skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Would take about the same time as integrating SQLite into a system for the same purpose and would be easily extendable to support features as the system grows.

I find it much easier to add features to my post-2007 projects (when I started using SQLite) for the specific reason that I can open the SQLite file in a GUI and pretty quickly see what’s going on with data organization (schema) and how the customer uses the software I wrote (ie by what columns they actually use/misuse).

Prior to that, there’s various versions of my b-tree library and lots of zips, or linear text indexes, or any combination of whatever fit the need. Data storage implementation needs to be reasoned about in detail for each pre-2007 revisit in ways that don’t happen with SQLite projects.
When HTTP/2 came out, I was wondering how long it would take for the billions of websites/APIs/webservices/... out there to migrate from HTTP/1.1

HTTP/2 came out in 2014, and since then I still haven't seen it used in production in the jobs I worked at.

Now, I wonder again, will HTTP/4 be released before we migrate to HTTP/3 ?

The real question here is, what are the arguments in favor of a migration? When starting a new web project, should you really consider anything else than HTTP/1.1?
No, the article doesn't reveal anything about where this data comes from, other than the vague "user input vs database" which is useless.

So their problem is real-world, and has a solution. We're supposed to solve the problem without the benefit of the context that they have, which makes it a contrived academic problem, which was my point.
I got 100% consistency. The site thinks it's weird that I would kill the fat man without feeling morally obligated to. What a weird conflation to make.
Even if you remove all loopholes and flexibility, sometimes courts grossly misinterpret laws and basically create their own. Like the guy who apparently wasn’t asking for a lawyer when he said “give me a lawyer dawg” (https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/true-crime/wp/2017/11/02...) or these people who were convicted by “math” which was completely wrong (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mTNlVAz2fdA). In extreme cases authoritarian regimes will just ignore their own laws.

At the end of the day you need a reasonable judge and lawyers.
No “firm words” that I heard in my neck of the USA woods.

I was struck by very low number of German downloads. Did I miss something?
How can we use our intelligence to be more happy (in a sense of being ok, content, at peace and able to constructively deal with any situation life throws at us)?

In my experience, being happy or not, mostly depends on my emotional responses to any given situation. For example, reading about highly accomplished people here on HN can make me feel envious and unsatisfied with my performance.

Intelligence makes it possible to understand facts like:

- There is a huge range of possible emotional responses to a single situation. Some are beneficial for me and some are not.

- How I react now is simply a habit. It is not something hard-coded in the situation itself. Instead of envy, I can be happy for these successful people, rejoice in their success. Feel inspired by their example. Doing that is being kind to myself. The more we work with our emotions, the more flexible they become. There is a lot of freedom here.

- The perceived space where my life is happening can be expanded by noticing that what I focus on (myself, my work, my family, my home...) is not the whole reality. There are other people, other countries, other beliefs, all the nature... and all of that is my world.

- Other people are just like me in wanting to be happy and avoiding pain. My happiness is not more important than their - but also not less. We are all doing our best. A kind of feeling of closeness comes through this insight.

Any of these facts will make our life better. And all are discovered through intelligent exploration, through using our smartness.
Wouldn't dates with times also be ranges? The ranges are just tighter. If something happened at 11:02AM, did it really happen at 11:02AM? Or did it really happen somewhere between 11:02.0AM and 11:02.99999AM?
If you want food, robbing the very people bringing in food is worse than robbing random strangers.
https://archive.is/pMxd0
It doesn't understand, it knows statistically that the correct phrase after "you assume..." Is apologetic, and when the user says "call me he/him" it says "hi he/him"

One of the other posts realised that it took "he/him" as a synonym for man, so instead of "my man" it's "my he/him"
I followed this guide: https://github.com/MonkWho/pfatt

The gist is that you'll have two ethernet ports dedicated to AT&T, one for the ONT, and one for the gateway router (which needs to have the gateway's mac address). The pfSense interfaces have to be setup a specific way. There is also a script that has to run while pfSense boots. Once it boots, you can pretty much turn off the gateway and put it away. The only time you'd need to reconnect it is if your ONT loses power.

