skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ah yeah if you're coming from using GObject in C, it probably makes much more sense. Still, I would highly prefer macros that made it much quicker to subclass. Things like:

* Automatically figuring out which parent objects the class you're subclassing derives from, instead of having to import and then list out all of them individually. This is for the glib::wrapper!() macro.
* Automatically filling out ObjectSubclass, and WidgetImpl, etc.
* Helpers for properties and signals
* A flat list of methods, instead of the public/imp split

The bigger issue that Relm solves imo, is state management. I feel like I had a difficult time figuring out how to share state between widgets. You end up with lots of OnceCell, Rc, and RefCell, and it quickly becomes confusing, especially when you start subclassing GObject and making your own objects.

As soon as I think of a good project to work on, I'm going to try out Relm4 and see if it is better than gtk4-rs.
I can't wait for that day! Haha!

Well, I'm crossing my fingers the Valve Steam Deck satisfies my PC gaming needs (probably not though). I hate Hate HATE that more and more games are wanting to install System level services. It's absolutely not acceptable for the same machine my financial info and other sensative info is on has apps digging deep into the system.

I could run 2 machines but that's also a PITA, maintaining both machines and trying to decide when to use one vs the other. A gaming machine is powerful but I also need that power for video editing and other things. 2 VR rigs, one for non-gaming, one for gaming, would also suck. etc....

I want Windows to lockdown like Mac (and sure, you can turn it off?) but I'd like apps not to be able to muck with the system. Games have no excuse IMO.
I wrote a few replies to this that I didn't feel like posting. The issue is that when I think about it the concept seems a lot deeper and broader than I give it credit for.

What you should do is design a personality and a society simultaneously, design the personality such that it ponders the society and the society so that it builds such characters. The improvement accomplished reinforces the loop.
This makes it even more compelling to try out...

I do wonder what happens with the temp file when the full file is loaded. The quick and dirty way that most people do it is to simply delete/move the temp file as completion, but of course that interrupts the media player as the file is now “missing”. I feel like I’m going to find out shortly when I research or test...
> government wants to clamp down on and what will make your sperm die, make your testicles shrink, or make your penis flaccid

Hey man, if those are things you want, there are much easier ways which the government isn't clamping down on! You have my full support!
Thanks, I didn’t know about teddit
Well why I said that is because of all the discussions on HN about people hating leetcode, hating take homes hating... well just about any form of interview if I read it right.

Now I am/have been on both sides of this.

I happen to like take home for devs. I like it because it takes out some of the stress of interviewing. If done right. I have been advocating internally at my company for stripping down the take home test. Who wants to do a "this should take you 4-8 hours" test? Which nobody internally actually tried to do themselves in that timeframe. Nobody! Especially not if you have a job at the moment. And a family. But want to take advantage of the market and/or look for a better company.

What do I look for in a take home?

Not running code! I couldn't care less! I have never in my life run up a take home test someone sent in (backend). I look for code cleanliness, consistency, abstractions, DRY, WHY comments. If you send in something without any tests you are out. If you have a hundred tests to show 'you do tests', you are out. If you have 5 tests that are of awesome quality and show that you know what is worth testing and how to write tests that will survive a refactoring of the code and actually tell you that your refactoring didn't break anything I will hire you and pay you money to write a hundred of those tests when it actually matters. Maybe add a comment that you could write the same kind of tests for the rest of the code but your kid needed a good night song and the deadline for the test was up.

I was hired on such a take home. My code deliberately did not run. I called out to external services that I did not bother to include in the take home test because it asked to solve the problem and I knew they used microservices. And business wise those things should've been handled in those other microservices and not the one I was writing. I also left out the database. Not worth even an h2 in pom.xml. They happened to use gradle. They didn't care I used maven. Still love them for it. Had the best interview ever. Loved the pros and cons discussion with my interviewer. Awesome guy.

