skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
An NFT is a Non-Fungible Token. This just means it's sufficiently different from others in the set to be told apart. If I give you this one, and I get another one to replace it, they're different. Minting pointers to art projects is one use of NFTs.

You can have an NFT of the number 37 for example – it doesn't have to point at anything. It just needs to follow EIP-721 (a subset of ERC-20), or any similarly-worded standard.

> This standard is inspired by the ERC-20 token standard and builds on two years of experience since EIP-20 was created. EIP-20 is insufficient for tracking NFTs because each asset is distinct (non-fungible) whereas each of a quantity of tokens is identical (fungible).
The second demo video from the linked nature article is neat.

https://static-content.springer.com/esm/art%3A10.1038%2Fs414...

From the supplementary movie links at https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-28459-6#MOESM4
if you pay for nitro you can change your identity per server
I actually use MPI on a Raspberry Pi cluster, using the clusterHAT with 4 Raspberry Pi Zeros controlled by a Pi 3. The whole unit is about the size of a Big Mac.

Obviously it's not very performant, but the lessons learned on how to program with MPI in mind is where the value lies.
> Granted, a lot of stuff is in the documentation. But also a lot of stuff isn't. Your edge case from laptop X isn't documented, and you're still considered an idiot if you can't solve it.

In my experience that's not what the OpenBSD mailing lists are like. Most people will go out of their way to help, but it's also expected that you do your own due diligence first. It's not a commercial project, and not every combination of hardware is going to work perfectly, or is going to be documented.

> Even the title of this article reflects that mindset.

I think you're reading too much into it, and really stretching it for that interpretation. You've gone in with a negative opinion of the OpenBSD community, which I think is an undeserved one, and are viewing it through that lens.
Discord is like having a conversation in a loud, popular pub between happy hour ending and business peaks. Some people love it. I imagine it relates to how much hearing loss and the depth of interaction desired. Github's various features and stackexchange appear to fill the gap covering the entirety of happy hour.
So does it do 4 billion measurements per second, or 8 to accurately measure a 4GHz signal?
Discord channel sprawl is a strange phenomenon. It happens to each server I’ve joined, just gets worse over time.

I think park of the issue is that you cant /part a channel in discord. Every channel you have access is automatically joined, you can’t leave and you have to adjust notifications for each to avoid an overwhelming number of messages.

That and the communities are usually small-ish so you have the same people in most of the channels.
> Speaking as an addict in recovery, this definition is the most practically useful. It’s step 1 of every 12-step program.

Note also that 12 step programs are pseudoscience/ineffective and are, when measured, no more or less successful at helping people beat addiction than not using a 12 step program, so take that endorsement with a grain of salt.
That's funny, I've always hated it when someone turned on the TV or put on some music in the same room as me because it disturbed my inner monologue.
But it explicitly excludes friends, love and even respect. How do you have a decent relationship with people without any respect?
you can search everything in discourse and categorize it, it has all the same features you mentioned about github

I never lose info like I do in discord
A tool for downloading Stripe PDF invoices
Again, the point I am making is short term vs long term.

Also I don't believe that e.g. Node is actually faster than more robust alternatives, with large, well designed, stabler, battle tested, base class libraries, that come with consistent homogenous licenses that won't be deprecated. If you are actually skilled at e.g. C# .NET you can go as fast or faster in my opinion, yet still have much better long term maintainability.

Respect for avoiding dependencies is the sort of thing you learn when you get longer experience supporting not just initially building systems, and culturally I think the javascript ecosystem attracts people who are junior in terms of that experience.
Whats the difference between the pro and normal version (apart fr 100$}.
How does iOS deal with it ?
Or benzodiazepines in the 60's - 70's

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24007886/
Audacity is audio Notepad. That it runs everywhere is a plus; on the other hand, it's super clunky, it doesn't act like any other DAW, and its editing behaviors are well behind the curve.

