skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes! I think the modern version is have a messaging system.
There's a third way of thinking, best exemplified by Agar.io and things like that which basically asserts that any network latency is the player's problem. There's a deterministic state on the server, and the UI doesn't bother to try to sugarcoat it to make it feel any more instantaneous than it is. IMHO this is the only way most games will be written down the line. I'm an old casino coder, so the "tricks" were things like, slow the card deal animation; keep the roulette wheel animation going longer; etc. But where money's concerned you can't take shortcuts, and in the end a player with a faster connection has a better experience, and (in casino land) those are the players with money anyway. I'm not sure I understand why there'd ever need to be an instant result (sans network latency) in a turn-based game. If the player has a visual indication that the server is waiting for their command, then any jumpy movement on the part of other players is strictly down to their own bad connection as long as the server is running well. If players understand that the alternative would be the ability to cheat, they'll generally accept that and upgrade their network connection.
They're made of meat!
https://nitter.kavin.rocks/alexeheath/status/149365851757152...
There is plenty of pro China propaganda to go around.

China is a Han supremacist society and I suspect that would be a more recent experience for them.

In my opinion, for their faults Americans are they are still more trustworthy than the Chinese.
Yes, but being able to rule out "Firstname Lastname" can itself be interesting. Depending on context, the space of names is not all people, but can be very restricted.
Is that better then the default fiio software?
All of what you are hyping, the visible big stuff, is the easy part.

(Except the Raptor engines, those are hard, but they are also quite far from done: they have not been flight tested. No, those 10km hops don't count: that's just data collection.) We won't know if it all works until after they have gone to orbit, come home, and sent the same hardware up again. They will get that done, sooner or later, but how soon or how late is not predictable. The rule, for stuff like this, is "always later than you wished".
I agree but one thing I noticed was like the first couple of tickets I opened responses were almost immediate. And then after that response times went down to 24 hours. I'm not sure if that's because I was on free trial credits and I hadn't actually made any purchases so it was deprioritized. Or if maybe I was using the wrong support email address? Has anyone had this experience? At first I uniformly thought their support was top notch as well, and I still think the quality is among the best I've seen, but the response times went down. I don't know why.
> My question goes out to anyone familiar with this situation: how do you change your product strategy to be successful despite an 800-lb gorilla in your market?

Happy to discuss more in details but if that 800-lb gorilla is VC funded, depending on the details, it's extremely likely they will fail and you will enjoy the rush of customers who are left hanging
The "fun" part of this is that advertisers have known this for years, and a lot of Reddit is already astroturfed.
The more I have seen of Zucks interactions over the years, the more I am convinced he is seriously mentally unwell. He has a fantastic brain, but fantastic things can go fantastically wrong. Particulary when surrounded by sycophants.
I dearly hope you take some ideas from Hey, especially multiple inboxes with individualized behavior. I recently set my Gmail up to work as closely to this as can be achieved and it has completely changed my email life after years of trying different systems and clients.

That said, excited to see if the system I set up for myself will port cleanly Shortwave. The bundling feature is clutch and it's the one thing I really miss.

Great job, thank you for building this for us, and good luck!
Oops I didn’t realize you agreed with the overall point because I thought it would be, I can’t think of a more political term, being pedantic by trying to correct the higher comment to say that it’s actually not hard to find different viewpoints from a technical standpoint just immensely difficult and challenging considering psychology and human nature such that it’s unrealistic for the majority of people to do. I didn’t really see what the point of making that observation was unless it was to argue against the main point.
> I’ve posited repeatedly that when Reddit IPOs, I’ll be reallocating a significant chunk of my portfolio into their stock.

I've also repeatedly said I wouldn't buy before the lockup has expired. When it sinks due to the lockup expiry then its a better time to buy.
I think the stores are critical infrastructure for food but that individual staff issues is not so critical, and more on the lines of essential.

However, enough grocery stores have to be kept running, or else people could run out of food, or the food supply chain could be disrupted.

So, "essential workers" means that they have to be protected and encouraged to work as a group, but that if some individual ones quit or have to take time off work, it will be OK. Whereas in this crisis, if even one grocery store closed, that could, depending on the area, cause a problem.
That was the truly entertaining bit. Tons of scammers hanging around pushing some sort of service. Rightly so, a lot of people get frustrated or uncomfortable at border crossings. I've done VN/Cambodia/Laos border crossings enough times that it doesn't bother me. I understand the game now. It really is just part of the way things are done.

I kind of wish it was that way in the US. Even paying off corrupt cops right on the street in Vietnam. Far better than getting a ticket and going to court.
Linus[0] already made a video agreeing with Linus[1]'s rant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPeCNrNTr3k

I can actually give you a GAMING (or at least enthusiast) use case for ECC, too: memory overclock validation. Right now, it's kind of a dark art, but ECC failures would absolutely give you a very explicit early warning that you're pushing the CPU IMC too hard.

