skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think this is the ANSI draft Ritchie was commenting on: http://www.3kranger.com/LabNotes/ANSI-C-X3J1188-Draft.pdf -- section 3.35.3 talks about 'noalias'. It does not define 'noalias' in terms of whether arguments do or do not overlap -- it defines concepts of 'actual objects' which lvalues are handles to, and 'virtual objects' which lvalues with the noalias attribute are handles to, and rules about the contents of the virtual object being synchronized with the actual object at various points. Presumably the intention was to define abstract semantics corresponding to "OK if you don't overlap arguments" but it's definitely not clear to me that this hard-to-understand virtual-and-actual-objects business is in fact doing that.

I think Ritchie may be saying that the expectation is that if you have an array x[1024], then memcpy(x, x + 512, 10) should be OK, as it's copying between two non-overlapping slices of the array; but the noalias annotation is overbroad and acts on the entirety of the x[] array, making the call undefined behaviour. But I'm not sure :-)
I tend to use singlefile extension.

I am looking for something that saves just the JSON responses from a website. I can see the JSON in devtools network tab but can't extract it. I'm not a webdev so it may be easy I just don't know how it's done.
What intrigued me when I first came across the story of Nanda Devi Device was the fluidity of India's non-alignment towards Soviet Union/USA. Sino-India war of 1962 showcased India's non-alignment led to its isolation with great powers ignoring what's going on in the region. I presume this had a greater role to play when India decided to work with USA to spy on China.

Then again situation reversed within a decade, during 1971 war to liberate East-Pakistan India had Indo-Soviet friendship treaty, USA sent carrier USS Enterprise under Task Force 74 to Bay of Bengal which was intercepted by Soviet Naval force, Nixon even sent a proposal for cooperation of Chinese army at borders; But China didn't act on it(Possibly on insistence by Soviet Union).

Now India's diplomatic strategy seems to have reversed again with greater alignment towards USA with every passing year especially with the neighbor to the North flexing again.
Out of those apps, only 2-3 use Material Design.
MD seems to attract a lot of poor copies, misunderstandings and projects that pay lip service to it, but have only superficial similarities.
They weren't spoofing the order book, right? You would look not just at trade volume, but also the bid interest, when considering future liquidity, I think. And that information was all accurate, to my knowledge. (I might be totally wrong! Would love to learn more.)
You don't even Intel employees for that. State actors typically get source access for 'verfication' purposes.

Russia and China would get Windows source access for instance.
Furthermore, many designers--at least those developing mobile apps etc.--are young people with good eyesight. There's also a general fashion element but I suspect this is one factor in the popularity of thin, small fonts today. (TBF, there's also a general trend towards simpler logos and the like which render well on mobile.)
It’s a low-skill premium-paying job that turns away most applicants.
>"Such a shame, it’s the best size phone I’ve had."

Likewise. It seems we will never see a comparable size flagship ever again though. I bought two new sealed box original SE's on eBay last year when they announced that the new SE would be larger, in the hopes they will last me for a while. I literally cannot imagine ever wanting another phone. It's without a doubt the best product Apple has ever designed.
This was also my first though: Did this person never saw a properly working menu before?

The proposed solution in the blog post is just crap. That's not like menus work!

That one needs to click to close a menu is especially bad UX.

But the root of all evil is clearly that web-tech just isn't suitable for application development! You need to "reinvent" basic stuff. Like menus…
That sounds terrible! Im so sorry!
One of the obvious problems is that Ossis are still massively underrepresented in the German elite. Only a tiny proportion of big business owners are Eastern, the proportion of Easterners among university professors or judges is smaller than expected, even in the new Länder, the same applies in culture.

This cannot really be compensated by money, especially if that money flows back into Western corporations (such as construction companies that build infrastructure).
None to add to that, though I was more thinking (as another child post) of poets and thinkers who were clearly self-referentially aware of what they were doing and what was going on generally with literary narrative (Swift and Coleridge come to mind).