Now depending on what position you get hired for this might change. An architect position for example a whiteboarding session might be more appropriate. Just have a problem to solve (e.g. one of your own main use cases) and have them design it with you. Who cares if they come up with the same solution you did. It's about the discussion. The pros and cons. The general attitude towards solving the problem. If they admit they don't have the answer to something off hand but its a 'googleable thing' they've just never had to solve before, that's fine!
Ah, maybe click on these links and read?
This looks like a classical case of someone missing the forest for the trees.
My child is the relentless consumerism! Have to keep the ponzi scheme fed!
Socialists believe in effective taxes on the wealthiest members of society, and robust social services.

What you're describing is just the capital class playing the capitalist system without actually pursuing socialist policy.
https://web.archive.org/web/20211021010054/https://www.baldu...
I was going to mount a defense of fish about how it doesn't provide the same mechanisms or provide the same incentives that had people contorting Ruby into the most convoluted forms on their way to spit out HTML or JSON from an HTTP request, but then I found that the thing has a `fish_command_not_found` that you can overload as in Ruby.

https://fishshell.com/docs/current/cmds/fish_command_not_fou...

So yeah you could make crazy stuff like Rail's routing and rendering DSLs that interpreted method names as programs.
I haven't updated the favicon on a site I run in years, if not decades. It's a 32x32 GIF 89a file that runs 131 bytes.

It's interesting to ponder how many hundreds of bytes are exchanged between the browser and the site just for a simple GET request for the image.
Normally I'd agree, a windows-1252 misencode should be one's default guess when mojibake is afoot. Unfortunately, the errant byte in the error is 0xb3, which is "³" in windows-1252.

If you Google, "Mikołaj",

> Mikołaj is the Polish cognate of given name Nicholas

Then Google, "windows character encoding polish"

> Windows-1250 - Wikipedia

And 0xb3 is "ł" in that encoding.¹

> Does it work if you set the environment variable PYTHONENCODING (sic) to cp1252?

I don't know if setting PYTHONIOENCODING would work here; I don't think it should affect this. Really, fixing the YAML file is the fix. (And fixing the thing that generated it.)

¹it is queries like this that really make me love the search engines of today. This would have been hell in the days of Alta Vista.
Do you not worry about buying life insurance and then asking for your medical history and then denying coverage or increased premiums?
Just call it DoubleSpeak already.
It doesn’t matter if Tesla is losing marketshare if they continue to grow deliveries >50% year over year while being production constrained
Yea, don't get the benefit of the hypervisor when constrained to x86 Vms.
> If the Spanish hadn't ever set foot on shore and the Mesoamerican society was allowed to develop, they would likely have developed their own diseases

Not really. Old World societies had access to many more domesticated animals, a key reason that they also had major diseases.
Update: It's a PWA now. Thanks!
>“We live in a world where the Taliban has a huge presence on Twitter, yet your favorite American President has been silenced. This is unacceptable,"

"Silenced," says the celebrity via press release covered by mainstream media regarding the launch of his own personal social media platform. The chilling effect... it's real.
Except that tzdata doesn't store offset rules for every city. You still need to know which city represents your location, which is just as arbitrary as some random timezone code. Every once in a while zone boundaries or local zone rules change, so what was once your reference city is obsolete.
I probably would have funded the guy (haven't seen the graveyard myself doing these interviews over the years, TBF), too, or at least kept in touch, as mwseibel did. The article made it sound like this wasn't lashing out in an inflammatory way, it was impassioned frustration.

And for every single self-serving puff piece out there about getting rejected from the YC interview, I'd say this one stands out as one of the few that are genuine.
Lazarus/FreePascal tech slaps. It will blow your mind.
Includes but doesn't always use. PNG also includes filters which can dramatically decrease sizes, especially when combined with compression.

That's why tools like OptiPng basically brute force all the combination of options. Depending on the image content different combinations of filters and compression will get the best file size.
I mean do you really want to compare my disposable income with my great grandparents? They'd hit me up side the head if they knew how much I blow on weed a month and random bullshit like latex Halloween costumes. To them eating out was a luxury they could afford maybe once or twice a year. I eat out like every other day.

