skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So I just created a company? How can I give you some ownership right now? Are we going to email contracts to each other or something? And how would you write an option on your ownership? You're just hand waving and saying "you could do that easily some other way." But how? Unfortunately, I don't think many people will trust a random option contract you write without some type of guarantee the contract will be executed.
If you use proper apostrophes instead of ASCII apostrophe / single quote, you don’t have to escape anything and you get better typography. "don’t" is easier to read than both.

If you’re on a Mac, Option-Shift-] will type it.
ssh's support for RSA has nothing to do with RSA tokens, which is the common name for RSA's SecurID hardware 2FA generators.
I'll take non-CIA-staffed eastern small-name source too, as long as it's not literally the official propaganda agency of the regime that's in the middle of planning the fucking invasion being discussed. I don't think that's a very high bar, personally.
I would add more. 3 whole nutmegs grated, hold all other ingredients.

The pancakes will start to take effect after 2 or so hours.
Germany wants/needs the pipeline, sabre rattling or not.
Show HN: Jpg.to
Most things aren't that volatile, especially in tradfi

Range liquidity and liquidity pool optimizers reduce, eliminate, or make it profitable despite IL, even in volatile environments

All I’m seeing is that tradfi capital markets would benefit more and more
Port of NetBSD-release-9 progress(1) to other systems
Tested on Void Linux with musl

NetBSD's progress(1) has different aesthetics and, IMO, at least one unique advantange compared to other progress meters: it detects whether it is in the running foreground and allows the user to background and foreground the program more "cleanly".
For the curious, this is a source with an obvious vested interest: “ My guestimate is upwards of 500k as of 4pm Sat, maybe as high as 1M.

It's the most beautiful thing I've seen. It has restored my faith in this country.

Let's keep this party going!”
The restaurant had its name on the bill but no telephone number. Presumably, this done to stop or reduce telephone complaints direct to the restaurant. Seems that everything must be done online.
wget https://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/tnftp/tnftp-20210827.tar.gz
tar xzf tnftp-20210827.tar.gz
cd tnftp-20210827
cd src
wget https://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/NetBSD-current/src/usr.bin/progress/progress.c
cd -
cd libnetbsd
wget https://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/NetBSD-release-9/src/lib/libc/stdlib/strsuftoll.c
cd -
set -x
ed src/Makefile << eof1
916 s/ruserpass/progress/
917,918d
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908,914d
860 s/ruserpass/progress/
861,862d
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640 s/ruserpass/progress/g
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635,638 s/ruserpass/progress/g
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492 s/ruserpass/progress/
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progress.c \\
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am__depfiles_remade = ./\$(DEPDIR)/tnftp-progressbar.Po ./\$(DEPDIR)/tnftp-progress.Po
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am_tnftp_OBJECTS = tnftp-progressbar.\$(OBJEXT) tnftp-progress.\$(OBJEXT)
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98d
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wq
eof1
ed libnetbsd/Makefile << eof2
245d
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233 s/$/ \${LIBOBJDIR}strsuftoll\$U.lo/
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228 s/$/ \${LIBOBJDIR}strsuftoll\$U.o/
229d
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189,193c
setprogname.c \\
strsuftoll.c
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130,141c
am__depfiles_remade = \\
\$(DEPDIR)/setprogname.Plo \\
\$(DEPDIR)/strsuftoll.Plo \\
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wq
eof2
ed Makefile << eof3
269d
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wq
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ed libedit/Makefile << eof4
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wq
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ed src/progress.c << eof5
206a
#endif
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#ifndef TIOCGSIZE
ttywidth = 80;
#endif
#ifdef TIOCGSIZE
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#endif
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#ifdef TIOCGSIZE
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long long
strsuftoll(const char *desc, const char *val,
long long min, long long max);
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#ifdef HAVE_TERMCAP_H
#include <termcap.h>
#endif
#ifdef HAVE_CURSES_H
#include <curses.h>
#elif HAVE_NCURSES_H
#include <ncurses.h>
#endif
#endif/* tnftp */
.
31a
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <sys/ioctl.h>
#include "tnftp.h"
#if 0/* tnftp */
.
wq
eof5

