skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>You can argue "the user should have basic knowledge of the tools they're using". After all, if they're connecting to a WEP network, they should be aware it's not secure.

>But users don't care about any of that so there's no point in asking them. You're just forcing users to make decisions they don't care about, don't need to know it and aren't interested in. For what?

Because if it's not secure, and the lack of security results in someone stealing the user's password and wiping their account, the user will indeed care about it.

The user does in fact care about the consequences of the thing he "doesn't care" about; he's just incapable of connecting those. It's like a user not caring about whether there's gas in his car because he knows nothing about cars. He'll care about it when the car stops running.
Maybe it's just my region, but "pastor" has a specific meaning and context that I don't associate with a pastebin. Kind of unfortunate, at least for me. The path under "cocainefarm" makes it especially humorous.
Didn't know about Carp. Posted here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28875051 since it hasn't been posted since 2018. Would love to know more about it.
> I am unaware of any other programming language that has this feature

S7 scheme:

> (define f (let ((x 5)) (lambda (y) (+ x y))))
f
> (f 4)
9
> (object->string f :readable)
"(let ((x 5)) (lambda (y) (+ x y)))"

There is even talk of printing continuations readably.
That's very interesting! It seems that big Ruby shops like Shopify and Stripe are investing a lot on improving Ruby's performance. Here is a tweet from Stripe's CEO regarding the performance of their custom Ruby compiler https://twitter.com/patrickc/status/1410269843585069056?lang...
Designing Data Intensive Applications – Book Summary [video]
It’s a secret ballot. You can do that and vote however you like.

About the only problem is that next cycle you won’t see the food and drink if they don’t win. Which is life. Future promises are fair game.
Wow. I can’t wait to see what they do with the $0 tax I paid. It’s spending a lot more money validating that $0 tax, and I’m spending a lot more than $0, sharing information about my private life (more than I did as a US resident) to pay $0. I’m really curious what you’re expecting the $0 tax to contribute to?

But you asked, why remain a citizen? As a citizen, I can freely enter the US, even during a pandemic. When a relative dies, you want to go back and you shouldn’t have to worry about getting a tourist visa, you know? That’s not the only reason, but it’s a pretty big one.
Maybe we'd give a shit if you'd said what "Crystal" is.
What does “available for specific video sites” mean when casting from Chrome?
Do you have any data to share? Most of my family has been involved in Aerospace, with my dad working for skunkworks, my brother working for Garmin (and a formal aerospace engineer).

Most aerospace engineers are lucky to break 75k/yr to start with little to no equity, and often need to move to the middle of nowhere (compared to say NYC, SF, LA, etc for software), and get hit with periodic catastrophic layoffs with the regular cycles in the industry.

It’s pretty common that software folks are paid 2-5x with far less intense or zero credentialing and better work conditions - at the same company.
you can just sue for discrimination though? That is common. It is considered legally dangerous to have an all white (or, less fantastically, 30% Jew 30% Asian 20% white 0% hispanicblack), but the mode of enforcement would be employment or hiring discrimination, not this...
Well "walk the object graph with a visitor" goes back at least to early (reflection-based) Java XML serializers; a generated-code version of the same thing is not a huge leap. I find it a frustratingly imperative way of approaching the problem: you can't think about what happens without thinking about control flow, because the visit can't be defunctionalized as a value. You may not want to physically reify the generic representation of the value - there would be a performance cost to that - but having it available to think about helps keep your code (and understanding) clear, in the same way that when doing a series of transformations of a large collection you probably want to be able to conceptualise "the collection in between step 1 and step 2" even if you don't want to actually instantiate that in memory at runtime.
I would love to see somebody take a game of thrones sized budget and do 8 seasons of china during the 20th century. The Clavell novels give a tiny sliver of what might be possible with this story.

It has it all: war, violence, sex, destruction, decadence, fabulous wealth and grinding poverty. Half of the stories like the OP would be dismissed as implausible if written as fiction.
I must have been ahead of time then. For me there was already no excuse back in 1999 when I installed a "Black Hat" distro booting from Floppy to have CD-Rom drivers and successfully made the transition from a 1.something kernel to 2.something without breaking anything.
To expand upon my parents take, according to Peter Zeihan's opinion piece which shows an interesting glimpse into Alberta and its conflicts with other anti-oil vested interests https://zeihan.com/albertas-tryst-with-destiny/: Alberta oil has constantly been blocked, stalled, and given added friction from leaving Alberta by neighboring territories. Keystone xl pipeline just got axed by Biden and the transmountain pipeline was stalled for years by British Columbia.