I use Logic Pro for most things and have a dedicated, old Mac to run it, but Reaper is quite good and like $60 if one's on Windows or Linux (and isn't nearly as inscrutable as Ardour). Ableton Live is another stand-by and it runs on a Mac.

But in 2022 it's hard to recommend Audacity for much of anything, even aside from their drama problems.
Have you looked at [ISPC - Intel SPMD Program Compiler][0]?

[0]: https://github.com/ispc/ispc
Or, as you suggest, someone over time kept updating the scripts and backend...

EG, small changes over time, is often less work than a rewrite.

It's not illegal, or insane to use cgi and perl.
I did not advise inaction at any point in my comment. I conveyed some information about why health policy has the configuration it currently does.
The a.i. warns against external validation from love and friends. It does not warn of superficial friends but "friends".
micropayments = microvalue for the intended user base
YyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyuuuuuuuuuuP. 9 times out of 10 it takes me right where I want to go. It's lightweight and fast. And on that 10th time it gives a list of choices to jump to.
yeah how long until they run out of VC funding? no chance this is profitable. i know many people who use discord as their personal cloud storage
My favorite invasive species in my region is the Himalayan Blackberry[1].

This particular plant is so pervasive that it will literally grow on concrete if there are a couple of tree leaves to feed the young plant. This is an issue due to many small birds eating the berries and then dropping seeds everywhere.

The reason I like this plant is because it is an excellent pollen and nectar source, has very tasty berries, and above all is a very effective trespass deterrent, the thorns are quite nasty(Almost barbed) and the mature canes are very strong(Even the leaves are thorned!). The plant tends to grow naturally along fences and perimeters of property lines and is quite good at keeping unwanted two legged animals out.

I do not currently have any on my property due to the threat from the authorities who will instruct public works to "Clean it up" and then send property owners the bill.

I don't want to start an invasive vs native argument but just wanted to make the point that many species have great value even if they are classified as invasive(just like the King Crab mentioned in the article). This may also be somewhat of a personal sore spot for myself as my ancestors are now classified as invaders to some extent and me as invasive in the current social narrative.

[1]https://bcinvasives.ca/invasives/himalayan-blackberry/
Hmm, no, I really have to disagree here. And you need to proceed with the same configuring of for example an httpd on the Linuxes as well after installing the software. These simply are not graphical "click'n'play" environments like IIS on Windows.
I guess it wasn't obvious, but I was being facetious.
That's not the heart of it. Imagine a government just said, "Ok, this blockchain solution is what defines true ownership." Theft would be rampant, but now police reports would be met by, "Sure, it used to be your house, but the blockchain says it's his now, so we're kicking you out. He stole it fair and square."

That hasn't happened because blockchains are a bad match for how people think of ownership.
It doesn't matter. As long as you don't have a support of the rich nothing gets done in this country.
discourse is open source, you can put it on a raspberry pi
I agree with you completely. My remark was just tongue-in-cheek.
I have an early release version of this keyboard that I used to do a lot of relatively distraction-free writing on my Palm V back in the day. The keyboard was very well made and got lots of admiring looks whenever I popped it open. It would be great to have an off-the-shelf bluetooth adapter for it! Kudos to pymo for a neat and useful DIY implementation.
Why would you need higher taxes?

The NHS in 2019 cost around £2000 a head (£115b for 56 million people in England)

That would be a budget of £700b, or $950b, in the US to cover 350m people.

Medicare and Medicaid cost $1400b in 2019 combined, 50% more than needed to fund the NHS.
It sounds like you're looking for The Rise and Fall of American Growth[1] by a gent named Robert Gordon.

Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves to Death[2] is also on-topic, he discusses how advertising has changed since the foundation of the United States.

[1]https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691147727/th...

[2]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amusing_Ourselves_to_Death
I'm an OpenBSD user, and while that's a solution, it's not a good one. The poster is right, lack of a modern filesystem is a major shortcoming of OpenBSD; but sadly nobody with the right skill set has decided to work on that.

