skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Right, every so often BOOM's Github page gets reposted as if it was something new, and some of the leadership of RISC-V will talk about this architectural feature or that architectural feature that might support a high performance RISC-V chip, but the proof of a high-performance chip is a high-performance chip.

(The experience of Intel's Itanium, IBM's Cell processor and many others shows that it's not enough to have a few good ideas but you have to have ZERO bad ideas that slow you down to get a high performance design.)
Right now it's focused on emotional control, connecting with my values for motivation, and mindfulness. All related to ADD.
The rate of the drop is certainly in part due to the inability of many retail investors to continue to buy it at a way overvalued price. But the price drop was inevitable, it is (at the time of this comment) overvalued now. Its revenue is hovering around $1 billion per quarter but it's not profitable. Last year it lost half a billion dollars, and even more in 2019.
But kids with underlying medical conditions are at risk.
Yeah. Copying my post from yesterday's thread -- which only looks more and more real today with increasing rationalization leading to explanations like that hedge funds are "short ladder attacking" GME.

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The claims and the consequences are very different, but I definitely get the same sense I got reading Q stuff when I skim the current WSB page.

- The media, government, and elites are conspiring against us.

- Info that says short interest has decreased / shorts have covered is propaganda and should be ignored.

- Info that says short interest is still sky-high is to be believed without question.

- Parties who were on our side of the bet but are now advising caution (e.g. Burry or S3) must be malicious or compromised, can't possibly be genuine.

- Mix of facts with misunderstood interpretations thereof: 140% short interest is very high (fact), 140% short interest should not be legally possible (misunderstanding).

- The dark truth we are about to reveal (counterfeit stocks?) has been going on for a long time, but now the wool will be lifted from the eyes of the nonbelievers.

- Your continued belief in "the plan" is important. You must keep the faith!

- "The Event" will take place on X date, but when it doesn't, no problem: it was always going to be Y date that It Happens.

- We all KNOW our version of the story is right. What particular pieces of evidence are so rock-solid and convincing? Oh, well, there's SO MUCH, but it's not my job to spoon feed you the facts. If you don't know, you clearly haven't been paying attention and should do your own research.

- If somebody published something saying that we're wrong, it means that "They" are scared of us. We must be getting close.

I don't know whether WSB's narrative is right or wrong, which is why I am on neither side of this trade and merely watching with interest from the sidelines. They could very well be correct about all of this.

I also am not trying to allege that being a "GME to the moon" person makes you a "Q person". They are completely different sets of beliefs. All that I'm observing is that the marketing of the ideas is similar.
I'm tired of this anti-Wayland horseshit
I'm tired of this anti-Wayland horseshit - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26001179
It's also possible that they have something operational, whether they build it or came by it, but they don't know how it works and still wanted to patent it.
Thank, you. You gave me some food for thought.
On 8. Processes - Stranger Danger: some improvements

sudo ps -ef | awk -v user=$USER '$1 != user && $1 != "root"'
I've got the MOVs like Jaggar...

Sorry, couldn't resist a well-assembled pun.
I had the same thought. If I saw these posts 5 years ago I would have assumed that "diamond hands" and "to the moon" were slogans from r/The_Donald.

The spirit of these meme cults seems to be, "Isn't it invigorating and hilarious how un-ironically obsessed with X we all are?"
I still don't understand how they successfully managed to make people think buying shares of a bankrupt company for $350 a pop was a good idea. They pitched it as the new BTC or TSLA but it really is just a text book example of pump and dump. They're not "owning wallstreet", at best they're owning a few investors/entities who took way to much risks, and that's it. The smart ones bought their shares at $5 and sold last week at the peak, any one getting in from now is suffering from massive FOMO.

Ronbinhood &co enabled this by gamifying trading, people are just one click away from betting their entire savings based on random social media posts amplified by mainstream media over coverage.

If you learn about something like this via mainstream medias or your friend who had no idea what trading was 2 days ago you can be 100% sure that you're too late to the party

edit: ok, not bankrupt, but clearly not going in the right direction. Either way, not anywhere close to make investors rich quick

https://gamerant.com/gamestop-out-of-business-in-digital-age...

https://gamerant.com/is-gamestop-going-out-of-business-dying...

https://edition.cnn.com/2020/09/10/investing/gamestop-store-...

https://www.ccn.com/gamestops-ultimate-destiny-buyout-or-ban...
I was on jury duty last week and watched a windows update slow-motion-trainwreck the proceedings for 30 minutes while 30-ish people sat there and waited on it.
> It is such a shame that nowadays even these high priced devices are contributing to the enormous e-waste we are all piling up.

