skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are just too many people for the facility. Last time I went I just camped out in a devroom that was of the most interest overall. Made for a much better experience than trying to go from talk to talk.

While disappointing at one level, the decision is very understandable. It's a crowded event and, given the distributed layout and lack of registration, there's no real way to put any controls in place even if they wanted to without making massive changes that would require much more staffing.
Fun to see this on HN. What an incredibly strange, amazing and beautiful book. Ambition as wide as the ocean. I think both Ishmael and Mellville were nuts. I'm attempting to finish it right now (again). I've tried multiple times to get all the way through. I've joked that Moby Dick is actually my Moby Dick.
This makes me wonder, would a PC case with a built-in Li-Ion UPS sell well?

I don't experience the problems the other 2 users here have, btw. And there's 3 pages to the review (I thought it ended abruptly) :D
Is Europe Wrong About Covid Masking and Vaccines for Children? Or Are We?
What percentage of the professionals agrees with this? I didn't say all, in fact I said a vocal minority

As to why, because there are others saying differently and in today's climate, the voices in news are rarely the voice of the majority
"X:Y :: A:B" an anachronistic way of saying "X is to Y as A is to B". Meaning, "A and B are related to one another in a similar kind of way that X and Y are related to one another".
I believe magit underlying ideas are good no matter what software you use, it's not an emacs only principle.

It's just keyboard oriented, text-light interaction design if you will.

invoke versionning (key 1), see what's changed, pick the parts you like (few navigations keys and 2 keys to pick/unpick), invoke commit (key 4) write and accept (key 5) (amend is key 6 if you made a mistake)

It's just fast, lean and tailored. Apparently people did it in vi too. I just wish it was the case in more places. Actually, whenever I write a vuejs thing, I try to embed keyboard as much as possible.
Thank you for this. Didn't know the lock and volume trick.
"The country"? What country is that? These issues seem pretty global.
Read again the conversation and please understand that my main issue with your comment is in using "private, profit-seeking companies" as a shortcut for "unethical".

> There is certainly an incentive for companies to make their ethics secondary to profit.

Replace "companies" for "dentists", "engineers", "plumbers" and "cooks", and this statement is still valid. The temptation to cheat and cut corners to favor short-term gains will always exist.

Yes, larger corporations give the ability for individuals to distance themselves from the consequences of their actions, and therefore it is more likely to see unethical behavior from large, faceless corporations. Still, this is not about "profit-seeking" or "profit-maximizing".

Your issue (and mine) is with Corporatism, not Capitalism. It is an important distinction to make.
Agreed. This article is pretty clear about its intent: don’t be lulled into a false sense of economic security after the pandemic and build this experience into our understanding of our system.

The first step of any solution is convincing people there is a problem. Not just the obvious “things are bad,” but an understanding that these issues are systemic in a way that challenges American ideology. These articles frustrate HN because they aren’t pitching some technocratic reformism, but instead are seeding ideas about the structure of our society that need to be absorbed before we can hope to change it.

I’m honestly surprised to see this pop up at all here, HN isn’t a crowd that is demographically primed to challenge the assumptions of capitalisms.
> political persuasion and education level

Sorry, I'm not following. My understanding is that the job attracts bullies and I see bullies from all political persuasions and all education levels.
The full program optimization is more applicable in a more formally specified language like SML I believe. Big projects take quite some time to compile, which is definitely a pain while developing.

So I'm out of my depth at this point, but this post from the SE Stack Exchange was interesting in that it highlights that those cross boundary optimizations can be handled at link time. I'm not sure how much is possible compared to MLton. MLton will have more access to type info, I'd assume, but maybe some metadata is stored in a .o file that I'm just not aware of.

I don't know much about this serious level of optimization, but I assume big C compilers get optimizations that are equally, if not more impressive and do just fine.

https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/a/370242
Does he not have that power, or does he not have the ability? Imo I think he has both.
I am neither an otter nor an possum. I am a cat, I don't owe anything to anyone and I will rally an idea only if it is in my best interest.
At the airport is the start of the trip. Would you have €300 leftover in your cash jar?
The 'vast majority of people' have not had their lives improved. They were, and still are, given a Squid Game-esque choice to either participate in a status-seeking game to destroy your health for someone else's comfort or exist in total squalor, dependent on other people who are destroying their health so that you can exist on the crumbs they throw your way.

Capitalism seems more or less benign in affluent nations which can afford to value individual life at millions of dollars. You can rest assured that the homeless people you ignore aren't going to starve, that they'll just buy drugs with the money you'd have given them anyway. It's easy to squint your eyes and believe in the system.

It's much harder to look at countries were life is much much cheaper and accept that the system is a net improver of lives rather than one of enforced stagnation. Where getting people fed, clothed and housed is a matter of politics, not logistics. Everywhere you go in the developing world, you see politics, by that I mean rich people preserving their riches, keeping the people willing to do the legwork and work out the logistics, from following through on their altruistic missions.

