skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
FWIW, feeding both of ours only the target dictionary:

"Score" is the sum of all the guesses, with 7 for losses.

Yours:

Wins 2302 Losses: 13 Surrenders: 0 Played: 2315 WinPct 99.438 %
Number of attempts to win: mean: 3.644811
Score (lower better) 8485
Winning Histogram
1 | 0.04 % | (1)
2 | 6.34 % | ### (146)
3 | 37.36 % | ################### (860)
4 | 43.31 % | ###################### (997)
5 | 11.08 % | ###### (255)
6 | 1.87 % | # (43)

Mine:

Wins 2297 Losses: 18 Surrenders: 0 Played: 2315 WinPct 99.222 %
Number of attempts to win: mean: 3.626034
Score (lower better) 8455
Winning Histogram
1 | 0.04 % | (1)
2 | 5.75 % | ### (132)
3 | 40.81 % | #################### (937)
4 | 40.72 % | #################### (935)
5 | 10.37 % | ##### (239)
6 | 2.31 % | # (53)
So did Madonna. And for good reason.

Quite often one needs to take a more direct approach because these misogynistic policies are so ingrained that people actually believe them to be natural. One needs to be in-your-face to get past that.

We like to scoff at Muslims and their backwards policies about women, and yet somehow Western societies are blind to their own - so much so that we need to be told from time to time that the emperor has no clothes.

Naomi is doing a good thing, and a service to women's rights.
I think this article might be something a litmus test for determining if you believe in such a thing as a functional software (not just engineering) _team_ or not.
> I don't care if it tastes like shit

We must be of different species. If it doesn't rhyme with "stone nut" and isn't made fresh at the bakery every Friday morning then all my other normal food feels like shit tube food, maybe that's getting close but still.

Have you thought about building a system of your own for this? Components could be humans, paid or unpaid friends who love you, robots, tubes carrying different materials, army food, whatever needs to work could be designed...
It's largely due to the homepage loading a ranked list of items from ES on every request, but I'm probably not optimizing things properly either.

I saw your comment about anvere and looks like you have a background in search/ES? I'd be interested to chat but didn't see a way to contact you!
Such a tiresome argument.

We need a whole freaking browser, only to display some text on this Web 1.0 hackernews website?

If the tool works well and doesn't use too many resources (see: VS Code, Spotify, Postman, among others that use a "browser" based UI), why does it matter?

Let developers choose the tools they want to build the things they want to build. You want a k8s desktop app written in fyne-io? Go for it!
US doesn't really have a unified culture. Compared to countries that have a strong cultural weight on the world, the US is pretty puritan.
I imagine the GPU also draws lower power during idle, so they would both scale at undefined rates when benchmarking
We actually know very little about the clock tree; we know where the clock mux registers are but not how they connect to each other, and that's mostly about peripherals, not the CPUs. Also, the PLL registers are locked out and read only. The CPU DVFS stuff is all done automatically (you just select a performance level in one register), and I wouldn't be surprised if the underlying tables and configs for that are also locked post boot. The PMIC is accessible to some extent, but runs its own firmware anyway which might lock things out, and I don't think CLVRs (final voltage regulator stage, the one you care about) are directly accessible (on the Pro/Max) and that should all be controlled by the SMC or hardware logic, which again has a good chance of being locked off.

Basically, all of this is configured at boot and much of it locked off. Apple have done a good job making it difficult to nuke these things from the OS level, for better or for worse :). I once overwrote all the GPIO registers and didn't even break anything (though the Type C controllers did crash, but a hard shutdown and boot fixed it - this was on an M1 Pro MacBook). It's in one of my streams somewhere...
You call it over-engineering, I call it good UI. I want to enter the date my way, and the computer can figure out the format. If I type 3 Nov it should know I mean 11 3 2022. Computers are good like that, and a half decent date parser is trivial to write.

Nothing drives me crazy like a credit card number field that tells _me_ to remove the spaces or hyphens from the number. Like what, the computer can't do that for me?
Except sexually. The US is significantly repressed there compared to all other aspects.