Makes me wonder how much of Calgary's downstream economic woes is an attributable result of these upstream anti-oil plays.
Let's say it is 0.1 on average, and the FAA would need 5 years just to test. That gives you an expected wait time of 10 years to get something tested, and 20 years if you include development time. I'm sure the industry benefits from lower turnaround times than that.
here is a quote: "from the necessity of the divine nature must follow an infinite number of things in infinite ways-that is, all things which can fall within the sphere of infinite intellect"
My first recommendation would be to question whether you even need a caching plugin. I'd recommend a benchmark. PHP today is much faster than it used to be, and in many cases caching plugins have been written with old, slow PHP in mind.

Pro tip: If you have trouble measuring the effect of your caching plugin, it probably means its effect is neglegible.

If you really feel you need a caching plugin, WP Super Cache is written by the company that also writes Wordpress. I'd consider that the most trustworthy.
Right. At the moment we have this cap but it is possible to change it if majority agrees.
So if the FDA is unable to find someone who can understand or can’t interpret/understand the studies themselves enough to see flaws or likely fake data, they should just take the companies word for it that it’s all good?

Last I remember this being a topic of discussion, the stance was ‘trust but verify’ no?

While it may be efficient to rubber stamp things, it is not doing their job. Folks scam all the time, especially if they know no one is looking.

If they lack the competence to be able to independently verify, they aren’t being effective regulators.
Quite funny that many of the child-pirates work in Redmond and Bellevue now.
Package everything in beeswax. So now we're motivated to save the bees, and shitcan plastic. So many ends served.
Loneliness isn't something that can be attributed to God. Loneliness stems from the lack and desire for contact with others, but God is complete. He doesn't lack and doesn't need.

God isn't constrained by space nor time because he created both.

As for your first two questions, I can't comprehend them enough to think about them.
> In 2021 Java and C# aren't the same languages as in 2021

IMHO beginning with the addition of Linq C# walks the way of C++. It is increasingly becoming a language of many faces / aspects. Don't know if this is a good thing.
The "... in rat models" here is of course, "in the usa"

If you aren't in the USA your salary expectations should be significantly different.
Confessions of a Systems Engineer: Learning from My 20 Years of Failure
Ah, I've heard about aeson, but not used it. Thanks for pointing it out!
Increase in snake dietary diversity following the Cretaceous extinction
full title:

Rapid increase in snake dietary diversity and complexity following the end-Cretaceous mass extinction
First of all I had 165 star reviews I’ve been working 16 years with Google my listing disappeared devastating no answers tell me what to do I took pictures over the years five reviews 10 but I read my first hundred me and my wife were so happy to 265 star reviews ahead of everybody working hard and honestly I feel like the world been turned upside down there’s nothing I can do about it
Exactly. Even Google backed Go became popular only after adding Windows support.
this is NOT simply a gotg. in fact, simplification of such a brilliant work as the ETHICS is really detrimental to your simple assesment. go read a book, and try thinking. there are limits to knowledge, because its limited. what gap is really there then?
Is anyone else struggling with staying positive about possibly adding a new generation to this world? Any tips on dealing with this? I've voted for the last decade to prioritize climate change issues, but it feels like a defeatist endeavour. I suppose I could do more. Cut out meat entirely, so maybe I'm just a hypocrite. Reading reports like this just confirms what we already know. So, why isn't more being done by global economies? "I've got mine"? Why do we keep on with such a wasteful way of life? Covid restrictions lift, and people immediately flock to airplanes to go on holidays. Maybe I just need to go for a walk.
I guess they should try soccer, that one is pretty good.
Folding tech/gimmick itself isn't what people want (I believe). It makes possible tablet can be folded so fit on my pocket. There's no switching cost from smartphone to tablet. It changes my digital life. I no longer use narrower smartphone to read web/books in everywhere.

Personally I don't know how Flip3 useful, but it seems to sold well, maybe cool for some people.
OpenPrompt: An Open-Source Toolkit for Prompt-Learning
That's why many people, including myself, believe that it has been so long since the Buddha's nirvana that it is now much harder to attain liberation in this world. That's why I practise to be reborn in Amitabha's Pure Land.
Wow, this is a really cool feature... specially the compiled lambda form with readable bytecode.

I will have a look at the "next" article from that post that explains emacs bytecode in more detail, I can imagine that opens the door to really interesting features in emacs.
YMMV quite a bit depending on OS, usage, etc. I have a 6 yr old Thinkpad (which btw was gonna replace with a framework and didn’t).

It’s plugged in 99% of time, so battery health is not a problem. I think it lasts 2 hours now. I’ve nodded the charging port to USB-C so I can keep it running on an external battery in rare occasions when I need to.

It has 16GB of RAM which is still plenty on Linux and with the kind of apps I run and my dev setup. But when time comes that I need more, I’m gonna trade some CPU cycles and compress the memory and get maybe several more GBs out of it. SSD is infinitely upgradable as it’s a 2.5” drive, so is the WiFi and it also has a M2 slot which I can use for another SSD or a LTE modem.