We need to stop pretending the system designed to make people feel better about exploiting whatever they can in self-interest is the arbiter of human worth.

Scarcity could go away tomorrow if the rent-seekers could just get out of the way.
No. The Miranda warning explicitly states:

> If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you have the right to stop answering at any time.

If the questioning goes from "what's your name, what's your job, where do you live" to "why did you murder so-and-so", you're allowed to invoke the Fifth there, even if you answered the innocuous questions earlier.

At trial, you can't start testifying on your own defense and invoke the Fifth part way through, but you can during police interrogation. https://www.findlaw.com/criminal/criminal-rights/fifth-amend...

"Once the defendant takes the witness stand, this particular Fifth Amendment right is considered waived throughout the trial."

(Witnesses have full Fifth Amendment protections while testifying, oddly enough. The above is specific to a) trial and b) the defendant)
> They made 4000% on the premium paid in, not on capital. No practitioner uses such concept because it's not useful.

Since they were able to invest only the premium paid in, I don't see why this isn't a useful metric. If they return 4000% on every dollar I give them but I only choose to give them 1% of my wealth, then the lower aggregate returns are on me.

Dividing by a higher notional amount would be justified if the Universea funds could cause investors to lose more than their initial investment, in the same way that futures contracts have a notional value far in excess of their face value. However, I do not think the Universea funds work in this way.
Why “let the support team build their own tools” rarely works
Is M1 support something people are working on? What are the issues / difficulties / magnitude of that project?
And of course there will be ways to move to the top of the waiting list... if you have money, and know the right people.
Look at the security at most bank branches - it’s awful.

My wife used to work at a regional branch that did cash management for other banks. The place was like a fortress and had a lot of physical security measures to protect the people and dollars. That branch was nuts - they’d handle millions in currency and be able to handle six figure withdrawals. Midtown Manhattan banks can do that too.
I listened to a legal symposium once that was held by lawyers who specialize in self defense/use of force. Think "I have a concealed weapon and I killed someone in self defense - now what?"

They all agreed that their clients worry far too much about being arrested. Their legal advice was unanimous: you just took someone's life, you are absolutely going to be arrested, nothing you could possibly say will change that. But if you say the wrong thing to the arresting or investigating officer, you are at risk of derailing your legal strategy.

A night or two in jail won't change your life, but what you say to the police absolutely can. So shut the fuck up until your lawyer gets there, and then stay shut up until your lawyer tells you otherwise.
You can do the same by pressing and holding the power button on the lock screen to pull up a menu, then press Lockdown. I'm not sure if it's enabled by default, but it is a security option on at least Android 11+.
It's easy to over simplify things to the point of absurdity.

This is like saying that when you read "because science tells us" that you translate it to "because I believe anything that scientists say" as that is what is effectively happening.
"In Valdez, the defendant was charged with kidnapping his ex-girlfriend after arranging a meeting under false pretenses. "

'Valdez' is not going to be arbitrarily charged with kidnapping, he'll have the ex-girlfriend as a primary witness.

If I were innocent and accused of kidnapping someone I'd check with my lawyer and then hand over my phone because it would exonerate me.

I'm inclined with the ruling, but let's be pragmatic here for a moment and recognize whether or not we're seeking actual just outcomes.

I'd imagine they should make getting a court order for such a serious crime very quickly kind of a priority.
NB: web page seems to have intermittent issues. Part of that is a far-too-large hero image, try scrolling down.

Alternatively:

Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20211022140102/https://oversight...

Archive.is https://archive.md/RUm9X
That makes even less sense, somehow.
He's saying the strikes are justified.
>> People would sit in the room all day, for a talk they wanted hours later.

So people claimed seats early because the rooms were full because people were claiming seats early....
The real reasons I use Linux are mostly out of convenience. For example, updating all my software and OS using one command rather than clicking on 50 updaters.
I just went back after 3 years of Ubuntu. Admittedly I am a dilettante but I never did anything very "hacky" and still ended up with a broken upgrade path, twice. I can't have this in a work desktop machine.

My employer gives zero f's about my privacy concerns.
> But according to him most of the small businesses don’t care about having their own website.

Yeah this is my concern. But I was not able to verify this yet, I'm not really sure how to do that kind of market research.

Thanks for the input!
I found the parts where the author wove the Metroid 2 experience into their own reality to be much more moving than I expected such a combination could be. Thanks to the sharer for posting this.
And 2022 will be the year of the Linux desktop™.
Any suggestions how to do that? :)
SmarterEveryDay's 4privacy can, and cannot, meet its goals
It's hard to figure out because they don't want you to know because they'd really, really prefer people to think of it as "bamboo" rather than "unrecyclable bamboo/petrochemical glue composite"
The interviewers may think you’ll be unhappy as a small fish in a big pond vs. running your own show.
At the very least we need Federally mandated sick days. My mother caught COVID at the beginning of March of 2020 from a coworker who knew her husband had it but continued to come into work out of fear of losing her job. It's crazy that it would happen again during the next pandemic.