Worldwide I’d put the US just on the conservative Side of the middle line regarding sexuality.
Oh I certainly agree with the effects, I just don’t think it’s worth excluding the last pandemic where similar things happened (even if it was a while ago). It just seems to be a perpetual problem and when there are consequences for that misinformation spreading we see bad results :(
Society has an arrogance problem
Your second point was what I was primarily thinking. If brainstorming highlights your cultural problems then maybe its time to fix your cultural problems rather than cover it up with less group work.
Wordle Solutions via JavaScript
`new wordle.bundle.GameApp().solution` in the console
> Even the most basic "alphabetization" is based on strokes of the characters I guess?

That is one way characters and words can be ordered. Another is pinyin order.

> And Pinyin is mind boggling to me.

It’s the English alphabet without “v”. What’s mind boggling about it?

> I have this sense that touch screens and the smartphones must have had an outsized impact on societies with character based languages, with prediction making it orders of magnitude easier to enter text.

IMHO, computers had the outsized impact on printing and publishing in general.

I think smartphones and touch screens just built on that.

The prediction stuff is nice, but I don’t think it had as big of an impact as computer text in general. Big for sure, but not as big. I guess it depends on the evaluation heuristics.

> Chinese means you can fit a ton more info onto a screen

Yes. Chinese can be very information dense. It feels faster to read than English, and I’m a fast reader in English.

> AND there's no need for icons, as the entire written language is basically icons.

Hmmm… I’m not sure I would frame it that way. The characters are logograms. Icons are ideograms. They are different.

> That means learning how to use apps and menus is marginally easier.

Definitely not the case at all in my experience.
What a blast from the past. I was just on the very tale end of BBSs but those were wild times. I remember logging into a local PC wholesaler my father worked with because their BBS had what is today a very not-politically correct blond joke on their BBS every day.
How ironic that OP didn't link to the GH repo itself. It's https://github.com/SuPythony/Github-Stars-Extension

Chrome only for now.
I'd add WFMU (edit: also KXLU) to your list. But I still like to be able to skip songs and change to a whole new playlist/genre/album with basically zero effort or costs if I feel like binging on a genre. Which basically means I'm going to be subscribed to some streaming service. Youtube is a good option.
So my options are 3k a month for a walk in closet in SF or 3k a month for a mansion in Reno

Maybe we need more housing options
Directionally, yes, I want more parts of more OSes written in Rust and other languages that allow building safe abstractions over unsafe code. This is table stakes in 2022.
This + better user experience if external sites are linking into both page versions. You dont want one group getting 404 when you could quickly get them to the correct page.

As a rule if a page has traffic it should be redirected to the next best when being removed, even if its a old promo page that's not relevant etc.
It's a little strange, I have the top tech review YouTube channel in Mainland China, one of the top five English channel- and yeah just because they are blocked here, but still it's a big market. And with 1.5m followers still I can't get a partner manager. I know guys with 400k who started years after me that have partner managers. I just go through the same forms, escalating past boilerplate responses. No regular point of contact or consistent dialog. Terse copy/paste responses. Refused my Play buttons and verification for years. None of which make any sense to me The risk I take running a YT channel this size, from inside China, as a Chinese national is not small. Why make it so much harder for me rather than establish a dialog?
If you want to save time, and some.money, you could try intermittent fasting by just eating one larger meal per day, either lunch or dinner. It takes a couple of weeks getting used to, but it has both health benefits and I feel less bad about enjoying something less healthy when I do get to the feeding window.
a lot of the things mentioned are what his congress did...

and a lot of these are nitpicky nickles and dimes.

Like seriously 1 billion for headstart...whoopdie doo...

My wife wanted to teach for headstart, then found out it only pays like $20k for a teacher. I mean that's pathetic pay and we really need to do better by teachers, etc.

Biden promised to legalize marijuana, and fix healthcare and the only positive thing was maybe the child tax credit which is honestly the only time I've ever gotten a $ from the govt or any sort of oh wow the govt does do good sometimes...