That's an excellent point. No tech product can be a "BIFL" (Buy It For Life) product, but it'd be nice if all companies were as good as Apple at making their products recyclable, and making recycling easy.

[1] https://www.apple.com/environment/ [2] https://www.apple.com/shop/trade-in
Critically speaking about Wayland for what Wayland is, reporting bugs, asking for enhancements, this is good. The author is not speaking about closing down the bug board or enhancement feedback.

But criticizing Wayland on a pure comparison basis, clinging on to Xorg server – absolutely doesn't benefit anyone, including whoever is posting it.

X window system (the idea) and Xorg server (the project) – is kind of abandonware [1] at this point. The last release was in 2018.

Don't want to get into random philosophy about contributing vs complaining vs criticizing, etc.

But in this situation – there's just a definitive community health benefit in moving on. Not complaining, not contributing, but just moving on. There is no further value left to be added in any comparison.

1: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=XServer-...
I was wondering "why" and then started scrolling down and the GUI around pamac and AUR is compelling, because AUR is THE best thing about Arch. I install 99%+ of my packages with an AUR helper (yay) because AUR is so well contributed too!

The BTRFS by default seems compelling too!
Ask HN: Finding a specific HN article again
First off, HN provides me with loads of inspiration and new knowledge. I often feel that being a part of HN helps me stay connected with the newest form of knowledge. Something that i previously got from the university community.

Anyhow,

I need help rediscovering an article that was on the top 30 list within the past 6 months.

I cant remember what the article was called, but the message stood out to me, and i almost daily think about it. I hoping you guys can help me find it again.

The article was written by a software company founder. Not a massive company, but they scaled up. They built some form of software, and one of his main points was that all these smaller clients bought off-the-shelf software. Soon, larger clients approached and wanted the software. I just remember that the author wrote that once you start providing software to larger clients, that what the software to be customised, then you stop being a software developer and start being a consultant.

I seem to remember that it was published to medium, but i cant for the life of me find it again.
This must be somewhere warms
and with very mild winters?

NZ is lucky to have fairly easy going bees - this doesn’t mean that they are all friendly, just that Africanised bees are so much worse. There are accounts of them flying into smokers and putting them out. It’s all rather intense.
Steering a Balloon with Sound Waves Could Be a Secret to Touching Objects in VR
Seems like that'll run into the obvious problem that even without intentional bias, some pages are much more interesting and some angles much more 'notable' to some language communities than others
https://www.google.com/search?q=chemical+imbalance+theory
They've already bought into the narrative that WSB is "their side" and long the stock, while hedge funds are all "the enemy" and shorting the stock. Plus conspiracy theories about hedge funds (and not liquidity issues) forcing Robinhood to disable trading.

So even if they lose everything they won't blame WSB, they'll just demand Congress make short buying illegal or something.
So if a supervillain was to try to trigger a massive eruption within the Yellowstone Caldera by detonating a weapon inside [0], they could drill to it via the Zone of Death?

[0] https://jonnyquest.fandom.com/wiki/The_Edge_of_Yesterday?fil...
> Even now I'm still seeing people screaming about "hold the line" and inserting endless rocket emojis

I've been saying of WSB since before this debacle exploded, these are bots. The same bots that have run many other meme-y subreddits like r/the_donald, the same bots that are kingmakers on twitch. Spamming emoji-laden slogans as non-sequitur replies to comments nested 3 layers deep is a telltale sign.

I can't be the only one who sees this? Maybe the whole internet is bots. Maybe I'm the only non-bot.
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There aren't any Xorg maintainers left. Xorg was abandoned, by its maintainers, because it's a broken pile of shit. Calling it a broken pile of shit is validating its (ex-)maintainers, not being a dick to them.
It sounds like a simple announcement that they are looking into enforcing the rules more seriously, and the first step was breaking off part of their existing terms into a separate "code of conduct" document?
Yep that all makes sense. I'm sure it's a tough job. For some context, our front end manages just 7 different libraries, but it's a pain to deal with so many edge cases. The worst and trickiest one was definitely ad blocking. We deal with a lot of edge cases whereby we're loading external resources that are not ads, but depending on browser/extension settings, were getting blocked.

