skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Given 15k commits per Linux release (see e.g. http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/2105.1/00457.html), that's actually trailing just two upstream kernel releases. That's pretty good for a small project.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most-Favoured-Customer_Clause
vim.so, openvim.com, vim-adventures.com, and now vim.is which looks weirdly similar?
Every time I try an IDE (admittedly not very often) I end up frustrated that its Vim binding implementation is incomplete. It feels even worse than using its default bindings because I start to feel confident and then suddenly it doesn't work as expected and I feel cheated :-) I guess after a while you learn what to expect from the Vim implementation of your IDE of choice but I haven't yet had the patience to reach that stage.
A lot of blogs over the last decade took this advice too seriously and set up dark grey on light grey color schemes that are really hard to read.

I can see using 08 for general text so that headers and other stand-out bits can be 00. And, I can see using an off-white to tone down a bit from paper-white.

But, monitors in general only cover a tiny bit of the brightness range you are accustomed to in daily life. Pretty much the range from "black paper" to "white paper" in a normal office setting. Certainly not "Vanta Black^(TM)" to "Staring at the Sun". And, 256 steps is only just barely enough to cover that tiny range semi-smoothly. Using that tiny range effectively is a struggle. Restricting yourself to subset of that range is an even bigger challenge.
Thanks for answering! I am not really asking about the legality, per se, which is where the EULA comes into this. I don't want to put any words into your mouth, so let me just imagine a couple of "inner monologues" about the ethical/moral aspect of that, just so you have an idea of what I'm trying to ask.

"I know Apple doesn't want me to use it this way, and I know I shouldn't, but I'm going to do it anyway even though it's wrong"

"I know Apple doesn't want me to use it this way, but they shouldn't have a say in it, so it's not really wrong"

Would be interested to know how you're thinking about your decision to run MacOS on your Thinkpad from that perspective.
I'd claim that retail is such a vast category that it is entirely monopolistic.
That promotional video didn't show a visible page refresh once. Which was what I was most interested in seeing, since lag while typing might be the thing I'm most worried about [well that and my syntax highlighting (:]
Popularity is not a good a metric for comparing value. If we were to use it for choosing where to shop, the top choice would be Walmart [0]. This isn't to say that VSCode is bad, just that Vi/Vim being less popular doesn't mean it's not worth it for anyone to learn. It's also good to have a healthy field of tools to pick from. Plus, learning Vi to a degree that is productive takes a week of use, and then the keybindings can be applied elsewhere, such as VSCode.

[0] https://nrf.com/resources/top-retailers/top-100-retailers/to...
> mainly because we get bored administering something after it’s built.

That's only for people high in "openness to experience". People low in openness are more than happy to plod along doing the same thing forever.

https://www.thegreatcoursesdaily.com/openness-big-five-perso...
Thanks, I expected a flood of condemnations!

The term "backyard breeder" is just one step up in snobbery from "trailer trash."

I got my two cats from families that could be called backyard breeders. To me, that meant that children played with the kittens, which is especially crucial to cats.

So if you want a golden (fantastic dogs, btw!), there are lots of breeders. You might have to drive for a few hours to find one. I drove two hours for my Lab breeder.
Your site is laggy, zero accessibility, microscopic text unless your window is large enough, does not support anything you'd expect from a regular website. Just ship a PDF already.

The web is not paper, don't design for it as if it as.

Oh, and this little page weighs 4.5MB
I think it's mostly ethical concerns. Poor treatment of workers, anti-competitive practices, supporting a billionaire, etc.
This is not true -- he does give good advice, it's just that it can be summarized in a single page. In fact the last page of the book has his 12 tips. They are widely shared across the internet -- here is one such place: https://fastlifehacks.com/matthew-walker-12-tips-for-good-sl...

So the book is mostly documenting his research into the negative effects of a lack of sleep. Totally worthy and interesting. But the great thing for YOU is that you don't need to read the book. Just those 12 tips.

I'm 41. Over the years I have tried lots of ways to sleep well: various herbs, pills, etc. Ultimately I found, for me, there's no way to hack it. Good sleep is a part of lifestyle. Matthew Walker says the most important thing is routine: now I get in bed at 9:30pm, I read for an hour, I fall asleep around 11pm, I wake up at 6:55, etc. Almost every day, I allow some flex on the weekend. And a party is a party, I give myself a freebie on those (sadly increasingly rare) occasions.

You must get reasonable daily exercise. You can't drink a lot of alcohol and expect to sleep well. Don't bring your devices into the bedroom, read a paper book. Try to get cozy at night. Chamomile tea is wonderful. Look into sleep masks as I found as I got older I became more sensitive to light & a sleep mask helps. Spend some money on your bedroom: a good mattress, fan, blinds, the right temperature, etc.

