skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> UTXO is massively parallel

I don't quite understand what you mean by UTXO being parallel. Can you explain more?

My naive understanding is that the amount of unspent bitcoin you have at an address (UTXO) has to be accurate for the critical path of verifying a double spend doesn't happen, and updating multiple UTXOs in parallel seems like it would allow violating that.
I'm actually quite sad that the Haiku community never managed to marshal the effort to do a Raspberry Pi port. It would have been a killer OS on it, but somehow it never panned out.

(I remember some early discussions in the forums where at first the Pi was dissed in favor of the BeagleBone, and then because of Broadcom, and then, later on, because of "lack of openness", so I'm chalking it down to a mixture of bias and a huge blind spot...)
Not a Googler, but I've done many projects in both Canvas and HTML/CSS/JS.

Canvas is actually really hard to get right. You basically are given these super basic tools and have to go do everything yourself. With HTML and CSS you're standing on the shoulders of giants. With Canvas you're drawing arcs and squares and lines.

That being said, canvas is the kind of thing if you DO get it right, it's awesome. It's just fast. And really portable: every platform supports a canvas of some kind, and the primitives tend to be really similar.
Goodbye, goodbye... goodbye.
To add to this, cooks are often more economically precarious than front of house & so less likely to stay at home if they are sick.
Interesting. I feel the opposite. Theater and bad faith lying or trickery are far worse to me. The intent from the get go isn’t even trying to do the right thing while also trying to show themselves as the “good”.
Oh, they were criticising your example! Okay, that makes more sense.

When somebody asks for an example of A, and you provide an example of B, they might assume you can't provide an example of A.
They address this in both the article and the video. Their previous version was exactly that and this is twice as fast.
I was going to say "Over time one just doesn't care anymore" but you did it way better. Thank you for that.
obviously that's not the case. more likely the lawyer made a strong argument for reporting the offense that GP couldn't ignore. I'd guess it has something to do with liability. ridiculous as it may seem, people can and do win personal injury suits where they got hurt while trespassing. perhaps if GP failed to respond to known and repeated instances of trespassing, it would expose them to additional legal risk.
> If you look at real inflation it's been closer to 4-5% a year since 2009.

No, it has not:

* https://awealthofcommonsense.com/2021/01/inflation-truthers/

Given that GDP growth has averaged 2% per year, if inflation was 4-5% that would mean the US economy was having 2-3% deflation in real terms.

During the economic devastation of 2009 there was negative 0.35% inflation. Can you imagine what kind of economic apocalypse would occur with negative 2%?

What you are saying makes no sense whatsoever.
in the long term real estate is the winner.
Let me introduce you to Eastern Europe then. Lots of smart and well educated people, western-like culture, big taxes and fees (50% sounds right), and the rate sounds right for a capable developer, especially if he is a quasi-employee, as this sounds. Remote work is an option, but the US companies that do that often skip EU altogether and hire in "cheaper" places (India comes to mind).
Hacker Creates Instagram Story That Is Making Smartphones Crash
How to safely transfer documents to air gapped PC?
Our organization has a requirement to transfer sensitive documents (in both directions) between an air gapped computer and an Internet connected computer (assumed compromised). The air gapped computer stores a large volume of sensitive documents whilst the online computer stores very low volume (accepted risk). On a fixed schedule we move documents for archiving to the air gapped computer and in some rare cases have a requirement to retrieve sensitive documents to the untrusted computer (to forward to 3rd parties).

The threat model excludes TLA's but includes targeted attacks from sophisticated cyber-criminals. Our primary concern is unauthorised access to the air gapped computer through malware or other attack vector.

My solution for retrieving documents from the air gapped PC is to use a USB firewall device (e.g. https://globotron.nz/products/armadillo-hardware-usb-firewall) enforcing write protection when connected to the untrusted PC so no malware can be persisted to it. However we also need to move files (for archiving) from the untrusted PC to the air gapped PC. So far we have considered serial port but its too slow for data volume required. We have also considered burning CD's - This would mitigate against USB firmware related attacks but its not clear what other risks this method entails. Are there any solutions we haven't considered?

