skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Another idea might be to require that the developer first offer to rent a unit in the new building to all the old tenants, at their old rent, if they want to move back after construction is complete. A side-effect is that this doesn't encourage the developer to build something nicer than what was already there. But in some cases that might actually be a good thing.

But yeah, these sorts of things generally reduce the amount of money available to do the new development in the first place. But maybe that's ok too?
You mean no longer be dreaming. People who concentrate too much during a lucid dream wake up.
A programming language can both be the best fit for a concrete production problem and very unsuited as a teaching language.
Not to be that guy but some of the worst security vulnerabilities I've seen has been from senior devs with college degrees. Having a degree =/= you know your shit or being "immune" to absurdly stupid mistakes like this.

You'd be surprised how often I've found leaked API tokens, passwords in plaintext etc on github for instance.
Spin waves are similar to vibrations (phonons) in a lot of respects, you still need energy to change a spin.

That said, some aspects of thermodynamics are counter-intuitive (well, actually most of it is). Vibrations are present even at 0 K because of the uncertainty principle, and that’s true for spin waves as well as actual vibrations. It does not mean that any energy is created. The difference with time crystals is that usually these vibrations don’t involve any symmetry breaking.

Time crystals are consistent with standard thermodynamics.
Say, the total payout of mining a block is half of the fees from the block you mined, a quarter of the fees from the block your parent mined, an eighth of the block before that, etc. The fee payout of mining a block becomes the sum of block_n_fees * 1/n^2 for the last n blocks (bounded by the minimum respresentable value, "1 Nakamoto" or whatever it's called).
How do they rate them?
This seems like hubris, although you might be correct. Is there a repository of your code that we could download and run checks on?
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That's not the real Makefile, that would be the GNUMakefile. Also pretty simple, though.
The more deeper you get in a particular field, the more you realize how no one else has a clue. It's time we put credentials aside, I found this amusing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Crichton#GellMannAmnes...
I may disagree, as from my own experience and lucid dreamers I spoke to, lucid dream is not a rest state but more of the awake. After lucid dreaming I am as tired as I did not sleep at all, maybe even more.
Regardless of the absurdity of the claims he is making, this suspension is a sad reminder of the complete breakdown of political discourse in the US.
When even a major Party Politician can no longer spew lies on (internet) television because the dominant corporation deems his lies to be unacceptable, Freedom of Speech is dead. The precedent Google has been setting with this and similar actions is making them become the supreme arbiter of truth, a role they might soon wish they never had taken on. The responsibility to enforce the actual law on their platform is already becoming more than they can chew. What will they do to the political voices criticizing Googles monopoly power ? Will their Videos be banned for minor inaccuracies? Once Your Platform has become a major marketplace for Ideas and political speech, the Standard for how you can police the platform changes.
Good takeaway.

Sounds like something straight out of The Bitcoin Standard [1].

[1]: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36448501-the-bitcoin-sta...
You're in the minority though - there appears to be 50 billion hamburgers eating in the US every year which is about 150 per person.

Meat substitutes are a transitionary item - for those used to eating meat. I've been vegan for 35 years and rarely cook with them (tempeh and tofu are the only things that come close). I get plenty of protein from vegetables, beans etc. and the thought of eating a mock meat just doesn't appeal to me (I'll occasionally eat a burger when out but I find Beyond burgers taste like the burgers sold in cheap fast food joints smell like.
The USD bubble?
ELI5 why we can't make a perpetual motion machine out of this?
I'd be amazed if we could build a single-use unibody rover but even so I suppose those bolts and nuts give some needed flexibility when landing and moving.

Any structural engineer around?
Yes, absolutely. It's difficult to argue for nuance in approach. I really have no idea how to make the general argument effectively.
My guess would be bandwidth. Every bit of bandwidth is precious, so they probably dont have the spare budget to send long audio files without obvious scientific value...
Dozens and dozens of SSRI studies were never published because they showed no effect compared to placebo. The drug companies selectively publish the 1 in 20 studies that do give a positive result.

It is essentially a scam: marketing addictive, mind- and behavior-altering drugs to desperate people who don’t know any better. The drugs don’t help, they just dull emotions and make you not care.
on a side note, people who do lucid dreams, how do you do it?
> There is no way to measurably differentiate between someone feeling good because they're microdosing, or feeling good because they had a nice day, which is why data collected in this study would largely be just noise.

i can only read this statement one of two ways:

a) you don't think that such a difference can be measured at all, which is antithetical to the entire premise of RCTs and statistical power.

b) you don't think such a difference can be measured among microdosers because microdosing is such a small effect. but this is exactly why we need the study - how else could you know that such an effect could not be measured?

the initial hypothesis that microdosing could have an effect on mood (or some other cognitive) was not some crazy unsupported idea. it had plenty of anecdotal support, i think? some mechanistic evidence, and there are plenty of other supplements which can have non-placebo cognitive effects without noticeable bodily effects. for example, caffeine has thoroughly-demonstrated improvements on alertness and attention, even at doses where many people will not feel an increased heart rate or other physical effects.
> Universities don't grant degrees until someone has proved they have whatever competency the degree indicates.

