skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My snarky answer to that is that I genuinely think any software engineer should be able to read and write assembly, even if purely to remind them just how far up the stack we usually operate at.

If we take "this" to mean low-level programming, it can open doors into anywhere from reverse engineering, to OS development etc (or more boringly, writing toolchains). Some parts of compilers rely heavily on having real problem solving skills at this level - for example most books won't teach you how to integrate ELF into your compiler, let alone DWARF.

I am hesitant to say performance optimization because many people have an idea of a CPU just executing one instruction at a time rather than the heavily pipelined and out of order monsters we have today.

To become Anger Fog, you must first invent the CPU-niverse.

(Agner is a almost mythical figure for many compiler and microarchitecture folks)
All of Stephenson's books are crying out for TV or Movie adaptation! (hint: esp. Snowcrash & Zodiac!).
Most research will be ignored if it does not have good results, regardless of whether it's novel, or whether it's DL. In fact, a lot of recently published DL research is ignored for exactly this reason. Top DL conferences are so competitive currently that the quality bar is pretty high.

There are lots of ideas floating around in AI field. Some of them might be good, most are not. If you have an idea and want others to look at it you better demonstrate how it outperforms every other method when applied to some task.
I’m in my late 20s. Here I am trying to actively lower my testosterone to reduce my sex drive. I am taking vitex (a.k.a chaste tree) and it’s working wonderfully. I’ve noticed increased concentration, too. I like it a lot, especially since I don’t care for having children and thus don’t have a biological need for sexual thoughts/behaviors. It’s no wonder monks use this stuff!
Why is CA wasting its time with such miniscule distinctions about who can/can not receive the vaccine while using up something like 30% of the doses received? What is accomplished by such a political exercise that prizes ideological purity over practical steps that will actually save lives?

CA is lagging behind even the midwestern states in persons vaccinated as a proportion of the population. All those high taxes are really working out for Californians, heh?
I get you have a product to push, but I think we all know that's not true.
Would be super nice if you get this on homebrew
> You won't be able to create petrol to power your vehicle

The future is solar punk. Electricity is easier.

...although yes, for my notional post-apocalyptic Tesla kit, there's a wood-burning generator.
Your suggestion for naming would be more accurate and I would be fine with it. However, besides the naming, this list shows how shallow western reviewers are as greatest book lists on the chinese internet always include multiple western books.
Rough roadmap: https://wiki.generaloutline.com/share/c84d3fdb-3510-46dd-baf...

Batch import is in progress, there is a PR open now – but the Word export output from Confluence is already supported for import, just not as a mass migration yet.
Wikipedia blocks all editing from Tor exit nodes. You even have to apply for IP block exemption when you want to edit from Tor while logged in.
I've been raised in a Communist country where absolutely everything was politicized and everything was lead by the one and only ideology. Every ideological enemy was an existential one, which deserved nothing else but a total annihilation! It didn't go well and it didn't end well either!
Sorry I don't agree, one must see OO as the next steps from linear coding, then procedural coding and then OO.

OO is about how you should structure your enterprise application according to how God has structured the real world.

Only mistakes these OO language did is it's too flexible till developers abuse it by structuring their application according to each developer imaginary world.
A commandline tool to easily reset Kafka Connect Source connectors.

Uses Java, Picocli and compiles to a GraalVM native binary.

https://github.com/helpermethod/kafka-connect-offset-reset
Not really, that was the initial proposal from Apple.

WebGSL doesn't share anything with the C++14 based Metal Shading Language.

https://gpuweb.github.io/gpuweb/wgsl.html

Actually it even seems to have a Rust flavour to it.
The health of the adult teeth is mostly determined early in childhood, at around 3-5 years old iirc. Children need much more than fluoride to have healthy teeth. Having adequate calcium from conception 12 years old, and vitamin D (sunlight, etc), and those other vitamins and minerals, is sort of important for having good teeth as an adult. There was a submission somewhat recently about how we have to chew to develop good facial structure (or something like that... this submission iirc: [1]).