I hope that helps.
The idea of static meaning “fully evaluate this at compile time” in D is a good one.
I've used this with Jython and I find it very cool and straightforward to use. I think it has potential for automated testing implemented by non-programmers. A potential downside is that I imagine running OpenCL takes a decent bit of GPU power.

It is also more flexible and quicker way to write automation scrips than most of the alternatives. It could be a good alternative to AHK, for instance.
https://archive.is/XetDN
In Canada, we have had nonstop complaining from the media and general "elites" about this. My LinkedIn is filled with people feigning outrage that their servants would dare to stand up to them. We've been through the cliche cycle of ignoring, and making fun of, we're fully on to pushing hard propaganda against them now. Trudeau looks pathetic right now, presumably from any perspective. He is definitely in this fight, even if he'd rather not be.
You can make some pretty compelling test for equipment and sensors, for space applications, it's just costly... Creating a cold vacuum with occasional charged particle is not impossible. I just always just make sure there no metric to english conversions, and if there is no way to get around that triple check then at every design staged... This question is very specific to each test though.. But there is a lot of testing that can be done outside of an actually... Most sensitive things do not get exposed until the end devices is in stable orbit though too, so it's just a matter of making sure it's shielded there.. Cold and vacuum can actually be a major boon to many designs too.
No. Date are the msb’s of time.
> (those who do indeed verify fingerprints are excluded from this program)

Does this use mind-reading or time travel? Which is it?

Suppose I walk across to my friend Steve's house tomorrow and I verify our Safety Numbers match. Do the Secret Police hop into their time machine and go back and cross Steve and myself [and all our contacts?] off their MITM list?

Or did they use precognition to know I was going to do it and so they were able to never intercept the affected messages in the past?

> Don't want to be spied by your service provider - run you own server. That's what federation is for.

Notice that when you do this, the Secret Police's job is suddenly trivial. Gee, I wonder who we should arrest for this conspiracy that was organised on Andrew_nenakhov's server? Let's try starting with Andrew_nenakhov. Bingo.

Job #1 if you actually don't want this sort of global surveillance effort to be successful is Don't Stand Out. If your traffic is special, if your users are different, if your service is unlike all the others - you are a target. So blend in, that means you use TLS because everybody else does, and you use Google's Play message service because everybody else does, and you use the same server for all the mundane shit that is used for the plot to kill the Secret Police chief.
The real world effectiveness of torture actually doesn't matter for evaluating the given scenario. You should be able and willing to think about what you would do with the given constraints. Even if you think it's only 0.1% effective instead of 75%, you still have given as facts that the man confessed to planting the bomb and that a million people will definitely die if the bomb isn't found in less than 24 hours.
Link seems to be dead... but i found:

https://sikulix.github.io/
That’s exactly what he’s saying. The ability to put your ideas in words. Think of it as a YC application secret:)
I am a little shocked that neither the blog post nor the twitter discussion nor any of the discussion here clearly identifies the missteps of this approach beyond alluding to a "category" or "type" error (which is correct, but not particularly informative.)

The issue here is around the semantics of the mathematical operators. It isn't even really about the types to which they apply; there are systems where `=` is well defined on heterogenous types.

The reason the answer to all these questions is a clear "no" is that they do not satisfy the core properties of the operators. For example, take equality. Equality in almost all mathematical constructs means that it supports substitution, is symmetric, transitive and reflexive. There are also well defined properties for the concepts of `greater than` and `less than`.

So, no, the OP's conclusion "Literally we’re all just making it up" is incorrect. You cannot use the operators `=`, `<`, and `>` between dates and times because they do not satisfy the core properties that define those operators. (I guess you could try to document an alternate definition of equality without the symmetric property in your documentation but... good luck with that not leading to massive confusion.)