Edit: oh that child post was you :). Yeah there was for sure a gaping lacuna before Chaucer, and even then you may be right that there was nothing as explicitly on the nose until the 20th century.

TV tropes and Mr Smithsonian are still late to the race in the scheme of things but nearer the pointy end than my original post may have given credit.
Letting these ML agents loose on your game is also a good way to discover bugs in the implementation that a human player might never run into. When I first messed about with RL[1] I quickly discovered this, with my 'AI' learning to abuse invalid moves to get a re-roll of the dice or to stay put when it should have been forced to move.
[1] - https://datasciencecastnet.home.blog/2020/01/24/swoggle-part...
These are the guys behind https://clickclickclick.click
In 2045, 3% of the world population is still using retarded units. The world; perhaps; never changes.
Source on the $2T?
You can. You just have to attach TTS output and STT input to your terminal. The game is already there, and people have been turning text into speech and speech into text with their computers for decades now. It's just on you to configure your text input and output devices.
I advise reading the manual of NEWP, released in 1961.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NEWP

And also the C history, written by Dennis.

https://csapp.cs.cmu.edu/3e/docs/chistory.html

C took over the world thanks to UNIX, while Denis and Thompson decided to ignore what came the decade before.

> Although we entertained occasional thoughts about implementing one of the major languages of the time like Fortran, PL/I, or Algol 68, such a project seemed hopelessly large for our resources: much simpler and smaller tools were called for. All these languages influenced our work, but it was more fun to do things on our own.

And they were aware of some caveats

> To encourage people to pay more attention to the official language rules, to detect legal but suspicious constructions, and to help find interface mismatches undetectable with simple mechanisms for separate compilation, Steve Johnson adapted his pcc compiler to produce lint [Johnson 79b], which scanned a set of files and remarked on dubious constructions.

Problem is that unlike Dennis and Thompson, static analysis is a foreign words for most C devs (current surveys place it around 11%).
That's ok, just make more cards.
Kali Win-KeX: Integrated/Seamless WSL2 Kali Desktop
I use it everyday. Its just not. Video calls are strictly worse, forwarding images is strictly worse, no ability to share history in group chats, the UI is just inferior. Some of these, I can live without, others are really preventing my friends and family from using the app.

Also, scheduled messages. Ability to message people without exposing ones phone number (a real blocker from using Signal for some group chats that are privacy minded). Default camera is very bad, image picker is slow and picks images from all dorectories instead of my main camera dir. My gf wasn't even aware its possible to send multiple images in a single message until I pointed it out. Telegram has none of these issues :/ I really want to love signal, its my daily driver. But its incredibly hard.
Klein bottle shaped pastas can be constructed and blur the distinction between extruded noodles and filled pastas.

Getting hungry thinking about it.
Yes, they're around longer than an extra month, but as these organizations see it, they would never get the valuable work they really want out of the eventually promoted juniors who burn out that quickly, anyway, regardless of work hours. The shortened tenure just reduces the cost of their process to find people who will thrive when they are given seniority and staff on top of their ability to work long hours well.

If you want to put math on it, something like this might be the model:

Value of low stamina junior employee, overworked: x

Value of low stamina junior employee, 40h/week: 2x

Value of high stamina junior employee, overworked: 1.5x

Value of low stamina junior employee after seniority: 4x

Value of high stamina junior employee after seniority: 5-10x

This gap trend continues to widen up the ranks, up to the top, since the top executives of these companies still have to close deals with the most significant clients.