This would naturally cause bugs due to our assumptions. So centralizing this logic, I think, could have a direct correlation to revenue.

eg. Stripe JS getting blocked, without us realizing it was for a small % of users.
Did you try using "Search" in the footer?
It's specific jargon in the Domain Driven Design community; "domain" == "business domain". Some of the links in that section of the OP give more detail.

I recommend DDD in particular, it's a great architectural framework, though it's a bit dense and hard to approach.

A good starting point: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/DomainDrivenDesign.html
For reference, an average hive has 30k bees in it (20-50,000 if you want a range).
This is a bit too buzzwordy for me.

> Resounding Impact

> game-changing technology choices.

> aligning teams toward coherent architectural strategies.

> lead by example

> pioneer new spaces

> inspire others as to what’s possible.

> pragmatic problem solvers

> bring clarity to complexity

> illuminate pitfalls

> probe assumptions and foster shared understanding.

This perfectly illustrates why ppl dismiss software architects that they hide behind silly buzzwords without delivering anything tangible.
When I got into Unix in the 90's, the first thing I did was read all the man page for every command and tried to run as many of them as I could with as many options. Decades later it still pays off. If you want to get good at sometime, just dive in.
Robinhood accounts were net selling most of last week. All the big holders were already gone by this Monday. Only bagholders left.

What is surprising is that this happens in every pump and dump, 100% of the time, and people act like it is a low probability outcome.

Brokers are going to make an absolute bomb: I have seen the spread on GME was as much as $1 at times, and the stock was doing 50m/day. In the past year, retail investors have been overtrading as well, big year for brokers. But GME was not really a big battleground stock for hedge funds, it was too small.

I don't know what regulators can do but the current situation on wsb is just funnelling cash into the pockets of people who are saying one thing and doing another.
If anyone actually thought this was going to be successful, they were caught up in the biggest tulip-bulb delusion in the last 20 years. Melvin Capital may have lost a ton being caught off guard, but I bet they made all their money back shorting at the top. I said a few days ago that retail doesn't have enough power to make a real difference, and it was hedge funds and prop trader that were really moving the stock, especially when new highs were being hit. There's simply not enough money for retail to propel a stock like that.

And now retail will lose all their money. Everyone on reddit claiming "Hold the line!" is likely those same hedge fund/prop traders trying to squeeze every dollar from these poor retail suckers.
Facebook Software Engineer teaching free live class on Programming
My friend and I are quite passionate about teaching and noticed that Twitch has been used as a platform for social learning experiences. We thought that's pretty cool, so we're going to be offering a free class on the Fundamentals of Programming, where students are actually encouraged to "talk during class" (read: chat).

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I purchased and returned a pair of the AirPods Max, with the discomfort being the deciding factor in me not keeping them.

I was mostly impressed with the audio (although the spatial audio didn't really resonate with me, pardon the pun), but they were not comfortable and after an hour I wasn't able to keep them on for longer. This is primarily due to the very narrow focus of clamping pressure at the top of the earcups where the headband is joined by the ball joint.*

The bluetooth was a little unreliable too, even with me trying them exclusively with an up-to-date iPhone/iPad Pro.

I ended up getting a pair of B&W PX7s instead which feel and sound about as premium, but for half the price after a Boxing Day sale (although many people will perceive the carbon-composite construction to feel cheap due to its weight).

I put some of my thoughts along with a diagram showing the pressure issue in a blog post when I returned them last month: https://mrkw.se/posts/airpods-max

* The pressure may have improved with time as the headphones loosened, but with the 14 day return period I wasn't confident enough to chance it.
What is your experience with other framework than React? Which one is the least stable, i.e. hardest to scrape?
How to stop tunnel vision from hijacking your product launch
> It's not just the FOSS community, look at how non technical people react every time gmail, outlook or excel makes a tiny change to the UI (not to mention big ones).

Nice try Google/Microsoft developer! I'm pretty technical, your sh*t change is still sh*t.

