skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think anything you would normally write a schema for, and edit by hand. It does actually come with a schema language too, embedded in KDL, based on JSON-schema. I think it would be a great syntax for something like CSL (Citation Style Language, something I work with); not a document, no actual content, but free-flowing, recursive, needs a schema, and is edited by non-programmers. There's a lot of talk in CSL-land about graphical editors because XML is just too hard, but graphical editors are also too much effort to build. Someone once suggested based on general facts (lighter, etc) about JSON that CSL should switch input language to JSON -- that would have been a disaster, JSON is terrible for this. (And the CSL project wouldn't change its spec dramatically and unnecessarily.) But KDL seems good for that kind of thing.

Unfortunately I don't quite see it as a replacement for Jsonnet (or Dhall, etc) in terms of writing extremely laborious Kubernetes/Terraform/etc config by hand. It doesn't seem very easy to embed a functional KDL-generating language in KDL. I sat down and tried to imagine what this would be like and couldn't make it connect. Maybe someone else can give this a shot, there are devops folks out there that need saving from YAML. Part of the problem for KDL as a replacement for these is that its mapping to JSON/YAML is a bit awkward, whereas XML is actually pretty close. That's presumably why Kat called it their Document Language. So I expect if it catches on it will be in greenfield projects or XML revamps.
You could export Wikidata objects if it is good enough for you to cover 99% of all places.
Is there any way to short evergrande, buy puts, etc.? I didn't find them listed in my brokerage.

Is smart money already doing so?

Any other dominos that will fall because of this, and similar plays to take advantage of them?
For me functional languages lose to imperative ones because they make it harder to reason about what actually happens when the program is executed. When you see a nested loop, you immediately know that it will probably perform O(n^2) operations. This is not so in functional languages. I clearly understood it when I was reading about Haskell and learned that out of `foldl` and `foldr` one works in constant time and another in linear. I don't remember which.
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> Tesla will give in and start selling through existing dealerships.

What is stopping Tesla from structuring a corp owned dealership in NM? I know there are lots of "dealerships" that exist only on paper with no lot or cars that exclusively sell OEM parts online.

Why is Tesla going so far out of their way to avoid state laws here?
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No idea tomato was forked again !

Tomato was the only firmware that I liked to use and only stopped using it when shibby abandoned is 4 years ago.
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I disagree, at school we studied both C and LISP during the same semester, writing a lot of similar things in procedural Vs functional styles... I can assure you that most people (who didn't have any programming exposure) really preferred C
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> I mean an INFLUENCEr would be someone I aspire to be like.

It seems not necessary to be.
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surprising lack of mention of anything-NFT in this article.

perhaps (they) have not decided to sell her yet, or maybe NFT is just irrelevant (here). even though quite seems to fit in this world-goes-digital narrative...?
It is unrelated. If Tether is to unravel it will happen as the broad cryptocurrency market falls and the outflows into USD becomes larger than the inflow into cryptocurrency (via Tether and other means).
Cash doesn't burn a bunch of electricity on a PoW scheme.
'Viruses generally mutate to be less deadly, not more.'

Some might do but cholera, polio and smallpox and many, many other diseases are still just as virulent as they ever were down through the ages. (I know, smallpox only exists in labs but the last known case was a lab worker who died).

That argument is essentially a non sequitur, it's attempting to justify a position that doesn't really exist - and even if it did then it'd be by the very slimest of margins (apply with very strict constraints).

Even in cases where certain viruses have mutated to weaker strains - and given the high stakes involved (gambling with human life), then you would not only have to be extremely specific but also provide soild/reputable scientific evidence to backup your assertions (i.e.: for specific viruses/strains, etc.).
except that education is not only a service, but also a place to learn social skills.
Also, i highly doubt your claim, considering that many inventions where made by public universities funded by states around the world, or even state controlled economies with no free market.
Not at all an edge case, but there's no point discussing this. If you think you can avoid all other forms of taxation, I say go ahead and try it!
Difference with pipe operator would be

1. can't be extended.

myhashmap.entrySet()
.stream()
.flattenBars()
.toFoo()

2. (As a result of 1) - applies only to streams
They have "Discussions" now which includes threads and such, but I haven't really used it much other than leaving a comment just yesterday, so I don't really know how good or bad it is.
I think you might have misread my comment? I'm saying DO NOT do those things (discord or GH issues, etc)

> 'yes' open-source projects are subject to digital social conformity like so many things.

