skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not going to lie -- I was forced to use Zulip because the Redhatters on the Quarkus team use it for their community chat.

At first I thought it was terrible, but after a while it grew on me.

The thread-first design makes it a lot easier to navigate, and you can optionally choose the "standard" chat view where all the threads + replies are lumped together in a channel's stream.

Great product, thanks for all the hard work =)
To be connected with people and resources for reaching $50M
The documentation says:

> Difftastic output is intended for human consumption

Why not separate the human-consumption part and the underlying parsing part? Or at least provide both in the same utility?
Mutilate your financial security.
I had something similar recently: a few years ago got promoted into a new position and during the discussion it was mentioned that the expectation was for this role to receive x% of annual bonus. Didn't get it first year,then covid hit and I was happy to keep the job and then next year it didn't happen again. I mentioned it and it got fixed next month. If the company refuses to recognise it, I'd seek alternative employment.
UwU
FTA: "Some took my children’s literature class because they thought it would be a fun or easy way to fulfill the requirement."
Plenty of crypto companies insure their deposits through third parties. Actually, Ronin users should have been able to insure their deposits with Nexus Mutual.
Can confirm this is exactly the case in Seattle.
I'm surprised this was faster than an initial guess (half the exponent and mantisa) followed by newton's method.
I appreciate the work that's been put it, I think it's one of the better parametric CAD modellers I've tried.
If we discover room temperature superconductors this might be in the cards. Lots of exotic stuff becomes possible then but no one knows if it’s possible to have room temperature superconductors.
Thanks so much for trying out Andi! Thought I'd mention that we also make it easy to search sites directly and show the results in Andi, as well as directly jumping to the results on an external site like reddit.

You can just say "search reddit for mars rover" :)

Or "/s reddit mars rover" is the shortcut.

Then to go direct to those results on reddit:

"go reddit mars rover" (allow pop-ups the first time for direct nav)

or

"/g reddit mars rover"

or

"go mars rover on reddit" for the best match.

That works with many sites.
I'm not sure. Wankawilca, the world's great mercury mine, and the most valuable mine in the world for centuries, produced mercury on a similar scale as America produced silver. They produced so much silver! I'm reading California had 45,000 tons of mercury not recovered, used in placer mining from 1848 til today. Yeah, no, it's as common as silver in the earth's crust, and it still gets used for artisanal gold mining, the only figure that's not way off is the amount the spaceships use.

There's a lot of historical falsifications in mining, because mining produces silver and gold, which is money, and generally people lie about how much money they have, telling a different lie to every person.

So Atahualpa's gold, there's no idea how much it was, and further they don't talk about how hard it was to get people not to constantly steal from that room, like what? You think a Spanish soldier is going to just stare at 100 times his weight in gold and be like, I can't wait til King Charles gets his share so I can have mine. You think those guys didn't take bribes for themselves, like OK we'll say you gave all your gold to the gold room, but you get to hang on to this much, and I get this much, nobody's the wiser. It must have been 1000 years of gold production of the Andes. That was el Dorado, they found it right away. And sources tell totally different amounts, some say 200 tons, which is stupid, well do you think they followed GAAP accounting standards when they were eyeballing the gold? How could they measure it? The whole thing was an extortion operation! Obviously the Spanish Conquistadors couldn't let the future know they were torturing the king...publicly? Yeah publicly. And tons of others too. And mining is always like that, it frequently involves slavery too, in complex ways. Because those metals are money, so it's controversial, and private. GM can say how many cars are on the road, but gold mines? Good luck! And I recently dealt with a gold mine someone I know invested in that failed despite excellent deposits because they said the miners were stealing from them--of course, the owners were stealing too. Coming full circle, that's why mercury was so important to Spain, because controlling mercury was the only good way they had of taxing silver and gold mining.

But I must also admit my ignorance presently, I don't know how to find sources that I would find satisfying.
It's not obvious but that makes it a nice example in parameter optimization as well.
Actually AVX-512 is considerably older than AVX.

Initially AVX-512 was known as "Larrabee New Instructions".