[0] Pronounced LIE-nus

[1] Pronounced lee-nus
Might be worth changing the link from the direct link to this video, given that 300 megs question.
Stoichkit: A chemistry toolkit written in Rust
Makes you think how not ridiculous the scene from War Games where they get stuck on an island and the guy just lets them stay in his house when they miss the ferry. Makes for convenient story telling that in today's standards just seems like would be a 'awhellznaw' kind of response.

Or the Neil Degrasse Tyson story of how he met Carl Sagan.
Thanks for the answer. I was not aware of all those details and sounds like I had a relatively easy time with RTMP since both projects I built, coincidentally, used either ffmpeg or OBS.
Yeah, those papers are very dense. You might want try reading zerocoin[0] first, it was the starting point of all the zero-knowledge proofs for private payments on a blockchain. Then another academic paper, Pinocchio coin, had a proposal for zkSNARKs. And Zeorcash built the zksnark + merkle tree+ serial umber (later called a nullifiers ) approach.

[0] https://www.cs.umd.edu/~imiers/pdf/ZerocoinOakland.pdf
Springscript might be a better name for this monstrosity. Those who appreciate Javascript's functional roots will be throwing-up. As if classes and "constructor" were not enough.
Defence is necessary so it isn't a refutation of what I was saying.

Also, there is no way the US subsidies of food and billion pounds of cheese in cold storage etc etc have anything to do with a defence justification, it is pure corruption and zombie subsidies top to bottom.
aww! this was sweet.
Hey everyone. This is a project of mine that combines my background in Chemistry and my fascination with Rust.

It also powers stoichkitweb.com[1] -- an extension of this project that I used to overcome my fear of React.

[1] https://stoichkitweb.com/
Oh totally, that ad seems malicious. I was just curious about the misinformation angle that you mentioned and how you in particular have been duped or had your opinions changed because of a targeted ad.
If overly regular, you're probably having a seizure.
Last time I resorted to walking into John Lewis. I probably paid more than elsewhere, but life's too short to buy from somewhere that doesn't stand firmly behind their products.
It's good to hear of another person using my `dc`! You're actually the second confirmed user; the other is a die-hard original Unix user that now uses NetBSD.

That said, I'm glad my `dc` works for you under Git Bash, but it's weird that GNU `dc` wouldn't work.
That sounds interesting. Your concept was ahead of its time.

Do you have screenshots or a video demo to share?
I read too much Asimov as a kid, though, and the thing that really sets me off every time I read that argument is that it tickles the "psychohistory cannot be applied to the actions of individuals" neurons in my brain.

Happens all the time when I want to talk about the statistical mechanics of a large gas of people and conservatives/republicans/right-wingers always want to argue that any given particle can do whatever it wants and I'm just disincentivizing it.
And it's throttled too, took me ~8 min on a 400mbps connection to download those 300mb of data.

And it doesn't cache the download either, so refreshing the page forces you to download the entire thing again.
Just to expand on this, the key feature is thus:

- Read emails in the inbox are automatically archived. If you want to see them later, you must set them aside, star, snooze, whatever

- Mail that's not from trusted contacts is automatically marked as read and has its own inbox, so you can just glance for anything important, but don't need to manage it at all
Someone said, “Behind every great fortune is a great crime.”

Anyway, go for your dreams, kid!
I was far more interested in the algorithms they used than the actual picture of the black hole.
See: Halo Infinite.

They attempted to make their recent engine deterministic, and failed miserably - at least on PC: https://www.reddit.com/r/halo/comments/r78moa/halo_infinite_...

Attempted deterministic engine, no desync detection or reconciliation, and support for the whole PC ecosystem - I couldn't believe it when I realized what they were doing... pure madness (not in the good way).

I suspect it actually works fairly well for players on console, who aren't playing cross-platform (since they're working with basically the same hardware everywhere).
Your comment sounds very offensive to me.

And where exactly was I personally attacking you?

Not to mention that your arrogant comment is way out of the scope of the discussion (i never questioned the right of anyone to self-defense). And thus can be considered off topic and flame ;)
I am curious, did this small business actually provide the service you were searching for or not? If they do, then it sounds like it was ultimately useful.
Our team of developers has been “cameras off” from the start, and thank $DEITY for that. We can’t always escape it when we have to get on a call with sales guys or executives though.
Looks like HN killed it :)
uwu is rather new, but anime, not so much. SDF pubnix started around anime, but has had a strong hacker culture in it since then (1987).
>because results on other sites aren't trustworthy

Reddit is gamed way more than google. Paid posters, moderation of anything against a narrative. Google search may be dying, but reddit ain't doing much better.
> In a previous post you said that you are using surveys. How long are them? I have very little patience and I'd answer only 2 or 3 questions

I don't like using surveys for initial user research at all, preferring actual 1:1 user interviews instead, which is why I ask you these:

1. What is your biggest business pain point now - something that frustrates you and you're struggling to solve well/with low overhead?

