skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you stick to this subset of python

https://github.com/adsharma/py2many/blob/main/doc/langspec.m...

The tool can convert your code to C++/Rust/Go and give you a native binary which like you observe will run faster without the python runtime.

There are many open tasks that could use help.
Great recommendation, except I don’t consider the one/two finger on the break generally recommendable:
- not all bikes can be safely stopped two fingers
- the remaining fingers might get in the way of the lever

Somehow it’s popular in the US, but not in Italy, Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland (it’s where I went racing and had instructions).
we've also had kerberos since the 80s, passwords are never shared it's all digests
> what I expect is actually happening here is people are anticipating high inflation

That's why price to income is an interesting metric. High inflation without income rise just means people feel worse off and a correction will occur. Housing, along with many other things, are competing for people's wallet. Interestingly, covid is causing a labor shortage and income to rise at the low ends. I suspect stagnating in the "middle income" ranges.
I thought tragedy of the commons was where decisions making sense on an individual basis end up being harmful when made en masse.
I've heard a lot of claims about the labor shortage to the effect of "it's not that bad; you'll just have slightly fewer restaurants to choose from". It's worse than that: if something doesn't change, you might not have any restaurants to choose from.
How does this compare to Cython?
At least most people are agreeing on using tabs, as opposed to putting spaces in and trying to hardcode their preference.

If we use tabs, then we can just have whatever tab stop we personally want, and nobody else is the wiser.
globally.
Compare this thread with the thread about <img> 30 years ago: http://1997.webhistory.org/www.lists/www-talk.1993q1/0182.ht...
Why would I lend you a million dollars only to be paid back over 30 years and have less than I started with at the end of the 30 years? I'd be better off doing nothing with the money.
Who cares? Just use some Ubiquiti point to point devices and be done with it.
https://craigwright.net/blog/math/infinite-and-unbounded/
So sort of like Teletext or Prestel, is that right?
I don't think it's accurate to say the ClickHouse use case is narrow. ClickHouse is extremely good at loading and querying events arriving in near-real time from event streams like Kafka. It can also load very efficiently from data lakes. Like Druid it can offer low latency response even as the data set size scales into trillions of rows.

ClickHouse is used for everything from log management to managing CDN delivery to real-time marketing and many other applications. It's gone far beyond the web analytics use case for which it was originally developed at Yandex.

Edit: clarification
Startup's Autonomy Workaround: Teledrivers to Operate Cars from Remote Location
Good point, I forgot about that one.
> Python evaluates the match expression

One other limitation from the perspective of people looking to transpile static python to other languages: match is a statement, not an expression in the language.

I've been looking to define an extension for transpilation purposes that doesn't break match in 3.10 but provides an avenue to transpile code to rust and other FP languages.
Apple's private relay service does not sit still
Out of the box running strings on stuff shows the 1984-1985 AT&T-IS 1985-1987 UniSoft Corporation strings.

So it's got to be PCC.

The F77 credits Apple, Adobe, AT&T-IS, Motorola, SUN, CSRG, and Unisoft.

In the A/UX 0.7 build there is a 'greenhills' marker in crt0.o and libc so it looks like they used greenhills before switching (self hosting?) to pcc?
I wish I shared your optimism.

At this point I think it is a red flag, even if your manager DOES understand.

Because chances are THEIR manager won't understand. Or their manager's manager. Etc. You will look bad no matter what.

At this point I am beginning to think it is basically a no-win situation. No matter what.
Sunlight and salt water join forces in electricity-free cooling system
They owned up to it and were so upset about having done it that the discipline/consequences imposed were pretty mild. I made the point several times to them that they were incredibly lucky that no one was hit by it on the way down, and that they absolutely can't do it again. I'm pretty sure they hadn't thought that through.
Cython is a compiler, which converts (compiles) Python source code into more performant yet still compiled executables.

Py2many is a transpiler, which converts source code of one language to source code of another language (which then needs to be compiled).