Universities grant degrees based on the successful completion of course requirements. I don't know if it's fair to conflate that with what you said. As long as you can get C or better in every course required, you have a degree. Does that necessarily mean that you are competent?

It's an even further stretch if you think that at University cares all that much if one of their Computer Science graduates makes a mistake.
> forcible suppression of opposition

You mean like... censorship?
Yeah, but like many unexpected events, it should have been :-)
It is not hard to find that Lisa Yee boycotted a festival at the Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum over this image. Quoting https://www.masslive.com/springfield/2021/03/and-to-think-th... :

> Its removal came after authors Mo Willems, Mike Curato and Lisa Yee co-signed a letter calling for its removal. They described the imagery as “a jarring racial stereotype of a Chinese man, who is depicted with chopsticks, a pointed hat, and slanted slit eyes. We find this caricature of ‘the Chinaman’ deeply hurtful, and have concerns about children’s exposure to it.”

The point is that this stereotypical description is negative.
In Portugal it used to be relatively easy, do you want a degree with focus on the job market?

Polytechnic, with 3 years duration.

Do you want to learn to learn, and be prepared for any kind of challenge, with a professional title?

University, with 5 years duration

Now with Bologna, the rules changed a bit, however the universities sell the fact that now with 5 years the degree includes the master title, which used to require up to 3 years more on top of the 5.

As far as I am aware, other European countries have similar approaches, and in most of them in what concerns state universities, the biggest expenses are lodging, food and getting the required teaching materials.
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It looks like the Gab devs followed the documentation precisely then! Just... apparently they copied the wrong part?! heheh ;)
Even in the realm of unverifiable anecdotes, there is still a difference between a first party anecdote and a third-party anecdote. In the first party anecdote I only have to put my trust in one person, where in a third party anecdote I have to trust 2-to-infinity people.

For whatever reason, negative anecdotes seem to be overwhelmingly third person, at the very least all the ones in this thread have been.
Even if it never happens, it is still fun to think about.
With an unmatchable cold start of 10s every time you load it!
I get how exciting this is for planetary scientists, but the last few robotic missions have really driven home that Mars is kind of an armpit. Here's to sending rovers somewhere with cooler visuals. I will stay up all night to see what the Io Lander can send home before it falls into a volcano.
Related: can you hear the temperature of water?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ri_4dDvcZeM
I've had a productive coding session in a lucid dream at least once. But it was just a small number of lines of code (a few blocks) I was playing around with, and I had been thinking about it all day. The visual and semantic memory was sort of stuck in my mind, consciously and subconsciously. In any event, it was insanely precise (I was editing on a giant terminal screen) and when I woke up I typed in my refactored algorithm verbatim.

But reading text coherently in a dream is, AFAIU, quite uncommon as you suggest. I used to lucid dream regularly and deliberately as an adolescent. I would hesitate to say you can't focus in a lucid dream--consciously focusing on elements of the dream, or trying to shape the dream, is kind of the point of lucid dreaming. (Of course, what you have most control over is yourself.) But, yeah, you can't usually control things in such fine detail for the duration necessary to coherently manipulate it. Reading any non-trivial text in a dream isn't very common, lucid or not-lucid, AFAIU. Though, I would imagine it's more common for people with experience lucid dreaming.

I'm sure some people can read and write as much as they want, but at a certain point on the curve we're probably dealing with people with abnormal neurology. Sort of like how there's memory palaces and other mnemonic techniques, which anybody can learn, and then there's people with Hyperthymesia.
Except that it the GNAT compiler is part of GCC and GPL with the linking exception. Why not use that?

And I don’t get what you mean with “pestering for info”. I’ve once discussed buying their compiler and I was by no means in a F500 (decided against buying btw).
FWIW...