2. If I were to solve this, would you still have very little patience or would you be excited to meet 1:1 with me and explain this pain point?
One of the oldest MUDs was furries based. Go figure.
Type Checking as Calculation
Either party cannot afford to voluntarily give up so many electoral votes. If I understand it correctly, the # of electoral votes these states have give them enormous sway within the parties.
Seems like something Microsoft should patch.
It's well-known that Google search prioritizes newer content over older content, and history-related content created over the past few years tends to focus pretty overwhelmingly on race, gender, etc. So a sensible null hypothesis, is that Google's just showing you a representative sample of the new-ish content that's out there.
jmap is great, but while it's an 'open alternative', afaik currently fastmail is using it, so adding support for jmap would still not make the client available to more services
There's one thing I don't understand. These chemicals are ubiquitous in the environment because they're non-reactive - nothing breaks them down. But if they're non-reactive, how do they affect our health?
Could it possibly be that their customers base is limited so they can have better support for each of them?
It’s perfectly fair (for some value of fair). Both SpaceX and Tesla would not exist today if not for US government money, yet Musk bitches endlessly about government interference, as if his own personal fortune wasn’t down to simply cashing out at the right time during the dot-com boom. Peter Thiel is right about one thing only: Musk is an entitled emerald scion braggart.
It isn't bunk to eat whole foods that were favored by our ancestors. You'd have a better diet than the large majority of people. We evolved to eat this stuff which is exactly why we stop getting diabetes and obesity when we stick to it.
I routinely see queries with quoted keywords where results don't have them highlighted in the snippets on the results page (but do have other, non-quoted keywords highlighted!).
Without wanting to go off topic here, may I ask what sort of error did you get? All looks fine from here, although it is an alpha. If you were happy to reach out I can try to help figure it out with you.
I am sorry. This too will pass.
The restriction is really “use it or lose it”. I don’t see how that would influence anything. If they are investing and plan to use it, then they retain all value. If they chose not to use it, they can sell it to someone who will or release it into public domain.

There is still a huge potential for earning by investing in something like this, even with restrictions as described.
What's the xkcd... Something something, $15 dollar wrench? The application here is this:

We (the US govt) know you (the hackers) did it. Cough up the cash and go to prison for a long time or don't and go for much much longer.

Suddenly, the money is seized.

That said, there are arguments to be made about that money as a bargaining chip if you keep the wallets 'unseizable' (until you cough it up for an offer).
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Free ebooks from eBooks.com:

https://www.ebooks.com/en-my/free
I have some time between contracts and I've found myself learning rust.

Pros:

- Sum types. I am an OO apologist, but trying to use classes in C++ is an exercise in frustration. Sum types map very well to union types and are a better fit for systems programming.

- Unit tests built right into the language - it seems like a small thing but it's a hassle in most languages to choose a library, set it up etc.

- The above, combined with cargo-watch [0]. With the right flags, you hit save, and your tests all run. It's a god-send.

- Ecosystem is pretty big. I can find most things I need.

- Discord channel is nice. I was put off a bit by the Rust Evangelism Strikeforce back in the day, but so far everyone is pretty chill.

- Options & Results in the standard library. All languages should have this

Cons:

- I find it hard to transfer knowledge of C to rust, because they use different terminology.

- Docs can be confusing to read because every method on collections like `map` or `filter` returns its own Trait. People have explained why this is to me a couple of times but I still haven't gotten it through my head.

- You still have to think about memory and pointers. Not always a bad thing, but it is an extra dimension when solving a problem.

Overall I'm powering through. I'm hoping to get to a point where Rust is an obvious choice for anything that involves finer control of memory.

[0] https://github.com/watchexec/cargo-watch
Look up the cheap antigen tests that were 80 percent effective and blocked by regulators in early 2020. How many people have needlessly and silently died because of excessive precautions and red tape? The opportunity cost deaths are hidden and unseen, but they're real all the same.
This is a good site to check out:

https://int10h.org/oldschool-pc-fonts/
I just want to link to Dziga Vertov's most famous movie "Man with a movie camera": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGYZ5847FiI
Well put. Who hasn't had both of those thoughts over the past decade? You can't measure them independently, or support one over the other, because to the degree that either of those statements is true it would be amplified by the effects of the other statement.

To some extent, though, you're just giving a concise framing to the question of misinformation vs. disinformation. Use "disinformation" in the first statement, and they're no longer at odds; they're mutually reinforcing.
I strongly disagree, having been part of efforts to use microservices in this space.
Hmm. I bought my nephew some parts to build his own computer with for Christmas (entice kid with new gaming rig, secretly inculcate with tech skills).

