skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's never a guarantee but being a unanimous vote in the Senate and one of the few bipartisan things that can actually pass both houses, I'd say it's pretty likely it will pass in some manner.
Or an internal IRC server.

Or a Zulip server.

Matrix is overkill if you're never going to federate it.
Do you really believe the measures of China lead to 1000 times less infected people than what we see in the rest of the world?
It's the night people and delayed-cycle teenagers attending school who suffer most under permanent DST.

In the Winter, permanent DST means everyone has to get up an hour earlier for work or school, relative to the sun which regulates their body rhythm.

Night people already struggle with getting up early enough for these expectations. An hour earlier is going to be harder for them.

Research suggests that overall, health will suffer, sleep will be shorter, and educational attainment will reduce. But there will be more shopping so that's ok!
> I suspect that most people agree with me.

That is certainly speculative.
> boost in confidence when the A.I writes the same code you're thinking.

I would have expected the demonstration that your work is easily replaced by an AI to have the opposite effect. :)
I just gave it the opening paragraph of Pride & Prejudice in edit mode and the instruction to "rewrite it as a rap":

When Jane saw mister Bingley,
She knew that he was fine,
But it took her a while to realize
He wanted to be more than friends,

Then she met Fitzwilliam Darcy,
And she thought he had a lot of money,
But it took her a while to realize
He didn't want to talk about money,

She was just a young girl,
But she knew what was going on,
She knew who she wanted to be with,
But she also had her doubts,

She knew he was great,
But she also thought he was a snob,
She was afraid that,
He was going to break her heart.

She loved him,
But didn't know if she could trust him,
So she decided to wait,
Until his feelings became clear.

Then all of a sudden,
She realized,
That she had been waiting all this time,
And that she was in love.

So she decided to go after him,
And she got to him just in time,
And they lived happily ever after.

It's a terrible rap but a fairly impressive summary of the book (from someone that's admittedly never read it)

Odd that it took "rewrite (the opening paragraph) as a rap" to mean "summarise the whole book".
Proposition -13 (or 1/13, depending on the scheme) to be exact
We call them "Arizona" and "that one bit of Indiana".

UTC does exist; it's not widely used in practical circles for a reason.
Love this discussion and totally agree about the challenges of visualizing a network graph with lots of nodes! (I'm Lisa, head of design at System.) We'll be doing a lot more work on the graph in future releases to allow the user more filter controls.
I don't see anything like that in the solution I was replying to.
While I would prefer standard time year round, I have no problem with the twice annual switch. It is one timezone and not a big deal; it isn't even close to doing the same for say a business trip/vacation given the long duration of the change.

And with fewer and fewer non-automatic clocks to change even that excuse is really tired.
Did it break anything/uncover anything?
Here we go again[1].

[1] https://www.washingtonian.com/2022/03/15/the-us-tried-perman...
I have mitigated feeling about LSA : almost all the trip report I can read about describe a very soft and quiet experience. Something very distinctive than the old testimonies as mentionned in the original post. Maybe we're confusing it with another thing more powerfull like datura.
They already did designs based on Alpha and MIPS ISAs. That genie definitely isn’t going back into the bottle.

Instead, we’ve moved to limit their ability to manufacture. All the chip plans in the world are worthless if you can’t fabricate them. ASML was largely funded with US DoD money and they seem to have veto power when it comes to exports.

Russia’s cutting edge tech is something like 180nm with promised for 90/65nm still being pipe dreams.

China has managed small amounts of 32nm and talks about 22/14nm stuff, but they can’t get new equipment and all of that is mostly gleaned from the US outsourcing so much.

This puts these countries 10-20 years behind and that’s if we don’t consider the nodes that are essentially complete, but waiting on the resources to build them out.
Sunlight after work is a nice-to-have. But for people who have trouble getting out of bed in the morning, darkness in the morning means a bad start to the day.
someones gonna be sad either way, much rather let the minority pay for the majorities benefit.
Time schedules are heavily influenced by the sun rise in winter. Thats the biggest bareer in the time schedules. People have problems getting up long before sunrise. That is, why traditional time schedules try to minimize this around the year while balancing of course with the sun set times.
Permanent DST most likely will mean that schools and jobs start one hour later and consequently end one hour later.
Off the top of my head:

- Instagram/Facebook

- Next/Apple

- Beats/Apple

- LucasArts/Pixar/Fox/Marvel (maybe)/Disney

- MetroPCS/Sprint/T-Mobile
May I quote?
What changed that has allowed this to happen now instead of decades ago?
What signal did with signal foundation. Start a foundation/non profit that lends a loan.