Where you can just make it up is to define new operators as you actually want them to be. It's not `=`, it's `myDateTime=()` and then you're free to write the definition of that yourself. As long as you're consistent in the UI of how you present it (don't pretend it's vanilla `=` to the user!) you will at least be telling the truth. It may not solve all your problems but at least you won't be feeding any more to the fires of confusion, which you will as long as you keep pretending it's possible to make `=` mean something that's not reflexive.
The term "brainwashing" has an interesting (and somewhat ironic) genealogy. See [1] for one narrative.

1: https://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/lsd/marks8.htm
Apparently, youtube-dl can't do this anymore (assuming it ever did), since trying to download an age-gated (which was my strat) video fails where it used to succeed.
In general, language detection is surprisingly hard. There is LSTM-based implementation https://github.com/AU-DIS/LSTM_langid which should be better than ngrams.
Mutt is great, I've used it for many years and I love the interface.

A good alternative, if you are looking, is Notmuch. In fact, the Notmuch engine (there's also a Notmuch Emacs mode, and many other frontends) is frequently used in conjunction with Mutt and also powers NeoMutt.
What distinction are you drawing? Are you saying that it it is neither right or wrong to kill the innocent fat man?
AFAIK mod actions are always permanent unless you notice (they won't always tell you, and sometimes when they do, it's in a comment days or weeks back that you probably won't notice unless you manually review your entire comment history on a regular basis) and contact the mods and apologize, or the mods just happen to change their mind.
> This is also how the Soviet Union--which ostensibly had free speech and assembly--operated.

It didn't though. Or the same way China has freedom of speech. You disappear if you say things the regime doesn't like.

It's also codified in the RSFSR Penal Code. 58-10 seems pretty explicit by itself:

58-10. Anti-Soviet and counter-revolutionary propaganda and agitation: at least 6 months of imprisonment.

Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_58_(RSFSR_Penal_Code)

The parallel with the U.S. system even if far from being perfect is disingenuous.
I have heard this quite often today. I am still working on optimisation. Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it.
In my opinión analytics + android
Should be the point of this talk.
Google: "So ... we're loosing search ... and people don't trust our email ... and we killed Reader ... Android is falling to bits ... but we have money, and we need a new business ... ... lets get into FPGAs!"
Entrepreneur who makes money from advertising changed his mind about advertising.
If you dig into Evan Doorbell's stuff, he explains this nicely. It has to do with where the intercept was caught (the particular CO / switch level / device).
Laughs in Turbo Pascal
Electronic health care records are not high quality data. They are qualitative, often discretized, and also distorted by fiscal shenanigans.

The best “EHR” data we have—quantitative and minimally biased—-are from large genetically diverse animal cohorts like the BXD mouse family.
Fairly sure it’s Mac only. It’s not a 1:1 replacement, but is similar enough for someone like me who’s used Photoshop for 25+ years to pick up quickly.

Whereas I often find myself having to search through help pages and forums when using Affinity Photo.

For many years I didn’t consider a computer a computer until it had Photoshop on it, but since moving to Pixelmator, Affinity and Figma I’ve been able to ditch Adobe completely.
It's not the same, but kwin's rules and scripting features allow you to inspect windows and automate some of their actions. If you combine them with xdotool/ydotool, you might be able to recreate some of the features you expect.
It's a way to gain and maintain power, which is why it was used in the Soviet union.

It's probably why people don't talk about it, because many feel like it could come in handy for them in the future.
More readable version on Doctorow's site: https://pluralistic.net/2022/02/11/bezzlers-gonna-bezzle/#gr...
Doesn't github actions support xcode builds for macOS and iOS?

There are also several macOS cloud service providers - including Amazon/AWS, which even has M1 instances.

I expect the secret that makes it easy and license-compliant is running on Apple hardware (presumably Mac mini.)
For reference, the local council noise control officer eventually gave her a written warning. She's the asshole for knowingly not being respectful of multiple neighbours' basic requirements for sleep. Even when I approached her nicely about it, after taking her bins out for 5 years, the response was "fuck off" and the door slammed in my face.