I whole-heartedly disagree. Maybe what's missing from the internet these days is the backbone to be clear about your own boundaries, but you absolutely do not owe anyone (who is not paying you) support or a place to file issues against your codebase that they don't also maintain.

You are not required to conform to anything you see on the internet (thankfully). This has more to do with your own motivations and goals. If you're making a F/OSS codebase to further your own ambition, then do whatever you think makes sense to get there and good luck.

If I stumble across some brilliant F/OSS work done by someone else for completely free and then released to me for completely free, I have already gained. They owe me nothing past that, and they never owed me anything to begin with.

> 'like so many things': Just like how a Twitter account with at least 5 digit follower count has become a mandatory for a solopreneur's SaaS product to survive especially more so if the said solopreneur doesn't have other prior networks.

Life for entrepreneurs is difficult and risk-laden, and that's why a lot of people don't become entrepreneurs. That fact does not mean the rest of the F/OSS world has to live like solopreneurs.

If you are making a product then it's your perogative to do what makes you successful (if that currently means trying build a "community" then so be it) -- that's your problem. If some person wants to just write software and make it open source so others can see it but doesn't want to maintain a community then that's their own perogative.
No. The keyboard was nice and it was good for email (of that era) but I hated everything else about those devices.

I much preferred Sony Ericsson feature phones. Java games, much better MP3 player, and they had a browser too. Those always felt a lot more analogous to current smart phones than BlackBerry handsets did.

What I do miss is the HTC Dream. That was the best of both worlds. Smart phone with capacitive touch screen plus a slide out keyboard for more accurate typing. I'm surprised this form factor didn't explode in popularity tbh.
So what?

The point is to make it easy to program imperatively (with effects, where relevant) while simultaneously reclaiming the ability to check for correctness and maintain laziness by default.

What's so good about implicit sequential evaluation? Shouldn't the effect ordering be explicit? Isn't explicit better than implicit?
Does that therapy work? Should I be brushing my teeth with a laser?
I still use a Blackberry Classic as my daily driver (I say "still", but I was on Android until mid-2020). It runs "old web" sites like HN perfectly, and supports PC integration (via Blackberry Blend) right out of the box.

I've gone out of my way to switch to a provider that still supports 3G voice calls, but even they're switching off their network in April 2022. I'm not looking forward to that day.
Just because the government knows about my bank account doesn't mean my wife/neighbor/rando does. No one is talking about radically public bank accounts; the surveillance is only for the government.
I don't think it's fair to call not knowing that a feature was removed from a discontinued app "making stuff up."

I was clearly wrong, though it is easy to change your user agent it's unlikely that many Firefox users have done it.
Java & Go are sponsored by megacorps; their success or otherwise has little to do with the language's strength in isolation. They are more examples in favour of successful platforms being leveraged to promote a language.
This took me way back. What an experience that was back in the day.
No, I’m saying Facebook could probably solve this problem with the managers they already have, but with different priorities set by top management, and at greater expense.
Here's some real code from our work system (variable names have been changed):

invoice_id
|> Audit.get_entries()
|> Enum.map(fn entry ->
entry.action
end)
|> Enum.map(fn action ->
to_string(action)
end)
|> Enum.join("\n")

Tell me you can write that as an "easier to understand" set of loops. Tell me that this code is "write-only" and that you don't immediately understand what is happening, without even knowing the language it's in.
>Both episodes show that the hierarchy of creditors in China is based on politics and the priorities of the state

