skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe but this is at the cost of worst design..

For me the 'logical' thing to do to build a 'safety first' OS in the 21st century would be: use the seL4 microkernel and then Rust to build the full OS kernel.

Though I don't know if Spectre changed this.
The kid with learning difficulties struggling with English. It’s a shock I know.

See it’s why the one/two word “correction” response comes off as such a dick move. It doesn’t actually help the other person. It either comes with zero meaning so offers no way to learn (if it’s actually meant as help which, I have my doubts that it actually is most of the time). Or it’s being said in a superior tone to someone who can not help it and has heard it soo many times it basically becomes an insult.
Can anyone familiar with shipping offer an explanation for this track other than the funny, obvious, and probably wrong one?

https://twitter.com/KyeFox/status/1374513117326024705
The incentives are different. Medium has it so that everybody pulls from the same pot of money; blogspam pays. Substack, everybody is running their own newsletter. If you want to make money, you need repeat customers. Blogspam doesn't pay.
100%. The amount of people chasing SCENE cred is crazy.
Hmm, I guess I don't get it. I feel like if you have such a sequence of algorithms A_i, you can "string them together" to get a single algorithm A which has the property that it has complexity O(n^{1 + epsilon}) for any epsilon > 0. Specifically, suppose we know that A_i requires time at most C_i + D_i n^{1 + 1/i}. Then there exists N_i such that, for any n >= N, C_i + D_i n^{1 + 1/i} >= C_{i+1} + n^{1 + 1/(i+1)}, and so can't we specify A by saying "if the input has size n where N_i <= n < N_{i+1}, perform A_i"?
How are you defining success? Is Substack actually profitable, or do its VC-financed authors just receive more clicks than Medium’s?
Looking at GP's foto again I believe the name of the ship they photographed ends with a 'G'. But I also realized my mistake with mixing up the ship's name with the company name.
About the RMS Cancellation
$500/mo is $6k/year. There are definitely people for whom that is not possible, but there are a lot of people for whom that is possible. If you work in software, odds are pretty good you're in the latter category, even at the start of your career. $1M as a target is chosen arbitrarily, and often people save less earlier and more later; it's a simplistic model. (As financial advice: you should still save, even if you can't save $500/mo.)

"Never going to happen" is probably overstating it.
> Executable space protection requires special hardware (the NX bit) or expensive software emulation.

"Special hardware" is literally everywhere. It's more accurate to call it "special" if it doesn't support NX.

> Somebody must have thought so, because it is so prevalent now.

FWIW, those people (pippac iirc/ paxteam?) were well aware of ROP when they created it. It's sad how hard it is to find the original sources these days, the docs are all so old - someone can maybe find security.txt?
I don't see AMP sites because I don't use google search. I prefer Duckduckgo and Safari over Google Search & Chrome
how do we get the media to change their approach?
What helped me greatly was a little piece of paper (moleskin) and a pen. In theory i could not all things in my smartphone. But the lure of the paper as a sketch material for ideas is unbroken. Just have it with you wherever you go and that paper fills itself.
Do not write whole essays, just single words if needed, just to anchor your "interest" in a thought direction.
There you have it, shows you how much I know about boats, although the more I’ve been reading this thread the more interested I am about learning more about the industry.
digikey has some in stock now. like this 4GB / 16GB:

https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/raspberry-pi/SC02...

... search for "pi compute module 4" in digikey. I see 5 different ones in stock now.

Also, Adafruit has this one in stock: https://www.adafruit.com/product/4791
This, but broadly speaking, the US is a different culture. There are many other small things that could get you, too. There are upsides for sure, but some downsides you might not think about other than those obvious ones.

US taxes are a pain. You absolutely need a car. 4 hour car journey are "short", coming from Europe it's sometimes hard to mentally grasp the size. Metro areas in the US are huge. Commutes in cities where you would get the highest salary can be insane. They have little green space, and what is there and easily accessible will be packed on weekends. Broadband is hit or miss. Worrying about healthcare. The cost of university for kids. Being salaried can mean loads of overtime or uncompensated on-call. Depending on the state, ridiculous non-competes and "everything you do in your spare time is also ours" clauses. Visas and an insane path to permanent residency should you want to stay. Everything is non-metric.

You shouldn't move just for the money. Happiness is a hard thing, and the grass is always greener on the other side.

