skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think there was also a ragdoll that spazzed out against some props after a takedown during the pre-recorded next-gen preview video that was shown at the beginning.

EDIT: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1298832987?t=00h21m33s

Remembered correctly
https://twiiit.com redirects to a random online instance of nitter.
While I think this comes across a bit unnecessarily snarky, I think writing a simple editor is something "every" developer ought to try at least once. It's not a big project - you can write a small editor in ~500-1000 lines of code (or much less for a really sparse one in a compact language), and there are lots of examples out there.

My own editor was based on Femto, initially. It's now entirely unrecognisable, and I've used it as my main editor for the last couple of years. I'm linking Femto rather than mine because mine is huge compared to Femto, and full of assumptions that only holds for me -- that was part of the purpose for me; I realised my .emacs file had grown to the point where I could literally write an editor in fewer lines.

That's not to say I'm suggesting that most people should write their own editor with the purpose of making it their main editor, because that will likely only work without turning into a massive time suck if you (like me) like your editors spartan and care more about ergonomics in a very simple package than "fancy IDE's". But writing an editor is fun because it can start very simple and you can gradually rediscover or reinvent all kinds of model-view abstractions, and get somewhere usable very quickly.

[1] https://github.com/agorf/femto
The GPs point was about game play not game engines. It's a common complaint made by retro gamers too.
Game engines typically spawn character model entities with this pose by default. Which means if you see this then the NPC's scripted loop hasn't even been initiated at this point. This can be a bug obviously but it could also be due to performance since a lot of game engine pipelines are async and some of these tasks might not have been completed in time.

It's not exactly an easy problem to solve (simulating crowds in a huge city without any organic view distance portals) but I guess they could have also saved themselves a lot of pain by not targeting legacy systems or maybe make less ambitious claims about their game.
At the moment, I just handle the monitoring (static websites, APIs, and now JavaScript apps) and alerts.

You can then use that data to write accurate status updates on your system's status page, but we do not host public status pages.
Great. Your anecdote is not really an argument against my comment though.

I have seen snowboarders sit in stupid places and cause accidents.

I have seen skiers sit in stupid places and cause accidents.

Both happen.
Show HN: A Collection of Random Blogs
Collection of random blogs like a simple encrypted drive, password tool and misl. stuff.
> we’ll, that’s why those oligarchs own those properties, to protect their wealth from Putin.

By no means all London-investing oligarchs are on the run from Putin; several are close, like Roman Abramovich.

Other oligarchs could well be investing Putin's huge fortune on his behalf. Either way there is considerable concern over the long term corrupting effect of this capital (and its influence over those who cast a blind eye over its arrival, in the Tory party and elsewhere)

> Hardly surprising as it mostly comes from Marxists.

Not sure I bothered replying if this is your angle, mind you.

But here's a non-Marxist view of the threat to sanctions, enforcement, and corrupt influence presented by the London Laundromat:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_interference_in_Britis...

The chair of that committee has announced he would seek election as prime minister if there's a Tory leadership campaign.

Here he is again:

https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/uk-stop-russians-launderin...

To quote from that article, it's about Putin-adjacent cash: When the intelligence and security committee released its 2020 Russia report, it concluded - as many campaigners warned - that Russians who owed their fortunes to connections with President Putin and the Kremlin had embedded themselves in London assets using suspect money from the state.

Money is speech, remember. All that cash is influence, it's not just hiding.

Here's the US angle on our situation in the UK:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/russia-ukrai...

Here's the Economist:

https://www.economist.com/the-economist-explains/2022/02/04/...

Here's a discussion of pressure from a Lib Dem peer (hardly Marxist):

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/jan/30/calls-for-uk-t...
It is sad that world doesn't agree on using ISO dates everywhere. But 2022-02-22 wouldn't be a palindrome ...
I honestly can't fathom how you could possibly make it through the entire game with hardly any bugs. When I played on my PS4 it crashed quite regularly (hourly, probably). It was only slightly better on my PS5. And bugs were everywhere. I don't see how you could play this game for 5 minutes and not at least encounter numerous visual glitches (T-poses, NPCs walking into and through walls or 5 feet in the air). Most bugs weren't game-breaking (though I ran into some of those). But they were certainly plentiful and unavoidable.
Python just works... Every now and then I'm still bitten by the 2->3 transition. And I'd very much not like it to be a required dependency in my systems either.

And no, regexps get a bad rep but they are for the easy 99%
and insanely quick to come up with. Learn basic syntax and you'll be thankful for decades to come.
That entirely depends where you're travelling from.