ed libnetbsd/strsuftoll.c << eof6
114,126m248
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#ifndef _DIAGASSERT
#define _DIAGASSERT(a)
#endif
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#endif
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#if 0
#include <sys/cdefs.h>
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#include "tnftp.h"
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wq
eof6

cd src
exec gcc -static -g -O2 -o progress tnftp-progressbar.o tnftp-progress.o ../libnetbsd/.libs/libnetbsd.a
Why do you find it terrifying?
Well... part of the purpose of just in time is to surface problems quickly. Transient problems in an upstream process can be papered over by inventory on the receiving end, but when you remove that inventory everyone gets a clearer view of where the problem is, and everyone can do a better job of fixing it.

So just in time over the oceans works precisely as intended: it gives us information immediately when there is a problem. Whether or not it's within any manufacturers power to fix those problems is a separate issue.

(And I'm going to guess that there's no easy way to fix those problems, given that Toyota has opted for more inventory to hide those sorts of transient issues when it comes to certain parts.)
Lol. Opp reported 18 trailer trucks and about a total of 500 vehicles.
"Cancel culture" is not a simple boycott as you put it, and it's kind of disingenuous to portray it as such.
Tasting History with Max Miller is good too!
https://www.youtube.com/c/TastingHistory/videos
America is a cultural katamari damacy. It's pretty amazing how McDonald's, Adidas, Beyoncé, Marlboros, General Tso's chicken, and Spiderman are all from the same culture.
> I'll take non-CIA-staffed eastern small-name source too, as long as it's not literally the official propaganda agency of the regime that's in the middle of planning the fucking invasion being discussed. I don't think that's a very high bar, personally.

Ya, so... you have a choice between the official propaganda agency of the US (the so-called "free press" all marching in lockstep), or the propaganda of the person responding to a completely made-up "imminent" invasion. The second propaganda source is in agreement with the person who is literally the president of the nation whose "imminent invasion" is in question.

There is no imminent invasion, only a deliberately provoked one.
What is the public health mission and how is Rogan undermining it?
Round-trip times provide an upper bound on what should be considered a burst, since one RTT is enough time to provide feedback to throttle a burst. Of course, different traffic flows through a bottleneck can have drastically different RTTs, so this isn't too helpful.

In practice, CoDel works well for almost all current network technologies with its target parameter at the default of 5ms of allowable queueing delay. Given the structure of today's networks, an individual packet is unlikely to pass through more than a handful of congested bottlenecks, and a small multiple of 5ms of added delay is a tolerable worst-case comparable to the speed of light delays of long-distance connections.

It's definitely somewhat unsatisfying to not have formal derivations of optimal parameters. But reasonable defaults that have been tested in the real world are still a huge improvement over the old way of having network devices that don't even attempt to handle congestion intelligently.
Yeah I don't think on HN I'm actually talking to very many people who would for example, not believe that species evolved via natural selection, that there was global flood that killed everyone except one family, that the earth is 6000 years old, that all the inhabitants of the new world before 1492 were sent to hell by a Mesopotamian sky-god, or that gay men and disobedient children should be stoned to death. No, I think I'm preaching to the choir here, to borrow a phrase, and I don't engage in this kind of debate anyway because it isn't worth my time.

Specifically I'm saying going to church for community is a terrible, dangerous idea. That even if you don't believe in what they're saying, that it is like going to a Neo-Nazi meetup for the pancakes. Even if they're like really, really good pancakes and you can't find pancakes anywhere else as good and these particular Nazis are not too serious about the whole Nazi thing, you may find yourself getting involved with more than you expected and find that leaving or even admitting you want to is more difficult that you expected.

This is not innocuous; there are many, many religious groups out there deliberately and strategically targeting people like the OP, and train their members to do the same. This is the primary way that cults recruit people who aren't indoctrinated as children.
The purpose? To say they’re sick of Covid and the US government should stop requiring vaccines. Oh and to blame the federal government for provincial legislation. These people are antivax anti science antisocial idiots.
One of the local Thai restaurants here uses some sort of software integrated with their phone system and it is amazing. When I call, they know my name, address, and they already have my order history and credit card on file.