I remember a time when updates from gmail, outlook, or excel improved upon the previous version, sadly that was about 15/20 years ago for Google/Microsoft, respectively.
If those are the only 2 things you've taken away, then you haven't been paying attention. Yesterday's whole "Reddit moves to silver" narrative plastered all over mainstream financial media was a pack of lies. Bots have been flooding the subreddit with misinformation. And today eToro accidentally triggered a massive sell off of their users' $GME by incorrectly setting their stop loss.

Sure, we've all seen the movies; "hedge funds cheat" is not new information. But this is all very out in the open and very directly targeted at retail investors. There's a lot of noise being made and everyone has taken notice. I would argue the state of everyone's knowledge has advanced.
Gamestop isn't bankrupt, in fact I would say they are in a decent position, at least in the short term. Not worth 350 a share but certainly not 0.
What was the cause of the deaths?

Here is usually varroa - I’m just contemplating getting my autumn treatments in, as the little horrors are actually visible on frames now. I hate them so much.
The UK isn't doing so great, despite being an island. Neither is the US, which is in many ways an island: it has only two neighbors and the borders are largely shut. We're not getting our COVID from Mexico or Canada.

Being an island will help if you're following the rules (especially compared to countries with unruly neighbors). But not if you're just going to keep reinfecting each other.
wow... I just screenshot this and shared it with the Penpot team. No need for comment, really. You got it. Thank you.
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GNU C Library 2.33 Released – Hardware Capabilities Feature
Cool project! Thank you for sharing, and for using .txt as data format. I think it's by far the most resilient and compatible, and the least user-surprising data format we have today.

I have a question about this example:

2018-03-24
First day at my new job
8:30-17:00
-45m Lunch break

Are you in this case creating two entries, one of 8.5 hours and -45 minutes, for that date, or are you applying that -45 to the previous entry?

My other comment is to strongly advise you against using whitespace for syntax, because that makes copy and paste operations much more problem-prone.
Apple-Branded Health Hardware Products Teased in Job Listing
I agree. OTOH if you're paying $100 millions are you really worried about having a royalty-free design?
Just me, but if I bought something at $4 and it got up over $300, I would sell.
Makers of Sophia the robot plan to make 1000's of lifelike bots by end of 202
See earlier thread (585 comments):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26001179
Stressed out? Blame bad technology
What I quoted isn't a law, this is something that authors have to deliberately put in their licenses/contracts for the specific work in question. If you wish to have other obligations with your open source software that you believe are less wrong, it would be wise to get those in writing.
The same result generated with "AI" doesn't get this question.
I'm no expert on such things but your proposal sounds similar (or at least maybe adjacent to) VLIW in the sense of pushing a lot of the smarts to the compiler. It seems to have had some isolated successes but not nearly as much as it was hyped to in the 1990s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Very_long_instruction_word
I've worn out 2 pairs of Grado SR60's and one pair of Sennheisers since ~1992, and I'm currently using a 5yr old pair of SR80s.

Each one of them has wound up needing the plug replaced, and in the case of the Sennheisers, the connection of the wire to the ear cup just got intermittent, even with replacing and tweaking. One set of the SR60s also has an intermittent connection in one of the wires near the split. I was pondering pulling themm apart and grafting in another cable, but the ear cups don't seem to come apart.

So, yeah, they last a while, there are some replacement parts, but at some point they're still e-waste.

On the other hand, making the shift from crappy earbuds to good headphones probably saved my hearing, and I wish I'd done it sooner.
They were net sellers on Tuesday and Wednesday, before the restrictions. While GME was vaulting to the moon.
Use every opportunity to travel, for it'd be harder when you get a full time job, or worse, small kids.

Find a good mentor; in general surround yourself with people more intelligent than you.
Why? Uninformed might have different but still wrong idea, but some people will learn.

I don't think you could get net negative in this situation.

Or am I missing something?
if verified accounts would be guaranteed to be able to post anything and hold accountable in court(not by twitter) that would be a completely different situation.

in this case, an average user selling verified account would risk legal and financial consequences. It's unlikely spammers and other bots would be able to afford buying such accounts in mass.

And additionally verified accounts would be out of touch for any censorship.
Hell does, and way better than on Xorg, less latency. Why do your spread lies? There's a pgtk and native-comp branch.
Even if not sticking strictly to fundamentals, I would say their fair share value is a lot closer to 0 than to 350 though.