skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Class warfare title - uses the emotion of fear to stir anger against other people. Blaming them for whatever.

edit: also legitimizes the "carbon credit" narrative, that all people will have a carbon allowance that goes into our social credit score and stuff.

Social credit scoring to save the planet!!

It makes us accept that as the starting point of the discussion, and build our hate of the rich people upon it.
You can hurt yourself if you run with scissors.
I was using this tool within a chat app like slack. I threw in a markdown, it gave me a html file.
Remember those almost extinct IT dinosaurs that warned against over-sharing personal data? They knew too... It is a personal decision to do that and in that case it is fine, but people should be aware of the consequences it can entail. And please don't look for technical solutions for censorship when people can just withdraw easily. Because it would also affect those that didn't make it a problem.

I still think the idea to have a ministry of truth manned with former social media employees is an extremely bad idea. That extends to all government control of information. I think the relationship between politics and social media companies is already too close and this is hostile to democracy for more than wrong information on the internet (oh dear)...
I am very Interested in a good mobile Windows/Ryzen laptop with a MacBook Air-comparable form factor, performance, and battery life. Please link if you know of one.

All the Intel machines I've looked into have fans and still manage to be 30-50% slower.
You can solve alot of these with multi-module projects, at least in Kotlin/Java.

You have a single codebase, with modules for each route, and modules for shared infra/domain code.

Maven builds a JAR for each Route with only the resources that route needs, you deploy a single lambda for each JAR - but - you deploy them all together as part of the same build pipeline.

Then you have, non-monolithic lambdas, that can easily be performance tuned and privileged individually, but a single codebase that represents a whole 'microservice' application in one place, with shared code, that can be upgraded and kept consistant.
For medical records? Are you insane?

Every small little detail recorded by your doctor can be crucial to determine a timeline and help with treatment later. Or just to know your allergies and regular vital signs in case of a serious issue that requires emergency care, when you might not be able to give the information ( e.g. car crash, and you're allergic to penicillin or something in the usually used anesthetic or whatever). It can also be useful when you can just call a doctor to get a prescription, because they have your full medical records and know enough about you quickly.

Paper is extremely impractical.
You can't skip those steps without overwhelming your students. Advanced classes are already seen as hard even when students have practiced all this math a lot, remove the practice and you'll make the class impossible to pass for almost everyone.
Why do you people keep arguing against yourself? That very article says:

> “It is not yet clear whether he participated actively in the theft or if he simply decided not to increase security measures after discovering it,” Ivano Gabrielli, director of the national centre for cyber crimes, said in Reuters' report.

How does that prove anything? What's happening with HN users making baseless accusations? What happened with providing hard evidence to what you're stating?
Who Needs Process? (2012)
Current affairs are still mostly mundane - as much as sharia law is prescriptive about some stuff, it won't cover how to set up a database of taxpayers or how to make a nuclear plant work. That was my point - the elected side of things takes care of that, obviously under the supervision/control of the religious element, and depending on who you elect things will be carried out differently. You can't tell me things were not different when Ahmadinejad was in office compared to when Rouhani was in office.
The Metaverse Is Simply Big Tech, but Bigger
This was an important design goal for Webhook.site, which I'm the founder of. You're instantly in the app, you get the unique URL and you're ready to do. No need to click anywhere. By now I've lost count of how many people have written to me saying they appreciate this aspect of the product.
On the face of it not, no. But when you consider the immense power and versatility of it (you can do anything from setting up simple virtual envs to automatically deploying a multi-container setup on AWS), it starts to become a lot simpler than the sum of all the other tools that it replaces. Nix is a single principled idea, but can be used in so many different contexts.
They might be irrelevant to you as a user, but are they irrelevant to the bottom line of the organizations behind the products?
So many thoughts.

* Rust threads run on CPU cores, but also GPU cores, FPGA cores, and a wider range of nastier hardware than Linux kernel threads run on.