The 2008 financial crisis showed that the same is true of Western nations. US and European central banks absorbed trillions in bad debt, and a few banks that officials didn't like walked the plank while the majority came out ahead in the end. The same dynamic is of course 'bold decisive action' when free market capitalists do it, and 'dodgy' when "communists" are engaging in it, at least in the pages of The Economist.
I'm literally not. You're twisting my words and then repeatedly telling me I'm saying what you're accusing me of.
I honestly expected a RottenTomatoes fork, not a Tomato fork.
If you think this, you probably haven't accounted for the astronomically higher costs of education, and healthcare in the United States. You also probably haven't done a full accounting of the taxes you actually pay in the United States (You need to include your employer's portion of Social Security and Medicare, which is another ~10% of your income.)

Your tax rate starts looking a lot worse, and you end up getting a lot less when you add all this up.

On the bright side, your money is paying for corn subsidies in Iowa, and 9 aircraft carrier strike groups.
> Don’t we all take for granted that the user will utilize a web browser to access a website?

That is my point.

If it is a given that Runtime A is going to be involved, and your angle is to tout the benefit of binary B being to let you to eliminate Runtime C, why even settle for now needing to rely on B? Why wouldn't you try to avoid it as well? Just use A.
One could also make a language that has exactly the same visual syntax that C where ; is specified as a functional composition operator instead of a separation of instructions. These kind of mindgames are pointless - if your code is sequencing instructions, it's imperative ; if it's denoting it's functional
Seems like wufoo (the form service they use for that form) is having a bad day, the form won't load for me.

It also feels a bit ironic that to ask mailchimp to not store my data I need to send that request via another company, do I need to ask them to delete my data too?
The targeted ad banner is hilarious. It reminds me of that scene in Silicon Valley where Dominos appears in a fantasy medieval universe because Dinesh mentions pizza.
Maybe there's no "design" and it's complex as an emergent phenomenon from never being refactored as new rules were added year after year; the result benefits those who can pay others to figure it out, basically the rich.
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> The closest western way of thinking to be is, "It is not the about the destination but the journey"

For the Mona Lisa, I think favoring the original is caring about the journey. You can use the same techniques but you can never recreate the circumstances the painting was made in.

In the dichotomy of destination and journey, using the same craft to recreate a centuries-old portrait gets you something like an A for destination but a D+ for journey.

For a temple, the craftsmanship is probably a bigger part of the journey, but it's still only a part.
> we create

I think one of the core ideas that is smeared across Curtis’ work is that these narratives are created and fed to us as an explanation of the world that we rarely question.
PTK v7.4.0 just released with known vulnerabilities module
Based on Retire.js the PTK now provides an information about any existing CVE for javascript libraries.
> I think Curtis does this on purpose.

He is trying to give perspective rather than telling a story. Yet, by selecting the elements he uses to base the perspective, he’s kind of telling the skeleton of a story.
Is this really AI generated though or do they use traditional 3D modelling?

Here is a western version of this with traditional 3D modelling for comparison:
https://80.lv/articles/stunning-photoreal-renders-in-blender...
Palm had a set of "rules" for programmers as to how the UI should work - and one was that nothing should take more than 3 clicks, IIRC. The needs I have for a time sheet app is to simply keep track whenever I change what I work on during the day. I may be working on project 1234, then someone wants me in a meeting on project 6566 work package 312, and my time app must keep track of that. The TimeSheet app does that in the simplest way possible - I do exactly one click, and it tracks the other project.

During the day I may have to work on a number of projects, for shorter or longer periods. I have a list of those projects and work packages in TimeSheet. When the time comes to input all of that into the corporate time system TimeSheet presents me with the total sum of all work packages for each day (and other ways, if I need them).

It's extremely simple. I just can't find anything with the same easy functionality on Android or elsewhere. They seem to have a different focus, and way too many clicks to go through.
I should know better than expecting information from these articles but... what's so "AI" about this?