The CPU/motherboard combo didn't work, so after much ado we returned the CPU, and Newegg said it was damaged and wouldn't accept the return. I just thought he might have accidentally damaged it. It never crossed my mind that it might be fraud.
From beginning to end, I was completely absorbed by this, even though I'd never written a single line of code in my life. Thank you for your assistance.
took me < 35s on a 300mbps connection from europe.
Ambien has been known to rouse people out of a coma and help with other brain disorders: https://www.verywellhealth.com/ambien-for-coma-dystonia-and-...
Victim’s Rape Kit Helped Identify Her as a Suspect in Another Case, D.A. Says
And goalposts are easy to move.
If only we got FEDs/SEDs in the 2000s instead of just LCDs

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field-emission_display

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface-conduction_electron-em...
Secure Connection Failed: An error occurred during a connection to andisearch.com. PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR. Also Firefox is flagging it as "Not Secure" in the address bar.

Interestingly, once I turned off my VPN, it works again, Firefox doesn't display the message either. Note that other web pages work fine on the VPN.

update: It work's with MozillaVPN, but not with my University's VPN. Perhaps UC Davis has flagged it from within their firewall.
I did read the article you quoted. The short phrases referred to in article were common phrases and words.
A password (though possibly short but maybe a sentence) I think should be able to copyrightable. It is unique, it is original (assuming you didn't use a common word, phrase or sentence) and i created it.
Just because I was required to does not seem to me to exclude it from copyright.
The same can be said for an email address, at least the first part up until the domain.
If the actual email name is allocated (by the email provider)then I most certainly do not hold the copyright (the email provider does).
Peasants' Revolt
It doesn't make a lot of sense learning vocational training at a university.

Getting a certificate in entrepreneurship without having started your own company from scratch is as useful as having a certificate in painting without having raised a brush.

OTOH, if you do raise a brush, you can just go ahead, paint as much as you want, make mistakes, learn from it. Eventually you will discover a style you like that you can then audit a few university art courses about.

Most teachers/profs/entrepreneurs will even help you for free because although they are in it for the money, they also enjoy it.

Unless your objective was to be an art historian and gain a wide exposure to all and everything art or you want credentials to gain entry to an art studio etc.
Linode netblocks are blackholed here, because of the endless abuse and spam from them.
I'd love to use scroll-snap more since horizontal snapping is such a common use case and the alternatives are all JS-heavy, but it straight up doesn't work for me on most of the devices I've tried it on (even the MDN docs)
Google Chrome–Emergency Security Update for 3.2B as Attacks Underway
AWK is not GNU. GAWK may be.
feross posts a lot of great things!
> I'm asking if there's a proof for determinism itself.

sounds like you tried to take a flying leap away from the mathematically sound, and pedestrian statement of darawk into philosophy. you should warn people about that, so that people know not to bother.

> If you can QED me to a conclusion that yes, in fact, the sun will rise in the morning, I would genuinely find that useful.

if "gravity" isn't enough of an answer for you, then nothing can ever be.
Is there any good sci-fi in this direction? It seems like cybernetics usually involves machines; genetic engineering is another popular one. But thinking about cells as Turing machines you can feed code to seems like a nice big idea.
> “If it’s true that DNA collected from a rape or sexual assault victim has been used by S.F.P.D. to identify and apprehend that person as a suspect in another crime, I’m committed to ending the practice,” Chief Scott said. He also said, “We must never create disincentives for crime victims to cooperate with police.”

This is an outrageous take. If I were the victim of a crime, and the perpetrator volunteered her DNA to law enforcement, I'd want law enforcement to be able to use that information to prosecute her.
Even if you're looking for a fast Photoshop fix, a decent instructional might help you unwind. https://pathedits.com/blogs/tips/tips-tools-and-how-to-reduc...
Blog post is from 2013.
Sure, I don't think he actually came up with it himself. I'm saying it didn't happen without Zuck's sign off. If no one told him it was awful, that's worrisome. If they told him and he ignored it, that's even worse.
Four people associated with the “Diaganon” movement are being prosecuted for conspiracy to murder RCMP. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/alberta/article-rcmp-...

Your homeboy is referring to the Ottawa protest, and makes his claim based on an “anonymous” tipster, e.g. he’s making shit up. Little wonder the media isn’t reporting his claim: it has no basis.
I saw a Z-Machine interpreter (Zork, Infocom games, IF archive...) written in damn PostScript.
It takes ~1.33 kWh to make 1 kWh of hydrogen.
Trying this on an HP Stream 7 resulted in infinite loop of showing the Chrome logo for a second then black screen.