skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Great idea! Love it. Like others, I'd wish I could change the language to something closer to what I normally use.

Besides that, it would be great if you could hide the names as well, or set some placeholder name. I feel like I might be biased towards my existing font, because after the tournament I ended up with what I use as a daily driver, but maybe there is some unconscious bias that I don't realize, that's why it won.
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And 2002 marked the end of an era where a white native Swede was allowed on the cover.
Sounds like some kid with an inferiority complex playing the banker role in Monopoly.
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> It might be possible for us to configure our build system to recompile every library we depend on as static and relocatable, but that'd be quite a bit of effort to set up.

Sounds like you already know the solution to your problems. Link all your dependencies into your plugin, hide all symbols except the plugin interface and base system ones and you can make your plugin distro-agnostic. If you depend on external shared libraries then yes, your interface to the system becomes a lot more complex and thereby brittle.
more people confirming the same from different areas

https://twitter.com/soul_restlesss/status/145324976257309901...

https://twitter.com/PASIKDAR/status/1452988387619586050?t=65...

https://twitter.com/shahriyarsyed1/status/145292030663754547...

https://twitter.com/binggcasm/status/1452712192126504961?t=v...

https://twitter.com/NazarZadah/status/1453258483680219136?t=...

https://twitter.com/TahirFiraz/status/1453228043183472642?t=...
I may have misunderstood, but it sounded like you were saying because you're not rich, your opinion won't matter and so you won't opine.

If all non-rich people took that view, then only rich people would be arguing about what the rules should be, and thus they will represent what rich people want.

Self-fulfilling.
It's not even remotely close to how it works for currency.
I like Input for exactly that reason, it's great
I am looking forward to it.We dont build enough new large cities and I suspect this is mainly because there just is not a place to build them.

Building a new city in some american desert and making it high tech and sustainable is a nice dream to have and it could work but...

You are still subject to american regulations and laws (the good and the bad ones of course).

I think a truly new city to rival cities like Singapore has to be very open and accepting, in a good climate and looking forward rather than sticking to just things that work (trying to compete on infrastructure (bike, public transit with cities that already have that is just foolish).
Isn’t Singapore now offering over 10k as incentive?

If a society is required to pay so much for something that used to come naturally through cultural forces, then it’s probably not sustainable.
It is not clear to me how this is making history. Dell and HP have been selling servers with 3TB of ram for quite some time. Are these significantly less expensive? Or is the title talking about the history of Samsung itself?
If you start from scratch, then I see no reason for building both a REST and a GraphQL API (the latter wrapping the former). Just build one.
According to the wiki article, they used to have more bookstores than today, so many didn’t survive (changing to antique sales). It might be a case of experience it now before it’s gone.
Why not make the font size and color the same between the two panels? Hard to compare as they are different for some fonts...
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i cannot take this seriously, even fiction has more believable backstories for futute dystopias.
Foxboron wrote "Reproducible Builds has standardized". Going to the website, they write "SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH is a standardised environment variable" and it links to https://reproducible-builds.org/specs/source-date-epoch/ which is a specification to standardize something.

So it's accurate to say that "Reproducible Builds has standardized" that since they only talk about their own organization, not that it has been accepted to IETF or something like that.
From the article:

> Developers are hoping to find inexpensive desert land in the Midwest or Appalachia

I'm thinking Architectural Digest needs to hire authors that have left NYC at least once in their lives. In case you are wondering there is not much desert land is available in either of those places.
You’re proving my point. This is all partisan political nonsense, not evidence of some coordinated media narrative.
Nobody builds moonshots like rapture because there's low hanging fruit with easy and quick returns with nowhere near the risk.
huh? how would a random file be more trust worthy than metadata inserted by the build tool itself at build time?

only way for this to be 'incorrect' would be if someone intentionally fucked it up or disabled it.
>Also, for those of us unfortunate enough to live in apartments, tobacco smoke from neighbors gets into every open window and into ventilation shafts. I have to leave the air purifier running even when the outside air is fine because of this.

Smoke-free buildings[0][1] are becoming more common. Perhaps you might consider moving to such a building?

[0] https://no-smoke.org/frequently-asked-questions-housing-prov...

[1] https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health-topics/smoking-s...
How will this be prevented from just becoming a retirement community? Will they only allow certain people to move here?