Where are you?
For context, I was in my prime when helmet were not a thing, even in the professional world. Simply nobody wore a helmet at that time (look old videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpYQ4nsd8xU).
Rockstar still did a better job on the Xbox 360 than Cyberpunk did at launch on PC IMO. There was more stuff on the screen in cyberpunk but it felt extremely inconsistent and ungrounded
I’m not saying they changed more or less. But the title claims the patch notes are gigantic, and the site says they are the biggest they ever pasted. And that just sounds very wrong.

That said, stuff like "Fixed an issue when combat mode was triggered while roaming." sounds like a similar granularity, but I haven’t played CP2077 yet, so I don’t know.
the Y in "Ye Olde" is actually thorn. If you look at thorn, you can see how it happened - the loop was unlooped.

Also - English was never consistent. The thorn/eth split was completely random and was down more to style than correctness. Modern spelling of Old English has standardised the spelling. But macrons and dots over g's and c's also never existed, but are common in modern spelling for OE.
Fact of the matter is, when a disk suddenly loses power, all bets are off. You can design intricate and complex systems of buffers all you want, but when the chips are down, at some point bits need to be flipped in the right positions to store the data, and for this you need electricity.

The only way around this, would be if disks incorporated some kind of internal backup power system, which kicks in and flushes its internal buffers in case of a power loss.

However, even that doesn't really solve the problem, it just moves it somewhere else...because the internal backup power is just another system that can fail.
Not saying it's the best solution, but it should be really easy to run as a desktop application since it supports SQLite databases. Just have your script start a local web server serving the app, and start a web browser in app mode (or whatever that's called) on the local URL.
I want to agree with you but, uh, Google seemed to do fine, and they invented this BS.
The hq mosaics are not painted and they are not ceramics that could be easily shaped. Each coloured segment is a separate piece of stone that must be curved in the correct shape. The stones must be put in place by hand and they must match perfectly. This is tedious and skilled artisan's work that was expensive before and is expensive today. That's why those mosaics are found only in the public visible parts of the homes of the very rich people.
Much like super hexagon, I found that "turning my mind off" and going on instinct/intuition is a surprisingly good strategy for this game - till it isn't.
All popular password managers and browsers have built in sync features. I don't see multi device as a problem with passwords. And don't people need to sync their email? How is that any different?

> they'll be locked into a single browser on that device?

I don't know where you saw this conclusion from. Their are multi-browser password managers and you can always copy+paste.
he said "I see you've never been under any economic hardship ever in your life."

I said "so what do I win if I disprove your 'I see'?"

you said: "I'd be absolutely amazed if you managed to disprove him, because nothing I've ever observed or experienced seems to fit into it. "

So, you've spent your whole life tracking my levels of economic hardship? What organization do you work for?

to say it another way, as I have lately noticed people not following what I say:

I have had greater economic hardships than most Americans, the poster said they could tell I have not had any economic hardships, I made a response meant to cause them to think again by asking what I would win if I showed I had been under economic hardships, finally you seem to think that both you and the poster would absolutely 100% know that I have never been under any economic hardships - either that or you have grossly misunderstood what I wrote in response to them even though it was quite a short sentence and thus should be relatively clear.
A very old, but hopefully more amusing version of this: https://youtu.be/wU-ZgG_B1JE
> Use "minutes until airborne" as the KPI.

Average minutes to airborne? Median? Mode? 90th percentile? 99th percentile?

Optimizing for each of those would result in a different process, different outcomes, and quite possibly worse outcomes for the stakeholders than "proportion under 30 minutes" which is just a sixth way to slice the same data.
There can be no such thing as toxic positivity. Your doubts are toxic, yes. But positivity can never be toxic. Life IS utterly binary and clear-cut in this respect, there are no grey areas, no nuances. There is an absolute good and it is joy. And it is 100% a personal choice, regardless of circumstances. Once again - it is the only ONE thing over which you have any control, at all times, no exceptions. You can always choose to be happy. AND that's enough!
It works if you don't have many responsibilities. I recently lost my only source of income and that became crippling to my overall performance when it comes to side projects that could eventually replace that source. It was really surprising since I expected to head full forward with my projects. It used to be the case when I was a student capable of living on a shoestring budget.
Some SSDs behave like this (well not with plates but you get the gist). The issue is others don’t have the 3rd bit, and you have to test to know which is which, unless it’s a server-grade ssd which advertises power loss protection (and even then you should probably test it).
I think Jason Schreier had the right take on this: the day this patch dropped is the day the game should have been released. For me the game was perfectly servicable on PS5 (minus some crashes) but some missing features were real head scratchers because you've come to expect them from similar immersive RPGs.
Why would you want a webapp without a backend? The web was explicitly conceived for "user agents" to interact with "servers" and the web ecosystem has very little benefits (and many downsides) outside of this use-case. If you're looking for cross-platform UI toolkits, you could take a look at Qt (for example) which easily produces static backendless (non-web)apps.
ROFL. So true.
Elon is just strange.