It totally works! I sleep fantastic these days! Best of luck to you in turn.
I find it a bit ironic that you and the OP seem to be saying these rescue groups work for their actual goal and the goal of the shelter.
So basically, what the current HN is sans lisp.
Latest: https://www.businessinsider.com/elizabeth-holmes-trial-thera... .. The Elizabeth Holmes trial: Her testimony may have turned the tide
Lots of people think learning vim is learning random letter-command mappings. This is true to some extent, but the idea that you're ONLY memorizing these mappings is not the right conceptualization, IMO. Instead, you are ingraining physical motion. The same way you don't think about how you're inserting your car key, or brushing your teeth, or walking, I don't think about pressing `o` to create a newline or pressing `CTRL-[` to cancel an operation. Maybe at the start I did that, but now I (barely) think "create a newline" and my fingers just DO it. Only when I'm substituting or recording a macro do I actually have to be careful. Otherwise? Pure physical motion.
Apart from the question whether he still acts this way; those homophobic comments were not in the public view anymore.

Now with your comment and the link they are again.

Congratulations, you have just reproduced homophobia. Sometimes it's better to let the past rest.
Ron DeSantis plans Florida paramilitary force outside federal control
So selling an F-15 to the Saudis (like the U.S is doing in droves) is more morally justifable because what exactly..? After the plane is sold the Saudis are independent with it? (they aren't really btw. I'm sure there's maintenance and buying parts etc).
I'm a big confused, why can't interactive mode become a game engine?

Unfortunately blender is GPL, but otherwise I would wonder if the Godot team could just use blender's rendering engine instead of implementing their own.

I will say blender is exceptionally polished, probably the best open source content creation tool ever made. We'll see what Godot comes up with next year
Is there integrated way to achieve claim based approach where access to a given resource is governed by both uid (lets say org uid, and all users belong to particular org) and set of claims (lets say there are at least CRUD claims for all tables and I can set for any user any combination of them, or create a role containing them then assign that role to a user) ?
Something good comes out of Omicron. woooo!
> I realize my experience is n=1, my editing needs might not by typical or generalizable, etc.

> I only want to save other people the same trouble.

Pick one!
Is there another popular spyware company being used by rogue states to perform terrorist attacks?
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The answer covers the original question exactly.

The original question conveniently gives an example of an "ordinary number" as 5. Which indicates what they mean by ordinary numbers is indeed integers, and the answer completely explains how transcedental numbers differ from "ordinary numbers".
I like mine. Aside from package delivery (which isn't really a big selling point for me, TBH), my family and I watch a lot of content on Amazon Prime Video, and listen to a lot on Amazon Music. I find it good value for money.

Now, rant about Amazon Music incoming!

What I don't like though is all the spam Amazon does in Amazon Music to try to get you to upgrade to Amazon Music Unlimited - honestly, it's absolutely relentless! Multiple times a day it brings up a full-page and/or popup nag, and sometimes even does it in the middle of a track! I've been a member for several years, and must have said "no" thousands of times by now - you'd think the system would have realise by now that all they're doing is damaging good will.
You could use facial recognition like most dating sites do.
Amazon inflates prices to include shipping costs on prime goods, despite the subscription giving free two day shipping. It's most obvious on smaller items that typically only cost only a dollar so, but with Prime free shipping they include the shipping cost in the price.

The customer pays for the prime shipping.
There isn't a dedicated team because it's not a business product, but internally it's considered very important because it essentially allows power users to beta test our backend. For that reason alone it will be kept around and supported indefinitely.
For anyone not familiar, "Cycles X" is the new offline (not realtime) renderer, replacing Cycles:

https://code.blender.org/2021/04/cycles-x/

The realtime renderer is EEVEE, slated for big upgrades in 3.x:

https://code.blender.org/2021/06/eevees-future/
The problem with Vim only development we don't have the OS support to use only the keyboard.

Soon or later you have to reach for the mouse to scroll through the browser, or change/rearrange windows, even with all the fancy Vim plug-ins.
The Intern Who Created Spotify Wrapped’s Story Format Never Got Her Due
Why are you conflating Israel (a state) and NSO (a fully private company, owned by American private equity at some point)?
> don't understand the focus on NSO in these stories. If U.S State Department personnel in Uganda were shot from an M-16, would the headline mention "an American arms manufacturer"? No, because it's ridiculous.

No, because it isn't novel, it's not wide reaching, it's not at arm's length and it cannot be stopped.