Thank you.
Opium is psychoactive, but not a psychedelic.
Location: Ukraine (UTC +3)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: C#, .NET Core, TypeScript, React, Angular, Redux, SQL, MongoDB

Resume/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1axMADuz1C1dAudYBap0S0Edu3yO...

Email: nsinreal@gmail.com

Eight years of commerce experience. Nerd with various areas of interest in IT. I started as a naive coder with an algorithmic background. Now I'm able to build a product using only high-level vision. Still love to dig into technologies internals.
Who is really running the show here if you defer every decision to your lawyer instead of your own common sense? You let this guy ruin that kid's life, and paid him for the privilege?
How to make Nim more popular
What's the fastest way to implement integer division in hardware?
90 wpm and I would be wanting to get one myself!
This is incredible. Great work!

I recently looked at making a really simple RTS using something like Unity and I was surprised how little love that genre gets from a lot of engines.
The devil is in the details. The only democracies I know of are in person meetings, though you are correct there are other ways.

The problem is how to get people to think about the issues? Too many fail to realize the unintended consequences of their vote. Too many vote for what they think is popular not what is right.
You cannot Ctrl+U and see the source. You cannot Shift+Ctrl+I and inspect the DOM.

All you get is a bitmap, which is not even that easy to access. Much like a frame generated by a game engine.
Love it, add custom URLS!

The next time I start a new project, I might use this for a landing page !
With autocompletion and advanced prediction 90 characters a minute could be effectively much more.

https://www.tabnine.com/
Guile suffers from the same problems any Lisp does: parantheses everywhere, the code all looks the same. Lisp devs love it (Yay! Homoiconicity! Code is data and data is code!), average devs hate it, it's hard for them to figure at a glance what's what.

Then, macros and DSLs are awesome for solo cowboy coders writing code, not so great for professional programmers working in large teams and reading code 10-100 times more than they write code. This also leads to fragmentation and half finished solutions since the solo devs generally scratch the itch but don't do the hard work required by the last 20% of the project (which as we know, takes 80% of the time).

Then, adoption. It's not there. There are no IDEs except for Emacs (not a popular editor/IDE) or commercial ones which are super expensive. Libraries are in much lower quantity and variety and frequently not as good as those of mainstream languages. Etc, etc.
It was not just the unsophisticated mimicry part, but the fact that he was trying to mimic something that was already being widely ridiculed.

I'm not sure what the modern analogy would be, because I'm not sure what fashion is widely ridiculed. "Drew a fake tattoo with a ballpoint pen and called himself 90's emo goth kid."
Nolan Bushnell, the former founder of Atari and Chuck E. Cheese, launched a restaurant chain in 2000 called uWink where you ordered via an app using a tablet at the table and there were only 'expediters' instead of humans with whom you would interact. There was one in Mountain View around 2007 or 2008 at the corner of Castro and California (replacing one of the original Tung Kee Noodle locations.)

It did not last long.
TikTok removes 500k+ accounts in Italy after DPA order to block underage users
No I think this is actually a fair point, take Musk for example, he owns about 20% of TSLA which is worth ~120B and his total worth is ~150B. If Musk chose to liquidate that then we'd have to speculate quite broadly about what the new fair value for TSLA would be at. It has taken Gates literally decades to completely sell of his stake in MS.
I'd like to chime in here as someone who has worked on optimizing the execution of your code :) Google docs specifically was one of the subjects of a particular performance push when I was working on Spidermnonkey within Firefox, and I got to see how it behaves under the hood pretty well.

The thing that stands out to me the most was the giant sparse array (a regular js-native array) being used to store layout information, presumably. It really messed with our internals because spidermonkey didn't expect those to be used in fastpaths, and it was really lazy about trying to optimize for them.