Our standards are way higher these days cause the truth is we're all spoiled.
Thanks for the link, I just read it. Like hTime, there are some potential psychological show-stoppers but I feel like there’s a solid focus on using the very things that time were supposed to be based on.
I think alderlake is very promising. Big-small designed cpus, even on x86, seem like the way to go.
I hate to say it, but Windows has the line breaks right. Why did Unix see fit to just type further and further to the right on a never ending paper?
I settled for Yue: https://github.com/yue/yue It's been around for several years, though definitely doesn't have the developer or user base of other well-known frameworks. The deciding factor for me was that is has well maintained Lua bindings as part of the core project, alongside JavaScript (Node.js) and C++.

I didn't have much luck with libui (crashes, missing features, etc), and various immediate mode alternatives just require too many dependencies and other work that made integration painful. Plus, Lua bindings for these were always stale. In fact, Lua binding quality is pretty poor all around, including GTK, Qt, WxWidgets, and FLTK.
Programming Fujinet [video]
> socialists get rich on medical stocks

The haut bourgeoisie are, by and large, not socialists, but capitalists in the ideological as well as the class sense.
Does anyone have any data on benchmarks for the Risc-V cores? I wasn't able to find any. I'm specifically interested in the C906 (aka Allwinner D1 which exists as a dev board[0] for ~$120 ) and the C910 which is apparently multicore. I'd love to know how they compare to SiFive's offerings and similar class arm chips.

[0]: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002856721588.html
Counter point - Bob Marley had 12 kids
JetBrains is generating an invalid YAML file, which are UTF-8. If they were using a decent YAML library, it would have crashed at that point. And firmly pointed the finger at the real bug, reading raw bytes from the environment or a .properties file parser and assuming it is valid UTF-8.

And this is why you always validate your data when you slurp it in, or else you pass crap down several layers where it crashes or mostly works with the potential for security holes or catastrophic behavior, and a pain in the arse to track down since the actual bug is nowhere near where you are looking.
Not just building a twitter clone but aiming to compete with AWS and GCP is even more laughable
>now the notch.

I was going along with you until this. I'm quite happy with the upcoming notch on the new MBP. If I can get extra height out of my screen by the height of the menu bar, then I consider that a win. My current menu bar contains nothing in the center where the notch will be, so I am losing nothing. The gain in screen height will be most welcome.
This is honestly kind of sad, can’t imagine giving this much of a shit
> Digital World Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: DWAC) completed its initial public offering in September 2021, raising approximately USD 293 Million in cash proceeds for the purpose of effecting a merger, capital stock exchange, asset acquisition, stock purchase, reorganization or similar business combination with one or more businesses. Digital World’s strategy is to identify and complete business combinations with technology-focused, market leading companies. [1]

Quelle suprise!

[1]: https://www.tmtgcorp.com/press-releases/announcement-10-20-2...
I don’t think this is much of a difference for me. I have Android, iOS, and Electron/Web developers. Right now we target Windows with Electron, but could use Android in the future. Either way I’m not really building a Windows desktop app that would give Microsoft a moat. I think they realize that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Given the current semiconductor shortages I don’t think Intel will have any trouble selling chips within the next couple years.
That would be the clumsy and massively-regulated healthcare behemoth that has been an empty promise since Lyndon Johnson was President.
GTK is so ugly and there are so many problems, I have to ask: why do people persist with it?

There are better options aren't there? There must be something amazing about it I don't understand - can somebody enlighten me?
It's really hard to say if the Apple App store is good for users since user's have no choice there is no way to know. I know for me, searching for apps on the Apple App store is particularly frustrating. So many bad apps trying to scam people for subscriptions for simple apps.