How will the city avoid criticisms of ageism if most of the people who want to move here are old people looking for a nice place to retire with free healthcare?
Very worrying if true
Ernest Mandel's "Late Capitalism" was published in 1975 (the year after I was born), to describe his present period.
Reminds me of Walt Disney's original idea for what Epcot was going to be. His lawyers eventually dissuaded him from the original concept because they told him the citizens would want representation and Walt didn't want people muddying up his vision for a perfect society. If anyone could have pulled it off it would have been him. It's good that the original plans were changed, though. I couldn't imagine what it would be like living under what The Walt Disney Company became after his death.
I think he meant its easy _now_. Once you are 10.000x on your investment your perspective drastically changes.
Did literally anyone not see this coming? We all know the government can’t hold on to keys.

I fear this will be used as an excuse to make the passport system even more centralized.
Nobody verified my code so far, they just eyeball the app. So the practical impact of such a leak is probably small, since people will fall for dumb forgeries already.
Are you using the LocalCDN or Decentraleyes plugin (without filter html setting enabled)? This broke it and every font was the same, I was very confused when I couldn't see the difference between any of them.
Python is used by a lot of "semi-technical" people (data scientists, researchers, hobbyists, etc). Removing the GIL isn't going to make their life any easier.
Lello is more a tourist attraction than a bookshop nowadays though. As evidenced by the fact you have to pay to get in the door!
It seems like that's another question most people don't care about, which hurts your acquisition flow if you insist on asking it. Just allowing you to call up and change it seems adequate to resolve strong preference from customers like you.

If you ask people fifty questions they don't care about, and they don't need to complete the process, they just won't do it at all.

"Would you prefer our letters to you addressed you by your first name, your surname and initials or just Dear Sir/Madam?"

"If we have to call you about your account, should we text first or is it OK to just call immediately?"

"Our cards can be doused in artificial lemon scent instead of smelling of plastic when new. Would you prefer the lemon scent?"

"If you had to fight either one angry goose every Tuesday, or an enraged orangutan on a random day once per year, which would you prefer?"

"Would you prefer Contactless cards or should we disable the Contactless feature on your new card?"

"Going back to the goose question, does your answer to the previous question change if the orangutan has a sword?"
Inconsolata (a favourite of mine) suffers from this greatly.
Nor won’t it make their lives any harder.
In C++ return values have exactly the same semantics as your 'out' parameters, so I'm not sure what they would add.

Also pass-by-reference vs in-out has very visible semantic differences on the face of aliasing, exceptions and abnormal termination (when referring to shared memory).
Might want to disable Decentraleyes/LocalCDN FF extension if you want to use this (or enable filter HTML setting), otherwise the Google fonts are not loaded and they are all the same font.
Only on HN will you see All Ads = Bad or Evil.

The reality is vast majority of people are fine with some ads.

Not to mention Ads are not just on the Web, but also In-App as well. In App Ads works way better than on the Web as it function more like TV ads. Especially as newer generation trends towards online media consumption vs old TV box. These are just Ads revenue shifting from TV to Youtube.

I dont think the Fundamental of Ads has changed much at all. It might have changed medium, but ads, from a marketing and product strategic perspective remains pretty much the same as in the 80s.

But then again, this is HN, defending Ads is contrarian.
- Free healthcare - Free high quality education

There is no free anything.

Perhaps if you called it 'free-at-the-point-of-use-but-definately-paid-for-by-someone-else' it would clarify why such nice things are difficult to achieve in the real world.
Are these people writing a lot of low-level multi-threaded code?
Not sure why the timestamp of when the build happened should even be logged. Include the git repository, the sha and if on CI, the build number/hash and you're pretty much covered.
Similar issue on Chrome 95 / Linux Mint Cinnamon. For me this was a test of which fonts remain somewhat readable when blurred.
Focus hard on SEO if there is an initial user intent you can spot from Google. I would also recommend using HARO with tools like headcomai to get media exposure and backlinks!
I always think it is a nice fact that over 70% of all images (maybe even 90% today) in the latest catalogues are 3D renders.

This gives IKEA the ability to change things (plants, wallpapers, and so on) depending on different cultures without having to completely change a studio.

Edit: a YT video from 3 years ago about the workflow: https://youtu.be/bJFlslL1wFI
Textures are prepared in Photoshop, models made and textured in 3DsMax, rendered with V-Ray.
There is a second link that's also popular right now: https://github.com/ehn-dcc-development/hcert-spec/issues/103

Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29011537 (1 comment)

The alternate seems to be actually more popular (22 pts vs 6 pts), but I suppose that the HN algorithm seems to rate it down due to pointing to GitHub?
He’s probably a Georgist, which is basically capitalism with the exclusion of unearned wealth from land ownership. Returns from labor = legitimate, returns from capital = legitimate, returns from just claiming a slice of nature as your own and charging others for access to it = illegitimate.