My opinion is that up-or-out is a worse model for most organizations than a flatter model that promotes and pays ICs and technical leaders accordingly and doesn't assign outsized prestige to deal closers--but I can't deny these organizations are effective at selecting the right people for them.
If they shipped the robot in cars because that was cheaper than removing it, then in an ideal world they should document that, IMO. Obviously we don't live in an ideal world.
Oh awesome, thanks a lot! :-)
Should the banks have no incentive to make sure fraud isn’t happening? They’re making profit off the deal and are benefiting from the fraud. If they had no downside from fraudulent transactions then wouldn’t they have zero reason to do any sort of due diligence on student loans? It’s not like they have to worry about the debt going away via bankruptcy
Nags you about installing it on any Google site essentially. Not just Google.com
It has a lot of noticeable delays, they're just hidden by the interface.
I agree with your points, but the OP was specifically asking for tip on building empathy and becoming a better listener. Software types like me are problem solvers, and to us, problems exist to be solved. It took me many years (and my late Wife's great help) to understand that not every complaint was a request for a solution.

So I stick by my initial suggestion, until at least the person trying to learn listening skills feels that they are making progress.
The desktop app has managed to corrupt its database multiple times since I started using it a couple of months ago. Its really bad for an app to do that in this day and age, mind you. This is btrfs levels of bad.
>is one of the foundations of Russian resentment towards the US

surely one of the reasons for continuation of Russian resentment, not a foundation?
Für ein Deutschland in den Grenzen von 1228 - Neapel bleibt unser!
Because you are not using an Adblocker.
"PCAP or GTFO!"
Neuroscientifically Challenged
I'll assume you want to continue working there...

Do you have any trace of this in writing?

You have your code reviews in some management system like GitHub and GitLab.

When you have talked with your manager, and when you talk with them, send a recap of the conversation for memo. Same for conversations you have with your coworker.

Make sure it will not become a he said she said issue. Every interaction in writing.

It will become obvious who's doing what, who's not doing their job, etc.

This will avoid the situation where they get fired and tell you "You didn't tell me" or that there were no warnings.

Keep calm and courteous. There are people who count on you losing your shit and say "See what I have to deal with?". Gaslighting and all.

Version control is not just for code.

When doing things in writing, do not exclude th possibility of reading what you wrote and thinking "Holy cow, I'm the asshole". Either way, verba volant, scripta manent.
Careful numerical analysis can also be very worthwhile with integer math as well.
I do lean on my own instincts. I won't just give up on an idea because someone doesn't like it. They need to convince me. I'm just open to being convinced. But I'm also just wrong sometimes anyway. It's not a science.
Winter makes Canada more expensive. Some people are unwilling to wipe out domestic production. And once the wall is up, the dairy cartel is free to optimize the price. Ugly stuff.
Is it? I wouldn't say ironic, however I can see why you might reach that conclusion.

The demo isn't a representation of a productionised end product. It is a playground representating the findings of the authors article for desktop users; it simulates a dynamic window which you can resize using your mouse - so the demo not functioning properly on mobile seems acceptable.
In France, no one reads Derrida. No one ever did. He never really mattered. People never really considered him as an important philosopher neither a second tier one. It always amazed me that americans embraced him. I tried a few times reading him it is just an horrible vain experience full of really vain writing. He was probably the closest to what is modern american philosophy: marketing. no depth and all in appearances.

funny that now his thoughts -that contributed to all the skin-color related communitarianism and destructuration that is pushing american middle/lower class into race-centric battles (while educating everyone at the same time that race doesn't exist) instead of focusing on class issues (occupy wall street)- are coming back to france imported from all the american minds and social movements.

Just like USA thought they won the cold war going to space while the communists entered their schools and educated their kids we see similar things in france with us fighting the ideas of derrida decades ago not to enter into society just to see them coming back x10 from the american empire through netflix,twitter, facebook and even hacker news of today. and obviously the vicious thing of this americanized destructuring system is that they developed tools to annihilate any alternative thoughts (Censorship on twitter/fb, downvote on HN/Shaming individuals at work or even remove them from their job for daring to think by themselves) deeming them racist,supremacist or whatever is it. even if it comes from minorities - like me- then they will call us uncle tom or "race traitor" because we try to debate instead of siding with the people who think they are right and that destructuring should happen
Live at the Intro – A Video Game Music Online Radio
We are talking about browsers with serious market share here, Rust and Servo are irrelevant to the future of the Web.