So far, Py2many seems to support Rust and C++14, and preliminary support for Julia, Kotlin, Nim, Go and Dart.
That's all well and good for Linux-style C programming maybe, but it would be painful in languages like C#.

EG the simplest function in a Unity game, that prints "hello world" for the player only would be something like:

namespace Something
{
class SomeClass
{
void Awake()
{
if (CompareTag("Player"))
{
print("Hello, world")
print("This line's closing bracket is at # 80")
}
}
}
}
Have recently been scammed by a couple of these, and was pretty sure I knew better. Curious if this community has any suggested recourse for this kind of stuff? Especially after the fact, when you realized you've been scammed?
I've made a note of this. I'm sure I am not the only one.
Did your parents pay for your college?
https://support.1password.com/import-chrome/
It is common for people that can afford to pay the mortgage/house keep it even in a down market. IT makes housing crisis a lot longer to weather out because the vast amount of capital gets locked in an asset that does not yield its prices.

The bleeding ends up being slow, a decades wait to see any returns while maybe the stock market soars.

I am not very optimistic on homeowners in a downturn, UNLESS the government bails them out.
You can learn more about China's pre-corona real estate economy here:

Yukon Huang: Debunking Myths About China's Economy (2017)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XepCi0I_g6I

What he's saying is that Chinese real estate should be valued the same as other regional cities, hence the dramatic runup in value.

But perhaps due to consumer speculation, low interest rates and ponzi developers, prices have exceeded reality after 2017.
I'm all for making it as difficult as possible for the adtech people to get their claws into it, but, at least IMO, this is way over the line into making things worse for end users. Most sites shouldn't be multimedia extravaganza, but that doesn't mean there isn't a place for nicely designed websites.

Honestly, just the lacking of inline links makes this stuff more annoying than anything.
The problem is that you can get both at the same time: deflation of asset prices and inflation of goods prices.
Why meddle with the immune system when the spike is toxic?

https://www.bitchute.com/video/jm2euik7MlCV/
Well, it's possible that it's too chaotic. As Lem points out in the story, we don't know enough about plasma physics to know what kinds of patterns can develop, persist, and reproduce over time in such an environment: true in 01964 and, I think, still true despite substantial advances since then. Maybe, as the story suggests, there's a sufficiently rich set of them that the Sun is teeming with life, with civilizations rising and falling every few hours. But maybe in such hot temperatures only very large structures are stable, like the convection cells we see, so that for purposes of life the whole sun is the size of a ribosome, operating on a time scale a billion times slower.
Do you mean like "f = handlers.get(args.command, error); f(args)"? It's a fine pattern (of course, it's only a tiny fraction of what pattern matching can do). However, it does mean that if the handlers aren't already functions, you have to convert them to (possibly nested) functions, but that can sometimes make the code clearer and easier to test anyway.

But if you're not matching structure I really don't see what's wrong with plain old if...elif? And you can easily add more complex tests like "in" clauses this way too:

cmd = args.command
if cmd == 'push':
# do push
elif cmd in ['pull', 'pul']:
# do pull
else:
error(f'command {cmd!r} not yet implemented')
It's awfully useful for detecting indentation errors. Everyone uses 4, so anything that uses something else will make it obvious when someone has borked up the whitespace (which always seems to happen on projects that use tabs).
cython requires you to express types in a special way (cdef int in a .pyx file). py2many uses standard python3 types plus a few derived from ctypes, with rust compatible names.
Huh? I have never worked anywhere that used tabs.
After reading the full twitter thread, that tweet got called out fairly quickly. For, as you say "search into the Startmenu rather than the Run box" - which turns out is encrypted (443 / start menu - not run box).
Also the PCAP is said to be more than a year old (which in fairness, is still pretty shoddy)
Theatre.js: Animation motion design editor / library for high-fidelity graphics
CTLR + Shift + v

You're welcome ;-)
I am a big fan of this but the class based matching is a weak example as each case could be implemented as a method call on the class.
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Ask HN: What's going on with Reddit's notation system?
Hello HN!