He... does not seem like he would be as successful as he has been, to hear him talk.

I haven't researched him much if at all.

But I genuinely wonder how much of his success is simply the fact he had the seed capital and was utterly fearless. What important lesson do you learn about from following Elon Musk, other than "just keep going."
Remains of ‘world’s largest Jurassic pterosaur’ recovered in Scotland
I think this is a problem that is specific to the animation system, not necessarily the entire scripting system, as the characters are still following their scripts and driving/shooting; it’s just that their animation is broken.
That article that you've posted is comically strange.

"Like most conflicts over the past 2,000 years, this is, at heart, a religious war. Most of the people who live in the tiny eastern province of Donbas and surrounds, including the Crimea, are followers of the Russian Orthodox Church under the Moscow Patriarchate. And about 15% of the Donbas is Muslim."

tiny eastern province of Donbas - if you take the size of Donbass as the size of Donetsk and Luhansk regions, 26517 km sq + 26 684 km sq, so 53 thousand sq kilometers. To put it into context, Belgium is 30 thousand sq km, Netherlands is 40 thousand sq km.
So Donbass region is bigger than Netherlands in size. In terms of population it is more than 6 million people.

And about 15% of the Donbas is Muslim -- that is simply not true, by a very big margin.

"When Yunokovych, an Easterner who allied himself with Russia, was reelected in 2014, the Kyiv nationalists seized the capital. The insurrectionists were led by Yulia Tymoshenko who had lost the 2010 Presidential race.

Yanukovich was not re-elected in 2014, presidential term in Ukraine is five years.
In November of 2013, protests in Kyiv and in other Ukrainian cities started after Yanukovich declined the association treaty with EU. The way that Yanukovich suppresed those protests sparked a much more powerful reaction, with the main demand for him to step down. Most people in Kyiv and in Central and Western Ukraine supported those protests, not only radical Ukrainian nationalists.
Protests continued until late February 2014, when around a hundred protesters were shot by snipers on the main square in Kyiv. That sparked a powerful reaction, with Yanukovich fleeing to Russia.
In May of 2014 there were re-elections, where Petro Poroshenko won.
In 2019 Volodymyr Zelenskiy won in the scheduled elections.

Yulia Tymoshenko was not leading protests, she was literally in jail.
The earliest this can happen again is 17 May 2028 (in Thai notation it would be 17/5/2571). Not too early, but at least earlier than 3/3/33.
Sure, it's a choice in the same way that the outcome of an if-branch is a "choice". You have control over it in the same way a computer program has control over its own output. Which is to say: no actual control at all.

Free will/choice isn't a coherent concept philosophically and I find it almost impossible to take anyone seriously when they propose "just change your mind" as a solution to anything. I am already struggling to resist the urge to leave this comment at "WOW THANKS, I'M CURED!".

Twin studies show that happiness is a stochastic phenomenon where the genetic heritability of the stable component of happiness is estimated to be almost 80% [1].

If you're unhappy and reading this with a sense of disappointment, I'd just say "don't count yourself out yet".

[1] https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1111/j.1467-9280.1996.tb...
Perhaps HN could automatically convert Twitter links into nitter.net?
Here's one in actual SQL-

https://www.red-gate.com/simple-talk/blogs/statistics-sql-si...
Your logic would imply that it's impossible for conventional planes to be cheaper than conventional rail, which is definitely not always the case in the US.
Beautiful and scalable!

Is this your editor? https://github.com/vidarh/re

Found it through your profile page. Thanks!
Wasn't really an option in the 90s (and mostly 2000s) as games shipped on physical media. No patches, no updates.
The article is a bit embarrassing to be honest. And framing the thing to remember it forever?! Move on, person, move on.

I would kinda not want to deal with such an attitude as an employee or as a partner. You are not Steve Jobs man!

Though, not many companies know warranty. Only Amazon and sometimes Apple gets it right. Sometimes!
>I don’t know what that philosophy is even called these days. I want to join that movement.

In all seriousness, I think the only place to find this "movement" is offline.
I've read 'Geometriekalküle': https://www.amazon.de/Geometriekalk%C3%BCle-Springer-Lehrbuc...
from the same author ... thanks for your Wikipedia link.
Right at the end of the PDF. It would have been better to have them up front.
> we do make fun of US that need to take the car for that! Only if you live in the outskirts of the city/town/countryside you'd take the car for shopping.

This seems similar to the situation in the US, with the major difference that far more people in Spain live in a central area rather than in the outskirts. The distinction to make fun of is not how people in cities in either country live, but the large numbers that live in the outskirts/suburbs in the US.
Depends when one bought in. I mean, just look at the responses about Cloudflare ($NET) [0] or even $DOGE [1] or BTC [2] then you can really see how out of tune their expectations were vs my expectations.

