skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Stuff like this motivated me to do a minor in Immunology during university. And we still have no idea what is going on.
I'm not in bioinformatics and don't do string processing, so I can't really help too much here.

I'd really urge you to come ask this on the julia Discourse Forum or Zulip and I promise you'll get high quality useful responses from people who understand your needs better than I.

> How do I find substrings & replace them efficiently? How do you split a string with delimiters? Regular Expressions?

This is something that the BioJulia people have put a lot of work into. Yes, you can use regular expressions, but they've managed to squeeze a lot of performance out of more specialized approaches, e.g.

https://github.com/BioJulia/Automa.jl

https://github.com/jakobnissen/ScanByte.jl

But for more straightforward usage, julia has the `findfirst` function which can search for occurrences of a substring, `replace` which can do replacements either with a literal pattern or a regex, and `split` which can split a string with delimiters.
>As a rule of thumb, the more convoluted things get in finance, the more nefarious the intentions

Many years ago, the quote I heard went something like, "There are only 3 real asset classes: Equities, Fixed Income, and instruments designed to make money for Wall Street. Colloquially known as Stocks, Bonds, and Bullshit."
Likely a joy for Rust and a desire to try something ambitious that hasn't really been done.

Rust doesn't have the mature libraries that C# offers, but it isn't barren anymore either. It does offer nice assurances like entirely avoiding race conditions by default (when using safe Rust). Rust often leads to performant code, but it's hard to say if that's really a feature of the language or just a bias due to the kinds of people using it and the projects they work on.

If you're just looking to get into game development without any other goals in mind, then C# is a safer choice
Known as "Dram shop laws": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dram_shop
I used both MacPorts and Fink prior to Homebrew being released. The fact that it was able to do binary archive installs, and then later Homebrew Cask just made it a far friendlier package manager. I've added a few formulas over the years and am happy to see it continue!
Doctors are incredibly hesitant to operate on someone that old, as there is a much higher risk of bad reaction to anesthesia.
The bigger pain point for me is macOS still has no system-wide registry of installed applications. You specifically need to keep the uninstaller around for big applications.

So lord help you if the app you want to delete isn't a single .app file in /Applications
That's the intention, but for DH, the secret key needs to be stored on each client. My thought is the web browser needs to save the key locally in order that encryption/decryption can happen locally.
brew is an amazing achievement. It doesn't do random unwanted updates at odd times. It doesn't do anything at all unless you run run it. And it tells you want it will do beforehand. Nobody would have "filled the void" - building software isn't a zero sum game. If someone had something better they would have continued to work on it and it would have "taken over". There, I said it.
Ah.. halting seems like a nice tool for to use! Please halt trading during the next crash so us normies can recalibrate our positions. We need all the money we can get to bail out too-big-to-fail financial institutions afterwards. It would only be fair, right? Level the playing field.
You're imputing far more judgementalness than I intended.

As for better vs worse, let's just say that opinions vary.
I hoped the TL;DR item entitled "SameSite paints a target on your subdomains' back" would be enough to compel readers to get through the whole post... But I understand your criticism; the post is quite long...

By the way, one of the takeaways in the post is that even SameSite=Strict is powerless against (cross-origin) same-site attacks. I would certainly recommend using Strict wherever possible and practical, but Strict shouldn't be misconstrued as a drop-in replacement for anti-CSRF tokens.
Why is it bad that homebrew puts files in /usr/local?

Edit: They use /opt if you're on Apple Silicon https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/blob/master/docs/Installati...
Yeah, this and international differences about what "black" actually means. By standards of some cultures Barack Obama was not the first black president of the US but the first mulatto president of the US, as he is neither "properly" black nor white.
Printer, monitor, ... ?

A ~15 watt Macbook Air M1 seems suitable when living on a boat.
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There's another angle here I think you are missing

> If you can't tolerate Firefox because of Mozilla's problems, how can you possibly stomach Chrome/Chromium with Google at the wheel?

It's because it's not enough to be wrong about something (according to certain people), but you must be punished for being wrong. And narcissists can't handle a company not being "100% right" so they punish them by going to their competitors, with no regard if their competitor is objectively worse for their causes. The intent is to cause harm to get your own way.
That sentence you quoted is incredibly vague. What exactly does it mean to promote hate?

Or lets take that quote and pick one cross section of word salad that they can use as a potential cross-product with legalese:

"No person may [communicate] words based on [occupation] against any person that can demonstrate an intention to be [hurtful]." Yes occupation is a protected group in that law.

