skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
you know what is interesting? us not doing a better job at having constructive dialogue. we have a genuine opportunity to work things out with people we otherwise would have been told what to and how to think about someone. obviously this attack is a horrible event, but how many events that happen to normal people like us?

i had family members who had been murdered in broad daylight. this was before high speed internet, even before 56k and shotgun modems. the attackers didn’t even know them. over 20$ dollars.

anyways, not sure where exactly i am going with this but i think we need stronger leadership and not the iron fist type, like why are people doing this type of stuff? is it extremism based on religious ideologies or do people turn to extremism due to some underlying non-addressed societal issue that could be negated had we had programs been set in place to mitigate a festering issue before it becomes an infectious debilitating disease.

forcing people to behave by watching every action never solves the root of an issue, if anything it drives the infection deeper into society, in the shadows more so, you may not hear about it anymore, until it strikes. that’s an issue, it’s better for people to talk about things so others can lead them out of the group psychosis that they are marinated in. i am no expert on the subject, but my dad had a huge temper growing up, he would blow his top whenever his kids didn’t do exactly what he said. there was no dialog, no warning or reasons why rules were set in place, nothing.

so people in my family learned to just never tell him anything. when something bad happened and needed an adults advice, we would never tell him out of fear of him getting mad.

do you think that is the best way to live? to put people in a place where they just hid things even more so? not trying to sound weird or anything it just seems like the whole authoritarian thing does not work. maybe if there were campaigns, advertising directed at making a difference we could actually pull people out of these terrible mindsets. but listen, i am all for some form of accountability, but to monitor a whole society based on a few bad actors seems like you are punishing everyone which two wrongs don’t make a right.

tldr; don’t imprison a society because of a prison minded acted horrifically, you are just letting that ideology win.

anyways, i digress
Fun Fact: Airplane! is a spoof of the Paramount film Zero Hour (1957) which is itself a clone of the wildly famous John Wayne Classic "The High and Mighty" (1954), which was the first disaster film and a breakout hit. Robert Stack, who plays the captain in The High and Mighty, also plays the captain in Airplane, as a parody of his previous role.

It's pretty cool to watch The High and Mighty after Airplane and recognize so many of the scenes, including the sweating pilot, the little life stories of the characters, the operations manager (Regis Toomey) pacing back and forth in the control room, etc.
My parents were real strict about drugs growing up too. Even in my late 20s I would dodge the question about drugs. Idk what changed in the last couple years. They both have gotten more open about it. More so my dad, whos now growing mushrooms and microdosing, and gave dmt and mdma a try. I showed him how to do dabs and hit a bong correctly lol. He cant get around the idea snorting something so no ketamine yet and is having trouble finding time for acid. I think Michael Pollans book helped a bit. Its crazy to see though.

I used to be pretty shy about my drug use, but i try talking about it more if it comes up. I like to think it helps get rid of the stigma.
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fighting, parasites, diseases, sure.
but working round the clock is more common in industrialized societies than it was befor
https://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/users/rauch/worktime/hours_...
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Redirector: An add-on that lets you create redirects for specific webpages
That's a good point. If they're never checked, then they're just like incorrect/outdated comments. They sort of get at this idea in the article, and sort of describe a compromise for it. They have a list of files that they've completely annotated, and only those files are checked by mypy. So in their case, they know which annotations to ignore, and which they can rely on.
I've always wondered why Apple doesn't make those, and some cleaning spray too: the screens they make are really sensitive, and expensive, and I bet people often leave unexpected marks on them by trying to clean up
Unfortunately fractional scaling in wayland is broken to the point where even X works better: For videos in 1.5x scale, the player renders it at 2x and wayland scales it down to 1.5x, costing performance and causing artifacts. In X the video player just renders directly.
Might be a power limitation. I have an XPS 17 which only runs at full performance and charges the battery with the supplied 130W charger. USB C is only specced to 100W. I can still do most things on the spare USB C charger I have.
The perspective given in this book was really interesting to read. Way different the typical story you get out of drug communities
Yep. Fully agree with you.
Disturbing lack of DRM. It should only be possible to polish apple devices with it. And, of course, any other polishing cloth should render these devices inoperable.
Was it supposed to be a black triangle?

https://rampantgames.com/blog/?p=7745
https://www.idownloadblog.com/2021/10/18/apple-polishing-clo...