I could certainly imagine a successful Steam iOS store that had a better experience for games than the Apple iOS App Store. Better reviews, better community, better suggestions, and sales (something the Apple App Store doesn't do AFAIK), more ways for devs to connect with users, better store pages with more options for devs, better categories/tags, etc... Also cross platform so buying some iOS game gets me the same game on Android, PC, Mac, Linux, were appropriate

Also Steam allows adult content if that's your thing.
Tell that headline to people around you and let them guess whether it points to Reuters or Onion.
I think computers may be better off using UTC, but people are still better off with local time. I'd hate to be at UTC+11 or UTC-11 and have the date change in the middle of the day.
They've tried a lot of "reimagining." It never works. No one wants Intel on mobile, despite Intel's mobile chips being absolutely great when they were actually releasing them, and no one wants a genuinely high-performance chip if it means they have to make alterations to how their software is written.

I have a lot of criticisms of Intel, but held back from reimagining isn't quite a great one.
it's an odd coincidence (there's no reason this number would be related, there's no idle power factor here or anything) but 5x also happens to be about the expected gain from NVIDIA's tensor core implementation in real-world code afaik. Sure they advertise a much higher number but that's a microbenchmark looking at just that specific bit of the code and not the program as a whole.

it's possible that the implication here is similar, that AMD does a tensor accelerator or something and they hit "30x" but you end up with similar speedups to NVIDIA's tensor accelerator implementation.
> http://www.implicitcad.org/ is an interesting option

Mmmh, I'm not so sure.

Is that still maintained?
Ah cool thanks!
Part of the safety score is based on g forces. So if you do a smooth stop by braking ahead of the stop, you’ll have less g forces. If you slam on your brakes, well, you’ll have a lower score due to higher g forces.
Look, I get we're coming at this from different viewpoints, but you can't tell me that I'm the one being obtuse after you interrogate me with some inane hypothetical about how many people I'd be comfortable with killing through my car use.

I'm asking for you to back up the claim that people in LA hate their cars, not that cars aren't the most popular form of transport there. People hate _traffic_, not their cars. I live somewhere with low traffic. Best of both worlds.

Sure, it would be great to have better public transit options in LA. But I'd wager (because we're going off of our theory of mind intuition, and not polls) that people would prefer their cars to bus transport, even in LA.
In most cases, your sequence info will be useless to you, but in some situations it can have a huge impact, such as predicting how you might respond to epidural anesthesia if you are a woman in labor.

Also, things like personalized immunity therapies for cancers and such are not far off. Unless they completely fail - which is always a possibility in therapeutic development.
Ask HN: How many days do you take off to recover from burnout?
My solution is to invest more in custom PC builds (for the company) and after my recently refurbished MacBook Pro (2013/core i7/16gb ram/500 gb ssd/all the ports/ Manjaro) dies - Framework laptop.

By using a laptop as a mobile computer and dedicated powerful PC as a desktop I actually can ignore Apple chip advancements.

On a smartphone level, my personal solution is to use flip phone for calls and DeGoogled Android for necessary apps.

In the next 3 years I plan to move to Talos workstation (https://bit.ly/3lY6fpc).
Although it does have the slight downside that Gell-Mann in his later years started promoting nonsense in the field of linguistics to the effect that all human languages supposedly descended from one (it's a common failing among great scientists; compare Pauling's unfortunate trend towards "Vitamin C cures cancer!" in his later years)
I'm just wondering why the same process how vikings settled Greenland would not work in the (IMHO much more hospitable) North America.
Lazarus/FreePascal makes all of these things look like trash. GTK, QT, and Electron.

Native, cross platform, tiny binaries, JS transpiler in the works, Android and iOS support in the works. Destroys this...mess.
> It's worth noting that neither the Kia EV6 nor the Lucid Air have shipped a single unit to customers, so the above are only promises based on the optimistic claims of manufacturers.

False. The EV6 is shipping in Korea and Europe right now. North America to follow. But let's do some different cars since you're distressed:

- Volkswagen ID.4 Pro is 18 hours and 4 minutes.

- Porsche Taycan 4S 93 kWh is 17 hours 56 minutes.

- Audi e-tron 55 is 17 hours 50 minutes.