Its all fine and dandy while this law is used to prosecute anti-lgbt people as an example. But that law will quickly be used to shut down legitimate debate and civilian disagreement when they can reframe the group/person being hurt by words as a victim. Just look at the heated debate regarding immigration. Questioning large scale immigration would be "hate speech" under this law, whilst simultaneously not prosecuting "hate speech" against a closed-borders group of people. Its essentially legislating societal-level feelings as valid.

You know, instead of actually having a debate and putting it down on paper as law and as an absolute. E.g. If we want free borders or large scale immigration, then lets just make a law allowing it.
"I hope this doesn't come across as being overly evangelical"

Not at all, I'm worried now my post seemed mean! This was exactly what I was looking for. I wanted to know if this was chosen just as a PoC for Rust, or whether it actively made development better (which it sounds like it does :D). There's a big difference between "Here is X written in Rust" and "X is so much easier because we wrote it in Rust!".

The fact you then go on to use ECS within Rust must have amazing returns on metrics. Good luck on your progress!
You could probably take it a step further. Use lots of cameras all around the stadium from various angles then use machine learning or whatever to recreate the game in a 3d world. Then, let people move and fly around through that world. Get up close to the players, fly anywhere you want.
If she's doing something criminal, then charge her. But I think the issue here is that she is associating with extremists, and our political clique considers such behavior beyond the pale. Unfortunately, that norm no longer exists in the other party.

The traditional remedy for such extremism was to expose the links to voters, who would be duly horrified and vote her out. But MTG's voters knew exactly who they were electing, and I will wager that she wins again with ease in 2022. She is now a culture hero thanks to the Democratic legislators who voted against her.

Overriding the voters' decision based on our own notions of propriety, in the name of saving democracy, is a sure path to ruin. As long as her conduct is lawful, there is no defensible way to get her out of Congress except the hard way.
I return to my original thesis in re: Rust lang. It's a playground for schmarties. (The fact that it can be used to generate some decent software binaries is a side-effect, used mostly to fool people who might otherwise object to all these schmarties goofing off.)
That's a very sweet idea. What are some other "software pilgrimage" projects for ambitious hackers with a finite amount of free time?

Buying something in bitcoin using only the protocol spec and man pages? Tweeting from a Linux from scratch install? Writing a correct tar command on the first try? Writing a quine on your favorite language without google?
Back in college, I was in the the Toastmasters club. For recruitment, we'd bring in a ringer from another club. This gentleman was an absolutely amazing "speaker". I put speaker in quotes because he transcended speaking. It was closer to a dramatic performance.

There are many tactical techniques that can get you to being a good speaker. To truly transcend, you have to treat your "speech" as a one-man play, with all the associated aspects: playwriting and acting.
SCOTUS also ruled that black people are not people[0], so their opinion on to whom and to what freedom applies is irrelevant.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dred_Scott
Looks like a secret key in the fourth code snippet, line 2. Low-value account but still.
For an example of how "one political faction" can manufacture trends, check this out - https://twitter.com/Kirangandhi/status/1188354450458468352. They contact famous personalities (in this case athletes who had represented India at the Olympics), give them a text ("I thank @narendramodi for his initiative to honour and empower...") and ask them all to tweet it at the same time. Then they use their vast network of fake accounts to amplify it. Same thing yesterday, when they requested cricket players with large followings to implicitly criticise Greta Thunberg and Rihanna for "interfering" in India's affairs.

It's so easy to co-opt this too. One person got access to the shared google doc where they store the next tweets that need to be trending and changed it to something critical of Modi. It was promptly tweeted out regardless by government ministers who said "working for the middle class is low on the agenda of Modi Govt" and "Modi govt has not made inclusive development as the focal point".

(https://twitter.com/free_thinker/status/1095571793233043456?...)
Show HN: A modern documentation tool for C++ and a replacement for Doxygen
C++ is falling behind in the quality of documentation output compared to what tools like rustdoc, ReadTheDocs, and godoc generate.
Getting good output from existing C++ tools requires disproportionate effort that could be better spent elsewhere.
Furthermore, existing tools have a hard time dealing with modern C++.

We made hdoc to solve these problems: prioritizing the quality of output, making the developer experience seamless, and retaining compatibility with existing best practices.

hdoc lets you generate reference API documentation and put supporting guides, tutorials, how-tos right alongside your other docs.
We have a sample of what hdoc's output for LLVM+Clang: https://docs.hdoc.io/hdoc/llvm-project/.
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Can the general public invest in SPACs? Are there SPACs that target specific markets, like tech, finance, real-estate, etc?
I thought the comparison is going to show some true differences but not a Marketing material. How does the Author quantify that Aurora is 5 times faster than RDS ?