This instruction set, which included essential features, which have been missing in both earlier and later Intel ISAs, e.g. mask registers and scatter-gather instructions, was developed a few years before 2009, by a team in which many people had been brought from outside Intel.

The "Larrabee New Instructions" have been disclosed publicly in 2009, then the first hardware implementation available outside Intel, "Knights Ferry" was released in May 2010. Due to poor performance against GPUs, it was available only in development systems.

A year later, in 2011, Sandy Bridge was launched, the first Intel product with AVX. Even if AVX had significant improvements over SSE, it was seriously crippled in comparison with the older AVX-512 a.k.a. "Larrabee New Instructions".

It would have been much better for the Intel customers if Sandy Bridge would have implemented a 256-bit version of AVX-512 instead of implementing AVX. However Intel has always attempted to implement as few improvements as possible in each CPU generation, in order to minimize their production costs and maximize their profits. This worked very well for them as long as they did not have serious competition.

The next implementation of AVX-512 (using the name "Intel Many Integrated Cores Instructions"), was in Knights Corner, the first Xeon Phi, launched in Q4 2012. This version made some changes in the encoding of the instructions and it also removed some instructions intended for GPU applications.

The next implementation of AVX-512, which changed again the encoding of the instructions to the one used today, and which changed its name to AVX-512, was in Knights Landing, which was launched in Q2 2016.

With the launch of Skylake Server, in Q3 2017, AVX-512 appeared for the first time in mainstream Intel CPUs, but after removing some sets of instructions previously available on Xeon Phi.

AVX-512 is a much more pleasant ISA than AVX, e.g. by using the mask registers it is much easier to program loops when the length and alignment of data is arbitrary. Unfortunately the support for it is unpredictable, so it is usually not worthwhile to optimize for it.

Hopefully the rumors that Zen 4 supports AVX-512 are true, so its launch might be the real start of widespread use of AVX-512.
Funnily enough, the error is in a C dependency providing Haskell support.

vendor/tree-sitter-haskell-src/scanner.cc
Only relevant in so much as I wanted to use the same account that I had previously applied to jobs with, figuring that it would contain a bunch of manually input information. The loss to me is a more complete purchase history, should I need to reference it, recoving any documents I've uploaded to kindle, and I may have used the account for a number of other amazon services
Aaand it's gone.
I kinda like the idea of 'resolving threads'. You could create a temporary war room for a particular issue then close it as needed. Although I doubt our company is big enough where it makes sense to segregate beyond job divisions.
Telegram is free isn't it? I don't think there are any federal funds being used to buy telegram today. So, there's not much for the FCC to ban.
Some odd things can happen when the destination is close (relatively speaking), but not too close.

A recent example is USPS Parcel Select packages from the SF Bay area to Sacramento being routed through Los Angeles (!). I have seen this twice in the past couple months. This does not happen with Priority Mail.
The thing is that this person isn't even making a sacrifice. Their lifestyle is completely subsidised by those who make the sacrifice of living in a city and never get their dense, low-impact, cycling lifestyle subsidised but instead get billed with high rents, high pollution, high stress, etc.
You may insist on this, but the fact that it does not exist in any convenient form leaches strength from your argument.

In fact harmless overflow is extremely common, and relied upon. Trapping by default, while it would would call attention to some bugs, would also turn many working programs into crashing programs.

Saturating arithmetic would sometimes produce better results.
Web developers want to build games too, so I made a platform to make it easy
This is like the contractors working on the Death Star when it was blown up.[1] They knew what they were working on. They knew the dangers. Can't cry for them when they're blown to smithereens.

I've been asked on two separate occasions to work on some crypto startup idea. Aside from my skepticism that they were even worthwhile projects, I declined because hell no I'm not writing code that touches other people's money.

[1] https://youtu.be/iQdDRrcAOjA
Neighbor noise can be an issue depending on location, but many of us write it off because we currently live in cities and find that neighbor noise is not a problem and is not something we care about given how minor of an event it is when we do experience it at all.