Edit: Apologies, OP said "work for an American company from Europe" - I think this will be hard, especially trying to demand a US salary without moving, but good luck if you can do it.
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Sounds like the trees have discovered it.
Until hardware can do everything free and instantly, making computations cheaper and faster will be a core problem in CS. Everyone enjoys when the hardware gives free gains though :)
Obviously cis and trans women are not completely indistinguishable -- they have overlapping but distinct medical needs, for example. This is a strawman position.

However, GCs tend to believe in an oppositionally sexist view of the world, where your assigned sex at birth puts you in one of two firm categories, and any sort of crossing over or breach between categories is impossible. That's how GCs construct their categories.
I am sure you meant

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Have you seen: https://sveltematerialui.com/
I feel you. Something to consider though, regarding shared interests: I have found it more pleasing to learn about somebody else's interests rather than simply affirming my own. Eventually it tends towards each side learning to like the others interests, or at least be familiar with them.

The problem I see is the lack of genuine interest in many. I don't really think that (in general) "video games" or "the office" or "anime" are interests, unless it becomes either uncomfortably obsessive (negative) or creation (positive). Same can go for things like hiking, board games, partying... these are activities, not really interests. People seem afraid to expose what truly interests them even long into a relationship.
Are there still a lot of people using Vim?
To give a different spin on your question: you are really asking if should you relocate to a high cost of living environment and geo-arbitrage. SF, NYC, Seattle, Boston. All of them pay high salaries for highly educated labor. They have to. To retain senior talent, you need to be able to give them enough money to afford transportation, lodging, entertainment, etc. Cost of basic necessities is capitalistic and rises when the average salary does. Like all other environments, most people like to save 10-20% per year for retirement and longer term investment. That 10-20% annual savings in a place with a $400K/yr average salary can go a lot farther in a European city where engineers with €65K/yr average salaries do the same strategy. Of course, when you come back 10+ years later, you'll have missed out on a lot of memories with friends. If friends are less important or you don't feel attached to your environment, then maybe the tradeoff is worth it. The FIRE movement arises from an extreme version of this, where people would rather live in a lifestyle city with little industry upon retirement.

Source: I moved from Alabama to Silicon Valley + NYC for a FANG. I loved it. I wasn't attached to Alabama, although I underestimated how much I missed seeing my college friends progress through life. That said, now I'm attached to avoiding winter and don't benefit as much from the geo-arbitrage. I work in system infrastructure, which has significantly better work:life balance options than product or ops.
At the cost of probably making all APIs a bit less efficient. Now I wonder if any Plan 9 derivative offers a 3D rendering API?
It is the new Sapper, yep.

Don't shrug, this is he most exciting framework I've seen in 22 years of fullstack dev.

Sapper was awesome, and I fully expect SvelteKit to raise the bar even further.
That doesn't address my point: Couldn't Google just have increased the rank of pages with minimal Javascript and faster load times?

I think you might be strawmanning why some HN folks don't like AMP. To me, at least, it looks like someone abusing their position as the dominant search engine.

AMP lightning icons didn't get attached to pages with just one tracker and fast renders. They were attached to pages served by Google that only supported Google tracking.
> This is a fundamental principle of garbage collection. You can either have low latency or high throughput. You can't get both.

> All optimizations that improve latency come at a cost

Huh? That's a very strange, absolutist statement. There are many cases where you have the opportunity to trade off one of latency and throughput for the other, yes. But there are also many cases where an optimization can improve both.
OpenWRT's story

https://lwn.net/Articles/837491/
Really? Not tech that _actually_ works?
Most Myanmar people are hoping that there will be some UN peacekeeping troops so that the military cannot just load up machine guns on the truck (e.g., https://scontent.fewr1-5.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/163001326_10...) and shoot people randomly (e.g., NSFW image of a 7-year old boy shot and killed today https://scontent.fewr1-6.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/163537200_24...).

I personally don't trust in UN and don't think of them as an effective organization.
This is interesting also. Maybe I need to do the math and compare potential electric bills.
If I’m understanding your request, Ableton Live will do that for you. You can set probability that it will choose a given beat pattern and now with their latest version you can also set the probability that an individual note will trigger.
After I watched Solaris I decided to space out the other Tarkovsky films over a period of years. They each hit me so hard that I wanted to always know there was one waiting for me that I could look forward to seeing, ideally as a restored print at the local rep cinema. Now I only have The Sacrifice left.