> Apple also has a list of the devices that are compatible with this Polishing Cloth. For the iPhone lineup it goes back as far as the first-generation iPhone SE and the iPhone 6. The first-generation iPad mini is supported, and you can go back as far as 2015 for some iMac models. You can clean every model of the Apple Watch, and if you have any iPod touch models dating back to the fourth-generation iPod shuffle, this cloth will get it clean.
Finally! A usefull Apple product that I can afford.
Wondering how videogames will play on a specced-out MB pro, and whether this insane amount of GPU power will drive some developers who also are gamers to this machine.
Sketchup has a Ruby API. This book is good if you can find a copy:

https://www.amazon.com/Automatic-SketchUp-Creating-Models-Ru...
Great implementation of what the parent comment asked. Not only that, but the compiler managed remove all the abstractions.

(very minor nitpick: I'd pick `auto&& x` over `auto x`)
The US patent system is broken anyway, so who cares? It still seems likely that they stole stuff. Google used the same quadtree numbering as Art and Com, that being a coincidence is very unlikely
If you don't mind the local police coming by you are probably fine.

Sarcasm aside, I guess you are talking about Java|Jakarta Server Pages, I think those are deprecated, so I recommend against using this in new projects. However, no one is really going to stop you, but keep in mind that deprecated almost always means 'not going to be around many years from now', so that depends on the time frame of your project.
Apple is soon to debut their Polishing Cloth recycling program, where they remove and reuse the gold and diamonds that are woven into this $20 piece of fabric.
Ah, I misunderstood your comment. When you said it was competitive with the 6900 XT I thought you were talking about GPU performance in general, not just in terms of memory bandwidth.
I'm sure they've put some thought in the pricing strategy, like with the infamous $999 monitor stand. If you think $19 is ridiculous for a cloth (I do) then you aren't the target buyer.
Moreover, the premise violates one of my first principles.
Many types of programming require big resources these day. Training machine learning model is the classical example.

But also those who run multiple VMs at the same time.
W. Heath Robinson was essentially an English Rube Goldberg.
You haven't met a wide range of economists.
Word embedding especially word2vec are quite primitive as you say. To capture grammar and more complex meaning neural language models are much better.
Consolation would be that you still have full backward compatibility with all the Intel ecosystem.

I like the M1, but I could have chosen the 16" intel at the time I bought it, even if it's to switch to the M1 Pro/Max next year for instance.
Oh I totally get that, I like functionality and the 2017-2020 MBP barely qualified as Pro laptops. I have a huge windows desktop for my actual pro work, MBP was just a mobile device and for some freelance work. A sharp design would be nicer is all I'm saying
I wish I could plug into HDMI all the time. I still get a lot of VGA projectors !
>...economics is mostly about justifying current systems and getting paid by the wealthy.

My advice would be to take an economics class.
Tor servers aren't anonymous, only clients.
The 2K one is a mechanically rotating thing. I don't think that's sidescan - though I could be wrong.
One more: two spaces instead of one after a . and you're most likely looking at someone old, like 60-70 years old. I am now confused as whether this is just in Italy (I was born there), just in the US (lived there for ~9 years), or both.
What if our universal parameters don't make us much different than the universes with #41 being the answer and #43 being the answer... and of course the answer is guessed correctly in a satirical sci-fi in those respective universes. Just an infinite chain of universes where the initial variables determine the number/answer mentioned in one of Douglas Adam's books.
If using the laptop mostly in a stationary place, but occasionally taking it to meetings (or just around the house), the dongle life is okay - means just one cable to plug in when I come back. Of course it would still be better to have a few extra ports on the device itself, there's no getting around that.
I've RTX discrete card maxed out laptop with 64GB RAM, dual SSDs, 4K OLED and what not. It was priced at around $4500. The battery life is about 2 hours and fan runs so fast that it almost sounds like a siren. I'd to do hours worth to tweaking to force run its CPU and other components run at very low speed to make it usable in untethered mode. It needs so much power when charging that plugs in airplane charger refuse to charge it.
> In 2014, when my son, Charles, then a 14-year-old, wanted to attend a party unsupervised, my wife wanted to know whether there would be parents present. “You’re not going to take drugs or drink alcohol, right?” she asked. “You know, there’s going to be peer pressure.”

> I couldn’t help myself. I jumped in immediately. “Charles, for example, you’re at this party and everyone is sucking d—k. What are you going to do? You have to resist the temptation.”

> Charles laughed. His mom shook her head. And I found a way to not be bored.