* The author implies throughout the text that safe Rust operations might not be allowed in unsafe Rust. This hints at a deep misunderstanding of how Rust works.

* C, C++, and similar languages, do not have as a goal to be "sound". Soundness is, however, core to Rust's value proposition.

* C, C++, and similar languages, do not have the goal that undefined behavior must always trap in their abstract machines. But Rust does.

* C++ and similar languages do not have the goal of forever-backwards-compatibility (e.g. C++ breaks backwardward compatibility on almost every new standard release). Rust, however, guarantees that all programs written for Rust 1.0 in 2015 that have no undefined behavior will build and run correctly _forever_.

* Rust has many compiler backends, e.g., LLVM-IR, GCC, Cranelift, SPIR-V, etc. Rust code is translated to the IR of those toolchains. That is, those IRs would need to be extended with the new semantics as well to be useful.

> But again, this decision rests not with me, but with the Rust communty.

The Rust community needs people working on formalizing the memory model further. So if they are interested, they should jump right in.

They should probably start by understanding Rust as is today, learning about unsafe code, and well the blog post cites https://plv.mpi-sws.org/rustbelt/rbrlx/ , but it is clear from the exposition that the author has not deeply understood that paper, so maybe they should also take a deeper look at that. All the proofs are open-source. So if they think they can extend the soundness proofs with new features that are also sound, that could be a place to start.
Small criticism in case excalidraw developers are reading: Those shape icons look like brush shapes. Please make them hollow.
Wasp: WASM Programming Language
Hey fellow Torontonian! I know people in the OSINT / Arms Control space and they'd probably be interested in something like this, but without a pricing page or API documentation I can't really vet what's possible with your company.
Agree with your take. My hunch is many Peloton users are also members of either/both other apps and also physical gyms.

My wife and I still have our Equinox memberships on freeze, thinking that it may make sense to restart them once we're regularly at the office. We both have NYC All Access memberships which gets you access to most Equinox locations around the city. Total cost: 480/month (when not frozen)

We also bought the Peloton bike (not + model) a year ago and regularly use the app/bike 3-4 times/week. Total cost: 39/month

Finally, I individually pay for Future (https://www.future.co/). Happy to describe why if interested, but that's $150/month.

So, we're paying $189/month instead of $480/month. So, everything is relative. That said, I agree with some of the commentary about how the subscriptions work. For example - can't track heart-rate using Apple watch if you have the Bike vs Bike+ - super frustrating.

Curious what Larrikin would like to see in the basic view that they don't get today?
Don't students get to pick even in high school? High school is when education between kids starts to diverge so you need a way to select where to go at that stage, USA doesn't let you do that unless you pay for private school?
That only solves 10% of the problem, binary portability. You still need to code for a dozen different graphics, I/O, storage etc system APIs.
Here are 2 MIT alternatives:
https://github.com/jensneuse/graphql-go-tools, written in Go, I'm the author.
https://github.com/mercurius-js/mercurius, written in NodeJS.
Here's a benchmark comparing the two with Apollo: https://wundergraph.com/blog/benchmark_apollo_federation_gat...
It's simple actually... normalize, praise, celebrate and reward uttering the sentence (admitting) "I was wrong" or "I made a mistake".

Do it on a daily basis, do it with your family, friends, colleagues, but mostly do it yourself.
I use serverless to orchestrate my lambdas. They help out with the tradeoff between micro-lambdas and monolith. I get a single code base where I can reuse code, write tests and deploy all at once and serverless packages it up into individual lambdas. You can also manage other resources there in a single serverless file including iam permissioning, databases, or any other aws service. So your entire app is in that config file.

Sometimes it bites you in the ass though and you get cryptic errors when trying to update the app in cloudfront, but overall I think its worth it.