I also very much recommend Chris Marker's documentary on Tarkovsky, One Day in the Life of Andrei Arsenevitch [1][2]. Germane to this thread, he compares aspects of his films to Kurosawa in parts. Marker is also an incredible singular filmmaker, and the documentary is more of a love letter to Tarkovsky while he's on his deathbed. If you enjoy this, then oh do I envy you getting to go down the Marker rabbit hole and watching Sans Soleil and La Jetée for the first time.

[1] English with Turkish subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=35lETmPDypI

[2] French https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M56i90Q1-Y
... another place I have order from in the past that has some in stock: https://www.canakit.com/raspberry-pi-compute-module-cm4.html
The problem I had with this style training is you are fundamentally asking the dog to make a choice, the best I can offer is its favorite treat and praise. Inevitably something better than that will come along. I have seen my dog hear a command that he knows will 100% result in a treat, pause to look at me, and then turn again to chase a squirrel. I don't want to discipline my dog but I don't see how a carrot only method of training can result in perfect obedience, and for a command like "Come" it can literally be deadly if they decide they don't need a treat at that moment.
In 2016, Prokopowicz and Berg-Andreassen defined a container ship with a capacity of 10,000 to 20,000 TEU as a Very Large Container Ship (VLCS), while that with a capacity greater than 20,000 TEU as an Ultra Large Container Ship (ULCS)

They are gonna run out of larger adjectives pretty soon.
It is not.

https://www.autostraddle.com/6-amazing-women-speedrunners-to...

"Six amazing women speedrunners" and only one of them actually had to build their rep as a woman.
Gentrification is what happens when you don't tear down old buildings for condos. The old buildings let fewer people live there, and therefore only the rich lived in them.

Tokyo is cheap because Japan treats houses like used cars - it's actually cheaper to sell the house if you tear it all down first.
Fine, an unfortunate technical issue it is.

Oopsie!
No one wants to get in trouble for picking something that everyone hasn't heard of. For many, WordPress is synonymous with CMS.
Open enough for you to be sold into slavery.
I'd recommend reading Julia Serano's Whipping Girl to start.

I'm also happy to explain transness in detail to the cis people I know and trust in real life. Perhaps get to know a trans person among your friends, family or coworkers, and build enough of a relationship with them that they trust you. I generally don't do it on internet forums because of the range of responses I've gotten in places like this thread.
Does anyone know who reads content on Medium regularly? Or are there people/orgs you think of as credible publishing on the platform?

They've always been the TEDx of blogs in my mind: well-marketed, but of variable and unremarkable quality. I wonder if I'm missing something.
The sense this term is using 'quantum' is as a shorthand for a point in time, where attacking cryptosystems using quantum computers becomes feasible.

So you can talk ante-quantum and post-quantum in this sense, but it makes little sense to talk about just 'quantum', in exactly the same way that we schedule a lot of things AM and PM but very little for precisely noon.
> What we figured out we could do is build our own hot dog-manufacturing plant (in Los Angeles) and make our own Kirkland Signature hot dogs. Now we are doing so much hot dog business that we've opened up another plant in Chicago.

This reminded me of the odd fact that Volkswagen also produces their own sausage and ketchup:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_currywurst
Pirates do the work when publishers fail to preserve games
The open letter reads more like a denouncement of a defector by a North Korean newspaper.

Calling people names in public ("transphobic", "misogynistic") is no acceptable mean to approach social conflict. I agree that some of RMS's behaviors are objectionable, but the Open Letter puts the bar even lower. In terms of removing bad behaviors from Open Source, this is a net loss.
On one hand you're absolutely correct in that Julia is dispatch-oriented, and doesn't have ton in common with what is commonly considered OOP today.

However, as far as I understand it there is also an argument to be made that multiple dispatch is at least as close to Alan Kay’s original intent for OO (e.g. [1]) than is the currently-ubiquitous class-based version of OO that leads to things like `RequestProcessorFactoryFactory` s with `RequestProcessorFactoryFactory.getRequestProcessorFactory(Class)` methods.

[1] https://medium.com/javascript-scene/the-forgotten-history-of...
Amen! That's why I love living in Portland. Most areas of Portland, and even some of the surrounding towns, look far more like those images of Norway then the American examples. I came here specifically to escape the soul-crushing car-focused culturelessness of the suburbia I grew up in. Happy to wake up here every day!
> ROME (Reuters) - The new coronavirus was circulating in Italy in September 2019, a study by the National Cancer Institute (INT) of the Italian city of Milan shows, signaling that it might have spread beyond China earlier than thought.

https://www.reuters.com/article/health-coronavirus-italy-tim...