If I remember rightly there was some interest in porting HAMMER2 (DragonflyBSD's filesystem) to OpenBSD, but it's a lot of work with very few people both interested and experienced enough to put in the work.
Singapore is across the board way, way less similar to the US than Western Europe is. Interesting to see healthcare is another hybrid capitalist—socialist success story for them (like their housing/land policies).
Open NFT marketplaces and free minting are a recipe for this kind of mass stupidity.

I run a major music NFT marketplace and we don’t have this problem because to create content on my platform you have to be invited and go through a contract process that includes legal assurances related to rights and clearances of anything you plan to mint. Most of that content ends up being exclusive and fans love it.

That people write off the entire NFT space based on the “fakes” issue are missing the point that there are people like me who believe the technology serves the people rather than vice versa.
The issue of the barrier to entering a forum and ask a question used to be a non-issue, as it was easily solved by appending a shout-box to it. Ephemeral, anonymous, low barrier chat coexisted with search engine-indexed, longer-form forum threads (as well as pinned threads that had a similar function to a wiki).

Pseudonyms were less of a problem when you could use a different pseudonym in each forum, while on Discord/Reddit you are mostly confined to a single identity for all forums.

Having a barrier of entry in the form of having to sign up to a custom forum to participate on threads had its problems, but was useful in preventing spam and low-effort content. Most larger Discord servers I've been in try to replicate this property by requiring some sort of authentication for new members to be able to even look at the discussions on most of the channels.

Discord seems to stand on the middle ground between a shout-box, a message board and social media walls: like a shout-box, discussions are ephemeral and non-paginated, and not indexed on the web; like a message board, you can look up older messages; like social media, it nudges you into using a single account for all your different interests. I can see how this combination can work for some people and for some purposes, and I use it myself, but I much prefer the days of message boards and IRC.
At least in case of FreeBSD, it’s more “uses GPT by default” than “can use”.
>what they abusively call a "server"

It's modeled off of IRC / Mumble / TS / Vent terminology. A server is home to many channels which one can join.
Something is so beautiful about this video. Totally awe....
https://www.cdc.gov/hpv/parents/vaccine-for-hpv.html

"Among teen girls, infections with HPV types that cause most HPV cancers and genital warts have dropped 88 percent."

This isn't exactly the same statistic as what I said, since not all HPV infections occur during teenage years. But this is the statistic I was referring to. Apologies for my imprecision.
Wouldn’t your “perfect world” just create monopolistic incumbents that are so entrenched in their segment that no other company could compete and it would ultimately stifle innovation since the “best” doesn’t have a reason to get better?
This was obvious to the technologists involved, right click save as memes are proof. Maybe even obvious to Paris Hilton and Jimmy Fallon when they were pumping NFTs to his audience. But probably not obvious to the ordinary people who bought in to the hype with real hard earned cash, though some were involved simply to flip to someone else for more than they paid (aka the greater fool economic theory).
Valgring is discussed in the comments of the post, with a link to https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=405377
Sure. Are they massing Saddam Husseins' WMDs too? At this point, why bother?
Without nitro you can still nickname yourself.
As far as the shadow, I don't care enough to do the math, but they are exceptionally tall. It's trippy when you stand under one. Google gives me about 90 meters tall for some of the modern ones. I'd imagine they could cast a shadow a pretty long distance.
> If you haven't had a drink in years, but having a single one means that you now cannot do without the bottle, you're still an addict.

Note that this belief is completely at odds with that of modern psychatric medicine, and is one of the core beliefs of most 12 step programs, which are ineffective pseudoscientific systems.
Camouflaged overalls that adapt to ones surroundings.
The first thing I tend to do when I join a new Discord server is mute it.
If all you need is Photoshop, that's true. But, IME, nothing steps to Premiere and After Effects, particularly in combination. And modern Premiere is worth paying for, for performance if nothing else. Going back to the scary old days of stuff like Voukoder--no thank you.