+ No repayments, but interest keeps growing and foundation can block takeovers. Or by making debt so high that it’s not a viable buy. (I am not saying this is what signal did..but this is what I would do)

https://techcrunch.com/2018/02/21/signal-expands-into-the-si...
Those '*.cmake' files only work with CMake, which is an issue if you try using any other build system. There is also pkg-config and the `*.pc` files, which are doing essentially the same job without depending on a build system. But it's really all just patchwork, the files are frequently missing and the whole setup is extremely brittle if you hop between OSs, different library versions or just different CMake versions (e.g. '*.cmake' files exporting different targets and variables). That CMake has to provide those files themselves for a lot of libraries (all those not using cmake) is another issue.
It's a double-edged sword. If he googled "lipoma" or similar it would be good, if he googled "painful lump when poked" I would be very wary of him. Double wary if he clicks on a random blog.
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1. This all depends massively on the actual workload and chip, a lot of people are basically winging it when it comes to AVX power consumption stories. The rub is also that, especially on laptops, you can get convexity in all the scaling problems e.g. you do more work, good, but then the laptop throttles then stays throttled for a while etc.

2. The original (real) power issues with the original/early AVX-512 desktop chips have basically gone away. It's not far off the timescale that you'd looking back to be bashing AMD for bulldozer.

I'd measure it for you on my machine but I don't have an accurate power-o-meter for my computer.
The technology is almost there in terms of AI and deep fake so that in the future we'll able to ask for a remake of a movie with another (CGI) actor, dead or alive (licensing permitting) or ask it to generate a new episode of a tv show "I want an episode of Columbo but with Brad Pitt and he kisses Jason Momoa in a scene".
> When you use cmake, if you link against the target foo which is a static library and itself was marked as linking to bar, then your final executable will have -lfoo -lbar.

And that is bad. `-lfoo -lbar` loses important information. It is the linker-editor that needs to have this, and not just the build tooling layered above it. libtool, cmake -- it doesn't matter, they're all broken for static linking as long as static linking is broken in this way.

> Of course this information isn't stored in the .a files, but in cmake's FooConfig.cmake files - who cares as long as it works ?

If the only way to make it work is to adopt a particular build system, then no thanks. But again, it can't actually work -- it can't solve the problems that are in the link-editor itself.
> But I also don't know any languages where errors _aren't_ values

(look, i know you understand how exceptions work, please bear with me)

yes, Exception objects are technically values, but you don't return them to the caller; you throw them to the, uh, catcher. basically, you get a special, second way of returning something that bypasses the normal one! but in the EaV approach, errors just are returned like every other thing.

the uniformity of EaV comes in handy when doing generic things like mapping a function over a collection - don't have to worry if something will throw, because it's just a value! and that lets you go to some pretty powerful places w.r.t abstraction: see e.g. haskells `traverse`.

but yeah, EaV needs some syntactic sugar to reach ergonomic par with exceptions, otherwise you get if-err-not-nil soup :P
Your HN description doesn't really explain what your product even is or what it does exactly.

I'm glad you're excited about it, but without a more focused and clear explanation about why or how this will help or be interesting to me, I won't click the link.

Audience attention is a limited resource.

(I'm not trying to be a jerk, only giving feedback I hope you find useful, and boost your reply count)

Good luck and best wishes, sincerely!
As someone who lurks on the internal #pay-equity Slack channel. I can guarantee you that people aren’t leaving AWS because of Bezos.
Speaking as a non-US person, I think this is great so long as it's across every state (can't tell from the Tweet). Here in Aus, whether to have daylight savings is determined by state/territory, which means that for half the year the entire East Coast (except for the biggest state by land area) is an hour ahead.
TLDR; Video games improve deep concentration, spatial reasoning. May be addictive.

Brain training games are BS.
Yes, it’s a trade-off. In an organization with thousands of developers the right trade-off is likely different than an org with 20.

What I don’t understand is why people insist on making Go like every other language that already does what that are looking for. You want a language with generics, purely functional blah blah blah, great there are tons of choices, use one of them. Why insist on reducing the diversity in language choice, and trade-offs?
Because the climate always changes and the older one is the more variations one has seen. In the 70s, we were continuously warned about the coming ice age, then global warming. When both were shown to be unlikely, it became climate change. With climate change, every serious weather event can be attributed to man regardless of the actual historical facts. Climate change is first and foremost a political movement. If the powers that be were actually serious, they’d focus on countries like China, India, and Brazil and less on the US. Unless of course, the agenda has nothing to do with climate.
The NSA didn’t fund Tor, though.

Tor was initially funded by the Naval Research Lab (which is broadly similar to DARPA), and from a quick google, has received funding grants from the NSF and Department of State.
Does this mean that it is final and that come winter I don't have to reset my clocks anymore?