Linux support is perfect. With cheap cloud computing, I don’t think I’ll update the laptop for next several years.
OpenNCC WE:A POE and WiFi enabled Edge AI IoT camera to sense the world
Isn't there a PG article on how being the cheap alternative undercutting the high-end incumbent is a good place to be?
There are a million hobbies in this world. Why did you choose the hobby you chose? Because it pleases you.

Why did you pick up that one shell at the beach while there are thousands of them? Because your eye fell on it.

I am not sure if I understand your argument. If there is a God who is the first and last element, who created everything, why wouldn't his eye fall in love with one element? And why not with all elements?
In the deployment scenario of edge AI cameras, we are faced with the requirements and challenges of installation distance, cable, power supply, wireless and Internet of Things integration. OpenNCC WE is designed to address these scenarios in intelligent deployment.
There is truly no physical evidence pointing to the existence of God, otherwise it won't be a matter of belief. I also don't see any evidence that contradicts the existence of God.

For me, the existence of God makes more sense in my philosophical model than his non-existance.
Rather than adding my own personal experience in the matter, I want to do gratulate the author for the article.

It's engaging and even entertaining. Very well done!
My colleagues and I came to the same conclusion some time ago. I think CORS is not that complicated in essence, but I don't need to deal with it often enough to really memorize all the details. And there are many, as the article shows. Somehow we were always able to in the end deal with it, but at one point we didn't want to anymore. You make all these plans on how this service should be service.example.com and that one service2.example.com and this kind of feels like building something, but in reality it's just a headache unless you really need to do this for some reason.
I took a gig at a hospital. They got an MBA Karen with 3 years of experience. She learned the very basics of IT, then started micromanaging. As in, she'd tell you what switches to put on CLI commands. If you said that's wrong, or would cause data corruption - you're not a team player. The entire team of 18 people were not team players - the team consisted of her alone.

One time, she told me to do something very dangerous during a data migration. Not a best practice, and a big no-no. I'm seeing open files randomly spread across about 50 NAS shares which should according to her be offline - retired apps. It would take time to identify those, notify people, etc. She has deadlines to meet. You see, this migration that's been put off time and again for 2 years, needs to be finished in about a month, because when she was hired, she made that promise to her boss - without knowing anything about the apps, how much data, what users, etc.

I talked to her over chat, saved the chat, warned her about all the dangers and was told to proceed. It brought down a clinic, resulted in some data loss, and affected patients.

Next migration batch, she asks me to do it again. With a phone call. I ask for it in writing, she refuses. I added the phone call notes to the servicenow change control ticket, put risk as high, and said I need a note in the ticket from her telling me to proceed despite risk.

A week later I'm on suspension for disobeying my manager. HR tells me they will be getting in touch with me to get the details of what happened. I enjoy my paid week off while HR investigates the complaint - they need a full week because they review so much. at 4pm, the day before the week is over, the HR rep calls me and asks be about what happened. At 9am the next day I'm fired.

I file for unemployment and get a corp to corp contract to a company I'm part owner in (contract to the company, not to me). They dispute it, saying I was fired for my attitude, and was written up many times. Both false - I turn over the details - saved chats, emails, a phone call I recorded, etc to the UI officer. The next day my unemployment is approved, and I'm collecting unemployment weekly, while collecting dividends from the company I own for its c2c contract. I do however reply to one email per day from an indian recruiter - I pick ones with names I can't pronounce. They do the needful and submit me to one position per day with "their client." Why only indian recruiters? Because they are a minority and I don't discriminate.

This is a Boeing engineer being thrown under the bus by management. Here's what needs to happen: the engineer is guilty. I was guilty too when the first time I ran the destructive script, despite being told to do that in writing. The engineer is like a nazi soldier. Both the soldier, and his boss, and anyone up the chain who approved or pushed for this, need to be on the receiving side of that courtroom.
We won a business with my wife and my special needs son this is really devastated ass is now electric kidding shut off it was losing everything doesn’t seem right we did nothing wrong I guess I should’ve pay them
How many Jit compiler attempts did we already see? It seems to me there has never been substantial progress towards speed or is it just that other languages implementations increase speedwise at the same pace?

Source: Computer Languages Shootout
Ah, I don't use Apple devices, so I've never been able to play with Swift(1). So I didn't know Swift had it too; thank you for pointing it out!

(1): which is a shame, I remember when it came out that it seemed like a nice language
No, it really just needs to prevent oxygen and moisture from getting to the food.

If it is just moisture, wax paper works reasonably well.
If baseball isn't working for you, you aren't doing it right.
App Nap support still not added after 8 years also
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=931651
I did some tinkering with F# this week, and found out you can use this command (even from a Windows desktop):

dotnet build "myproject.fsproj" --runtime linux-x64 --self-contained

...it will compile your project with dotnet bundled together. So you don't need to "install" dotnet on the destination systems running your program.