I literally call them up and rattle off what I want. Or say, same order as last time, and done. They then show up at the door with the food and I can put the tip or the receipt.
Even though I see all the visuals and understand the process, this operation seems very complicated and more like science fiction.
You've been kind enough to make a testable prediction here! Let me make it a little more concrete. Currently Bitcoin block 700000 has the hash 0000000000000000000590fc0f3eba193a278534220b2b37e9849e1a770ca959, I'm very confident that 5 years from now it will have the same hash. What do you think is the chance that history will have been rewritten?
looks like a `break` is missing after `has_special_comment` becomes True
It's now time to extend USB PD from 100 watts to 10 kilowatts.

Then it can replace the AC outlet, and make power systems in homes worldwide consistent.
Sounds like we'd all have a lot MORE common culture, history, identity, ancestry, everything. Welcome to the human race: it takes all kinds.

PS thanks for the copypasta
> Why do truckers have vaccine mandates?

All people crossing the US-Canada border have vaccine mandates. The bigger question is why have truckers been exempt up until now. Well, it's obvious, we have a logistics crisis. But we've discovered that most people will get vaccinated to save their jobs, so there's not much worry. We'll lose very few truckers and those can take up non-border crossing routes.

Anyway, most of the exemptions for many essential workers classes expire tomorrow.
Authoritarian rule? Firstly mostly they’re arguing about provincial legislation to the federal government. Secondly vaccinations are already mandatory in most provinces to attend school and for most health care jobs. Stop with the hyperbole.
The problem with your first solution is that there’a nobody requesting help from in the first place.

2 and 3, I’ve tried those but people just don’t se to reciprocate or just don’t want to add another person to their group.

It’s tough.
> Since then I honestly think there should be no profit in making weapons while a war is going.

It is an interesting thought but ... if the government tells the industrial chain "you aren't getting paid for this" then there is a pretty high chance the war will be lost. Being optimistic, maybe it could work for one war. Then the next war people ask "where are our weapons?" and the answer is "there are none".

There is really only one solution to DC's warmongering - someone needs to be held accountable for constantly lying and sleepwalking the US into wars. And not the weapons manufacturers, the actual politicians who are pretending that they didn't realise there were billions-to-trillions being sunk into blowing up taxpayer dollars to kill random goat herders.

The public seems pretty peaceful, anti-war rhetoric has been doing well for a while. They just keep getting distracted by political issues (which are obvious distractions if you look at them in context of the US's defence & fiscal policies).
Two come to mind off the bat:

GNU C formatting is odd: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_coding_standards

Zlib still uses K&R-1st-edition-era function definitions: https://github.com/madler/zlib/blob/cacf7f1d4e3d44d871b605da...
> software inherently has bugs for as long as we use type-unsafe languages

This is untrue. Textbooks on type theory (Pierce’s TaPL comes immediately to mind) will state early on that well typed terms cannot always eliminate all undesirable states.

In fact, there is a tension in encoding all your constraints into the type system (at which point you become a mathematician proving theorems) and producing programs that are actually useful to other people.
I was about to write the same thing. Making carbon fiber itself is a mastery class in non-renewable and non-recyclable materials.

But it enables a lot of the lightweight “green” things people can pat themselves on the back for, which is the majority of the point for many.

Better epoxies would help, but we’re quite a ways off.
CBC is now literally claiming that Russia is behind the truckers protest. It’s a drastic pivot from claiming that it was a fringe minority, which now seems like a total lie considering the scale of it and the tens of thousands of people that came out just to stand on the side of highways and cheer on the protesters.

https://thepostmillennial.com/cbc-suggests-russian-actors-be...
I am against this sort of churn, but for a different reason ---https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29894300
Because the general idea of conservatism doesn’t exist in either of these countries? Try again.
Ah, looks like we found the root cause then :)
> DAOs feel like they are really hoping to create an end run around all those financial protection laws.

The SEC agrees with you!
iMessage can be disabled, but not uninstalled.
It's like an SNES pro, with the caveat that the audio capabilities of the GBA are much less than the SNES.