Stuxnet, a novel American-Israeli cyber weapon, purpose built to hit Iran, was absolutely billed as such. And it was received differently, by Iran, than would be e.g. an American-made gun fired by Iraqis at Iranian surrogates.

NSO is making and selling cyberweapons. They're doing it now. These weapons are hitting the U.S. government and its allies to an unknown extent. And they can be turned off, right now, if Jerusalem orders it.

U.S. persons being shot in Uganda by Kalashnikovs are none of these things. It's not novel. Nobody wonders if the Ugandans are going to show up, guns blazing, in Arlington. And Moscow can't remotely disable the guns.
> It’s probably a bigger argument than I can articulate in the time I have available at the moment, but I’ve long believed that this phenomenon, among many other crises, is driven by the rise to dominance of a constellation of philosophical worldviews which center around positivism (and which extends to various failed attempts to overcome it).

I don't think this is right at all. First, positivism is dead. Michael Polanyi killed it (I forget the name of the book at the moment).

Second, when people complain about "the incredible narrowing of permitted opinions on campuses", they don't mean that only positivist voices are allowed. And those doing the narrowing aren't doing so from a positivist position at all. They're doin so from a position that regards positivism as an attempt by a power structure to assert dominance (and probably racist besides).
they are screaming Fire!!..no one is listening. The only solution is to split public schools into two streams STEM and liberal arts studies(I don’t know what it’s called).+ more vocational/trade schools. We can’t cater to the lowest common denominator in math.
This is standard fare for condo associations.

These are almost always chock full of old crotchety rules lawyers that undoubtedly don't want their association dues to increase one red cent just because some whippernsapper dogooder lazy millenial wants this. They are the knowitall Boomer generation!

Of course this will fix itself VERY QUICKLY once condo associations realize NOT having sensible charging infrastructure in a parking garage will hurt your condo's resale/property value.

Fussing about the association dues is peanuts compared to the new third rail of white politics: your home's property value.
> Pascal said ‘I feel like a dog that has been run over.’ Wittgenstein told his friend ‘You don’t know what a dog that has been run over feels like.’ Although the philosopher’s response is unfriendly in the extreme, it does make a logical point. Strictly speaking, a human can’t know what a run-over dog feels like.

That's not a good example of "Bullshit". It's a colorful metaphor based on what we would imagine the dog feels like.
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Vim feels very natural when you grok it.

> Now, why exactly would I want to go into edit mode to type 4dd to delete 4 lines instead of select and delete.

Because it's faster and more flexible.

> The way I view text is visual.

Vim allows you to select text easily. For example V4j will select this and the 4 lines below, vi{ will select all lines between curly brackets and vt( will select characters from this up to the character before (.

> Copying and pasting text is a nightmare.

Copying and pasting text is a bliss.

> It's impossible to design a less intuitive text-editor.

The learning curve is steep for sure, but with a little bit of effort you will edit text in a more convenient, flexible and faster way than before.
I don't blame them, though. DO is a "bill-after" company, so if you racked up server time, they're out that money if you attached a pre-paid card with $0 on it.

We use DO as our provider, and we offer trials in our product offering, so if they attach a prepaid card to _our_ service (which people do, all the time), we're out that money, but it's $5 for us, so we eat it.
These articles come out of hibernation every year and remind me, but it's too late! This year I'm making a batch (without the dairy), labeling it, and leaving it for Christmas 2022.
Yes, sorry. Of course it depends on the style. Turns out my elitist prick side comes out after only 3 glases of wine.
Absolutely! I wasn't into building with Lego growing up, but my 5yo is and we often go to an aftermarket Lego store to buy bricks in bulk that aren't part of a specific kit.
In what universe did Zen 1 fail? Zen 1 was one of the best-performing designs in the world and scaled very well to high core counts.

The fact that Zen 2 is better doesn't reduce the excellence of Zen 1.
My bosses dream about getting whole team to the office. Though having corona outbreak in the office would have 2 huge issues: operations would stop and the bosses would need very good explanations to the highest management. At the end one can enter the office only being vaccinated or after recovery and there is 100% home office option. I used it during hot project phase, but I feel a bit isolated not going at least a day a week to the office. My perfect schedule is slacking 2 days in the office and working hard 3 days from home. I am sure this will stay this way for years since virus is mutating. After omicron comes other variant for sure.
Once again you are putting words into my mouth. I never said that worrying about edge cases is wrong, nor that discussing them was. The sport of claiming that they aren't handled when they actually are, however, is a pet peeve of mine. I hope you see the irony of claiming that someone having a pet peeve is incompatible with democracy.
After just a week in Vim, being required to move my hands of the home row feels like a significant, possibly even disturbing undertaking.
It sounds like you need to spend some more time reading the manuals and less time complaining online.
The Lepin brand is out, it was "raided", with plenty of photos of said raid published by chinese news agencies to show how committed the PRC is to IPR.