[0] https://www.serverless.com/
Please explain me how you can have maximum likelihood estimator or cumulative distribution function without calculus.
I have the same thoughts. Though after seeing The Matrix recently and the recent news about Facebook's Meta (or Meta's Facebook?), I begin to see what these NFTs will be used for.
Simulacra and Simulation.
I don't think a rational mind could ever justify them from an efficiency standpoint. Just like any rational mind couldn't justify a glorified linked-list.
But we're not rational creatures.
The 13" one (9310) is a freaking toaster. Keyboard can easily reach 43ºC+ on the left side
Discord feels like a "better Slack", but still is a worse forum. There's so much content locked inside some Discord channels, that could be freely available if only it was on a basic phpBB.
Title is deceiving readers.
This misses the point. The issue is that people do not trust governments after two stock market bubbles, quantitative easing scams, insider trading by politicians, CRT and deconstructing children's identities in schools, gain of function lies etc.

I've seen very little attempts at unbiased science. We'll see in the winter in Europe/North America if the vaccine actually works as advertised.
I'm having a hard time finding mips/flops for the M1 CPU, has anyone been able to measure it?
"Bleeping Computer" published screenshots of it (and also has some analysis),

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/popular-coa-n...
The Coa NPM package has 8.8 million weekly downloads. The vast majority of the downloads is from being a dependency in other packages.

Is it possible to check how many downloaded the compromised versions?

https://www.npmjs.com/package/coa
Styling Components in React
Facebook Study on Deep Reshares Found Misinformations Spikes After Two Shares
What exactly is the malicious code? I assume it's in `compile.js` and only can be found in published (now removed) npm package instead of source code repo?
I think you can decompose a calculus course into three key components; principle/concepts, proofs, and procedurally solvable math problems.

All three have value but clearly the math problem aspect of it has depreciated in value due to calculators, wolfram alpha, etc yet it tends to remain the focus of many math curriculums. Calculus by its nature is more computationally intensive, meaning that it has experienced the greatest decline. If you really think about it, that curriculum was designed for an era when we called human "computers". There is probably opportunity to make calculus a more broadly valuable class by deemphasizing the mechanics and focusing on the principles and proofs.
You've gone from suggesting I'm possibly underestimating the quality of advice Munger receives to insisting that literally every construction professional in the UK (as well as all the critical experts in California) must know less than him about the habitability and safety of buildings because having banned certain designs, they can't possibly understand the reasoning behind their regulations. Wow, and I thought Elon Musk was Peak Contrarian Billionaire Worship.
A father and son’s Ice Age plot to slow Siberian thaw
I definately have to pay more for a similar to a maxxed out Macbook Pro 14" specced Ryzen driven Laptop in Germany. Due to current graphic card prizes Desktop is even worse. Can't say that I feel robbed buying a MBPro when Linux runs on it while I felt that immedeately buying a Tigerlake Notebook.
A 1958 UNIVAC airline reservation system
> systemd doesn't have the ability to cancel tasks from the console

Yes, it does… not sure what you are talking about.
How did a $3B US Navy submarine hit an undersea mountain?
"You know how I know Berner-Lee's dream is dead? When I read a long blog post about how fantastic a tool is, and there is NOT ONE SINGLE HYPERLINK TO THE GODDAMN TOOL."

"Oh, just google it"

"Yes, but google was not present in the WWW design, was it? And then you have to worry about fakes, clones, phishing sites... The new generations turned the web into an interactive newspaper with more ads."
You're free to raise your voice, just outside the work hours. Believe it or not, some people actually come to work to do _work_, not to advance their politics. And that's the way it has to be if any work is to be done at all.
You don't understand the difference of Open Source and Free Software
what happens if the transfer in is substantially less than the transfer out?
> That's an incredibly ignorant remark.

Right, that must be why this is a discussion on the IRS requiring people to report transactions to tackle money laundering, and how that justifies protests, and not art history.

> Art has been one of the more prominent uses of NFTs that emerged this year.

"Art" has been the pretext. The prominent use of NFTs is to perform transactions.