Meanwhile 20 years after 9/11 we're still taking off our shoes to get on airplanes.
I think the recently-departed administration in the U.S. has done a good job of helping bullies self-select themselves into its party.
From what I understand of anesthetics, they do suppress consciousness. Or, at least, what little we understand consciousness to be.
What you "buy" makes no difference to what happened to people out there. Believe what you will.
As a counterpoint:

Reasons to consider NOT switching to Linux

https://corn.codeberg.page/notlinux.html
Notion users will be in for a nasty surprise when they realize that DO is closer to a Raspberry Pi than a OEM PC.

All you get is a barebones OS without a GUI. You have to set up everything yourself: server (e.g. Apache), language (e.g. PHP), database and SSL. This is a non-starter for people that have never seen a command line interface before.
Is that website hosted on a Windows computer?
Wait a minute... You need a Microsoft account to log into Windows these days?

Laughs in Linux
I tell people that even if you're not an emacs user, it's worth installing emacs just for magit.
You don't get justice in a police station, you get justice in a courtroom. The cops may do all sorts of things to you that they're not supposed to, and there's nothing you can do to stop them. But now you have a good chance of getting the whole case, or at least any evidence they obtain as a result of these actions thrown out the window, and potentially stand to gain from a profitable civil suit.

Be compliant, be quiet, be observant, lawyer up.
A lot of software are only developed for Windows though, for example, SolidWorks. But running it in a brower via cloud is another story.
I don't disagree with switching to linux, but this isn't a great list.

Points 1 & 2 are the same (don't buy a new PC), and quite a few of the rest are fixed as you can run all Linux software in the Linux subsystem for Windows.
> The argument against good low wattage cpus is just an inane and boring one.

> Not everyone needs 15+ hours of battery life.

Low wattage is not only about battery life. It is mostly about requiring less power for the same work. However you look at it, it is good for everyone. Now that Apple has shown that this can be done, everyone else will do the same.
Downplaying is being "only" 2% of currency in circulation is really strange. It is 2% of currency in circulation of the world's largest economy and the de facto international currency. The US accounts for almost 16% of the GLOBAL GDP when adjusted for PPP.

I guess people just love to be contrarians on HN.
Definitely, unfortunately I don't have many contacts with small businesses, but have at least 1-2 that I can offer a new design, even for free to get something in our portfolio.

> Figure out your business plan to do that

Any suggestions how can I learn to do this? (books, courses,
anything)
...and the intrusive frequent updates as well. Honestly, one of the biggest pain points for me.
Your desk is made from a manufactured bamboo composite
This is it for me too. On my desktop where I play some windows-only games it makes sense to go with windows because it's less hassle. On my laptop, it's just easier to use ubuntu or fedora than to manage another windows installation and keep it up to date & click through another set of installers for each piece of software.
Abortion Is Murder By Evon Latrail (updated version) 09/19 by Evon Latrail
I can now run Linux GUIs on Windows under WSL, so with Windows I get access to Windows and Linux software. What is the case for pure Linux?
People always say this about such trailers, that the game has a chance to change and probably will look totally different when it comes out, but I very rarely have found that actually to be true in the end.
You also need to give up all your privacy and relax while Microsoft takes care of you....
That's what you get with a hype. Like all the products with 'blockchain' that have no actual blockchain or that do but derive zero benefit from it. It's just a way to get investors to sign up that have no more knowledge than they get from Gartner.
No you don’t.
Main thing you want for server inference is auto batching. It's a feature that's included in onnxruntime, torchserve, nvidia triton inference server and ray serve.

If you have a lot of preprocessing and post logic in your model it can be hard to export it for onnxruntime or triton so I usually recommend starting with Ray Serve (https://docs.ray.io/en/latest/serve/index.html) and using an actor that runs inference with a quantized model or optimized with tensorrt (https://github.com/NVIDIA-AI-IOT/torch2trt)
I like magit because it stays very true to Git's native theory of operations and is much quicker. I'm an evil/Spacemacs user and the bindings make sense to me. Marketing has nothing to do with it.
Replying to myself: ST Discovery only brings up Star Trek references. If you're looking for the dev kit, try searching for STM32 Discovery instead.
HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27392455
You don't. You can still run local accounts.
Of course you can't control them with laws. The prosecutors are their allies, the courts are their enablers, and Qualified Immunity is all but carte blanche to ignore laws.
IANAMD.

Internet is full of crackpot sites with allcaps white text over a black background, and also slick university pages that overhype experimental treatment. Approach both with caution. In spite they may be wrong, sometimes they have some hints of interesting questions to make to your medical doctor.