I.e. In its most extreme form, keep 100% of what you create and none of what you don’t. Land owners do not create land, so should not get any upside from it. Whatever is built on the land is their creation, so whoever created it shouldn’t be taxed on any of its investment or returns. This applies even if the landlord and the developer are the same person.

Note it’s not actually that new. Lots of places with extreme natural wealth (like Alaska’s oil) create systems like this. The only “innovation” here is recognizing that urban growth also generates obscene amounts of wealth “in the ground.”
Not sure about the rest of the world, but if the US shut down it’s internet, we’d have an entirely new government in the next election, if not sooner.
Nicely done, it's great to have a side by side comparison. It's made me realize I don't actually like the fonts I was using and I ended up on Roboto Mono, Ubuntu and Fira Mono.

I'll echo what the other comments are saying - it'll be good to make it a blind tournament with some representative code samples from languages like C#, Python, TypeScript etc. At the end you could present the 'top 5' fonts that were chosen by the user (or all of them, ranked)

I'm not a fan of ligatures so I'd want to eliminate them entirely or see such things in the code sample shown so that I can choose/disallow it.

Because it's for IDEs, make good use of the screen real estate, maybe that 'about' section on the left could go on the bottom, giving the side-by-side comparison more space to view all the code.

The 'Visit Site' link could be a normal hyperlink, my browser is blocking the popup that it creates currently. All that needs to be is an <a> with a target="_blank".

Finally for mobiles I think hide that 'product hunt' badge, it's getting in the way of the buttons.
Never played that game but from the screenshots it looks like it would be a pretty cool place to live. I see mass transit and high density, not sure why it's supposed to be a dystopia.
Wow...I got Fira Mono which I am using BTW...Also I have done without reading names on top...

There should an option to hide names of what font it is.
>, but the IKEA catalog is perfect for casual browsing and getting new ideas for stuff I would've never bought otherwise.

Understand the advantage of serendipity by flipping through pages instead of entering product search queries.

Fyi, the latest 2022 catalogs are available online with the typical "print book" layout and also downloadable as pdf:

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/customer-service/catalogues/

With pdf catalogs, you get the undirected window shopping without killing trees and adding to landfills.

EDIT reply to: >Those PDFs really don't work well on mobile devices.

Sorry for not being clear. The initial UI is not a pdf. They are web browser "digital catalogs" with page layouts similar to a printed book. There's also an option to download to pdf file.

I just tried it on my smartphone and the pages look fine. No pdf download necessary.
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> What's exciting is that it is the first digital, global money that isn't protected by the proof of violence of the state.

I completely agree that the US govt and all super powers before it have made many mistakes, and shed much blood.

But the world isn't a utopian bubble free of conflict. The US military doesn't bestow value to the dollar because it goes around nuking every country in sight...it bestows value because it this huge potential of force keeps more peace than we would otherwise have. It's the same rationale for why a 51% attack on bitcoin is so unlikely: those with the ability to attack, also have the most to lose. Mutually assured destruction was not a new concept that started and ended with the cold war. It's fundamentally game theoretic and is why cooperative strategies are so powerful.

If you take into consideration all of the atrocities of the past 50 years, even the truly horrific scars on the US military industrial complex, this has been the most peaceful and prosperous period in all of humanity by a large margin. Could it be better? Of course, and we should strive for that.

But the same underlying reasons that the dollar is considered safe are the same forces that allow bitcoin to be successful. The fact that the world has come together and cooperated on a massive information sharing network called the internet is an example of something that, ignoring the tech advancements, would have been unfathomable mere centuries ago.
> * I'm sure some people do, but do most people really judge each other on rental cars?*

People judge each other on what car they drive, regardless of how they got their hands on it.
>More seriously: I wonder how much city 500 billion dollars could really build? Given a blank slate of no planning or zoning conflicts.

That's it right there. Since he wants to keep ownership of the land like the government does. He can build stuff like condo buildings. Yet those costs are only in the ~50 million range for a big one. You obviously sell the units and have your government be the condo board. Basically recouping any costs here. There you have housing.

Next is food. Are they producing food? Maybe not necessary, truck it in via walmart.

Next you want walmart warehouses for food and goods. That builds itself, walmart is the one who takes on the cost because they'll pay that off in the long run.

Utilities are built in, bringing big power to the edge of your city will be costly, but we're talking less than 50 million. Anything more than that and you start looking at doing it yourself.

security and safety doesnt have a problem yet because you don't have that part of society. Stuff like police are paid for and expand with the population.