Don't be disingenuous, and tone down the arrogant gaslighting.
I'll just continue to disagree, I guess. I was able to learn algebra just fine even though I didn't know my multiplication tables, while the rest of the class spent a year memorizing them. Our methods of deciding when someone "knows" something so they can "pass" needs to be radically rethought. We spend all our time practicing how to integrate by parts when in reality a computer will do that for you, and youre needed for higher level thinking and abstractions that the math classes don't bother to get to until graduate school. Sad imo.
England data show Covid vaccine “protection” against NON-Covid death
It's not about the "Gap in Math", it is about ideology with regard to social justice, withdrawing support from gifted children, removing difficult topics. They don't want to help kids catch up, they want to make sure nobody can get ahead. The Backlash is not against helping out "poor" kids, it is against hampering the progress of talented kids.
Interesting! I haven't heard of something similar before. Does it help you to read?
Meanwhile we keep promoting the top generals and politicians who back disastrous wars. Failing upwards only applies to the top tier.
Interested in the same thing! Can't find a cached version of the comment.
BookTok has passion–and enormous marketing power
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Morocco is a country known for its openness to foreign investment and, as such, it occupies the third position in Africa in the World Bank's Doing business 2021 ranking
This would lead to more gun ownership.
I believed what you said for a long time and still kind of do. But this is how our system has operated for a long time and we see today the effects on our society. Some high performers, but many many people who lack even basic principles of mathematics. Do you think this is okay, or should things change? Is it okay to "sacrifice" some potential to raise the floor for everyone else? (I don't even think that a "sacrifice" is necessarily involved, and there's always self-study - the route all the _truly_ gifted prodigies of history take - but let's operate under that assumption)

I think dismissing the whole concept out of hand is just as dogmatic as the caricatured liberal views you seem to have assumed I hold. There are education systems in the world, like in East Asia, that follow these principles, so I think they are worth exploring. This is a weakly held position for me.
If the user is trusted but the environment isn’t, the user can sign the string and you can validate it pre execution.
If the user is not trusted, you need to contain the execution as much as possible, e.g. container without file or network access to your resources. If there is a need to access specific resource, white list it.
I think complexity is an aspect that need to be considered here... I personally would feel like instead of spending 10 years working on something that will be copied so someone else takes the benefit I would much rather not to inovate and waste that time.

Similar as to how google did steal the JVM claimimg that just because they "added" "some" memory features they suddenly revolutionized the entire thing... Bullshit specially being open sourced they could have easily added those features so that THE ENTIRETY of the java/jvm ecosystem could benefit from such improvements, even in desktop, ALSO allowing what now we even came to know as "android apps" to run in other platforms since well at the end... It just a jvm. A move which by the way has become even much clearer now that they are changing the tratitional packaging format (casually) now that android apps begin running on other devises. Its clear it's intent was to get a bunch of already well trained coding monkeys by effectively copying the entire API so they could quickly ease adoption of their platform without giving back to the same jvm community that they copied/reused to make billions

Sadly the person choosen to explain this at the SCOTUS was too stupid and not technical enough to put this into words
F Amen
This is generally false. You can’t be forced to work and a specific performance judgement is unlikely. If you resign and had a contract you can’t work elsewhere, may need to pay damages. But slavery, indentures etc mostly illegal these days
That is what LocalCDN does (or should do): https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/localcdn-fork...

I say "should do" because I don't think it comes with fonts. Just CSS and JS files. It should make a real difference on slow connections.
Oh I didn't mean to be dismissive, I am extremely impressed with the possibilities said eye in the sky can provide, I guess I meant that it's more useful than a hobby photography tool. I of course think that is really rad too since it's what I do with my drone now. But the commercial side of the industry is getting really exciting with exactly the kind of tools you're talking about, some of which are just new ways of applying the camera like you're pointing out.

