trivially bypassed unless FileVault is enabled
It could be the X-Client-Data header. If you are using Chrome, try incognito mode.

https://9to5google.com/2020/02/06/google-chrome-x-client-dat...
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Yeah, but we already have trains of flammable liquid, and most are far more dangerous than LNG. Had a LNG train been involved in Lac-Mégantic there would have been no flaming tsunami of oil nor any petroleum contamination.
Probably because legislators have better things to do.
It's usually called "angel hair" and readily available in my experience.
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It would be easier to offer some better answers if you edit your post and state what device, OS and browser you’re using for the search.

Also, are you logged in to Google or Gmail or any other Google services (even if that window has been closed)? In other words, are the cookies cleared in your browser?

What’s your DNS setting on the device and/or browser?
Maybe we should talk about TFA and open other threads for unrelated topics.
They (or their vendor) weren't paying employees in India.
What if both were true? And designers and engineers worked together to clean the UI from possibly wrong and noisy information in the results brief? Teamwork makes the dream-work.
Videogames definitely do not encourage ADHD. But yes, it is well established that people with ADHD are likely to abuse drugs or videogames.
I hate how American (and European) companies will virtue signal with commercials and campaigns (Apple and Nike come to mind) toting their ESG credentials but then will be doing stuff like this. People fall for it and it really pisses me off. Welcome to marketing.

It’s also crazy to me that China isn’t facing more severe backlash for the treatment of the Uyghurs. It’s reprehensible and disgusting.
Honest question, why would you choose the qt framework over Electron and Popular JS Framework?

I did some PYQT in highschool and it wasn't a good experience...
Procedural+Treatments+for+Bipolar+Disorder+Depression+|+Health+Lines
Space is limited :D
Using Apple Shortcuts, i have automated my personal accounting using ledger mode.
I think this is a great point, but I'd counter (disclaimer: I work on developer tools for a DSL).

It's a great time to create language tools. The language server/debug adapter protocols make it possible to develop a rich backend for your language of choice and a thin client to integrate into many editors, rather than extending a single editor/IDE platform. You don't really need to build an entire IDE to create a rich IDE experience, or tie that experience to a particular platform.

I'd also add that you can get really far without linters/static analysis tools. A DSL doesn't necessarily need them to be useful. That said, there are language agnostic linters you can use to add support for your own language.

I will say though that there needs to be richer/better language agnostic tools. There are a few for linting, debugging, static analysis, etc, but there's a need for things like auto formatting, CI/CD/general automation, build systems, and package managers. There are a many but it's tough to know which horse to pick.
I would have no hesitancy to fly on a 737-Max operated by any of the US-majors.
Yes, this speaks to why I am rejecting the idea that the kids addicted to gaming just happen to be broken in a neurochemical way.

Something else is going on. There is a positive feedback loop of some kind, and it seems apparent if you follow the money.
I think being explicitly a male club is extremely important for something like this to be appealing. Otherwise it’s just a meetup or bar visit. I don’t ever think it should be race specific/racist but I do support “elitist” requirements to get in.
Yes, it doesn't do it there on optimization level 2, however it does do it here for instance:

import System.IO.Unsafe

debug x = unsafePerformIO $ print x >> pure x

map1 = map $ debug . (+ 1)
map2 = map $ debug . (* 2)

main = let
list = [1,2,3,4,5,6]
newlist = map1 list
newerlist = map2 newlist
in print newerlist

The output of this is:

2
4
3
6
4
8
5
10
6
12
7
14
[4,6,8,10,12,14]

Showing that it was smart enough to traverse once.

If `map1` and `map2` were imported by some library, it would be close to impossible to speak of maintaining stable a.b.i.'s to both these functions without the compiler somehow being able to turn them inside out and traverse only once.
The people selling the software aren't the problem, it's the people using the software. Jailing someone for bad reasons should carry bad consequences.
Then it's good that the A13/A14/M1 have a neural inference engine, the latter featuring 11 trillion operations per second, using shared memory with the CPU.
Anyone got a pay wall bypass?
No need. The intend is clear and there are more important things to do.
Now post the next 3 paragraphs after those quotes.

Apple is actively doing business in a location where slavery is frequently occurring, while pretending that their audits are thorough and comprehensive so that their hands appear clean. But the fact that they are playing whack-a-mole with constant slavery reports should be evidence enough that they know exactly what they're doing: they're trying to turn a profit while turning a blind eye to abuses, so long as they don't happen too publicly, and don't directly implicate them. This is wrong.
ya see, apple said they dont allow it, now gimme my iphone!!
The mention Spidermonkey and a Gstreamer integration on their product page.

I wonder if they've pushed any fixes or bug reports upstream.
I’ve been using Ulysses for about two years and I’m addicted now. However, it’s not the the whole solution I’m looking for; ideally I would like a Muse + Ulysses + Gladys app, so I probably will just make it myself this year.
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By this token, two wrongdoers can point to each other and absolve themselves of the responsibility of their respective wrongdoings.
I’ve decided to leave the Apple ecosystem in 2021. But the problem is not isolated to Apple. In fact, I’d be surprised if other, cheaper products aren’t quite a bit worse.