I'm new to Reddit (always had an unjustified bad opinion about this social network). I've started writing more articles on Medium and trying to get more views/followers by posting them to the relevant sub-reddits.

That said, I don't understand how the notation system works. Every time I hit refresh the number of upvote changed. Even if I hit refresh every half second.

Are there just so many people that downvote and upvote (almost 10s of downvotes AND upvotes per second??) or is that a dark pattern to make you believe there is something happening?
it's really the bad policies that ruined passwords ala https://xkcd.com/936
You can also think of Cython as a .pyx -> .c transpiler, but it tries to build a python C extension primarily.

Py2many tries to primarily build a standalone C program without the python runtime, although it supports a --extension flag, where it generates a PyO3 extension for rust.
No, Cython is transpiler as well, it converts the code into C which you can then compile.

If you use additional type markings it can generate more performant C code.

BTW: I remember a blog article of someone who was using Cython as the primary language instead of Python.
The Cells example doesn't seem to work properly on my Mac in Safari:

https://7guis.bradwoods.io/cells/
Yes, luckily there are some very good resources available now for parents. Khan Academy, IXL, Well Trained Mind, etc.

I should add that I think elementary school is valuable for children, as most of that is social and it's with the same teacher and fellow students for most of the day. Digital surveillance starts in middle school and high school, which is when students are old enough to start self-directed learning.

It's worth thinking about how many parents would have to pull their children out of school due to concerns over privacy invasion before the school system decided to change its policy or tech stack.
Why does it go against the Go ethos? (Asking out of curiosity. I’ve never used the language.)
> I was thinking about food all the time.

That is the main problem. Obsessing over something makes you tired, it is like obsessing over an ex. It is hard to break a social habit, since you will constantly remind yourself of the good old days when you still did it, and depression/low energy etc kicks in. That has nothing to do with the food, it is just in your head. Doesn't make it easy to fix, but thinking that it is your body going into starvation mode will make it even harder to get over.
Are you going to be working when at sea?? That’s not easy.

I work when anchored. Just use my phone hotspot. And a couple of SIM cards.
Notepad ++

- its the beesknees
Software Inventory (2012)
It's not so bad if you leave the negative comments. I often find negative reviews/comments quite informative.
The reason I wrote wcap to use for myself is because Game Bar recording is super unreliable for me. I have 144Hz monitor but it records with some weird framerate, typically 36, sometimes some crazy fraction like 36.86 fps. I often want to get every single 144Hz frame out to analyze/see differences. It used to be that it also abruptly stops recording without any indication why, maybe that's improved now, but that is what I remember when I used it.

I think it also does not allow recording desktop or windows explorer. Sometimes I want to record a video of "here's how to do thing X in Windows itself" and send to somebody.

Additionally I wanted automatic resize to smaller (1080p) video when recording higher resolutions. Sure you can do that in post-processing, but that's extra tools & time.

Also every time I press Win+G after not using a while, it is a bit overwhelming and confusing to see all those buttons and signing into your "xbox social" - all I want is local video not some friends list.
Amazingly well done and love being able to use edge as a (kinda) proxy.

on the other hand ...why? :)
Just checked my iPad and see an option for both. https://i.imgur.com/xy0zf0U.png
Cool :) this is all before my time but I've got a few Sun boxes running various old BSDs and Nextstep 3.3.

I've always been kind of curious how hard it'd be to get NetBSD's COMPAT_DARWIN and COMPAT_MACH to run the next/openstep userland...
The name of the language should have given it away.
absolutely not
> Best Buy will sometimes do free same day delivery on specific items shipped from their stores

Yes! I abuse this a lot, even when it's $9.99. For the first year of my last start-up, I ended up buying from Best Buy a LOT because I wasn't told about new hires until the day of or things just break and you need a same-day replacement. They have this for a lot of their LA stores.
This seems less clever when you realize the same argument applies to every other personality trait, because they're all dependent on something. Nobody does anything truly nonsensical because the brain is not capable of it. Every attitude and behavior is the result of circumstance. Despite that we've as a society decided that some behaviors deserve moral judgment. If you want to argue that judgment is a mistake go ahead, but laziness isn't any more real or fake than boredom or talkativeness or pedophilia or rudeness.
Hard to believe that a bunch of cameras and video screens can give a driver the same situational awareness that actually sitting in the driver's seat would provide.
This is amazing! I cashed in a bunch of Audible credits on this one. Having the comments right there was super helpful to understand the context of the mentions and other books that were related.