Next you need entertainment and similar. There's a big chunk of $. Probably going to be $5 billion and not pay for itself for a long time, but it will.

What more do you need? Small time stuff? Not going to really break the bank.
How is Lore raising $500B to engage in a project he has zero experience in? So far it seems like a website full of future speak is his only selling point. I foresee an underfunded, overstretched attempt coming under federal inquiry to account for "lost" funds.
They probably mean deserted / empty.
Whether it is mostly financial is still being debated. Even Norway (which has orders of magnitudes more in savings per capita) has low marriage rates.

Abstractly, marriage was a giant public act of consent due to the consequences of sex. Now, sex is decoupled from marriage, so the institution isn’t needed in secular culture.
“The state cannot get a free pass every time by raising national security concerns. No omnibus prohibition can be called against judicial review,” the judges said.
What an interesting concept.
I had it verified constantly, both in airports and (on a trip to Italy) on pretty much every restaurant or bar I went to. I think it was only once that they were fine with showing it, all the others had scanners.
See also Wigton in Scotland:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wigtown#Scotland's_National_Bo...
meh. i wrote about this just yesterday. i am more concerned about being forced on gunpoint to hand over my phone and with that, i am not sure what was installed.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29003645
and the link in question.

https://thekashmirwalla.com/not-pegasus-kashmiris-are-worrie...
Certificates in Sweden are valid for 3 months. So, if it's the same for Italy then it's not good but not catastrophic either.
I'm not entirely convinced that "the fediverse" is really the answer, but I do think that developing viable alternatives is. The same applies to Free Software and such in general; complaining about "Microsoft GitHub bad" is nice and all, but if all the Open Source alternatives are demonstrably worse then ... well ... (some of them are okay, but still lacking in various areas especially for more serious use, GitLab is a mess that barely works, and don't get me started about that atrocity of GNU Savannah).

Anyway, re: fediverse; I suspect that it will have the same problems as Facebook if it really takes off, if not worse. The reason there's no problems now is because basically, few people use or care about it, but once it takes off bad actors will start looking for ways to abuse/manipulate it and we'll be back where we started.
> We still don't live in a dictatorship, the President alone can't do this

One can imagine scenarios where the President would have the power, motivation and even duty to do this, e.g. in times of war or other exigent circumstances. Point is, this sort of concentration opens up Bitcoin to concrete routes of attack which were previously purely hypothetical.
Concur! It would be nice to hide the font name.
Porting the Cling C++ REPL to LLVM 13 and ORCv2
Many of us have, and painfully if I might add, finally convinced people to abandon insecure messengers and move to something like Signal. Now the solution is to tell them to abandon Signal in favor of Matrix? I'll pass.

Also, obligatory xkcd:
https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/standards.png
Sure but that means nobody is building for tail risks. Also these kind of projects require solving problems nobody even tackled so far and they often shake out things that bring industries out of local minimum, providing long term value. Sort of like the space race.
> Just curious, any specific reason you didn't include JavaScript?

If I have to work on frontend then I will use Nim (or Typescript at the most). But I will stick to systems programming and "backend development". And I don't want to work on server-side Javascript.

> More user-space apps than ever has been / is being ported to the browser, e.g. Photoshop.

If I understand it correctly, the C++ Photoshop code was compiled to webassembly, rather than ported to Javascript.
It also allows them to erase all women.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2012/10/02/162139455...
> went viral in Italy first

Kind of like COVID, amirite?
Stanford’s small engineering bookstore was something similar in Palo Alto. I’m not sure if it’s around anymore, it’s been 20 years since I visited after all.

It was nice to browse a bunch of high end engineering and CS books. These days I just go for finding papers online.
No affiliation, just a happy customer, but I’d recommend you check out biblio.com if you’re interested in reasonably priced, rare books.

Plenty of respectable antiquarian bookstores will list their inventory on biblio, in addition to selling them in meatspace.

Allows you to support your local bookstore, but retain an Amazon like convenience. And the people running the site seem to care about keeping local bookshops sustainable businesses, fwiw.

For your search: https://biblio.co.uk/search.php?stage=1&title=art+of+electro...
Why the downvotes? For sure, this will just have us install (or have preinstalled) DRM-locked proprietary apps on our phones. Ugh.
This could be the reasoning of someone with survival bias though.

Unfortunately, life can be complicated, e.g. family member went through undiagnosed schizophrenia for many years, one can imagine how that upset the marriage assumptions prior to the mental health issues.
But did you have to show an ID or could you just show a John Doe certificate?
Laughs in 'rest of the developed world'.

Free education and free healthcare more than pay for themselves; not just psychologically and morally but economically.