Sometimes the only way to deal with an asshole is serve them their own medicine.

And in no way does age or disability excuse poor behaviour. I know that as a parent of a disabled child with mental health issues...
Every time I read one of this story about someone busted due to a half cropped blurry picture, I expect it is actually law enforcement covering the way they actually did it which might include something illegal or someone talking. I am not sure if it makes me a conspiracy theorist.
Were Hundreds of Members of Congress Treated for COVID-19 with Ivermectin?
HN hug of death.

https://web.archive.org/web/20220212231525/http://sikulix.co...
My VSCode takes considerably less RAM than Webstorm on the same project - and yet IMHO VSCode does it better.
Same code in Nim:

import algorithm

const a = [ 3, 1, 2, 4, 0 ]
static: echo(sorted(a))
Oh that’s quite a simple answer.

The world and society is disappointing.
Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine (Arizona)
If you use Go or gRPC, then you're probably using HTTP/2. I've seen both used, at least somewhat, by every company I've done work for in the last 5-6 years.
I am not in any game dev discords. Frankly, I am having hard time engaging with the indie game dev community (be it on forums, reddit, discord), it seems that the problems I am dealing with (and could use some help with) are very specific and quite technical, so my posts are usually unanswered. I'd love to find a good place for having such discussions.

And good luck with your project!
La Guardia Airport Is No Longer a Hellscape
Oh you're totally right. I forgot mangoes were from India. Thanks for the correction!
> around ~350 are _remote_ execution exploits with their own CVE ID, meaning another VBA API or programming paradigm was affected and downloaded and executed code remotely without the user noticing

Exploits and macros are orthogonal. Macros don't require exploits to run, and I've never seen an exploit bother running a macro. It already owns the process at that point. It can do anything it wants.

> The reason why Microsoft took so long to deprecate these VBA APIs

Microsoft isn't deprecating anything, just disabling macros for files with ZoneId=3. This won't be a particularly effective change in the near term given the practical realities of how people work*, but it's long overdue.

* Roughly what will happen at mid-sized+ companies: 1) New feature is enabled. 2) New feature breaks a bunch of existing workflows. 3) IT is flooded with tickets. 4) New feature is disabled with plans to redeploy with exceptions for finance and other teams whose workflows were broken. 5) Everyone gets busy with other projects and new feature is never revisited.
How do you know this? There must be the threat of bots that automatically mod, for example, or people that just up or down mod every comment for vandalism or to see what happens. I assume there would be some automatic safeguards against this built in
I helped out with implementing quick in chrome, letting things break was never an option that was considered.
I’m continuously happy when left to my own devices. When I’m mad or sad it’s because of people. This has led me to be somewhat of a hermit, but it is genuinely a far more enjoyable life.
That doesn't answer my question, but... that article you tell me to read merely says that there isn't enough information to say that there's a theft spike, it does not provide any evidence against a theft spike.
I think religion is absolutely a huge factor in happiness. Some of the most deeply religious people I know are also the happiest. Conversely the most miserable people I know are not.
Most religions erase uncertainties & fears that haunt us, like death of loved ones and our own. They give people purpose and a reason to live — the sense that everything will be fine in the end.
I don't like when people dismiss religion and liken it to fairy tales or delusion. At a fundamental level religion is perhaps the most effective antidepressant.
Wordle officially has been moved to nytimes.com
Kudos to the NY Times for preserving my previous game statistics!
That's the "safety fine-tuning" of the original paper. They literally used "crowdworkers" to rewrite unacceptable responses to various questions.
I have invented food pills. They have a whole list of advantages. We'll convert the entire planet over to eating food pills. Everyone's stomachs will atrophy, as well as the practice of farming. But that's ok because the pills are just better, ok? Except that in a decade, some drawback becomes apparent.