Do you think it would work on podcast transcripts? The formatting of the titles wouldn't be nearly as regularized so it might have quite a few false positives/negatives, but there's a lot of book conversations out there.
i've never understood why spaces are used for indentation, bit i've ended up adopting it because if everyone else is using spaces, i can't very well use tabs.

there's, like, a message in there about life and society.
I ran A/UX comfortably in 8MB, on an SE/30.

8MB was a lot of RAM. Most people were running windos in 2MB or less, at the time.
You're the one making it about race here.
The problem is how do you computer entropy? In my opinion, the only truly effective way is to generate passwords using a fixed procedure like diceware or by throwing password cracking software at a potential password and seeing how long it takes to discovery.
That's not really true though, myself or anyone else could fork Gemini right now and add a lot of "unwanted" features to it. The only reason nobody will follow through on that is because everyone who cares about those features is already using the web and has no reason to add them to Gemini. In that sense Gemini has skipped past the "embrace and extend" and moved itself right to "extinguish", which actually seems to be its central design.
SSH has a different service model; there aren’t masses of anonymous clients connecting to a typical SSH server, but rather deliberate 1:1 relationships, which is why the model works there. And still, high-security environments deploy certificate SSH, specifically to avoid this problem.
Its not true, read the entire twitter thread. Its been dubunked already as BS

It will send (encrypted / 443) if using start menu search (as it uses bing to inter search as well. But doesnt do this for Run as the tweet is claiming.
The PCAP file is also more than a year old (which is not great in fairness)
I looked for some official statistics, and while I'm not sure if I'm in the right place, it paints a rather different picture from yours. The figure for housing costs implies a typical home value of more like 300K USD or 400K AUD.

Also, if this is accurate, Australia is more of a nation of homeowners than of renters.

https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/people/housing/housing-occ...

"66% of Australian households owned their own home with or without a mortgage.

32% of households rented their home.

Average weekly housing costs were: $484 for owners with a mortgage; $53 for owners without a mortgage; and $366 for renters."

484 AUD/week = 1500 USD/month
366 AUD/week = 1150 USD/month

It also says housing costs for renters have increased 51% in 20 years (to 2018) which is an average of 2% annually.

"housing costs are defined as the sum of rent payments; rate payments (water and general); and mortgage or unsecured loan payments (if the initial purpose of the loan was primarily to buy, add, or alter the dwelling)"
https://monkeytype.com is also an excellent alternative.

You can change the difficulty to fail on words, individual characters, or if you fall below a % threshold.
> Honestly as a society we should not be putting any effort into supporting manufacturers who are producing hardware that are immediately e-waste.

I am staring right now at two mobile dev test devices I have on my desk, a Samsung Galaxy S6 and an iPhone 6. iPhone is running iOS 15 released this week. Galaxy is stuck on Android 7 because Samsung don't bother providing updates to devices beyond 2 years.

It's no coincidence that my latest personal phone purchase was from Apple.

(Well, that's not _quite_ true. I have a PinePhone on the way. But I'm expecting everything I deserve for buying a beta version of a Linux phone from a niche manufacturer with _that_ one...)
Fighter planes have tiny wings because of aerodynamic drag and so require very powerful engines to keep the plane in the sky. Since the engines are running at high output, they are very noisy. The fact these are also low bypass engines, contributes to the noise as well.
I once heard a homeless liaison explain it perfectly, "When your climbing into a wet thicket of Scoth Broom to sleep; you might want a nip."
This is called "vote fuzzing", if you want to search for it. Anyway, it is indeed Reddit making up fake votes.
Truly scary honestly. I cringe whenever I see spaces hardcoded. I feel the same way about line width with hard stops too though. There is no longer a need for line limits and is the whole point of linewraps.
If rates go up to X+5, then I ought to be able to find bonds that pay X+5, no?
It's truly a thing of beauty. I can't wait to test what happens when you put labels or gotos in expressions...
Why does it matter if GH stars can be gamed or not, could you tell me what it measures?
its Prawda.