(No, definitely not Resolve.)
I think you would need a kind of power that would have obvious hallmarks, like literally rewriting the rules that underlie the universe. But's that just my cynical perspective.

I guess that's why arthur c clarke said sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. I just think that kind of magic would be visible to us. Or maybe it is, but we just can't tell.
Sure, or just roll a tar-ball etc. It's how to do it. It's just a bit of a round-about way, is all.
Such an overblown issue IMO. And it was all rolled back anyway. They're actually trying really hard to improve audacity. Yes a few missteps happened but the backlash was way out of proportion, especially given how approachable and responsive they were about all the negative feedback. If they had stonewalled the community and told them to fuck off it would've been a different story but that is most certainly not what happened.
What's the point? I can already get a mortgage refinance or Heloc super easy if I want to. Where are the additional features?
The incredible hulk?
Can you share the name of your marketplace?
>Scientists once thought humans could swim to a maximum depth of 30m on a single breath. Amber Bourke has gone deeper than 70m and physiology alone can’t explain why

And then there is the fastest 60M sprint record, by an Asian. And many other example as well as you grow older. Especially in biology.

To the point in certain sense, some so called science are more like religions.
I am fully convinced that there’s a “better” way out there waiting to be discovered. I think it could even be built on top of existing git internals. But the user story of actually interesting with git is very bad.
In the LWN comments, mjw said that Valgrind just forces an ENOSYS error.
So is it correct that this was just using the API itself?? Like sort of an API proxy??
Century of the Self claims that marketing in the naive old days prior to Bernays was like how the ad idealists picture it: if you want A, B, C, then our X can provide that for you. But people like Bernays realized that it was better to manipulate people’s wants rather than to simply respond to what people wanted. One example being “freedom sticks”, i.e. marketing smoking to women as a form of emancipation.

And arguably this form of marketing is necessary under consumer capitalism since you need people to use a lot of their income on consumption in order to keep the economy going.

This form of marketing and advertisement has been around for over a century and there is no going back.
Ask HN: After great HN feedback on my web page Amazon closed my account
Background: Two weeks ago, I submitted a Show HN which lead to a lot of valuable and positive feedback - thank you very much for that, HN!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30137984

A week later I received an email from Amazon that they have now closed my Amazon Associates account. The reason given was:
"Your website/app does not meet our content standards. The content of your website is insufficient. Here you can find an example: https://fahrrad-tools.de/"

Do you have an idea what they might be missing? Or could it be an automated website analyzer (AI) that expects a blog-like website?

Thanks for your ideas.
You are missing the meta of informational channels which are read only channels which come with information for people to reference. Past information can be collected in these channels.
And Yet I see noone here talking about the (more) cruel experiments on dogs that Faucci supported. People find their principles whenever its convenient to attack someone they dislike for other reasons.
Huh. My work computers have always disabled macros, regardless of the file source. I guess this was a corporate configuration that's just now becoming default in the consumer versions.
A functional programming library for Go 1.18
So it's better to leak over other personal information? Use Jitsi or something.
well, there also was FrameMaker, one of the parents of most later desktop-publishing things.. decades before (and it even was kind-of-programmable), and then they bought it, and killed it as well.

only Their thing or no thing.
I wanted to get the location for literally 48 addresses (I just wanted to get the location of all the nanny around my home!), clearly running a nominatim instance wasn't an option but I didn't expect my little script to get me banned instantly…

Fortunately the ban wasn't that long and the next day I managed to get the list I wanted, after putting a one-second delay between each API call.
Singapore has an extremely healthy population which is the result of significant conscious effort on part of the government - prevention being better than the cure and all that.
Very true. I just got burned when I was younger buying a used car that was under a year old. Everything went wrong with the damn thing and apparently it was just a crappy year for that model. I'm a little gun shy about buying something newer than 2 years old at this point.
> discriminated against in job assignments, discipline, pay and promotion

How are the black employees responsible for that?
Sunburn is indeed the appropriate term. The plant is not used to the strong solar energy so it gets damaged. Most plants will do just fine if you gradually introduce them to more real sunlight.
Exactly. There are strong selection pressures against anybody who thinks about anything too much here. In the POSIWID sense, the purpose of NFTs is obviously not to provide a reliable market for digital goods.