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Yes plenty of people thought that, well into 2000-2005. Maybe you hang out too much in tech circles?
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Sure. Here's one example article reviewing a recent paper from ICL:

https://dailysceptic.org/2021/08/24/examining-the-latest-pap...

The same site has a lot of paper reviews, especially focusing on that team (because they are influential). Look at the sidebar section under "How reliable is the modelling".

What you may be doing here is reading Ioannidis' papers and saying, wow, these are total crap. Therefore, he is a bad scientist. This would be an easy mistake to make if you aren't familiar with the low quality of the scientific literature. I'm here to tell you that his papers are not that great, but his competition is far worse. It's not that JPI is a bad scientist, it's that "good scientists" that meet the basic thresholds we've all been socially conditioned to accept hardly seem to exist in the wild.

This does not necessarily make Ioannidis a hypocrite or fraud. It kind of does, but the problems he identified are all structural and to do with bad academic incentives. Yet, Ioannidis is himself an academic. He is working within the system that creates those bad incentives, and he is not immune to them either. It probably isn't possible to do great science in academia in fields like epidemiology, where experiments aren't possible, but at least he gives the impression he's trying. Other teams are full blown political activists pretending to be scientists, like the paper I linked to above, where the first sentence is a lie about publicly available statistics and the entire goal of the paper is to tell policymakers what to do.
Along Don Quixote, I'd suggest Lazarillo de Tormes, too. A rascal/rogue guiding an blind oldie man.
I'm pretty sure that's invalid KDL, despite appearing in the XML-in-KDL document. Both the grammar and kdl-rs appear to require a trailing semicolon before the close brace. I think this might be a bug in one of the specs.
Gotta love the infinite well of bullshit that advertising is. So here we have CGI faking a person, and then being passed off as "AI" in turn.
I disagree, there's always the chance that there is a nugget of useful knowledge in there. I'd rather go through 100s of criticisms than miss it.
I'm not sure how you imagine your seventies and eighties but for most people it's hands down the worst part of their life.

Also, with life expectancy in the US being 78-79 years you could easily end up at the left side of the bell curve and die with 70 or 65.
Was watching the promo video. It's hilarious that they couldn't get a native English speaker, or at least someone who is fluent in it. Reminds me of those cheap Chinese bluetooth speakers when they say "Blutuut konyektid".
I'd say that's covered under the first point since it's a newer added hardware instruction (`HLT` I believe). But it's definitely another very good example of the first point.
When teaching I think C++ templates should be thought of as a textual preprocessor step. It might be easier to grasp than fancy words.
Zig is a very immature language without any real corporate backing. Things get hard when an open source project gets mature and incredibly useful for corporations.
QNX had been around since the 80’s. I’ve learned C on it.

IIRC it also used some Qt tooling for UI description that helped a lot. It was a very neat toolset for native development. That and the fact it ran Android apps better than Android thanks to the QNX kernel made it a very appealing platform.
The block time is 2 minutes. You can choose to wait for 0 blocks or 100. The longer you wait the better the security of your transaction, because there's more PoW behind it. All crypto work like this. You also get more security behind your tx by waiting in a PoS system.

If you're buying a coffee the vendor is likely to let you leave the shop after no confirmations (as soon as their node hears about the transaction) but if you're buying a car the same is unlikely to be true.
As others have said, google isn't a static site, and in addition to that, they create a nightmare of tags and whatnot that make it utterly horrific to scrape.

After scraping tens of millions of pages, possibly hundreds of millions, i've fallen back to LXML w/ Python. It's not for all use-cases, but it works for me.

One thing I'll attempt to do before scraping the page is look to see if the page is rendered server side or client side. If it's client side, I'll see if I can just get the raw data and if that's the case, it makes it much much easier.
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I would say that in the enterprise software world Java was an irrelevant toy before the pivot to server side. At that point though, whoosh stratosphere
These are security teams doing capture-the-flag competitions, you can literally walk up to them at in-person events and say hi if you'd like. There's nothing illegal going on here.
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