That said, the audio capabilities on the SNES are difficult to use.
And the epoxies used in CF are not. Not to mention that melting plastics with solvents isn’t some environmental free ride. Now you just really messy and toxic soup to deal with.
Others have said it already - it’s harder in your thirties, your existing friends have children or move for work, everyone’s busy.

A couple of things I’d add - there are things like night classes in trades that can super fun as a skill to learn and teamwork helps you meet people well out of your regular circle. I recently did metalwork as a short course and it was great on both fronts. Make it something you’re curious about learning so you’re engaged.

Meet your neighbours. In my neighbourhood it’s easiest if you have a dog to walk, but I met mine by painting my front fence over a sunny weekend and just saying hello to the passers-by. Now we have a group chat and have drinks on public holidays and generally look out for each other. Knowing the people who live around you is really beneficial on lots of fronts.

Find a Discord server of a podcaster / streamer / YouTuber that you like, one that has local meetups. Existing communities like that are usually pretty welcoming and easy to make conversation in.

Not my thing, but I’ve heard that martial arts clubs can be good places to find community, similar to the CrossFit suggestion, but they’re organised around teaching and keeping people on a learning pathway. I do know people who’ve met through a taiko (drumming) dojo.. it takes all types. Find a thing that you want to keep coming back to. Best of luck!
it does, the point is take tax revenue and transfer it to rich buddies, now if it requires starting wars and spending trillions, so be it as long as your buddies end up getting few trillions from it
Trudeau saying that a portion of his citizens protesting are holding “unacceptable views” was chilling. It’s always telling when someone in power holds free speech or any opposing view in contempt.

https://globalnews.ca/news/8539610/trucker-convoy-covid-vacc...
What kind of a company do your want: partnership, LLC etc... (This will inherently define accountability as well). Also about the distribution of profits and how that's going to change with time.

Money is the single most important factor that breaks startups just as they're about to take off. Better to clear it up at the beginning.
I think Taking History has a broader coverage, his videos are longer and includes quite a lot of historical context and not just limiting to 17th/18th centuries or to American/English dishes.
The population of Ottawa is 1 million. As someone in Ottawa, there are trucks blaring their horns downtown, but not a million protesters.
An even better arrangement is a Magic Trackpad on the left (or non-primary) hand for scrolling and gestures, combined with any comfortable vanilla (almost certainly non-Apple) mouse on your primary hand for pointing/clicking/dragging.

Surprisingly, as a right-handed person, I found I gained ambidextrous ability to use a trackpad with either hand very quickly.
We know it. We've seen it. We understand it. Then we fall for it.

Now, if you'll excuse me I've got to go buy some Bitcoin.
> I would highly recommend you to avoid using a wireless charger for your iPhone, it will only hurt the battery health of your device, definitely stick with a charger that you plugin.

This makes no sense to me, Even though I tend to be of the opinion that wireless charging is just a gimmick, wireless charging is most situations would probably deliver less current to the battery compared to wired, and that should have the opposite effect to battery health because lower currents will cause less internal heating to the battery.
>“We should be much more worried about population collapse,” Musk warned in a series of tweets last week,

You aren't missing much
People on HN tend to hide from and downvote the conversations they don’t want to have. Read into it as to why on your own.
Wow, ok. So it's meant as an idea which in today's world is often unconventional yet used to be very normal not very long ago. Whether we/you like it or not, organizing around faith is quite foundational to humans in general.

Obviously the OP and any reader needs to evaluate their personal situation and appetite for this and also evaluate any church they attend. Not all churches are cults. Most modern churches with younger crowds have steered away from preachy aspects and see themselves as building a faith based community. Being good citizens in a community that loosely believe in the same thing. That's why nondenominational christian churches are increasingly popular. The concerns you raised are true of traditional and culty type churches, certain denominations, etc that make waves and I think you're projecting the headlines/horror stories you've heard onto religion as a whole while ignoring Millions of people have healthy relationships with their church so this blanket statement of terrible advice is just ignorant.