Let Google close the money stream and lets see what happens.

I hope to be wrong.
It's definitely related to the cost of hiring and the cost of the employees. But it can work against the employees in the long run because they learn they can get away with bad behaviour and it gets normalised. Then it's hard to genuinely improve, so acts as an invisible barrier to their career growth (or worse, doesn't, and that demotivates the others).
In Central Bank of India, to change your netbanking password, once you click change password, a physical mail will be sent and you have to go and collect from the branch manager and he would start a talk with you for 20mins asking all your details and sort of things before giving you the letter. All this just to change NetBanking password , after doing it and getting it locked again due website slowness, I never used their NetBanking itself.
Wait, so there are people who are expecting hardware manufacturers to dictate to users what their products can or cannot be used for? Is this the war on general purpose computing I've been hearing about?
Can you start small and build a portfolio of VST's or plugins? Apply after proving, so to speak?
I'm looking forward to the next installment "Machine Learning Machine Learning for game development," the blog article written instructing general AI on how to generate better ML models for video games.
Hot take: I prefer eating pasta to eating sauce. A bit of sauce, sure, but “maximum saucibility” makes me think you should just grab a spoon and eat sauce.
Not sure what if I agree with either of your accessment of Google technology working better, and a more certainly don't agree with the word not being a good collaboration tool.

I do agree that Google support isn't worth shit, and not worth the cost.
I think that it is called "Powerkit" in a sense that it gives C programmers some tools that make daily programming task easier.
Rent as cheaply as possible, minimize expenses, sell RSUs, buy bitcoin. It’s not too late. :-)
I’m not sure I disagree with you, but triple the price isn’t just a little more.
(We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26522550.)
I live in Europe. My union offers to negotiate employment contract termination on my behalf as part of their services to members.
If the movie ‘up in the air’ depicts real situations, and I’m pretty sure it does, we have the opposite in the US, where a team is brought in to fire you. I guess it’s because it’s awkward but also because they fear your reaction.
That or from what I’ve read, they just get security to escort you out.
I wonder how the DDLog compares to Souffle. I think that the biggest difference is that Souffle is batch-oriented. It is less clear how different are the expressiveness, type systems or the recommended patterns. The syntax of DDLog looks seems to be closer to Souffle than to Datomic with EDN.
Rejoice there is better now ! I was educated as an atheist democrat liberal in the French Republic and decided to migrate to China and make children there !

It goes both ways, there's bound to be an increased inbound migration to China from other philosophies and it's not obvious we won't end up contaminating them a bit too !
This is maybe true in some facile sense, but companies can and do exchange market cap for working capital through ATM offerings[0]. Is there some specific reason companies cannot sell stock to finance fines? (Even if it is disallowed in some regulatory sense -- I am not aware of this -- money is fungible, and I don't believe a single fine prevents future stock offerings.)

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At-the-market_offering
Full version of Firefox on Android hasn't crashed on me in months. I know what you are referring to. I would recommend giving it a try again. New version is also very fast.
To be fair, much of the content on TikTok is more creative, more profound, or both. I see serious media criticism, commentary on the perspective of black Americans facing the threat of police brutality, lighthearted media criticism/parody, music and music history analysis, behind-the-scenes looks at a variety of unfamiliar professions, and so much more.

And this studio seems to produce high-effort, low-impact content pointing out that Google isn’t incentivized to tell children they’ve drawn penises or that people like popping balloons.

The victimhood complex is a tired look, the studio should try putting their content on TikTok, the artistic constraints might help them be more creative and original.
I have it all mixed up in my head tbh, you are right. Mutual credit is an even more explicit money mechanism though
It sounds fake to be honest.
No, it's not. The argument rests on the fact that it can't be solely discrete across the entire system. The discrete information needs to "come-together" in a non-discrete way, e.g. something like quantum coherence. This is the binding-problem in a nutshell.