This strikes a cord with me. As a kid/teenager I learned some lessons a lot better because they came in the form of offensive humor. I still remember some of them word for word 20+ years later. I worry about this in the context of current day puritanism a lot more that I care about movies, TV, social media, etc. I think we're raising generations of stuck up people who will fall even harder in puritan extreme.
What if I told you that Apple had offered DRM free music for some 12 years now?
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Does an Intel 286 without coprocessor count? C64? I remember those, but I wouldn't say I'm extremely old (just regular old).
A great idea for inbound leads. If you're doing well enough on your metrics I don't think you have to ask them if you're fundable. I am willing to bet if your numbers are terrific that they will contact you.
Those discrepancies in life expectancy are mostly due to chances of surviving the first few years. There are studies indicating that health and adult life expectancy were at their peak for Victorian middle classes.
This is an excellent advertorial for Redis Enterprise.
Crypto trading bot scans Binance announcements, buys before the coin is listed
the 1TB default HD, spend $400!!!!! to get up to 2TB drives me nuts. I know the 1tb is just a teaser but that's still a crazy jump.
I have a portable reader (SD/microSD) which I almost never need on the go, and a reader built into my dock (SD/microSD/CF). Another dust-and-small-object-collecting nook is actually a downside for me. Built-in SD reader in my old MBP stopped recognizing cards (unless you push it in pressing at just the right angle, there’re a few posts on Apple discussions about this issue) after a couple of years anyway.

I’m wondering how much bigger the battery could be without all those extra ports—a top-spec M1 Max laptop would probably rival the current king, the 13" M1 MBP.
exactly said, it’s a terrible approach it seems like a false excuse to push an ever more so intruding government (no matter the country this scenario is true), even the term deradicalization is an issue, it implies that the person is already outside of society, that is further pushing these people into making it a persona. isolation for some, can be extremely toxic mentally, it’s like gangs, some kids in the states feel left out, they don’t have any friends or family. they have no way of surviving so they cling to the first sign of acceptance from a group. it’s the same thing, there’s a deeper issue, that’s NOT being addressed and this type of rhetoric coming from a politician does nothing to address that issue. it actually makes things worse.
The original iPhone came with a black, screen-sized microfiber cloth.
Too bad it's not compatible with iPhone 5s or earlier...
Music is not an Apple product, maybe they don't really care.
Let's take a step back. What about molten salt reactors? I feel like it is a mistake to think future nuclear reactors have the same safety profile as old ones when thinking about tail risks.
I think it is a good quality ad as they don't present Redis Enterprise as the only alternative.
I see this is the time any company can do both ground breaking performance and a solid design let alone Apple. I don't want them to go back to the intel with discrete gpus and remove extra ports. I want a sharper design is all. It's not much to ask both, Apple after all cares a lot about design, I don't know how they came up with such a design while their all their iPads lineup (bar basic iPad) and iPhone lineup has a boxy design but this MBP is rounded.
No.

I've been burned by this in other projects (see e.g. https://github.com/0xYUANTI/tulib/blob/master/include/types....)

You code will soon be a mish-mash of thunk(lift(unlift(thunk(err))))s

These things have to be a part of the language, or not at all
I know this isn't a good comment, but the title entices me to write that, as a present-day Austrian I did not drink beer 2700 years ago.
wonder if they are any good for Machine Learning (large scale) ?
I am fully aware of it, I was just making the point that it wasn't invented by Rust as the title suggests, and first versions of Rust were written in OCaml, hence why I chose that ML flavour for the example.

If you want to go pedatic we can start discussing the type theory papers they appear on.
Amazon cloud storage challenger Backblaze files to go public
I don't know this Crowder person, but Shapiro and Trump are absolutely mainstream. Enough that I, a guy who's not from the US and has no interest in its domestic politics, can get Shapiro memes.
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Do the keyboards on the current MacBook generation still make a mark on the screen over time (which implies this will happen with the new ones too)? If so which way to protect the screen is recommended? A screen protector or a cloth to cover the keyboard area?
Well what do you expect?

Have you any idea how expensive it is to get diamond-cut chamfered edges ON FABRIC!?!?
Morphogenetic Field
It's worth noting that SketchUp is a simple, non-parametric CAD package. What you want is available in most other, more advanced CAD software.
Goodhart's law - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law

> When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.
You meant to say "recourse" states - non-recourse means that the bank can't pursue you for any remaining amount you owe on the house after they foreclose on the house. Non-recourse is not very common, but California is a non-recourse state, for example.
It was commonly taught in typing classes through the late 1990s (at least). I do it myself and am a bit younger than the age range you mention. A likelier criterion is whether someone took a formal typing class or worked in a profession related to typing before the advent of WYSIWYG word processors.

The justification (no pun intended) for the double space after period is that it looks better, or closer to traditional typesetting, when text is rendered in a monospaced font. While this is still my experience with reading and writing e-mail (and other text) in a terminal, it's not the way most people now compose text on most devices, since most typing is done in software with proportional fonts.
I work on Sequoia-PGP now
For very tight code, like interrupt handler context, you usually avoid allocation at all (with some object caches to provide storage possibly), but yes.

Metronome is all about partitioning run-time into static slice of GC/mutator ensuring that mutator code has predictable performance - it is slower than if mutator was running full-tilt, but it means that unless you manage to horribly exceed GC performance in collection, you're not going to see a pause.