Is there an electronics company that does a better job? (That’s not a rhetorical question.)
> Take away any prepackaged game engine and see if either of those two developer teams would have been able to make those games. :)

"When you're an adult you won't always have a calculator with you !"
>VISA says they do 150M transactions per day. I’m not sure how many are US, but let’s say half. Avg BTC transaction is 250 bytes, so you’d need about 10GB a day (about 70MB) blocks to do what you propose.

Your calculations are off. It's closer to 20GB per day: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=150%2C000%2C000+*+0.5+...

>A 3TB drive is $39 on Amazon right now. So maybe 13c a day in storage costs to run half of visa’s US transactions.

Redoing the calculations with the correct figures comes to 24.4 cents per day. That might not seem a lot, but that's also $89/year, which makes it a non-negligible expense for anyone wanting to run a full node. Not to mention, the data would have to be stored for eternity, so someone wanting to start a full node 5 years from now will need to invest almost $500 just to get started. That would put someone wanting to run a full bitcoin node into /r/datahoarder territory.
The professional consequences can be dire if your advice isn't what the politicians want to hear. E.g. David Nutt in the UK.
"Modern day slavery" is mincing words, slavery in the modern day is just slavery. Typically slavery refers to the slave being considered property, and ownership transferring to offspring. You can compare it to forced labor.
>..whilst the other provinces have seen decreases.

Nova Scotia had a big jump mostly Halifax since it's the most populated part of the province.
Only tangentially related, but has anyone noticed that the Google Maps app for iOS has become significantly worse in the last few years? They have crammed so many touchpoints on to the map that it is impossible to touch anything of value - I can't tell you how many times I have somehow managed to select an entire county (something I don't think I've ever intentionally done) on my iPhone instead of a POI, which then zooms out to show me the whole county and removes all of the POIs I was looking at in the first place!

Is this a problem for others as well?
I thought I knew how it all worked, because after all I once used ebtables and ipchains to build a dual-homed linux gateway back before that was a thing (marking packets was key to everything)...but nope.

Thanks for sharing this!
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ESG == Environmental, Social and Corp Governance

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental,_social_and_co...
The business had the benefit of lower payroll taxes and not paying for benefits.

I can tell you that the clientele missed my wife's good service when she quit.

Work it a while and see if you think it's a healthy employment relationship.

Do car salesman share their commission? Realtors?
I think it's clear that video games are addictive, and they are so by design. What's not clear is the effect this has on developing minds.
If I have to turn state's witness, please let it be about pasta...
Because it would work on any Voip phone instead of just one specific make/model. FWIW, this one does have a daughterboard that is hot glued on, it's just the main board that's nicely done. I imagine very few people actually open their phone up
I wanna meet the person who thought 54km is a short distance hike
Sure, yes. That would be more realistic to expect than actual humanoid robots. I meant something similar, probably should have worded it better.
Would really benefit from a map of each trail
Those in need aren't "the market". Notwithstanding that, farmers are often subsidized anyway.
Is Google Maps an example of this? I think it's very clearly an app which dominated the market by offering best-in-class service for untenable prices (Maps API used to be free for developers up to an absurd amount) and is adding monetization elements now that it dominates the market.

That's every VC's dream isn't it?
Thats what happens when you're a country with deep pockets apparently.
To sum this post up with the reference only. Recommended documentary by Laura Poitras about Assange, called Risk [1].

[1] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4964772/
To put it bluntly, air molecules aren't psychic. The only way they know what happens to neighboring air molecules is by running into them. At every-day velocities, this happens fast enough that we can treat it as though it is instantaneous. That the "vacuum" is a thing that sucks air in.

At high velocities, this intuition breaks down. The communication time between molecules is limited to the speed of sound, the speed at which air molecules travel and bump into each other. If you are traveling faster than the speed of sound, (or several times faster, as is the case for re-entry), the air molecules don't have any information that an object is coming to them, because there hasn't been enough time for molecules hitting the object to then hit them.
This is the third in a series of network-card-related posts I'm doing on the Compute Module 4.

Intel I340-T4 4-interface 1 Gbps card: https://pipci.jeffgeerling.com/cards_network/intel-i340-t4-4...

Intel AX200 WiFi 6 adapter: https://pipci.jeffgeerling.com/cards_network/edup-intel-ax20...

And next up is a 10 Gbps ASUS adapter, which I'm interested in seeing just how much bandwidth I can get through the Pi's Gen 2 x1 slot (the card is an x4 I believe). I hope I'll be able to get through 3.2 or more Gbps, but anything over the 2.48 Gbps I got with the 2.5 Gbps card here would be a victory.

I'm also going to test a dual-2.5 Gbps interface. For bursty traffic or for a custom home router/switch, the Pi _seems_ like it could be a good solution.

It is annoying I have to keep recompiling the kernel all the time, though.
They have a zero tolerance in their particular factories, but is China just shuffling workers around to make sure they don't send the slaves to Apple factories?

Apple is still making products in Hitler's Germany because the prices are too good to say no. Just because they aren't using the concentration camp labor doesn't mean they aren't complicit in the crimes. They're in the same boat as Fanta from my perspective. Doing business with murderers because money is more important than human lives.