Anecdotes aside.. I wanted to endorse your entire comment :) I remember thinking to myself how terrible it was to have to piggyback a document layout engine on top of HTML layout and these awful JS abstractions, and how much better and more performant it would be to do a proper layout engine - either in JS or compile-to-wasm, and have it run its own rendering logic.

In particular for large documents where you were making changes to early parts of the document, a single keystroke could invoke this _cascade_ of sparse array fetches and mutations and DOM rearrangements and all sorts of fireworks.
Ah, I'd been using the small model up to this point, so that's probably why I haven't bumped into this.
I tried for it not to be, however there is no technically specific reason no.
Basically all (hardly even an exaggeration!) other cryptocurrencies are attempting to improve upon the throughput issue. Solana is a particularly prominent one with 50k/s

https://solana.com/
An article about Milwaukee! Woah. As a former sever of 7 (?) years throughout high-school and college it seems these articles are missing the elephant in the room:

Restaurant life is hard, thankless and can very much a toxic lifestyle. I worked at 5 restaurants in the city and all of them had their unique workplace culture than ranged from fairly nice to down right exploitation and abuse [1].

Drug use, alcoholism, and often times undercutting your peers so you are scheduled shifts during prime hours just drives morale down. There is high turnover because of these things.
Now that you have trouble hiring is more indicative of not wanting to be treated like crap than "restaurant staff won't come back because lazy". It's baffling to me how out of touch these restaurant owners can be when it comes to the question of not being able to retain staff.

This comment comes across as resentful; but it's important to highlight the less understood aspects of restaurant culture. Generally, it was fulfilling and left me with valuable skills. But, I'd never dare to go back to that lifestyle.

[1]: https://www.jsonline.com/story/money/business/2017/07/14/wat...
The Cicadas Are Coming
Can you explain what you mean about gmail?
Do you have any tips for getting Generalized Anxiety Disorder under control? At least point in the right direction?
I would also postulate that back of the house workers are more likely to be older, lower income and more recent immigrants. So they may have poorer access to healthcare or simply less knowledge or experience in navigating the healthcare system or less likely to seek medical attention at all. Then of course, receiving poorer medical care when they do seek it.
Only that it's a really obvious move for them, for a few reasons (including that making it the norm for stopping ad blockers and trackers forces all their would-be competitors to play catch-up on basic taken-for-granted stuff like displaying text on a screen) and accessibility is the only thing I'm aware of that attacks both the difficulty of the project and the feasibility of the desired outcome, sufficiently to explain why they've not at least given it a shot.
What software should I use to communicate with and train remote employees?
I run a startup that is made up of distributed teams, it is completely remote. I would like to keep everyone on the team on the same page and train them. What software should I use? Any recommendations?
No AVX support with Rosetta2.

Rosetta2 supports up through SSE2. That's the latest instruction set to no longer be patented as of around 2020. They can use x86_64 only because AMD released x86_64 spec in 1999 (even though actual chips came much later).
In your comment, you've described a perfect image for a poster!
Lampooning the station might be the best way to attract attention to is faults and unnecessary construction.
Interestingly the constraint of only being able to use a simplified alphabet would let Vim "supercharge" this tech.

My assumption is that translating the thought "delete the current line that the cursor is on" to the actual action is still far away. And then expanding that to something like "delete the current line that the cursor is on and all the lines above it" might be even more difficult.

But the equivalent operations in normal mode are "dd" and "dgg", this interfaces very nicely with the implant.
I like the bare repository approach here. I've been using symbolic links to version control my dotfiles with git.
Sure this impacts google docs free users, but the blog post is on google workspaces, which already has 0 ads. Google never has and never will advertise on a google workspace account.
What do you picture in your mind when you think about your emotions? For others, I imagine an aura, colored based on the emotion I’m sensing that they’re feeling. It’s like a light emanating from their body. Inside of myself, I imagine churning liquids vying for dominance at any specific moment.