It worked on some Debian and CentOS/cpanel servers that I have (never installed dotnet on them).

That command alone gives you a whole directory of files that you need to deploy. But I think it's also possible to have to completely bundle all of it into a single file.

I think this guide tells you how to do that: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/making-a-tiny-net-core-30-ent... ... haven't tried it yet though.
First they have to sort out what that frankenstein merge of C++, HLSL and Rust named WGSL is supposed to look like.
Godel is important, but his argument's extension to natural laws is a bit of a stretch, also that set of laws isnt really a logical axiomatic set. its more of a hodgepodge, an ever shifting discursive formation by which we are epistemological bound to in as much as we exist by it
This reminds me of https://kirp.io/
I agree with everything except the first word - you are not denying my words ;)
I understand that because it's often how I feel when I'm doing programming work. However, I would still consider that time spent working.
As bad as that is, some folks never got a birth certificate

https://sclegal.org/living-without-a-birth-certificate/
Those concepts can also be found in the Christian bible.

Maybe the biblical series by Jordan Peterson (@YT) are something for you.
Interesting. Another natural resource based region fails to be much more than a temporary natural resource based economy. It appears that making lasting change from this sort of thing takes more than just effort. It takes some sort of directed policy making.
Since you’re not going to find any documentation of that because of CYA, and Boeing is the flagship US aircraft manufacturer with a protected (as in ‘in the interest of national security’ protected) position to offset Airbus - that’s pretty much not going to happen.
The memory management can be quite suboptimal. I wrote the same program in both at one point (an experimental language transpiler) and the Crystal version would spiral up into the 10s of GB when converting a very simple file while the C++ version wouldn't even hit 1 GB.

No doubt there was something I could have done to coax it into behaving, but in C++ that was unnecessary. RAII and ordinary standard library containers were enough to make it work.

This was a while ago, so perhaps things have improved.
It truly boggles my mind that the US has such a backwards stance on government issued IDs.

Whatever argument you have about why this is a good thing is utterly lacking in substance, because the US has a defacto ID and it's horrendously bad (talking about that SSN).

Just issue a proper ID system for goodness sake, what a stupid set of problems to have in the modern era :/
And trees, and blankets, and baseballs, and coffee mugs, and diaries.
name it carbon lol
webfonts require it though! I was really surprised!
Don't worry, they thought of that.

https://archive.thinkprogress.org/after-alabama-enforces-vot...
Yeah our IPC marshalling just isn't that relevant for performance AFAIK.
Really nice copywriting !

Would you like to help me and my buddies learn to play cricket ?
Its quite the same sport, and don’t worry, no one has ever played baseball or cricket in the team, they won’t notice !
And please, go straight to the full group « at scale ». We have to be quick, it seems to be the only way to look like people who have success in this other country, India !

This analogy is wonderful, I may reuse it someday. Thanks for sharing.
However it makes me wonder about tailoring ideas. Of course it is necessary to adjust ideas to context, but how do you know when it is too much ?
One thing missing is the energy cost of removing/drying the carbon flakes from the system, then moving themfor combustion. In a closed loop, you could create a cycle that consumed co2 and reconstituted it by burning and reproducing co2, but it would taper off. Yes, you could burn the carbon flakes to produce more energy than the system consumes, but you'll need more oxygen from the environment to maintain the reaction. At 92% efficiency, you'd run out of oxygen to maintain combustion after a dozen cycles or so, in a closed system. With an endless amount of atmospheric co2, the picture changes.

2460 kwh, at 12 cents per kwh, translates to $295 of electricity per ton. It optimally produces twice as much as it consumes.

Maybe a Stirling engine that uses a belt feeder, with the flakes skimmed from the catalytic reaction chamber onto the belt, drying in the heat of combustion, then dropped into the burner, and the exhaust bubbled back into the solvent. Then it could deposit the excess flakes while producing power by directly consuming co2?

This is pretty phenomenal, edging into the "too good to be true" domain.

Anyway, pointing out that pure carbon can be burned is good thinking.
Transform and filter columns and rows in your dataset faster
Yeah, and is also "just" misses having an ecosystem like SYSCL or CUDA for C++, with polyglot infrastructure targeting the GPU.

Yes, there is SPIR-V, yet few care to target it in practice, besides typical shading languages.
true, but also for some math isnt a model but a discoverable part of nature. depends on who is doing the philosophical arguing there. we dont know for sure, ironically because of godel? therefore its a true part of nature?
Yeah, when Web fonts rolled around we fought that battle again and won. Some important people saw the light :-). (And to be fair, CORS was more widely available on servers.)
Spotify expands access to its in-car entertainment device ‘Car Thing’
Inflation is not a universal metric, it's individual. Every person, every household has their own inflation rate depending on spending profile. I would not use government figures to make decisions about my financial affairs.