That said, GCs are faster than manual management usually thanks to pauses - if you look at total runtime, wall-clock time, and not latency. The most common algorithms trade latency for throughput and total wall-clock time.
I prefer the $99 cloth made by Monster. Their cotton is more pure and the cotton plants were exposed to classical music.
Alan Sokal Won the Battle but Lost the ‘Science Wars’
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There is nothing fancy or proprietary about this, it's a usb-c to displayport adaptor that is designed to fit flush into the body. You can use the same adaptor on a macbook if you wanted to, and certainly don't need to shutdown the machine to do so.

https://frame.work/products/displayport-expansion-card
I understand the perceptions in fashion and design will keep changing. But it is only recently Apple adopted boxy design in all their iPads and iPhones except the basic iPad and iPhone SE II. Why not follow that, the trend is set across the board. This top of the line macbooks have a design similar to the basic $329 iPad, I can't wrap my head around such a decision.

I know it's a very minor and a picky thing, but Apple takes such a great pride in the uniformity and design, it's strange they resort to this.
The point is, they didn't get that creative this time.
> Is there any reason to believe

Yes, by the very nature of how redis implements persistence (RDF snapshot format + AOF) compared to traditional btree-backed storage with WALs.
I take it you haven't heard about Apple's long-standing problem with anti-reflective coatings flaking off their macbook screens.

Just yet another defect they won't admit to publicly or do a recall over. You have to find out about the secret recall, before it's discontinued...
As someone who recently migrated a project off of redis-as-a-main-store, please use a real database. I found that Postgres could do the same requests in about 2x-7x the time depending on what the requests were and this was without heavy optimization (if you limit the object sizes you could actually get away with covering indices which would probably get even closer).

Also, KeyDB[0] looks like quite the project. I used it when testing backups and some other stuff and it was quite easy to use, scaled to the compute well, is able to easily use flash (SSD/NVMe), pretty nice.

[0]: keydb.dev
https://github.com/SimonBrazell/privacy-redirect/blob/master... looks like it's a 3958 npm dependencies project :)
discrete floating point co-processors and vodoo graphics come to my mind
Well, in a sense all of the other languages have fewer capabilities. C++ is more or less the only language that attempts to be a bridge between low level and high level programming in one language. I see that as beneficial. Many projects benefit from using both high level and low level programming. The alternative of writing it in multiple languages is not always that nice either. The kind of bridge code that one writes between two languages is often not very nice. Plus, a build that involves one languages is simpler than a build involving multiple ones.
It's okay, the future humans in their mud huts won't be able to read the data.
Honestly, I’m not sure I see this. They made the charging cable USB C at one end, shipping a standard USB C PD adapter and even mentioning that a USB C to C cable can be used with the same adapter to charge the same laptop. I don’t think they could have done much more without compromising MagSafe, and this allows for the same portability of cables and adapters that people like about USB C PD.
The norm on these platforms seems to be this ancienty way of doing justice. Lest they take a risk to protect those who actually form the actual content, in fear of prosecution.

My parents are operating an airbnb in their downstairs suite. A few months ago one of their visitors started complaining that they found hair under a heater behind a door, and dust behind the nightstand, and that this was making them uncomfortable and they would leave. To give some context, tens of rentals rentals in, they had an average cleanliness rating of 5/5. The guests stayed two nights, but then left and asked to be fully refunded (turns out there was a storm alert on Sunday that probably was the real cause for the premature departure). My parents refunded the cleaning as a gesture but declined to refund the rest given that it was obviously more of a personal choice than really an issue with cleanliness. The day after, airbnb locked their account and cancelled their reservations for the coming 2 months. An "anonymous guest" had made a safety complaint, that my parents had entered the suite or something like that. Airbnb never disclosed the details, but all the questions were around entering while the guests were in, which my parents were outraged they could be accused of. They had to plead their case that this wasn't right. Fortunately for them airbnb reinstated their account in a few days, but with those 2 months of bookings gone ; plus apparently a strike on their file and some employee telling them "never to do that again", despite not even knowing what the charge was. I scouted the net to advise them, and you can find countless stories of people getting their accounts closed by random guests making false accusations in an attempt to to get reimbursed for random stuff. My only advice was to diversify the platforms, but when the market is so dominated by a single actor, they can apply the ancient type of justice where you aren't allowed to face your accusers, or even know what you are accused of. The only thing you can do is pray that whomever "judges" your case didn't get blueballed the night before.

I hope there will be a correction one day, but given the trend I am not hopeful. The future looks like for all sorts of things in our lives will be ruled and arbitrated by mini dictators ruling over their unregulated fiefdoms.

I'm even posting this from a disposable account and altered the story in fear that somehow they might get identified and be targets of retribution.