My now-12 year old dog still has good teeth [2] (possibly related to having adequate calcium when she was a puppy) and they've still never been cleaned. The community she grew up in had naturally-high fluoride levels in water. Was that a factor? I don't know.

I think it's silly to reduce dental health to a single variable of neurotoxic-fluoride vs no-fluoride.

[1] Why we have so many problems with our teeth - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23335368

[2] 4 year old comment on my dog - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12027319
Ted Turner has like 2M acres[1]. I can't find it, but I had read a story awhile back where he was trying to acquire enough land where he could ride a horse from like the southern border to the northern on only his land.

John Malone is #1 I guess, but I thought that Ted Turner approach was pretty badass. Ted Turner also has a herd of 50k bison.

"With approximately two million acres of personal and ranch land, Ted Turner is the second largest individual landholder in North America. Turner lands are innovatively managed to unite economic viability with ecological sustainability. Turner ranches operate as working businesses, relying on bison, hunting and fishing, and ecotourism as principal enterprises. In addition, Turner ranches support many progressive environmental projects including water resource and timber management, and the reintroduction of native species to the land." [2]

I like that.

[1] https://www.businessinsider.com/who-are-the-top-10-land-owne...

[2] https://www.tedturner.com/turner-ranches/
The day the shit really hits the fan, the guys who build these bunkers are going to steal them from the billionaires who bought them. Joey might have his own but he'll tell his cousins that they can go beat the shit out of Jeff Bezos and take over his whole bunker.
This reminded me of the book series The Wool Trilogy by Hugh Howey.
I believe they're using checkpoints similar to the security service that komodo was offering to other chains.
I would argue that highlighting the syntax is tidying up. It doesn’t stop you from keeping the code clean. Shooting yourself in the foot in order to not walk that much isn’t a compelling argument.
Debian is (or at least used to be) popular for old hardware - e.g. they supported m68k for longer than most distros. I had an i386 Atom netbook that I was using up until about a year ago, and if I hadn't moved internationally I'd probably still use it.
Giving social networking back to you – Mastodon
I came here to say the same thing. In fact, there isn't a single book in any East Asian language (not just Chinese) within the top 350 listed there!
Yes! One of the things that stands out to me about Debian is that it is community governed and not underwritten by a specific large corporation. There are a special few huge open source projects that can boast that kind of stable, persistent governance.
New Year's Party (Transcript)
Mobile App Development Trends to Look Out for in 2021
All of that and not one mention of O'Neil cylinders? A bit less mega, perhaps, but more feasible than even a Dyson Swarm because of it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/O%27Neill_cylinder
I'm not sure if they count as rough edges, but most common things I've come across tend to be security related and the limitations on a normal user. From (foggy) memory you can't sudo by default, and you also can't mount as a normal user. These things are probably perfectly reasonable choices to make for a secure server but annoying for a desktop.

This may not count as desktop, but another annoying one is /usr/sbin and some other common directories being missing from the default PATH.

Still, it's way less annoying than ubuntu's constant nagging about updates and trying to shove snap in your face.
create a new git with nickname

by such I'm not sure which is best suited to need, github, gist, git.io etc etc, work on finding the right one as long as not public

Then upload it that's it
Unfortunately the incredible bleed-through right now each day on politics in HN means I'll likely have to detox from HN itself.

It's saddening, but maybe for the best too.
The answer to your question is no, definitely not. But I don't think many people are arguing otherwise?
isn't this just ARM assembly, is there such a thing called M1 assembly (genuine question)?
Possible solution: First everybody plays to the same click track without hearing each other. Then everybody plays the same thing again but this time hearing what others played during the first round.

This can be repeated as many times as wanted. On 3rd time you will hear what others played during the 2nd round and that is presumably better played than what they played the first time when they only heard the click-track.