It is plausible that the virus was spread before recognized and treated as a global pandemic. Few flights were banned for months. Chinese tourists were in Italy up until the lockdowns.

But very often this "appeared outside China" is deflection and falsely invoked. Mind you that Reuters write: "it might have spread beyond China earlier than thought". Not: It came from Italy to China, and only became problematic in Wuhan. Every time China is reluctantly forced to move back the timeline on its patient 0, it starts pushing a narrative of COVID outside of China just a few months before their patient 0. It is a tiring use of an obvious and plausible bait-and-switch.

We already knew that Western expats and their relations in Wuhan got viral pneumonia in November 2019, while by January 2020, China did not consider it wise to inform the world of human-to-human transmission.
Great will try this!
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Again, I'm saying I think people would interpret "what are the chances this is a coincidence" as "what are the chances of this occurring coincidentally (i.e. by chance, naturally, not influenced by an outside force)", to which they would answer 1/36.
Thank you for the very nice explanation!
Riding bikes helps me think:

https://journal.dedasys.com/2015/04/20/the-bicycle-a-thinkin...
You can get an i3 with 8G, passively cooled in a VESA format enclosure with wifi and ethernet for sub $200 on aliexpress.
I found a script that allowed me to unsubscribe from everyone. I also added some uBlock rules. My LinkedIn feed is literally empty.

Like the other person who replied, LinkedIn made me angry, but I still returned to it when I ran out of things to check. Now there's nothing there to check.

It worked so well that I did the same with Facebook.
So? I subscribe to individual authors who happen to be on Substack, not to Substack or all newsletters on its platform in general.
Awesome work - I ran into an issue with spaces in the TZ_LIST config and sent a PR https://github.com/oz/tz/pull/14
A shitty game for shitty people
> There isn't annoying modals that take over the screen. No ads inject themselves into my scroll. Videos players that work and don't have two minutes of prerolls and the main content just buffers forever.

All of these functions are already served by my adblocker, which does not hijack the URL to do so.
Medium has a very strong SEO long-tail (case in point, Towards Data Science, which is hosted on Medium, dominates the Google search results for anything related to data science despite the variable quality of the articles).

I haven't seen any recent articles on Medium go viral on Twitter/HN in a surprisingly long time.
Thank you. The Myanmar military is no different than ISIS militia in that they have makeshift trucks loaded with guns and they roam around the city shooting anyone randomly on sight. I have made a comment with the pictures as an example here [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26562272].

One thing you could do is to raise awareness about this and maybe donate, if you can, or support these groups:
https://www.mutualaidmyanmar.org/
https://www.justiceformyanmar.org/
In what way do may statements and reality diverge? Be specific with quotes.

For example

> science does not have the tools to reproduce the beginning of the Universe. If it's not reproducible it's not Science.

What followed in this thread wasn't a discussion of religion. The post you are directly replying to directly dealt with the charge that it is impossible to scientifically examine the beginning on life on earth because it wasn't reproducible and ergo not science based on your misunderstanding what reproducible means.

If you look again up thread you will see that religion was discussed in a different part of the thread. Did you mean entirely different statements were strawmen? If so what and again please be specific.

I have myself been very specific in the arguments I refuted so you can do the same.
Which users? What a sweeping generalization. Your disdain for some mythical group of people is very odd.

Besides, does blocking ads and trackers not at least partially alleviate the issue? Works well for me and, in combination with a reader view, is a significantly better experience than AMP. I'd argue that those "hackers" you very much hate are the exact ones fighting against corporate bloat on the web.
I decided to use Redux Bundler for a project at work. All the magic defined with Redux, and simple component building with Svelte. No hassle.
Farquad says hello and welcome to the public palace!!!!
I'm curious about your intent with this question. Do you sincerely wonder? Are you trying to make a joke?
I'd still like a dedicated plural to use as a pronoun for a group. We could get a new word for that.
> Seems to be working out OK for them.

You pick the outlier and claim it's working out.

The vast consolidation in the industry demonstrates that it's NOT working out. Everyone is trying to go to bigger volumes because there's no money in smaller volumes.

The ARM microcontroller business is a good example. Everybody is generating the same ARM Cortex-M3/M4 with the same peripherals with the same power consumption and the same prices and ...
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