I think because emotions are so nebulous and not like gears or software programs, my visualization tracks well with how emotions work. For example, if I’m feeling especially elated, it’s like my body is filling with a deep gold that overwhelms any other emotion.
"With", as in "among or in the company of", "the girls".

[EDIT] yeah, in context it probably just means handling your partner well while dancing as the surface reading, with a possibly-intended somewhat-vulgar "hur hur hur, if you know what I mean" subtext.
The context is that the OP is saying they make $72K, and someone is responding "just work at Google", which is disturbingly out of touch.
Hmmm... maybe I should have chosen a different acronym.

What you expected to see isn't alwasy what you got.

WYETSIAWYG

Rendering across browsers and operating systems was a trainwreck until maybe 5 years ago (over a decade of polyfill is finally gone). And even with an ecosystem like ElectronJS + Bootstrap, Win10 MacOS and Linux all look slightly different.

So yes and no to "DOM was always...", but more "No."
Sadly most of that value is wiped out in the market as everyone else dumps to save their losing bets.
I like that a pressure boom is neither deflagration nor detonation, it’s just “escape”but it’s the same sound and effect so we use the same word.
How the fuck do you buy? Is it the next doge?
Like what? Infection?
DST Root CA X3 Expiration (September 2021)
I wanna know how many people working at a FAANG are actually employing the hardcore development skills we're led to believe we need to work there. Like, surely most people are just working on pretty generic software components that the average developer could.
Furries?

I mean, their whole schtick is that they feel like a different animal trapped in a human body. That's pretty introspective and self-aware, I guess.
No, they were right about the Concorde being dirty - burns 5x as much fuel per passenger as subsonic airliners.

And Chernobyl, TMI, Windscale and Fukushima are dirty and expensive toxic waste dumps.

In the US, nuclear plant insurance is limited to $13 billion, whereas Chernobyl and Fukushima are headed to $1 trillion each. I guess the local county would have to eat the rest after a convenient bk.

Sounds like you should "sit down and shut up for once."
I'm interested in how all these other chains deal with people writing tons of junk transactions per second to bloat up the chain.
This is quite confusing...

https://superstrings.substack.com/p/5-12-2021 might be a better link (at least some relation to the title)

https://superstrings.substack.com/about is supposed to help but not clear enough to me to connect the dot.
This seems an idiosyncratic characterization to me. Bullying is driven by insecurity, though not necessarily jealousy.

This seems quite separable from the general arc of subgroup/subgenre identity which seems to follow a typical arc of from groundbreaking through "cool", to mass adoption, to "played out" as you put it. The article suggests "macaroni" was something beyond the predictable cyclic arc, in at least that it's impact was unusually strong and short lived.
Sorry about the mess, that comment was dripping with sarcasm.

1. There's a lot of room up there, and actually claiming & using it is a normal process for civilizing frontiers.

1b. Handwaving about "underappreciated precious resources" is a waste of opportunity. I get the sentiment, but belongs in the 3rd part of the aphorism "lead, follow, or get out of the way."

2. Saying "SpaceX isn't in it for the money" is ridiculous, considering they could gross >$10T in the next decade with it, at ridiculously low expenditure.

2b. In that timeframe, other businesses would be just barely starting to seek out a small fraction of that "precious resource".
Not sure if this is the author's reason but I find it helpful to have a single return point from functions. Much easier to follow code paths.

You'll see this in some places in Linux's source too.
I have nothing to add to the discussion, other than I’ve been using Writely since ~2005-2006 and wanted to say thanks for all the fish!

It was super handy before I had a laptop for regular use. I used it at public libraries for projects in my last year of high school. It helped me develop a habit of having a third-space workplace that was away from home and school.
People on the Glitch Support forum (Including me) have expressed interest in the return of the homepage so I'm happy to hear you are considering it.
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And playing devils advocate you didn’t give them your time you traded it. And that trade came with conditions. No?
The irony being that Docs is a web document editor
Using NestInterceptor to capture requests and responses
> The amount of urine and manure is massive, it's a problem in itself. You can't just dump all that on farms.