Biden could wipe out student loans for millions of Americans, but chooses not to.

Biden could wipe out the filibuster (he has pressure he could put on Sinema and Manchin) but he does nothing.

I'd say Bernie has literally done more for us as the Budget Committee Chair this past year and a half than Biden has done.

He could probably even do an executive order banning congress from investing in stocks and self-enrichment, and a number of other anti-corruption things. But of course corruption is par for the course for most politicians...

Can't stand the GOP either but at least they don't pretend to be on your side then stab you in the back...they stab you in the front.
What I don't like about this article is that they had a hypothesis and then they found some studies. I don't feel like this is written from their own experience and on the contrary so many of the responses are much more derived from experience. Throwing cold water on brain storming might be a good idea but I still feel there's a lot to be gained from the types of brain storming I've been involved with that really seems to amplify the brainpower in the room. For me at least, the group scenario really galvanizes some ideas that were just floating around previously.
Any reason not?

I would say from SEO and UX perspectives this is a must.
So more centrist then puritan.
But your customer's data can, with equally destructive results.
When CO2 dissolves in the ocean, some of it will eventually end up as methane ice in ocean mud [0]. Methane ice releases its methane when warmed slightly. More methane ice means higher chances of runaway global warming.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methane_clathrate
how do you mean? (I know f all about PCI compliance, but given the security of many compliant terminals I'm dubious as to the rules as they apply to the payment device itself)
Why Online Stars Are Mad at Apple
>its quite obvious that you are well endowed and using it to your advantage by wearing revealing clothing

What is "revealing clothing" to you. We are not in the 1900s where it's a crime to show a little ankle. Her clothing is nothing out of the ordinary in many videos.

If you have big boobs people will notice no matter what you wear, youtube shouldn't act different based on your body... If another youtube would exist who has very small "assets" I can assure you nothing would've happened.
> CNN and MSNBC have never admitted errors.

That's just plain false.

CNN has issued numerous retractions, some quite high profile.

For example:

https://www.wired.com/1998/07/cnn-retraction/

> CNN chief Tom Johnson said in an on-air statement that CNN alone bears responsibility for the "serious faults" in TV reports and the related article in Time magazine. He said an internal investigation concluded that the claims could not be supported. He apologized to CNN viewers, Time staffers, and American military personnel.

or

https://www.latimes.com/business/hollywood/la-fi-ct-cnn-resi...

> CNN removed the story and all connecting links to it late Friday, saying the story did not meet its editorial standards. CNN also issued an apology to Scaramucci, who accepted it with a tweet on Saturday. “Everyone makes mistakes,” he wrote. “Moving on.”

or

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/08/28/trump-lawrence-odo...

> “Last night on this show I discussed information that wasn't ready for reporting,“ O‘Donnell said at the top of his show Wednesday night. “I did not go through the rigorous verification and standards process here at MSNBC before repeating what I heard from my source. Had it gone through that process I would not have been permitted to report it. I should not have said it on air or posted it on Twitter. I was wrong to do so.“

> “Tonight we are retracting the story,” he added. “We don‘t know whether the information is inaccurate. But the fact is, we do know it wasn‘t ready for broadcast, and for that I apologize.“

or

https://www.jpost.com/arab-israeli-conflict/msnbc-apologizes...

> MSNBC apologized for using “not factually accurate” maps in a segment discussing the violence that has erupted across Israel in recent weeks.

> “MSNBC Live” host Kate Snow acknowledged Monday that her show displayed maps describing present-day Israel as a Palestinian state in 1946, when the area was under British mandate rule. The series of maps shown last Thursday gave the impression that Palestinians had control over all of modern-day Israel and have continuously lost land since.

> “[I]n an attempt to talk about the context for the current turmoil in the Middle East, we showed a series of maps of the changing geography in that region,” Snow said. “We realized after we went off the air the maps were not factually accurate and we regret using them.”