Blithe assurances are a sure sign of bullshit.
I can decide that it makes sense to kill the fat man without feeling obligated. The site conflates justification with obligation.
The page says "Availability: macOS 12.0", and that was released in October, so yeah, pretty recent!
This is kind of a myth. That was only part of the reasoning.

The suspect actually said:

"If y’all, this is how I feel, if y’all think I did it, I know that I didn’t do it so why don’t you just give me a lawyer (dog) cause this is not what’s up."

Is he actually requesting a lawyer? Maybe, or maybe he's saying he's innocent and asserting that he will defend himself (getting a lawyer) if charged. The police aren't required to execute subroutines either. You can't say "give me a lawyer if you think I'm guilty" or "give me a lawyer if Bobby was the snitch" or "give me a lawyer if the Collatz conjecture is true" (well you can, but they don't have to give you a lawyer then). You have to unambiguously ask for a lawyer if you want one.

And he's saying it's how he feels. He says he feels he should get a lawyer if they think he's guilty. This is not a clear request for a lawyer.
That video is a two minute clip from a transphobe's YouTube channel featuring their appearance on trash daytime television.

If you honestly want to learn more about the difference between sex and gender, you should seek out numerous and varied sources, ideally from those that are affected.
More providers would be neat! There are apps like this out there already but they all mostly focus on the US. Most weather companies are also US based and report the weather very accurate there, but not around the globe.

It’s hard to find a good comparison for other countries, for stuff like which service to use in third party weather apps (carrot)
You don't need to use Event-Source to use SSE, look at how I implemented it here:

https://github.com/tinspin/fuse/blob/master/res/play.html#L1...

The XHR ready state 3 was wrongly implemented in IE7, they fixed it in IE8.
It's not just a postponement, old content takes less $ to store over time as well as takes up less % of storage over time. Just because it grows in absolute quantity doesn't mean it will inevitably become the largest costs.

Now if 15 years from now storage has stopped becoming cheaper, the rate of new content has stopped growing, the size of new content has stopped growing, and the old content is starting to become a significant fraction of the operating costs then sure. At the moment (and for the last 15 years) none of those things is happening though.
Infinite Cat Project
As I understand it, this was a sort of compromise the courts worked out in the interim. Seems likely that at some amount of delay, Sci-Hub would just break the injunction (I personally hope they don't, as the case seems to be wrapping up). I don't think any of this is ridiculous.

Relatedly, if any academics want to help a small bit to resolve this by signing the amicus brief (i.e. intervention application) we made for Sci-Hub, you can do so by contacting me through https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1_if6Lipu-YPBMLk6zYjBxDFRA_c...
and I will connect you with the coordinating lawyer. You can read more about this at
https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/bEKwqNDGysnZRcmpw/...
TikTok Bans Misogyny, Misgendering in Attempt to Clean Up Platform
Note: I support design silicon at Google, but made no contributions to this project.

I'd love to see an open standard be widely adopted in this space. In my daily work, open standards (Si2.org formats and SDC in particular) drives meaningful competition and moves the industry forward.
Love me some UTM. I use it to virtualize the ARM version of Kali. Works flawlessly on M1 MacBook Air!
it's about -8dBm into the feed, which is quite lossy so basically nothing and the antenna is a yagi so directional with little gain as it's receive optimised. It mostly just overloads the AGC and preamp on the front end of the other television pushing the signal below the noise floor.
Fair enough to create a device/vendor independent format for describing FPGA resources, but why not use EDIF [1] for the logical and physical netlists?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDIF
This is a really easy question if you pay attention to his whole "maybe people don't know what's best for themselves" schtick.
I didn't have a Game Boy, but I did have a GP2X and had lots of fun with the LSDJ-inspired tracker, LittleGPTracker, worth checking out for all sorts of platforms: http://www.littlegptracker.com/
We Are Closer to Bradbury’s Dystopia Than Orwell’s or Huxley’s
Years ago I used to use SikuliX to automate grinding in MMOs! My first introduction to Python/scripting in general.