Maybe, the author adds some true comparison such as - Aurora recommends you to Decrease your number of transactions and rather do more volume in lesser number of transactions if you see this wait_event : IO_XactSync which is only observed in Aurora.

This is because, Aurora waits on CPU to perform a Storage Persistence Check.
And some more other differences such as Aurora and RDS does not let you created FDWs to any other databases other than Postgres itself. No Oracle_FDW etc.
R/wallstreetbets: The time for class consciousness is now
> 0 games have shipped in Rust and there is no plan anytime soon in the future that it will.

The language is still pretty new but there is a lot of people investing in this. Embark studios and Ready at Dawn come to mind.

> People think that a good language would make a good game, that's error #1. The ecosystem matters more than the language itself, basically using Rust is starting from scratch so you can't use all the good things that C++ / C# had for the last 15 years.

It's not an error. Ecosystem matters but to a point. Like game engines are written with a particular type of game in mind. If your game doesn't fit the particular use case, it might make more sense to roll your own. Also, if you have been building your own game engines in C++, doing it in Rust should not be much of a problem.
A friend and I have discussed doing something similar (i.e a luggable system in a wooden box) with rPI and a commodity 1080P display. We were thinking more of a campaign furniture aesthetic though
What is a "HN-level hacker"? I write code for a living and I read news on this website. Do I count?

I'm an apple "consumer" because I don't want to think about any hardware gotchas when I'm trying to do my job. That's the same thing I want out of my package manager, sensible defaults I don't have to think about so I can do real work instead.
The hope for humanity is that we're irrational. Yes, it comes with downsides... but it is our irrational nature that compels us to help a stranger even when it comes at our own expense.

This is why I can't give up hope.
+1 for Courier! Big fan.
What do you mean "we use the Celsius decimal point"? Most if not all devices I own switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius, but they don't provide a decimal point on one if it isn't on the other. And that wouldn't really equate, since the difference is more like a factor of 2 than 10.
I think you miss gadders' point. This was the response when private companies "censored" the extreme right in response to January 6.

So, is it right in one case and wrong in the other? If so, why?
Ah, this reminds me of how shitty the maintainers were to me when I said I was using hackintosh (for an issue that had nothing to do with it).
Not the OP, but I believe the freedom of speech is a concept that exists outside of the Constitution. The OP may be referring to a principle or ideal instead of a constitutional construction.
> Suppose that the thermometer is 21. That means in reality it's somewhere between 21.5 and 20.5.

Isn't that completely dependent on the thermostat? The tolerance could be lower, say between 20.9 and 21.1, or higher, such as between 20 and 22, or even something terrible like 18 and 24 (come to New York City some time and experience the wonder of our ancient heating systems).
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>what types of civil rights abuses were protected by section 230? I'm under the impression that saying/posting racial slurs isn't illegal.

Many people seem to believe that moderating platforms and banning accounts or otherwise enforcing terms of service for any content or behavior which isn't strictly illegal is a violation of their civil rights, and that this abuse is enabled by Section 230. They believe that any alteration of user submitted content makes the "platform" no longer a "platform" but a "publisher" and that they should be legally liable for that content.
yes. 219 deaths and 100k displaced against 100k deaths
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1947_Jammu_massacres

>an estimated 20,000–100,000 Muslims were massacred.

yes. you are right. i do remember displacement but it does not hold a candle to 1947 jammu massacres.
what do you think? who are more important? 100k deaths or 219?

https://www.thehindu.com/news/ldquo219-Kashmiri-Pandits-kill...

https://theprint.in/pageturner/excerpt/right-wing-exaggerate...

this article in the print literally says the figures are exaggerated
this seems different though. That makes things less discoverable because you are in the wrong section. This just marks things you've already discovered in case the marking is important to you.
You can disable this but I agree, I hate it.

This comment actually just spurred me to find this (https://gist.github.com/jb510/99f12b1ac70f1cf8b780) which may fix the issue of forgetting to manually update.
I think the parent means like AAA games.
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Without taking away from Max Howell, he hasn’t been with Homebrew for years. Anyone is still free to donate to him (naturally), but those will have no impact on Homebrew. To donate to Homebrew, see https://github.com/Homebrew/brew#donations
I've searched for internal servers so many times I've just gotten into the habit of suffixing with '/' so 'internalserver/' goes to http://internalserver/
I don't think this is the same bill.
The liability should reside solely with the person making the death threats, not with the communication tool they use to make the threats IMHO.
> If you don’t have a mortgage, you must rent.

That's what me and many many other people do.

> That property was bought with a loan.

Not necessarily. But I do my part of not participating in the system, that's the least I can do. Similar to how boycotts happen, if enough people partake, change will come, until then, we stick to our values.