A bit sad because I have always correlated 12pm as the sun being at its highest point (except daylight savings time, but I mentally adjust for that). Now the sun will always be at the highest point at 1pm.
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by insisting on that suggestion, you are implying that this is harmful, that women choose incorrectly, and that it be corrected
Putin threatened SA for supporting Chechens
On the contrary, early sunset is little trouble but having to get out of bed when it seems like it's still the middle of the night is hell.
It was sold as a way to protect the environment but it doesn't help when business as usual is destroying the environment. It was also sold as a process requiring much less time and money than it takes now, but yes you are absolutely right that its fundamentally conservative and fundamentally locks in those with power under the current system. It needs reformed
I've been in Hong Kong for nearly 9 years with no DST and it's been AWESOME. DST is absolutely jarring and has the worst aspects of jetlag.

Let it die already, trust me not having it is great.
Best part of the story is how he spent a bunch of money on a lawsuit whose sole final result is that now UCB can grow without fear of future lawsuits. He would've been better off setting the money on fire.
Americans might not realize that most of France is further North than the state of Maine.

Paris is further North than Seattle.

Scotland and Denmark are near the same latitude as Juneau Alaska.

edit; nifty visualization, https://www.bytemuse.com/post/interactive-equivalent-latitud...
You consider dragging an .app to /Applications worse than a multi-step .exe installer?
Sovereignty is worth whatever your deal is plus £1, haven't you heard!?
(note: I am the Director of Data Science at System)

Thank you for the question. We don't distinguish the upstream and downstream effect at the moment. However, we do encode directionality of pieces of evidence that construct those relationships. If you drill down on any relationship, you will find directionality arrows. (note that I am not using directionality as the evidence of causality. That's something that we are currently working on).

More information on our methodology are in our docs: https://docs.system.com/system/how-system-works/relationship...
Sounds somewhat similar to the closed-world assumption that graalvm makes (https://www.graalvm.org/22.0/reference-manual/native-image/), and the optimizations that assumption enables.
Yeah if you are 10-6 odds are you have the option to come in earlier anyway.
Even if the data you showed were true (I have seen similar arguments from the pro-DST side), of all decisions were based on optimizing public health outcomes then any kind contact sport among kids/teens would be banned (including soccer, basketball, baseball, football, hockey), sugary soda's would be outlawed, fast food heavily restricted and other dangerous activities like skiing and snowboarding aggressively regulated to outright banned.

We make tradeoffs all the time to give the people the option to do the things they enjoy doing even if it means non-optimal public health outcomes. perma-DST is incredibly popular as most people prefer having the option of extra daylight in the evening.
A classic mistake made by new hires on the now-defunct Junglee.com (an Amazon property targeted to India but staffed largely by non-Indian developers) was to file an issue claiming that numbers like “1,23,000” were incorrectly formatted on the site, when in fact, that’s perfectly correct in the Indian English locale (one lakh, 23 thousand).
The Russian propaganda machine is certainly dialed up to 11. I just hope people can reflect on some of these statements and where we have heard them before and think about this when we hear them in the future.

unconfirmed guesswork is equal to facts, while facts are inherently subjective.

Across all networks, Ukraine's fighters are "terrorists" and "rebels," NATO is Ukraine's "overseas master" and Russian rockets strike only military targets, while Ukrainian troops use hospitals and residential buildings for cover.

"All the experts say we're using our aircraft with great accuracy and our artillery with precision,"
It seems like it does to me. Why doesn't it?
I find it interesting how different of an explanation this letter gives for the immolation VS what actually happened:

> Quảng Đức was protesting the persecution of Buddhists by the South Vietnamese government led by Ngô Đình Diệm, a staunch Roman Catholic. Photographs of his self-immolation circulated around the world, drawing attention to the policies of the Diệm government.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Th%C3%ADch_Qu%E1%BA%A3ng_%C4%9...
The Mekong, the usual river that comes up when it comes to water rights, originates in Qinghai province, not Tibet. Any other rivers originating in China and flowing through VN would be even further east.

You might be confused because the Mekong (along with numerous other rivers) originates on the Tibetan Plateau, but that's a geographical feature which is vastly larger than Tibet itself.
I didn't think we're heading for nuclear war, but the US Senate 100% agreeing to something is a clear sign The End Is Near!
IMO RPATH is fine, but $ORIGIN-relative RPATH values are best.

That said, it's generally very difficult to build deploy-time relocatable code in Unix-land. The problem is that there's nothing like $ORIGIN for finding static assets, and all the autoconf tooling just makes it so easy to make all paths in object code by absolute paths that include the install $prefix/$bindir/$libdir/$sharedir/$statedir/$etcdir, etc.

Not that one cannot write deploy-time relocatable code -- I've done it plenty. But that it requires so much foreknowledge, intent, and know-how, that it just doesn't get done.
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They also get fab capacity to sell to people, which is part of Intel's strategy going forward.