We make mega-tons of fertilizers, so presumably this urine/manure can displace some of the fertilizer? At most, this is a question of cost/regulation/externality?

> Wildlife does not reproduce at the unsustainable scale that we force cows to do so

Well, yeah, true. But maybe u want to go back in time and tell your parents to have one less child? Let hope we find a balance over the next decades
Don't know about kiosks, but QML is quite popular in applications like in-vehicle infotainment systems.
I do the same using `stow`, and like it a lot.
I've kept an eye on Gleam. Essentially all of the programming I do is based around the web so I'm kind hoping a web framework shows up at some point.
“However, it does exercise a centripetal force that pulls Australian political parties inexorably towards the moderate centre ground where the swing voters corralled to the polls by threat of a fine are waiting to make their decision”

Australia has preferential voting (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_system_of_Australia#...)

I think that alone can explain why election winners are moderate. Such candidates may not be the number 1 candidate for many, but they won’t be number last for many, either.
The tarpit feature is not appreciated - it showed "Scanning host..." and then the visual challenge (on the level of an AoC task) timed out immediately and started slow-sending me data. Fun to code I'm sure, not so fun to be on the receiving end. Oh, and it also seems to have banned me after that one try.
I didn't take their comment that way.

I saw it more in that it's not the early '00's anymore where every company had their own custom engine. you can hire devs into a company with experience in UE4 or Unity and skip a significant amount of onboarding, especially if they are hired early into a project. There are certainly hard parts, but this means you can pay junior engineers to worry about "easier" parts of the game while letting the seniors/leads worry about architecture, infrastructure, and optimization. Not too unlike a front end web dev from what I've hears.

And for "street cred" I've worked in all 3 environments, unity projects, UE4 projects, and custom engines.
> I wouldn't bet my money on hydrogen being the way of the future but I would bet my money on internet comments being wrong

Exactly what I was thinking when I was reading your comment...
I might gave this wrong, but only the users saw their own data in the ads they were served. Signal can choose lots of parameters for who should see their ads, but they dont get to see who those people are.
The problem is that SpaceX has stakeholders involved in national security, so they have to be hard on rule-breakers as a matter of principle. Sure, this guy meant no harm, but if it becomes clear that any random idiot can jump a fence and get close to ITAR-regulated equipment, what's stopping a spy from pretending to be another clueless vlogger and siphoning classified photos/information?

Although I do agree that in this case the YouTuber shouldn't go to prison or anything harsh like that, but they should use this incident as a teaching moment to warn the next trespasser that they won't be as friendly.
What tech do you use? Is your company still looking for contractors?
This is somewhat off-topic for this particular work.

The advances demonstrated here are in the algorithm and approach, not in the interface hardware (Utah array).
There is nothing that says those 11K include ancillary costs. It's called salary, so compare to salary, not to salary + ancillary costs.
https://www.mercurynews.com/2009/04/22/nolan-bushnells-high-...

Doesn't seem like it made much of a splash.
Actually I often wonder if people think about the extremity of their words.

Absurd exaggeration is the norm. That's fine in the form of metaphor (though I still dislike "murder" and "rape" to describe the vagaries of competitive sports and business!) but it's something else when the words can have legal/moral/professional ramifications.

Power gained by the previously-disempowered is rarely handled responsibly. But the powerless should be empowered. I don't know how to get from A to B without collateral damage.
The myriad ways sewage surveillance is helping fight Covid around the world
Ah oil, the path to peace for so many countries! No but in all seriousness there certainly must be better goods to trade which could replace oil, if peace is the goal.
As a career SRE - this is more or less categorically false. In the specific case of Google, it is absolutely false.