> You have any bank account or investments?

Yes, but I don't have a savings account.

> Did you get an education? How did you pay for it?

Fortunately, I didn't go to college in the US where the student loan industry is out in full force. There are other countries where college is affordable, and for people who can't afford it, provide true student aid. Not "student aid" as in federal loans, student aid where the college works with the individual person depending on his or her family's situation to work out a solution, including discounts.

Also, let's take a step back. Just why are colleges so unaffordable in the US? Easy loans play a big role. The universities see that there is easy money to be had, so they up their prices under false premises. It's basically supply and demand, where the supply is poor folks being pushed to take on crushing debt. It's a very parasitic cycle.

> I would never want to live in a society where I am forced to accept charitable scraps from the wealthy elite.

That's not what I said, it's a strawman fallacy. I said that in the Islamic position, loans are only done as an act of charity. However, Islam heavily encourages people to work and self sustain: https://sunnah.com/riyadussalihin:296. Where does it say to sit back and rely on charity?

The government has a responsibility to provide stable conditions and tackle issues like unemployment. This has nothing to do with interest.

> Money depreciates

Because of interest that the government takes on, forcing it to print more money to devalue the currency, see how this all works out?

Renting and loaning money are fundamentally different. Show me any car rental agreement that goes on for 30 years like a mortgage. That's just one difference.

> But your suggestion that ALL interest is evil just tells me you have no idea how the world works.

I do, and I can't help but be amazed and saddened that people keep crying at the many economic issues and crises that keep happening, not realizing that interest is at the center of the entire mess.

> You use products and services from companies which use interest. Your government uses interest. It’s all around you.

I do not deny it. All I can do is make people aware of the dangers, and that because interest is so prevalent, many of the problems we see today are going to stay until that changes: https://sunnah.com/mishkat:2818. Today, we are all affected by the dust of usury even if we don't partake in it.
It's worth a google search before claiming this:

https://www.google.com/search?q=bars+held+responsible+for+dr...

https://www.google.com/search?q=dram+shop+laws

"A commercial establishment may be held legally responsible for over-serving a visibly intoxicated person, or for serving alcohol to a minor, when that individual causes death or injury after leaving the establishment and causing: A motor vehicle accident, A pedestrian accident, Assault or other physical altercations, Other events leading to someone else's injury or death"
I feel similarly and am a little careful about when I choose to take an update.

That said, I think most people want darwin failures to be able to block, so it's mostly about getting on top of them to the point where it's practical to keep them triaged. Domen is working on getting a part-time position funded to work on issues here (https://opencollective.com/nix-macos), though individual package breaks are probably down the list.
They are hypocrites. They loudly proclaim how moral they are but when it is inconvenient/unprofitable their morality disappears.
>you're a lot more likely to enjoy watching the big game with friends and family

This is more a comment on the state of VR software than the technology itself.

With the Apple product described, it's pretty easy to imagine software that allows you to have a "virtual box seat" where you can get online to watch the game with your family/friends, even if you aren't all in the same place, and use the tech to both watch the game and talk to each other when nothing's going on with plays.

Alternatively, you can use the cameras in the app to merge your immediate surroundings with the game feed, so you see the people beside you in a part of the picture, or in the aforementioned "virtual" box seats. You can watch the game as if you're on the side lines (or on the ball) and see people around you react to plays, too. With eye tracking tech, the headset knows when you're looking at the game vs. your surroundings and can react accordingly.

I think Apple producing a VR headset would be a very good thing for the market. Like or hate Apple as a company, they tend to set the standard for industrial design and UI technology, and their products drive other products' features and uses.
I used Gentoo for a while and mostly liked it. There was one reason I stopped using it -- dependency conflicts. Every time you update, there's a new set of conflicts that you have to personally untangle.

By any other metric, I would consider it more user-friendly than average. For example, I was very favorably impressed when (not knowing what I was doing), I gave the command to uninstall libc, and after confirming that I really wanted to do that, I was allowed to.
The explosion of Aurora is not something you can prevent and you're right, the game does not really make that obvious. Many players, including myself, had some anxiety over that. It does change something though, and you'll see what if you go towards it.

I think what you're describing is a floating air pump? I'm not aware of a water purifier that isn't base-interior equipment. You can use the pipes with the pump to give yourself access to air in deeper water, but my personal opinion is it isn't worth the effort.

A large portion of the game is finding and scanning debris from the Aurora, which unlocks blueprints of new equipment. The scanner is your friend, use it a lot.
That is a truism, "Keep the technologies that are good and dont adopt the ones that are bad". It says nothing.