Thus you can "jam" with the other musicians the way they were last time around.
It’s all about reducing the barrier to entry. Many people find the command line daunting. Why not reduce these barriers to entry? Why require someone to understand $path to start coding in JavaScript?
A lot of you guys are hating on the author for not being able to figure out how to install Nodejs.

Yet if you're old enough to have gotten started in the time of JavaScript in the late '90s, or QBasic in the early '90s, or systems like the BBC Micro or TRS-80 in earlier decades, you should know what the author's talking about.

Everything you need to program is just there. It just works, there's no extra installation, you start a program and start coding. And just about any PC has what you need. [1]

Nowadays you can technically develop on any PC with a browser by locally editing HTML / JS / CSS using Notepad, but it's rather painful. How hard would be to have a default Firefox environment for budding coders? These days you can probably do some Wasm magic to create an entire Linux OS in a browser tab, and install stuff in a virtual disk in the local storage.

Heck, it probably wouldn't be that hard to cobble together the existing pieces to make a Firefox addon to do that.

[1] Granted BBC Micro and TRS-80 weren't PC architectures, but for computers of that generation, a built-in BASIC interpreter was pretty much expected.
Was it Steven Sinofsky?
Building an open source file uploader: https://uppy.io that allows you to pick files from Dropbox, OneDrive and friends, without hitting your mobile device, saving your battery and data plan. It’s also faster when servers in datacenters do the heavy lifting. Also supports cropping, webcam, etc.
Aren't we a bit abusing the historical terms lately? Do you know what Fascism is? Do you know the difference between Fascists and Nazis? What is the difference between them two and the Communists?
UFC Piracy: Here Are Dana White’s Legal Options Following Streaming Threat
Risk taking has pros and cons. I'm surpried to see it described as adverse behavior on HN of all places.
If something like that becomes mainstream, data scientists who just glue together canned ML algorithms from libraries should also be concerned. The kind of automation that enables eliding finding and cleaning the right data probably can also manage running PCA and basic ML.
Container Scanning – Point of Intersect
I don't know about Italy or Greece, but I was born and raised in Spain, which I guess is quite similar. Yes, young guys (and girls) who are used to their parents providing them everything and who don't even know how to cook an omelette or wash their clothes exist, but they are heavily looked down upon.

When I say Japan looks to me to be one or two generations behind, is because some of the things I see or hear here are the kind of situations my parents or grandparents got to experience when they were young. Not only what we already discussed, look also at the situation of women in the workplace, or LGBT rights.
Technically VS Code is a browser. If you open about, you'll see its Chrome. That means you can write code inside browser.
Also there are things like Jupyter and AWS Cloud9.
As someone with only a cursory knowledge of wbtc and renbtc, what are the issues that people see with it?
Yep, that is why when modern Web developers talk about responsive design being invented by the Web, it just shows not having a proper background in native toolkits.
Advertising? I would say the biggest sectors for data science are healthcare and finance.
whiskey sours if you drink
> YouTube will happily play you videos forever

That's actually not true, at least in playlists. I regularly get the "Are you still watching" or whatever it is for YouTube when I put on music playlists.
> I wonder who is actually hosting tor exit nodes

This 2015 Vice article attempts to answer that question: https://www.vice.com/en/article/5394ax/the-operators

TL;DR: "most of these exits are set up by volunteers, or 'operators.' A few organizations maintain the larger exits, a number of universities have their own, and individual activists run some too."
eggs can soon be sorted out before there's a chick, saw it the other day. At day 6 they can now tell if it's a male or female egg and put it away, before it's gonna develop.
Evolutionary psychology in action. P hack a result and then backfill hypothetical stories of why the behavior evolved.
I've never wanted to down vote a post more than right now. Never seen such a bad attitude on this site, yikes :(
Let's race!
this looks like bunk to me
A one-stop shop trading toolkit to empower retail traders. I see so many traders lose shit ton of money just because they have no idea when it's NOT the time to buy. Been working on a platform to use AI to suggest users decent entry exit points. It's not totally automated but that's the point - use AI and humans together!

https://tradytics.com/
Kinx: A scripting language for people who want C-like syntax
NTFS Corruption on Win10
> I know that some people swear by it but it's hard for me not to think that it's the programming equivalent of listening to music on vinyls.