I eagerly await your retraction of that false claim.
The same country that gave us Dexter.
This is a 10nm processor, right ? So a 10mn processor can be as fast as a 5mn processor but at more than double the voltage ? Not so bad. What would be the perf of this processor with TSMC 5nm tech ?
Sorry, you think bad estimating deserves life imprisonment?

And you are posting this on a forum dominated by software engineers?
Archive link: https://archive.is/xm0G0
The barrier for making your own “Twitter clone” is low, unless it actually has to scale to Twitter’s perf. The barrier to making a “Twitter clone which has absolutely zero moderation” (which is close to what Parler said) means that you are unlikely to be able to find any vendors in the USA which will accept those contract terms or want to accept the liability.

Analogy: try couch surfing to minimize paying rent. A person with a good reputation and good roommate habits can easily find a place to stay and it will likely be cheap with lots of options for places to stay.

But if that person starts to consume the food that was bought by and marked for others, doesn’t do their part of the chores, starts arguments with roommates and guests, doesn’t pay their rent on time, disrespects the property, violates norms of conduct, then they cause harm to the responsible parties living in that home. Don’t be surprised when they get evicted and their social credibility (like AirBnB ratings) fall off and no one wants to host them. This is remarkably close to what happened when Parler was kicked off of the App Stores and then lost their CDN, DNS, and hosting.

They aren’t acting “in lock step”, they are all equally afraid of the consequences of hosting a high liability client and are looking for a contractual reason to cut their liability.

Have you seen the death threats a Plumber in Texas got because his truck was sold then ended up in ISIS in Syria/Iraq with his company logo on it? Branding and association have real world costs.

It’s also not clear if upstream providers have zero liability if they allow content that is blatantly illegal. I seem to remember that DHS / FBI will just barge into data centers with a warrant and pull servers off the rack with little concern for the other clients that are co-hosted on that physical hardware. The collateral damage of being a client in an unmoderated data center is far more than being in a data center where the moderation rules weed out the riskiest clients.
There is a lot of threads like "recommend books". I've bought DOOM and Wolfenstein 3D black books (excellent reads!), books on Commodore and Amiga history, Helen Custer's Windows NT book (excellent as well!) and some others.
+1, I've been using Git Fork for years and it's a smooth and fast native Mac citizen
I stand corrected! Thanks for passing that along. It's been awhile since I worked with Oracle (last was an 11g instance).
As Obama says it about call-out culture, "That's not activism". [1]

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaHLd8de6nM
What if there is a debilitating security problem with Android within those three years?

I wouldn't choose that kind of uncertainty.
Factionalism is endemic to left wing movements. There are already 3 different splinter subs for workreform
If those are the boundaries of taste, taste is not big enough for me.
>US doesn't really have a unified culture.

I disagree. Yes it's multicultural; but there are unified attitudes and cultural behaviors that purvey the country. Foreigners who come from abroad to live here maintain their own cultural identity while adopting American culture.

What do you mean by strong cultural weight? You mean like Japan or China?
CARL: Mobile system for personalized control of extracorporeal circulation
Why do people insist on conflating demonitization with censorship? Google isn't saying she can't put her body on YouTube, they're saying they don't think they can sell ads on that content. If advertisers would pay for controversial content, we wouldn't be having this discussion.
I’ve never worked in large consumer goods retail, but smaller retail outlets, food, clothing, etc. do not commonly operate like this. Most don’t have the storage to pre-buy even two months worth of merchandise. In food, purveyors won’t hesitate to ask for cash up front if you’ve been late a couple of times or have a bit of an outstanding balance. The places you describe sound like they act as both distributors and retailers and are large enough to have leverage in their negotiations with suppliers.
Working with media files requires lots of bandwidth. No so much for productivity.
> I assume any manufacturer could do that without much trouble?

Sure, if they can miniaturize everything else to make room for the huge filter. Or omit frunk.
This Page Is Hosted on Urbit
Nice. What bluetooth version gets you the easy switching?
> 2000 years

Heh. One too many zeros. x.x

Personally I think the solution is to have some sort of downward pressure on clauses in ToS contracts. Right now, those things could grow nearly infinitely long and clients would have to tolerate it. If corps had a significant reason to minimize the restrictive clauses, there would be a little more freedom for all.
> Why don't we have a better way to feed humans?