> This video by Marques Brownlee is an interesting example

That is not a road trip from Vancouver Island to Calgary, which is what we're talking about. Do you have any specific information about driving from Vancouver Island to Calgary in particular?
I've always said this is true. Earth's force field which keeps the solar wind from sterilizing the surface, takes energy to operate. Also our continents move around, slowly, but imagine the diesel bill if we did that with tractors.
There must be a giant dynamo of molten iron circulating and that can't be a perpetual motion machine. There must be a fuel source. And we have ruled out U and Th as inadequate. We know the inner solid core is so much hotter than the liquid core that it sends up vortexes of molten NiFe. Why is the solid part hotter? LENR maybe.
If you want less surprising and fewer caveats, use a POSIX shell. There is nothing less surprising than a program using a standard that's older than you are.
As though programmers don't use Macs, at least in SV they're by far the device of choice.
> the companies are guaranteed to earn public money for creating these and continually convincing nations and municipalities to purchase them, under any excuse possible.

Basically operant conditioning at the organizational level
I do not understand why you mean, it is obvious no.
2 years and still recovering.
Thanks! It had been a while since I looked for them. Glad to see they've made it to market now.
The road noise has been improved a lot on the newer model 3 though. It's still not a very silent car but it's now normal.
the truly amazing thing is that the M1 Max Macbook Pro will have twice the transistor count of a 3090 in its SOC (not counting memory stacks). That's a laptop CPU now.

It also has hexadecimal-channel RAM. 16 channels of DDR5. Instead of putting the SOC on GDDR6 and gimping the CPU side with higher latency, they just stacked in DDR5 channels until they had enough. Absolute meme tier design, Apple just does not give a single fuck about cost.

(note that DDR5 channels are half the width of DDR4 - you get two channels per stick. But, the burst length is longer to compensate (so you get the same amount per burst), and you get higher MT/s. But either way, it's conceptually like octochannel DDR4, "but better", it's a server-class memory configuration and then they stacked it all on the package so you could put it in a laptop.)
They are sprinkled all over, I’ve seen them in New York, Dallas, New Mexico, Michigan, etc. but never in quantity. The quality and menu varies widely across locations, a lot of the time they are paired with other chains like Long John Silver’s. Nostalgia aside I think Sonic is the better place to spend your money - Whataburger or Lottaburger if your in Texas or the southwest states.
Heh. I'm not from the US and have no idea about what you're referring to regarding New Orleans.

First off, where was Old Orlean? And I take it... a sinking problem similar to Venezia?
Interesting data point, my impression was that they were used quite a bit in Haskell but I’m no expert. They are ubiquitous in Python, providing an extremely expressive means to construct lists, sets, maps, and generators. JS map and filter are exceedingly crude and unergonomic in comparison. Rust does it with a sophisticated iterator API.
I can not tell, is it better because he employ them or worse sense he probably pay them below market and so is "exploiting"? Sometimes it is hard to find how Californian thinks.
Your reply feels to me like blustering, and trying to shout down the question.

Some data on why you think systemic hydrogen costs are going to catch up with systemic battery-electric costs, for example, would contribute to (1) far more than your posturing.

You'd be a better advocate if you spoke to the issues.
Just because you discuss something with your doctor, doesn't mean that data needs to go into the EHR.
yeah wiz is still a work in progress. Its mainly just trying to be a simpler API wrapper for asp.net

Would challenge the notion of immutability or extensibility being a primary motive for using a library. Would like to see UX (DX more specifically) start to take more of a front seat in F#, since its one of the more neglected parameters of success in the ecosystem. Extensibility can be added, UX is more difficult to retroactively account for.

If Wiz only influences other libraries to become simpler for new users then I will consider it a success.

I just want more eng teams to use F# or Ocaml without having to justify why you aren't using python/node.js.
That I'd take.
Natural numbers are objective, observable relations between collections of things (and also between a collection and its sub-collections). They can only be understood by observing differences and similarities between collections. (Similar to how the color red would not exist if everything was red.)