But then of course other brands took their place, pretty much immediately.
Thanks for pointing me to the name. These things are gross, and we need to get rid of them ASAP.

The whole spirit of market capitalism is "players are allowed to be relentlessly self-interested but we rely on competition to keep them in check." MFCs clearly undermine competition and therefore undermine the very foundation of our economy.
I'm in an expensive city facing a similar scenario with my mother and my father-in-law. My wife and I are planning on adding space in the form of an ADU, which we will be able to rent out before and after our parents use it. The catch is that so far we only have a plan for how to house one of them at a time. My father-in-law is ten years younger, in good health, and already living in the same city, so we're hoping we don't need space for both of them at the same time, but if we do, we'll need another idea.

It's interesting how much the conversation around this has changed. Twenty years ago you could believe you could find a nursing home that you could afford and that your parents could have a good enjoyable life in. Now I kind of figure that when they need more care than we can provide, the best institutional care we can afford, even at our income level, may well be a neglectful hellhole, so we're concentrating on keeping them with us right to the end if possible.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29431482
I don't think there's anything wrong with saying some people may have needs similar to mine, and some may not. I've tried to spell out in other comments what those needs and experiences were so that people can make an informed decision.
So true! When I started as a professional programmer they were using Eclipse, then Textmate was the big thing, then it was all about SublimeText and now it seems everybody has moved to VSCode. And here I am still using Vim happily after 20 years...
What is the Strict Aliasing Rule and Why do we care?
The US provides substantial financial, military, and political aid to Israel, that it does not provide to Germany.
The link should be okay, I don't have another website, just the feed is hosted elsewhere (and it's linked in the target page).
I enjoyed Sam Newman's take on this capability [1]

> Great to see AWS providing direct data coupling as a service. /s

> This service allows you to directly map a GraphQL endpoint to a database table. It’s like putting getters and setters on an object and claiming your encapsulating private variables. The end result is coupling between GraphQL clients and the underlying datasource.

> Information hiding is a key concept in independent change. Can I change the provider (of the GraphQL) endpoint independent of the clients? Directly exposing internal data structure makes this very difficult.

And [2]:

> So a few people have asked why I have this snarky response. What is my problem with this service? Well, to be clear, it’s not an issue with GraphQL, it’s an issue with direct coupling with underlying datasources #thread

> The service as advertised makes it simple to map a GraphQL definition against a database. Now, what’s the problem with this? Well, the devil here is in the detail. But fundamentally it comes down to how important information hiding is to you.

> ... see the thread for more ...

[1] https://twitter.com/samnewman/status/1346541251617828877
[2] https://twitter.com/samnewman/status/1346749556583780352
> It's impossible to design a less intuitive text-editor.

Intuitiveness (or lack thereof) isn't a strong reason for dissuading use of a tool that you'll be using over a lifetime. Any tool you're using that you hope to be competent in requires learning and practice to become proficient in.

> It's just our minds don't work that way when thinking about editing text. The way I view text is visual. I don't think in terms of delete 4 lines, go line 435 and dw to delete a word.

Visually, if you want to delete a paragraph, how would you go about that? In most text editors you might grab your mouse and click on one end and drag through to the other end of the text and press backspace. In vim you can just tell your editor to delete the paragraph. Or maybe you want to change what's inside the parentheses, so you tell your editor you want to change what's inside the parentheses and you do that. If anything, the 'normal' way of text editing has almost nothing to do with how my mind models editing text while vim allows me to tell the editor exactly what I want it to do and it performs it.
Does this work in YugabyteDB/CockroachDB?
No. I think we should just accept the deaths and losses from drunk driving and thefts as long as mitigation involves universal control over items I own.

Not to mention, you’ll probably just end up buying humid air blowers that get past this block.
I have not heard of terrible things happening in the other 22 states with a state guard.

'“Re-establishing the Florida state guard will allow civilians from all over the state to be trained in the best emergency response techniques and have the ability to mobilize very, very quickly,” DeSantis said on Thursday.

Florida would become the 23rd state with a state guard, according to the governor’s office.

The proposal has been sharply criticized by Democrats, who accused DeSantis of authoritarian motives.'

Edit: "It’s Different When Ron DeSantis Does It: CNN Edition" https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/its-different-when-ron...
That survey is potentially very biased -- 92% of professional developers are male?
‘Lithium Valley’ could save one of the most polluted areas in California
Okay sounds nice

good luck with the funding!