FWIW, I consider myself agnostic and can filter away BS that isn't aligned with my personal take or just avoid the stuff that I have no interest in (eg. bible school). It's very much like politics. I don't have to believe what you believe we can coexist and maybe we have some minor overlap that we can connect on.
Take a look at https://youtu.be/0BMKpodJidI
You need to define AGI.

https://www.acronymfinder.com/AGI.html
> potential substitutes

When I can order sheets of hemp fiber pre-preg and a recyclable epoxy I’ll get my company to use it same day.

Here I am holding my breathe, because I’m not sure what you heard but an organic fiber will never be as thin, strong, uniform as curated carbon thread that was produced specially for this purpose.
The Hill did a segment on the media blackout around the truck convoy protest. It’s pretty dark that so many media outlets can all act in seeming coordination with the government and each other:
https://youtu.be/ArYtup2o_qU
There is simply no such line.

Split any infinitive you like. End any sentence with a preposition, or more if you like. Spit on anybody who tries to shame you for it.

I stopped trying to read Paolo Bacigalupi because his extreme efforts to follow these dumb nonexistent rules were so annoying.

The Cornell nominative is arguably worse than those others because you won't even find anything published insisting it is a good idea.
There's an art to reading specs for standards like POSIX. ;-)

This isn't the only place where POSIX leaves things up to being an implementation detail.
Whether one agrees with that interpretation of Canada's rights depends on how serious a public health threat one feels this pandemic is.

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it subject only to such *reasonable* limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society.
Are you in a position to know what intelligence Ottawa Police and the RCMP have on emergent threats?
NSO can only pay so much for a vulnerability, and that amount is bounded by the budgets of its clients. Apple could choose to outspend NSO for those vulnerabilities.
If we're offering our recommendations - Razer Basilisk ultimate is mine.
(although I do like the Master as well).

I think the important thing is that there is 'no mouse for everyone' - we have different sized mitts, all hold the mouse differently (I switch between resting and claw), like different shapes (I like a thumb-rest, some people loathe them) etc etc.
Really is something you need to try out.

My Apple annoyance is slightly the 'we know best' designs that are often mentioned - but it's mainly the users when they both suffer, but refuse to switch until Apple sells them a solution.
My personal niggle was the lack of rubber tips on their earphones from the ipod until the Airpod Pros.
A friend was telling me about a model named Marie Kim.

Google has broken amy search with the name Kim as Kim Kardashian, no matter how you wildcard the search.

I feel truly sorry for anyone trying to get any traction with Kim as a name.

As others have noted, DDG magically gets this right.

Guess that's what happens when a search company becomes an ad company.
Following the money does not mean success. Without market adoption they may well be just destroying their careers.
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Don't they have elections for that purpose?
It’s it a blockchain one any definition. The current commit does not have a hash of the previous commit.
It's been an unusually chilly January: https://twitter.com/YOW_Weather

Which is surprising, as the Rideau Canal opened for skating quite late this year.
But can Apple outspend all NSOs? Including the various government-backed entities?
Can I get a USB-C shaver now? I'm surprised that this is still a rarity, especially with travel shavers.
What the hell is a “quant”? :P
Bird watching? Ballroom dancing? This has to be a joke, I’ve never met a single person under 60 that does either of these
>I mean, Canada has already approved Covid positive doctors going back to work immediately including treating patients.

Source?
Ask HN: How to advertise your software for free
Few ways I can think are
1. Hacker news
2. Reddit (/r/programming?)
3. Product Hunt

Are there any other way without spending money on Google Ads?
As far as I could determine the ordering button on Google works entirely via third parties. I get a receipt by email from e.g. postmates when I use it.

I do agree that the site which is closest to the customer should be providing the support.
it’s not really that people don’t want to work in the states, for some it was lack of social support, outstanding college debt that made the bar to entry seem impossible or to late for some. especially for those who took care of their parents growing up because their parents were sick at a young age.
Amazon is terrible for this. Their search is practically useless.
The End of Hypergamy: Global Trends and Implications
Agreed - he has some other good content, like there's a take apart of the editing style of the movie Suicide Squad.