It was part of The Invincible and Other Stories according to wikipedia [0]

[0] https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niezwyci%C4%99%C5%BCony_i_inne...
> Java version was at least 1-2 major versions behind the time

A lot of shops are 9 versions behind right now.
I was really worried about this person reading through this post (felt like a lot of negativity and short-sightedness) until I came upon the fact he had a full-time job offer at Facebook. Still worried, but not as much.
Same experience here having once developed analysis software for in-house technical users. Definitely worth highlighting.
Huh? I have never worked anywhere that uses spaces.
Thousands of immense supervolcano eruptions buried much of ancient Mars
Decided not to purchase Pfizer doses, choosing not to even meet with Pfizer, and instead relying on AZ which was then found to be higher risk.

Decided not to build dedicated quarantine facilities, instead relying on hotel quarantine. There has been a breach on average every 44 days that the country pays the price for every time.

Pay tens of billions to companies that recorded profits via Jobkeeper because the rules were poorly written.

Ended Jobkeeper before the pandemic was actually over, so when the Delta wave hit the public wasn't in a financial position to actually lockdown, leading to significant outbreaks via industries that shouldn't have even been running (like construction).

Conflicted messaging over the safety and efficacy of vaccines leading to increased hesitancy.

The Federal Government did a terrible job that's been covered up by the states for the most part.
Probably not, the name goes before the surname in Polish (like in English), so saying "Tichy Ijon" would sound a bit unnatural, even if the 'Citizen Tichy Ijon' form was promoted in communist time, probably as a borrowing from a more formal Russian?

The word 'tichy' means 'silent' in Czech/Slovakian, and maybe in some smaller Polish dialects.

Though http://encyklopediafantastyki.pl/index.php?title=Ijon_Tichy claims that "the ancestor of Tichy was called Cichy (the silent one in Polish), but the official putting down the name in the official register was lisping"
Which specific class matching example are you referring to, and how would you implement the matches as method calls?
> reducing the possibilities Gemini can have

Gemini is all about reducing possibilities. If you want more possibilities, use the web IMO
Well, it sounds good, until you consider the huge chunk of the population that sleeps too deeply to dream. That chunk will only increase as obesity increases.
McAfee, now for biomodifications!
ls -l will note the presence of ACLs with a "+" next to the permissions. I typically `ls -l` or just have that aliased to ll if it isn't already… (but YMMV)
I like Elon, his methods, and his companies. He's a grown up Tom Swift. If he was a science fiction character, I'd dismiss him as unbelievable. I hope he gets to Mars before I run out of time.
This is true, but I suspect that you're getting downvoted because python doesn't do bytecode optimization.
At least, one can hope, that whatever ssl certs it relies on to do the job you bought it for - are under control of Garmin who can pay for non LetsEncrypt certs with Root CA trust chains that will work with their devices. How much non-map based access to Android does it expose? It'd suck if it loses Google Traffic API connectivity, for example.
> This week on 4chan I learned of the volcano eruption and the Evergrande bankruptcy trouble before I found any mainstream coverage of either one

Perhaps that's true with generic mainstream media, but it's been on the news of business media for a while, for example this was on Bloomberg two weeks ago:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-09-05/clock-tic...
Know, Prevent, Fix: A framework to shift discussion around OSS vulnerabilities
Ask HN: What can I do to actively fight climate change?
I work as a software engineer at a big company and want to actively and directly in some way help fight climate change. Volunteering part time, maybe working full time on whatever it is if I can support myself. I feel like my skills could be useful but I’m not sure what problems specifically are important and relevant to my skillset.