Hardly a surprise to see that happen these days.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29355360

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27046019

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27206314
A curated list of libraries, packages and resources for Quants
What keyboard is that, so I know to NEVER buy it?
I wonder if remote work will start to correct for the height bias at least.
Let's be more empathetic to the developers than call them "incompetent". It might be that they are burnt out from years if crunch, investor expectations and harassment from fans.
T-pose is the default/neutral stance for character rig/skeleton iirc, makes it easier for modelers etc to work on the asset as they don't have things hidden by the model.
I was thinking something like this, but instead of no pwd at all, replace pwd with OTP.

Many sites require some kind of OTP anyway. Is it secure to use email+otp only for login authentication?
Looks good but it absolutely needs matching paren highlighting. Having to count parens manually will put a lot of people off.
Also running on single VM in a GCP zone is a disaster waiting to happen.
It seems that the devs are experiencing some serious stability issues with their physics engine (which is likely homebrewed), and is causing most of the bugs the players are complaining about (the next problematic being character AI and animation). Which I understand, since I also spent some time implementing my own physics engine and encountered the sorts of bugs similar to these... (though I still expect veteran engine devs to do a lot better than me!)
And Twosday
> Twitter won't let you see the content without logging in anymore.

I don't know why people don't make a bigger deal out of it. I guess everyone has twitter now.
> Fact of the matter is, when a disk suddenly loses power, all bets are off.

The problem is not “the disk lost power during a write”, the problem is “I performed a write, the disk acknowledged the write, some time later it lost power”.

> The only way around this, would be if disks incorporated some kind of internal backup power system, which kicks in and flushes its internal buffers in case of a power loss.

That actually happens, caps can be used thus. Apparently an alternative (or complement?) for some SSDs is an SLC write cache (which is thus durable, not as fast as memory but much faster than TLC or somesuch).
I played it on stadia on day one and I loved it , but then again I also enjoyed alpha protocol. Not sure if the patch list is so big that it really changes much. Would love to see a expansion
First of all, absolutely not.

- Twitter hosts some of the highest quality content that get into the nitty gritty of some topic, exactly because it's so low friction to post to Twitter. Those of you saying "just put it on a blog" are either oblivious to how much more effort that is, or have already spent a lot of time making blogging low friction for your needs. That's not the rule however.

- There are countless posts with a mixed quality here from NY Times and other subscription based sites that show a pay wall when opened. Do you propose banning those too?

- If someone really cares to find out what's there to see, they'll sign up. If not, they move on and the post doesn't get any upvotes. Works itself out. As others have mentioned, script it out of your view if it really bothers you that much.
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The output is correct as far as I can tell but that's some pretty hairy Javascript right there.

Edit: Formatted code.
My first single dose of antidepressant changed my life when I was stuck in depression and anxiety. A few years later, remembering that it worked so well, it brought me to the verge of addiction with no benefits. From my perspective antidepressants work but are extremely dangerous.
Got it, so I should get the panel, the driver, and an eDP cable (to connect the driver and the panel?) from a single seller.

I assume that the use of 3D printer was mentioned to build an enclosure for the panel, like for using a VESA mount?
Maybe the problem is not Samsung but spending 1000+€ on a single device, when there are cheaper and equal options.
Exactly won't be long before his Stripe environment variables are leaked through the debug error message.
>saw several characters T posing

For those unfamiliar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-pose
What if it's not a board revision, just a part change?

What if it wasn't at the manufacturer's discretion; the assembler just (knowingly or unknowingly) had some cheaper knock-off in?
Brownie points, of course.

Were you happier when you were homeless and needed to rely on other people's pity to survive than when you could buy your own food due to your job? I would find it rather surprising if you were.

I supposed it could be that you're from one of these places where workers' rights aren't really a thing or that you can survive on your own without monies, however.
Exactly this. I don't click Twitter links myself and have considered taking the time to filter them out often. But I don't feel the need to impose that on others. Just because I think Twitter is a poor way to share and discuss information, and that the website is painful to use doesn't mean that I should deprive others.

Now an account-level domain filter. That would be a fantastic idea.
You movie nerds are a bunch of scaredy cats.
I have no real problem with remapping, I do it on my ThinkPad for when I'm not at my desk.

Really it boils down to the fact that I dislike the capslock key taking up valuable real estate. From my perspective has no real use, I never type more than the odd word in caps. I want to reward companies who omit it in the hope more will follow.

I use vim so hjkl are natural to me, but I got used to the diamond in short order and don't have any issues switching between them.