1. Toshi https://github.com/toshi-search/Toshi (Rust, 3.1k stars)

2. Tantivy https://github.com/tantivy-search/tantivy (Rust, 4.5k stars)

3. PISA https://github.com/pisa-engine/pisa (C++, 486 stars)

4. Bleve https://github.com/blevesearch/bleve (Go, 7.4k stars)

5. Sonic https://github.com/valeriansaliou/sonic (Rust, 10.9k stars)

6. Partial comparison https://mosuka.github.io/search-benchmark-game/ (tantivy Vs lucene Vs pisa Vs bleve)

7. Bayard https://github.com/bayard-search/bayard (Rust, on top of Tantivy, 1.4k stars)

8. Blast https://github.com/mosuka/blast (Go, on top of Bleve, 930 stars)

Algolia alternatives with some compatibility

1. MeiliSearch https://github.com/meilisearch/MeiliSearch (Rust, 12.4k stars)

2. typesense https://github.com/typesense/typesense (C++, 5.1k stars)
Our university started to use Java right way in 1996 for compiler design and distributed systems.

Sun didn't need to bride our teachers, doing the same in C and C++ was such a pain with 1996 compilers and POSIX, that they didn't thought twice about changing into an interpreted language.
After reading some of the comments, I am increasingly thinking that People who eat beef/meat regularly will still seek Original/Farm grown/actual cattle beef. And Beyond meat style beef will be used for turning vegetarian people to get taste of beef, so that they can graduate to real beef later.
Non Vegetarian people will never accept climate impact their eating habits have on environment.
Not kidding someone could add filters to the images to see different aspects of the view.
Well, it depends on how rent control is implemented. In California, units built after February 1995 cannot be placed under rent control[0] (and in SF, it's June 1979[1]). A new development will never be under rent control (unless the law changes; two ballot measures to make some changes have failed in the past few years), so building new homes can still be immensely profitable.

In SF the reason it's not quite as profitable is because of the byzantine planning process and the inevitable lawsuits a developer has to win before even breaking ground. This is part of the reason why nearly all new SF housing construction is fairly high-end and expensive to buy/rent.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Costa%E2%80%93Hawkins_Rental_H...

[1] https://sftu.org/rent-control/
it's not a rails vulnerability though. This would happen irrespective of the language/framework if the developer decide to forego basic sanity checks. This would have been prevented with basic input validations (in any of the layers before it hit model, and model itself), or the organization did basic security testing.
Oh, it did add something for me. It actually triggered som perspective thoughts I otherwise wouldn’t have had.
I think this is was tongue and cheek, right? I can’t tell anymore...

> VB6/VBA that can run on the web

This was possible circa 1999 with whatever Internet Explorer was around back then. One would put VB in the content type of the script tags. Also TCL was an option in other browsers.
They added dedicated storage in the rover itself to store phots and videos. So for example they can compress the video files before transmitting. I've hear they use ffmpeg for this purpose. There are 4 orbiting satellites that can relay any data sent to it.
No. Everyone profits (the world economy grows).
Sure, some people will be left behind like blue collar americans but that’s mostly because of globalization.

Also people that put their money in the stock market for the long term will do much better than others. Even if they are poor, it doesn’t matter. Just buy SP500 with all the money you can spare.

At worst inflation is a tax on ignorance. If you keep buying crap you don’t need with your dollars instead of investing... it will suck for you.

What about those that are so poor that have zero money to spare in the first place? Well, that’s a situation that shouldn’t even exist. That’s why I live in European Social democracy where governments actually distribute wealth.
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I think demand for transactions is an issue. When it fluctuates, miners' earning becomes volatile. Some blockchains, like Grin and Dogecoin, have tail emission. But that's a pretty dumb solution. The reward/supply rate would approach 0. It's effectively the same as zero new supply unless dev teams decide to increase rewards. Changing reward defeats the purpose of decentralization. This problem is prevalent in any limited supply crypto.

I've been involved with Bitflate, a crypto with 7% inflation. We propose running a parallel inflationary blockchain. Inflation discourages hoarding. People have incentives to spend. We can also "mix" the inflationary crypto with Bitcoin. This mixing allows us to create digital native crypto with any inflation rate. It also creates demand for transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain.

More information about the project: https://bitflate.org/

Whitepaper: https://bitflate.org/bitflate.pdf

PS: Some bitcoiners think that fee volatility is not a big issue. There will always be demand for transactions. Miners just have to deal with volatility. But fee volatility will translate to price volatility. It contradicts with the claim that Bitcoin will become stable.
Is it a fact that major fast food chains use this kind of processed meat? How do I avoid eating this? Primal cuts of meat are fine, right?
Someone please help me understand this part, when she says she first began to truly fear Cuomo:

"As he showed me around, I tried to maintain my distance. He paused at one point and smirked as he showed off a cigar box. He told me that President Clinton had given it to him while he served as the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. The two-decade old reference to President Clinton’s affair with Monica Lewinsky was not lost on me.

The Governor must have sensed my fear because he finally let me out of the office. I tried to rationalize this incident in my head. At least he didn’t touch me. That made me feel safer."