Better in the sense of not requiring the time of shopping weekly and home cooking meals or the expense of ordering prepared food for delivery, or the various options that are pretty much directly in-between (meal box subscriptions to cook that have lower shopping/prep/cooking time than classic grocery shopping and home cooking, etc.)?

Well, I mean, you can do shakes either those made as full meal replacements or less complete protein shakes with some other ingredients (low shopping/prep, no cooking, much lower cost than eating out.)

Or do what is probably approximately one of the most common historical patterns, adopt a consistent pattern of a long-shelf-life basic staple (probably some form of grain and/or dry legumes) and some consistent accompaniments to get full nutrition, and prepare what you can in as large of quantities as you can eat before it goes bad. You’ll cut down all of expense, frequency of shopping, and total prep/cooking time compared to what you describe. The options you describe are basically ways to exploit the abundance and variety of food options available to modern, wealthy populations, not optimized human feeding within the current economy.
The last line sums it up:

“All the best hackers, all the best phreakers in the world, we don’t know who they are because they never got arrested. And they never went to prison. This is why you don’t know who the best ones in the world are. This is the truth. Think about it.”
Anyone spotted any recent transactions on the Blockchain for 0.03 with a suspicious 32 byte OP_RETURN string?
My guess is because it was self-submitted, it was held to a higher standard. Fair enough.

And in some universes the title could be considered click bait, although it is accurate in this case.

Moderation is a tough job. You never win.

That said, the revised HN title seems like it was written by bad AI. The point seemed to be to drive it off the homepage. In that, the HN title succeeded.

Regardless, I'm happy the article generated a lot of interesting discussion before manually being deemed unfit.

It is curious how at the same time the title changed, all the top comments (which were generally supportive) got pushed to the bottom. And now, including yours. Assuming this article touched a nerve at the same time someone was having a bad day.
The poster sounds like a stick in the mud who is upset at the hubbub around the new fancy tool that potentially invalidates their sunk cost into an aging one.
What is your point with posting a comment containing just a single word? Like, really? What do you hope to achieve with that "comment"?
> may not have been following Apple’s silicon development closely enough to know this, especially if they think that the M1 is the first in the line.

It's not just Android commentators. A surprising amount of people have the view that Qualcomm/Google/<whoever> will surely come up with better CPUs in a couple of years. Apple has been doing this for more than 10 years. They probably spent 4 or 5 years designing A4 before it came out. And A4 came out in 2010
Ok. Glad you can see the people on HN aren't trying to attack you. Even if some comments are worded aggressively.

Like you've said yourself many times, your appearance is provocative to many, but just as people criticize you for it, you also capitalize on it; at least, it appears that way. (No publicity is bad publicity -PT Barnum)

My question is, what is the controversy this time? You said you see why they did it.

Also, how do you know the guys' videos of printing women’s busts aren't also demonetized?
Not that I know anything special here, but are there any PRC nationals who can have a relationship with YouTube while in the PRC? I can get foreign YouTubers establishing a relationship with YouTube via their home countries, or Chinese YouTubers abroad establishing relationships in their non-PRC resident countries, but it might be impossible to do it from inside the PRC as a Chinese since there isn’t much cooperation between the Chinese government and Google.
Madonna explicitly wanted to be seen that way and did not attempt to suggest otherwise.
A project like this would be interesting for a computer that controls some other long lived thing, like an industrial control computer. There is an awful number of old beige boxes running Windows 95 controlling some very expensive machinery. The lack of software updates is not a problem (until somebody tries to introduce IIoT...), but finding replacement parts can become quite difficult.
Ask HN: How do you define an entrepreneur?
An entrepreneur is not a label limited to founders only. I believe every person working on an innovative product is an entrepreneur, irrespective of stage of the company. What are the traits of such people?