It's just the next in a long series of things one can hype (bitcoin, blockchain technology, ICOs, DAOs) such that money comes in and the promoters and speculators can divert some of that money flow into their own pockets. It doesn't have to actually work. It just has to sound good enough that suckers buy in. It's all magic beans.
> Java and its JVM

WASM shares more ideas with CIL than the JVM, especially when we have a look at the WASM proposals in progress. CIL and Pascal P-Code in contrast to JVM support e.g. value objects which supports applications with less dynamic memory management; JVM requires a dynamic allocation for each fly speck and thus powerful compacting collectors to cope with it. In WASM the memory management strategy is up to the application.

> The fact that browsers support WebAssembly natively

I was referring to the "elsewhere" case, where WASM seems to flourish, not the browser. And the social factor is definitely important, but I'm more interested what WASM is supposed to deliver we don't already have on a technical level.
A few times when trying to search for something I've stumbled upon public logs from irc bots and found the answer there. It would be nice if discord had the ability to do this for communities that are centered around some software.
Show HN: Runk – a CLI based file and folder sharer over network
Well, here in Switzerland, many channels (based on my subjective observations) lower the volume during the movie and increase it during ads.

So it blows you away while ads run and you don't understand any word of the movie.
Company logos on the company’s own products - I don’t see an opportunity cost here so it’s hard to argue that the real estate was “purchased.”

Edit: Also, any advertisement for the advertising platform itself would be self-referential and thus violate your “generated by something else” clause.

Edit2: You could also take ads out to convince someone not to take an action even if there is no alternative. Still manipulation, but not to get someone to purchase a particular product.
This brings to mind the time I was at the national art gallery listening to a tour/talk by a well renowned sculptor.

Somebody in the group gestured to one of the pieces and asked “does the transition of the floor from green to grey signify the subject’s disillusionment with current environmental policies and the increasing hopelessness of contemporary civilization?”

The artist’s reply was “I ran out of green.”
Amen. I have all sounds and notifications disabled on all devices.

I own the device. The device doesn’t own me.

What pisses me off about slack is it’s actively user hostile. With notifications off it won’t let me mute channels.

I’d like to meet the asshole from their product team who designed that.
In fairness, it was a bit unfair to include that one, as Tokyo is the biggest city in the world!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_cities#List
lsp-mode maintainer here. I may assure you I know how the traditional elisp is written and I simply dont like it. Happily lisps allow you to write in different styles I can tell you that a lot of people find lsp-mode's source code more readable(in addition to being faster). To give an example of the differences in the mindset: Emacs core developers have `first`, `second` and `rest` deprecated in favor of `car`, `card`, and `cdr`. I will do the opposite.

Of course, there are problematic sections (so do eglot) but keep in mind that `lsp-mode` and emacs-lsp organization has ~10 times more code and contributors.
>and it is miles easier to use than Discord

No, it's not. With Discord you can just send them a link and have them join your chat / vc. They don't need to install an app, not do they need to make an account.
> after the customers left.

Where's the data to back that up?

ADBE was $180 in 2018 and now $470 after maxing at below $700.
Thanks for the feedback Chris :) I'll see what I can do about the demo videos in the repository.

However, the 8MB compiled bundle is for those users who create projects with the admin plugin -- it gives them a dashboard into their database. It's still a work in progress, and I think moving it into a separate package should be considered (something on npm, I'd imagine)