Ag spraying, high definition cinematography, industrial inspections, affordable localized LIDAR scanning, even underground mine surveys are all super interesting to me.
Oh, I'm not talking about the DG1, but the lower end of the upcoming Arc series, like the 96EU version in the table lower on this page: https://wccftech.com/intel-arc-alchemist-high-end-entry-leve...
I'd be interested to see a more thorough report. This seamount wasn't mapped, we might be firing people for no good reason to save face. Or maybe the officers were drinking whiskey and playing quarters. It's sad I don't have enough confidence in the military justice system to assume it's a situation like the latter instead of the former.
Not much can come off as more pretentious than someone pretending to have a conversation with themselves about how they would win an argument.
US productivity dropped to its lowest level in 40 years
> I can't help but feel like the US might have 'Earned' the same kind of 'Democracy' its three-letter boys brought Libya.

Libya was especially an affair of France, Italy (the former colonial power) and the UK.

If you ask me, the Italians are the reason why Ghaddafi was outright executed - there were numerous dirty deals done between Italy and Ghaddafi's Libya, mostly to have Ghaddafi do the dirty work for the EU in keeping migrants away.
While I agree that OP's complaint is valid, I think they're wrong in blaming the autoloader for it.

If you were to remove the autoloader and to explictly use `require` in your app, when you `require a` if `a` also `require b`, you implicitly get access to `b` at the same time.

So the problem isn't the autoloader, but Ruby's and PHP single global namespace.

If anything the autoloader makes it easier to locate the source, because it forces you to follow a strict naming convention. If you see `Foo::Bar`, you know it's defined in either `foo/bar.rb` or `foo.rb`, and it's easy to locate with your editor fuzzy finder.

Another proof is that Django doesn't have this problem even thought it has an autoloader (IIRC).

I'd be very much in favor of a Node or Python like import system for Ruby, but there's nothing wrong with the autoloader.
Headless UI is a great idea. As someone who was wrestling with different kinds of data tables, calendars, and rich text editors for a while, using headless UI libraries feels like a breeze.
Not to mention there's more than one country that uses the Cyrillic alphabet.
Hi what exactly is your offer with RethinkDNS vs lets say, nextdns?
I hope its appreciated. My mum used a Windows laptop and the apps were like a toystore. I got her a Macbook and the same apps looked uniform and they obeyed the accessibility settings perfectly.
Indeed. At least BSL licensed software will eventually be FLOSS.

But this? The Elastic Licence? Apollo is now indefinitely proprietary software, disingenuously masquerading as open source.
Thanks a lot for making tailwind !
Haha i didnt check the username before replying, sorry xD

Your project is the reason why i like building web interfaces again.
Judge rules against Blue Origin in standoff with SpaceX, NASA
> A question for the mathematically inclined / advanced: Where do you feel your interest in math was mostly developed?

I liked math because it was easy. And then I continued to like math because it continued to be easy. Then at a phd level and you had to write papers and do other tedious things etc, I realized I didn't care that much and learned programming instead.
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Peeking through logs
That seems unlikely. From recent benchmarks you need to go into $1000+ territory for the CPU alone to get close to M1 multi-core performance. And then there’s the GPU, you can’t even get a 2070 for that amount at the moment.
these commies ideals are trojan horses. ideas disguised as benevolent and that fix some perceived injustice in the world with the hidden scope of dismantling strong cooperation between humans making them slaves to State.
There's two variants, if you didn't notice.
> But surely everyone in this conversation is experienced enough to know that just because "lots of people" choose something, that doesn't always mean it's a good choice. :)

Sure, but systemd has quickly been adopted by the experts, namely the maintainers of every mainstream distribution. The people who maintain all of that infrastructure think it is much better than what we had before. That does say something about its quality.

> It's a monolith (right?)

That‘s a common misconception. You don‘t have to use all of systemd. And I am not talking about all of systemd, just the init system.

That also invalidates your point regarding networking, btw. You could keep using your setup with systemd.
HeadlessUI[1] has been around for over a year, it's not a term this author made up

[1] https://headlessui.dev/