All quanta arise from the wave-equations and can be modeled with continuous mathematics.
Support was offered, on West Germany's terms. As per wikipedia,

> Despite these problems, the process of unification moved ahead, albeit slowly. The Treuhand, staffed almost entirely by Germans from the west, became the virtual government of eastern Germany.

I agree, I would like to have a better background on this. The West did face severe difficulties & extreme extreme burdens of it's own in trying to support & integrate. But it continually feels to me like the image of this being a take-over are not unfounded. Trying to figure out a way to sustain & support the economy, to allow space for a more graceful self-rule, under which terms transition could be better, more slowly explored would have been immensely interesting. Instead, we got a much fairer, nicer version of what was just starting to happen somewhat East of Germany, in the wake of the fall of the USSR ten months three weeks earlier: a sell off, a economic re-dividing up of spoils, a commercialization of a nation.

There were huge huge challenges, and it's not as simple at all as saying capitalism is at fault here. This wasn't even necessarily predatory. The world continues to have faith above all in the GDP, in macro-economics. The drive to push GDP up, by all means, quickly, or else (given the economic troubles faced) is a very real & valid survival reflex; quite understandable. It's hard to imagine what alternatives there were, especially given the already fairly dire economic state of East Germany/the German Democratic Republic at the time, but I don't think it is a "very weirdly biased view" at all that I nor wikipedia present: that the GDR was coerced into change, rapidly, by external forces, with little respect to self-determinism & little chance given for the people to figure out a way forward to try to support each other, in a less ambitiously bottom-line oriented manner.

I'm a little more aware of the contemporary situation, where there is an alarming rise of far-right angry-popularism. From the same sort of economically-left-behind folks who feel left out of modern society. And while I think their reaction is malformed, I can sympathize with their anger and recognize the common problems faced by "rural America" and much of East Germany.

Anyhow, you've rather told me I'm full of shit, and I'd like rather much if you could find something beyond criticism to offer to this conversation. Do you have any materials or suggestions for the readers here?
Wow ! I wonder if cherry would sell these switches for standalone keyboards
Big fan of nonviolent communication. It's a great framework for telling folks that you feel wronged by their behavior.
Thanks for this.

Bringing this down to the CPU is as absurd as all those 17th century opponents of materialism. "How can rude matter bring about all the ineffable qualia!" Hilarious.
This would mean a lot more if ROCM worked on these cards. These cards are capable of a lot but the software stack (OpenCL) leaves a lot to be desired.

I don’t know what AMD is doing, to be honest. You would think that they’d want to get this all working ASAP so that they can serve as an alternative to nvidia for ML and gpgpu.

I guess there’s so much demand for Nvidia between ML and cryptocurrency and gaming that AMD having feature parity with nvidia in only one subcategory (gaming) is enough to still sell all their production capacity.
My dad’s uncle had an enormous model railroad in his basement. He used to let us go down there and he’d turn them all on for us. We’d spend the entire family gathering just staring at the set.

If you’re in the Bay Area, Los Altos has a yearly model railroad event by the history museum. Don’t know if they’ll do it this year, but it’s indoor/outdoor and a fun thing to go (and for kids as well).
How the Strand Lost Its Workers
Yeah that fact about the Russian soldiers blew my mind when I stumbled across it. Germany also provided money for housing when the soldiers got back. It was basically bribery haha. They didn’t leave until 1994 iirc
When I visited Athens, the massive colonies of feral cats were very notable. They could take over parks.

American culture is specifically oriented toward preventing this kind of thing from happening. A feral cat is judged to be in need of a home. And there is a very widespread popular effort to say that you are doing something immoral if you don't spay your cat -- if a fertile cat did go feral, it might have children!
Given how many Internet commenters think they’re experts on Chernobyl now, it’s not like he’s alone.