Decorrelating themselves from AMD and apples political risk (at least until TSMC have a bigger presence in the west) is probably a no-brainer.
http://andywoodruff.com/blog/where-to-hate-daylight-saving-t... has a nice interactive viz for # of days a place has a sunrise/sunset before/after a certain time with or without DST.
There's both, TestBase and ParallelBenchmark.
Yeah we are probably talking past each other. I think we are mostly on the same page and getting caught up in semantics.
The author seems to think questions like "why would someone use you over Google?" automatically come from a place of judgement. But a friend can ask that from a place of curiosity. You can have a conversation about it, where they try to understand and where you see important things you don't have good answers to.

I expect my friends to cheer for me and help me live my best life, but I also expect them to poke and prod and question and sanity-check me when I make big decisions. A friend can be supportive and challenge you at the same time.

I would feel hurt and disappointed if I knew a friend had serious reservations about something I was doing but chose not to voice them, instead putting on a smile and pretending it's a great plan. It doesn't feel very friend-y for someone to cheer me as I metaphorically drive off a cliff.
I’m a music snob and I like that song. It’s got a catchy hook, and the pre chorus contrasts nicely with the chorus and verses.

For a 17 year old girl, it’s damn impressive.

As Rick Beato reminds, it’s easy to dump on modern music. True music lovers should be able to find something clever about every popular song.
Then might I suggest you ask your local government to invest in better lighting at you local park so your kid can still play at it even when it stars getting dark. Or if natural lighting is a must, you can ask your school district to have shorter school hours during the 2 weeks around winter solstice. If that is impossible you can ask for more outdoors school activities during mid-winter.

But what I gathered is that what matters most for healthy sleep is not going to bed early, but rather to sleep longer in the morning and wake up with the sun. So if we move to permanent DST this behavior of staying up late might become more of a problem because of the early rising.
So should rich people be able to marry two spouses, with at least one being at a lower income level than themselves?
I'm surprised at the number of commenters who think permanent DST is favourable to night owls and bad for morning people.

I think it's night owls and delayed-cycle teenagers attending school who will suffer most under permanent DST.

In the Winter, permanent DST means everyone has to get up an hour earlier for work or school's clock time, relative to the sun which regulates their body rhythm.

Someone pointed out virtually nobody sets when they wake by the sun. Fair enough. But the sun does affect how well and how long they sleep, how restored they are, how they feel when they wake, and energy and concentration through the rest of the day.

Night people already struggle with getting up early enough for clock-time social expectations. As it's a struggle already, getting up an hour earlier is going to be harder for them. (If the sun makes no difference, why is it already hard?)

Research (e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30691158) suggests that overall, health will suffer, sleep will be shorter, and educational attainment in teenage years will reduce. Even brain development may be adversely affected.

But there will be more shopping (economic activity), so that's ok.
By federal law (the Uniform Time Act), states can choose to stay on standard time permanently, but _cannot_ choose to observe DST permanently.
And the irony? It was someone on Unix who came up with the idea that when foo.c contains #include "bar.h", the same directory where foo.c resides will be searched for that header first, by default, before other places.

The idea of doing that for the DLL search in Windows could have been inspired by C.
I want to say this is the only issue in America right now with strong support on both sides of the aisle.
I use a lot of web applications like tradingview.com and need web push notifications. Safari still does not support them and it’s so annoying.
>Everything you considered a product, has now become a service.

Seems like the end game for most companies mentioned on this site.
yeah, will be easy enough to type into google, but in verbal conversation it's going to be confusing.
We went with HLS instead of DASH because of easier iPhone integration, but we can certainly offer DASH support if there is sufficient customer demand. Our technical approach works just as well for DASH as for HLS.

Because our approach is built on existing video streaming protocols/servers and video codecs, we think it is a straightforward step to add 3D video streaming to existing 2D video streaming services. As you say, 2D video is everywhere now. We envision a future where 3D video also becomes ubiquitous.

With our system, 180 or 360 cameras can be used. It is up the creator to decide what range of volume to capture, what type of cameras, how many cameras, etc., which determines the range of motion is supported for the viewer.

It is on our roadmap to allow augmentation of real-world 3D video with objects/meshes like in AR, except instead of augmenting your current local scene, you can augment a remote scene (or remote in time scene).

Spatial audio would also be a very useful feature. We are video experts, not audio experts, so would plan to work with a partner to offer support for spatial audio in the future.

Thanks for your comments. It's great to hear what features people are most interested in.
Depends on what exactly it wants to do. You could use S3 static site hosting behind CloudFront with Lambdas for the functions. Not sure if it would scale to that number of users though. My project gets very little traffic.
And depending upon whether you are far east or west in a timezone, they are functionally identical.
How is changing the clock the only way to coordinate? Plenty of businesses have different hours at different times of the year. Also other countries do completely fine without DST.