Basically my opinion regarding using UNIX CLI + vim and emacs.
>Why can't I write code inside my browser?

um... because you didn't press ctrl-shift-I?

But frankly, if you can't manage to install ruby and think $PATH is somehow complicated or scary, I don't want you writing code. So maybe it's for the best that you haven't discovered the developer tools built into every browser.
If you hit 100k by the time your 30 you won't be paying it off into your 40's... Tech / consulting etc, not too hard to hit that number.
Type-Safe Domain Modeling in Kotlin
How far can you push your model to describe the Domain? And does it really exist the mythological "If it compiles, it works"?
Procedural GL JS: a mobile-first 3D mapping engine with emphasis on user experience. Live demo here: https://felixpalmer.github.io/procedural-gl-js/

After 7 years of working on closed source products in this space, I open-sourced the library last December. People have already started building cool projects with it, like air quality sensor visualizations or enhanced travel blogs.

Some key features

- Novel GPU powered level-of-detail system gives butter-smooth rendering, including on mobile
- Stream in standard raster imagery tiles. Supports map tiles from a variety of providers
- Easily include elevation data. Global 3D data integration via nasadem.XYZ
- Powerful overlay capabilities. Draw crisp markers and lines
- Well-thought-out API, complex applications can be built without needing to deal with 3D concepts
- Great UX and intuitive controls, mouse-based on desktop & touch-based on mobile
- Tiny filesize means library is parsed fast. Package size is less than THREE.js thanks to code stripping

Check it out on Github: https://github.com/felixpalmer/procedural-gl-js/
The direct uses would be either very specialized portions of the kernel or C/C++ runtime (mutexes, etc.) or performance-critical code, where you'd typically look at C/C++ compiler output, tweak it by hand, and then insert your modifications into the C/C++ code as inline assembly.

Though, a small amount of assembly and a small understanding of processor design and implementation (I highly recommend MIT 6.004) go a long way into having a better mental model of what Java/JavaScript/C/C++ are actually doing under the covers and what's going on.

I was working on a project where I looked at the Philox4x32 random number generator specification and implemented it in Java. A colleague was trying to speed things up by porting it to C++ and so he just used the liberally licensed reference C++ implementation. He couldn't figure out why my Java implementation was significantly faster than the C++. I had a look, at the C++ implementation, and they missed an optimization to save one register in the inner loop. I didn't disassemble the native binary or have the JVM dissassemble JIT'd code, but I guessed that a register spill (32-bit x86 is pretty register starved) in the inner loop was the problem. Just by applying my optimization, he got the C++ implementation faster than the Java implementation.
> what you’re trying to avoid is a hub effect (the rich getting richer)

Coincidentally, this is a problem in real markets that the invisible hand does not solve, either. Economic success is to large degree predicated on being fastest to market, as well.

Online, the outcome is attention inequality instead of revenue or wealth inequality. In real markets, that's when government has to step in and regulate. What equivalent is there for a content aggregator? Moderators? Curators?

I would say this is likely a sign that content aggregation sites have - in democratising content curation - finally come full circle with the curated content of old in the form of magazines and the like. Maybe there is something to be said for leaving the curation to the pros after all, or considering the limitations to the wisdom of crowds.
Lol, you are upset because more women are not voted as the best authors of all time? That's not how the real world works, at least not yet.
The biggest advantage of YC is not money; its the human network.