So...he showed her a cigar box in his office and mentioned that Clinton gave it to him? I don't understand. What did Cuomo do wrong here? Why is he responsible for some non-reference to Lewinsky that she put together in her head?

I'm not drawing any conclusions about the story as a whole. I just don't get why this particular part is so fearsome.
This Power Apps thing looks a lot like Access, reinvented for the web an mobile apps. I've always thought the world missed a lot when everything moved to the web and Access became less used. For me Access was one of the first "no code" or "low code" precursors. True, it had its quirks, but Power-Fx seems to be fixing that.
It seems that you missed the lower bound of the placebo group was way higher than the people that thought were not microdosing.
NVidia is writing new greenfield code with Ada/SPARK.
I don't think Perseverance moved since landing, and Ingenuity should be still inside the rover.
The Russians tried powering a bunch of remote stuff with plutonium batteries during the Soviet era. It did not end well, and cleaning those up has been an ordeal. Pu-238 was also used in pacemakers. The basic problem is just that plutonium is toxic as hell.
I don’t understand what you are saying? In scala you do not have to match on all parameters. You can use the underscore operator to skip the other attributes.

Also you can match a map since every map is just a sequence of Tuples in scala. However why would you ever do this? It is really impractical for large sequences and if I have only a very limited number of attributes I would not use a map I guess.
Linus Torvalds: ARM has a lot to learn from the PC :

"I think ARM is a very promising platform," he said. "At the same time, the ARM community has never had the notion of a standard platform. ARM never had the PC."

https://www.networkworld.com/article/2220438/linus-torvalds-...
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Cat filter would make headlines
No, but this study does seem to indicate they don't... So maybe they don't
You lead with dunking on the author (yes, me) for describing a reality that you later acknowledge yourself. The article only says that SemVer in practice cannot be relied upon and describes ways how to deal with that fact of life. Nothing else.
This is nice and all, but part of me feels like having code structured around the shape of tuples returned by functions has an element of pattern-smell (and by pattern I mean design pattern).
That approach used to be chosen by many languages, because it is the best alternative to syntax highlighting when none is available.
Six Dr. Seuss books will no longer be published over 'hurtful and wrong' imagery
With that logic, we can disregard any statistical study that we don't like as "noise"
Besides the US can print as much dollars as they want because they have the largest economy and the largest military to keep the rest of us buying those dollars and inflating our own currencies in lockstep.

The US is not Zimbabwe. It’s not even comparable.

You can literally shove those dollars down the throat of the rest of the world for as long as the status quo is maintained.
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I’m not a vegetarian, but I eat a lot less meat now than two years ago primarily because of climate change, but also because it now feels easy because I’ve found meat alternatives like this that I enjoy the taste of.
Everyone has by now grown used to having cryptocurrencies that can't be used to buy anything, but having a cryptocurrency that's not even worth mining will mark a new level of conceptual purity that will no doubt propel Bitcoin past the $100,000 mark.
I've poked at it once, but it's a toy without the tooling and documentation the commercial vendors provide. GPLv3 is also a non-starter.
> You can use the underscore operator to skip the other attributes

And have to add an underscore in the right position when you ever add an attribute? With partial matching like described, you don't have to change the pattern when adding fields to the data structure. I guess the GP was referring to this.
I still remember the days when those who eliminated books were viewed as the bad guys...
Because if you can power a fridge this way, you can power an automobile this way. They won't let this happen.

The current power structures in the world (petrodollar, etc) and world economy as a whole (massive employment within oil industry and throughout supply chains catering to oil industry) are too intertwined with the oil industry to allow any other technologies to swiftly disrupt that.
e-ink is a company, it's a Active Matrix Electrophoretic Displays (AMEPD).
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Something I still miss is a free and easy PDF tool which lets you delete, reorder and add pages from multiple PDFs. On Windows there is just Xodo but its UX is unfortunately subpar and on macOS you have Preview where the UI is better but once you have multiple PDFs from where you get the pages it can get confusing.
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Because Python and JS are extremely difficult to use and extremely hard to understand for most cases that a user with no training in programming would have.

Most people who have been programming a while disregard what a huge barrier to entry syntax is. Python's bizarre white-space sensitive syntax is especially bad for this kind of embedding. Another huge barrier to entry is the need for explicit iteration - the much more beginner-friendly option is to express operations in terms of their effects on the "selected" element in a list, or on the whole list, relying on the programming environment to actually handle the iteration.

Overall, I think the approach taken here, of offering a beginner-friendly programming language AND environment, which exposes the resulting code as a data structure and not an opaque script, has some of the best chances of taking a PoC built by a domain expert and actually turning it into production software. Even better, it greatly expands what a user can do without ever reaching for a programmer to do it for them.