I recommend to begin with Wikipedia, but I guess it's a rabbit hole you already entered. There are other good sites like Mayo Clinic, but they have more good generic info that a deep discussion about corner cases. The problem is that each cancer is very different, so each one is a corner case.

I think it's important to understand the different tradeoff. There are some horror stories about selling the family home to pay a procedure that extend the expected lifetime a few month. And there are also good case where after a surgery + rays + chemo there are 5 or 10 years without any problem, and then another surgery/treatment extend the life time even longer. It's important to understand the difference, so I think it's useful to read as much as possible to be able to talk with the medical doctors.
> but hotlinking to 3rd party servers leaves your users vulnerable to tracking by malicious operators, leeches off the bandwidth of remote servers,

And goatse attacks. Nothing ensures that the media that was there when the post was shared to the local instance will be the same at the moment it is shown to an user. An instance can turn evil and replace nice user-generated images with ads once they are shared all across the fediverse.
> Did you expect a new country wise economic model to be purposed in this article?

No, I didn't, but I'm frankly growing tired of cookie-cutter article like this one that just enumerate problems that have existed since the literal dawn of civilization.

The entire "economy bad" brigade is, as parent comment puts it, "r/im14andthisisdeep". They see problems everyone else sees, but they don't have any actual insight, just empty rethoric.
A lot of Korean shows depict the different aspects of their economic consciousness. These movies probably impacted the community to become aware and understand the economic system.
Well he is right. Linux is not for everyone. It's for people who can learn how to double click an icon that looks different from the one in Windows. That excludes probably 50% of Windows users right there.
“ I have a hard time parsing that to mean what it's supposed to mean.”

Can’t disagree. That part could certainly be written better. I’m not saying I would want to learn Git from the man pages, but they’re pretty good in general after learning it elsewhere.
Tours by mega-bands like U2, Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Rolling Stones, etc. can cover 50+ cities and make hundreds of millions. The combined revenue they generate probably dwarfs festivals. But festivals happen annually and those tours do not.
I never switched from Linux to Windows. Why would I want to?
85% of the people in Rikers haven’t been convicted of anything.
You do not have to. But they sure make it a pain to not have that linked.
This is why I moved to Arch. Debian rolling release is a good way to go as well.
Noob question : is magit only for Emacs users ?
Not on Windows 11 Home, from what I understand.
Linux has its conveniences but I think I definitely spend more times on updates. Some break things and some like Nvidia's drivers can take me ages to actually apply (though with that one the usual trick seems to be to remove --purge nvidia-* first).
It's apparently the style of the time - Les Miserables spends a decent amount of time talking about sewers iirc.
Coordination Headwind – How organizations are like slime molds
Sure, but you specifically asked about the system's default Python.
In the US that would be a (search?) warrant which also comes from the judge during a police investigation and authorizes the police to get your phone's passcode under threat of prison time.

This particular case is different because the police did not get a warrant and instead just asked the guy to disclose (without a warrant), which he refused to do, then they tried to use that against the guy in court, which is a violation of the US constitution.
You will learn a lot about kernel when your wifi, graphic card and hibernation does not work!
Performance

No telemetry

No forced upgrades

No intrusive ads
Similar collection of data structure for JavaScript, with a focus on performance: Mnemonist [1].

[1]: https://yomguithereal.github.io/mnemonist/
Some tools inspire reactions like this. Nix and NixOS also fall in this camp. The small number of people who love them write blog posts and comments evangelizing them. The much larger number of people who find no use for these tools, or who tried them and do not like them, do not find it worth the energy to write something about why they did not like the tool or why they just never bother to try it. Even if they did write something, it wouldn't get upvotes - "I tried this Magit thing, and it's supposed to be better than vanilla git, but really it isn't, so I keep using vanilla git," is just not an interesting blog post.

So yes, most Git users are just like you and see no upside to Magit. Call it the silent majority.
Sounds like a mess but I don't know how else you would do it without introducing huge security vulnerabilities.
I have watched only one season of 'You' but the protagonist isn't a nice guy - he's a psychopath.
Yeah if you disable WiFi which is a very dark pattern and user hostile.
wow that picture of your guitar is awesome, do you have a blog other place where we can see your work?
Flexport CEO on how to fix the US supply chain crisis
Technically you are right but 99% of us have places to be and things to do. Most will suck it up and never even mention it.

I don't like it and nobody likes it, but it's very often the case. :(
Recently ran across this interesting guide to Moby-Dick: "The 100 Chapters of Moby Dick You Can Skip -
And why you won’t want to" https://baos.pub/the-100-chapters-of-moby-dick-you-can-skip-...

The point is that while most of the book is incredibly boring, that's a feature and not a bug.
Why isn't being obese worse for your health?