That was definitely true a decade ago when being a YC company was a very exclusive club, and practically every startup that went through it landed VC money from some of the best funds afterwards, but these days YC takes in nearly 200 companies in each batch. That must be diluting the value of the network a bit.
Maybe it was working as intended? If a crosswalk button becomes stuck, it's reasonable to switch the intersection to "safety mode" so people can still cross the street.
I have a jaundiced view of what the Proud Boys say in public Because I spend lots of time reading their (not really) private conversations :-/
Really nice, any plans on showing this on a 3D map? You might be interested in my project, Procedural GL JS: a mobile-first 3D mapping engine with emphasis on user experience. Live demo here: https://felixpalmer.github.io/procedural-gl-js/ (I've also posted separately in this thread).
The lowest one is most popular (2 euro per month), but the middle one (4 euro) is almost as popular.
The top tier (8 euro) is picked the least, but still has more than half the subscribers of the lowest one.
Why Anime?
We'd be happy to help, just drop us a line.

The enterprise version is probably what you want: includes a "99.9% passive" mode where most people will never see a challenge unless they look like an attacker, meaning you can leave it on all the time rather than having to firefight.

(work for hCaptcha)
I love to tell that, I forgot to check on a Debian server for a year. I also forgot its physical location in our server room (it's one of the many identical servers amongst the racks).

When I remembered its existence, I logged in and it was just doing its thing happily, with all its security updates applied automatically.

You can set up and forget a well set up Debian Stable installation. It'll just truck along without complaining. With a little bit of work, you can make it tell you if it needs any attention but, it's very unlikely.
Americans lose trust in leaders and information
Anecdotally, I’ve noticed a slight increase in high-end camper vans parked in affluent neighborhoods of San Francisco over the past year.
Hey thanks, that's really kind of you!
This is my first encounter with the term, so forgive me if I’m using it wring, but it feels like this convo was literally motte and bailey’d.

Op: don’t link testosterone and violence - the real problem is toxic masculinity not testosterone a thing all men have.

Someone: you’re not doing this, but toxic masculinity is a motte and bailey

Someone else: no it’s a well defined idea

You, moving the goalpost: how the term is used socially it is

If someone is using the term as you suggested, by all means call out their actions. But if they are not - as op did - why bring this up?

Personally I find the idea of toxic masculinity a useful tool to understand and categorize the things society is telling me i should aspire to, many of which are harmful to who I am personally
> c)

Is this fine with p2sh?
I am currently working on my screenshot API SaaS. This project running on VM (like EC2) as opposed to most similar SaaS running in AWS lambda. I going to move to dedicated server for better performance. The project is working but I still need improve marketing site, multiple regions support, CDN caching, migrate to dedicated servers, billing, etc.
If you sign up now, you basically getting all features for free and without restrictions!

https://www.24browser.com/
But they do. It's called installing reputable extensions and software. Anything non-reputable is stealing all your data with decent probability.
$45/month? good luck
It hasn't really affected the language outside of some fringe groups and doing what you suggest is the kind of behavior that gets regularly made fun of when someone tries it.

For most germans, this seems silly, since we don't know or care why specific objects have a specific gender. Why are spoons male, forks female and knives neuter? Who knows?
But then again, using the wrong pronoun still often sounds really weird to us, so no just using "das" for everything.

But of course, there are words where it can matter, especially since der/die/das are also used to refer to peoples positions for example. So I always thought having a neutral word accepted by others like 'the' in english could help german to get easier for everyone to learn while also making many things more gender neutral.

Incidentally, the language is changing here, but not because of gender issues, but rather because we incorporated many foreign words, often english, in the last decades and also many new immigrants have come to germany with not as good a grasp on the language. So, if you ask People for example which pronoun to use for "Blog", you will get three different answers. And while people poke fun at it, it is also not unusual to hear someone say something like "der Frau". People then just assume you are not very fluent in german but that's about it.
The Newton hypothesis: Is science done by a small elite?
I bought the predecessor and everything was fine.