I suspect that your experiences and expectations may differ from others in this thread. What are your expectations and experiences in this area?
But now you can say "catch my drift"

(more seriously, it's also a synonym of Gist, see https://twitter.com/emilyst/status/1499860458207014912 for the origin)
Stripe: ACH Direct Debit Payments
> It involves compromising email accounts and websites tied to police departments and government agencies, and then sending unauthorized demands for subscriber data while claiming the information being requested can’t wait for a court order because it relates to an urgent matter of life and death.

Ah, very simple then: Ignore such demands for as long as you can, then, if approached by actual law enforcement, tell them you were told such messages are phishing attempts from hackers.
Yes. But I like the 757 the best. I'm always happy to see a 757 when I'm getting on board.
At the risk of being a software developer that always sees everything as a software problem, I feel like this could largely be mitigated with very simple improvements to the customer service application.

Back when this happened, that was my first question to USAA and one for which the security guy didn't have a ready answer, though probably it boils down to some version of "we are heavily regulated and continue to rely on software built for mainframes."

There are so many possible ways to mitigate the risk which should be triggered well before a half dozen attempts finally gets to a teller credulous enough to believe their excuses for ignorance.
'Capitalism' is neither theoretically, nor in practice, limited to "only reward people for their time". Some industries where the labor is low-skilled trend that way.
Part of it IS the individual block size though. Individual blocks might seem small, but there's a lot more of them. Ethereum dApps store a LOT of state directly on the base chain. The other scalability disaster is making every node validate every instruction of a Turing-complete scripting language, which results in insane "gas fees" (or loss of fees when you didn't supply quite enough for the script to fully execute).
What are you even talking about? Did you read OP's statement?

> We are now at a stage where a twitter mob would see "men should not be allowed to compete in women's sports" as a bigoted statement.

This is clearly referring to the present day public debate of whether trans-people should be allowed to participate in men/women sporting.

If you think I'm wrong, could you point me to the ongoing non-trans-related debate regarding men vs women sports?
Well, I don't think there's even a good reason for the system to begin with, but generally I think the reasoning posited is something like:

Debt is issued to those that are believed can pay it back. Giant low interest loans are given to the member banks and they due diligence on smaller banks. The whole thing is a tree of larger institutions lending to smaller ones, and eventually the money makes it to markets that interact with actual customers -- mortgages and credit lines.

In this way debt is limited to those that are expected to largely pay it back.

Over time, more and more of the dollars in the system are owed to someone else. Our dollars literally come into existence as debt. This is the true source of inflation, but some make arguments about velocity of money and whatnot.

The defaulting of debts and subsequent vacuum where debt based dollars used to be is also the actual cause of the so call 'business cycle'.
jsconf iceland was 4 years ago, not 3 years :) been a looooong wait https://youtu.be/nLF0n9SACd4
Do you have any sources to support that claim? You can see in the link above that a task force worked for years to catch that Bitcoin heist couple.
Zulip is amazing we use it daily. Head and shoulders above Slack and Teams that we tried before
You are way off base. First, I am not American and well aware of the imperialist and oppressive aspects. I would be quite happy to see the American hegemony disappear, but not for it to be replaced by Russian aggression or Chinese imperialism.

> Most of the world consideres americans the "bad guys", and a lot worse than the russians. You can start with southern america and middle east.

Their absurd support for tin pot dictators in South America was and is reprehensible, and the whole Iraq war was morally bankrupt and threw fuel on a fire that we’ll be trying to put out for decades. And yet, nothing the American did in the Middle East came anywhere near Aleppo or Mariupol. Or the Holodomor. Or the Prague spring.

> Then the balkans (where putin is doing the same as you guys did with kosovo).

Come on, now. You cannot possibly compare Sarajevo (with an actual genocide being carried out, surprisingly, by the side with Russian support) with the charade Putin used as a fig leaf to invade Ukraine. This is pure propaganda. The region would not be any better today had the ethnically cleansing gone all the way to the end, quite the contrary. Europe should have had grown a spine and actually done something.

> Here in the balkans, people were actively rooting for trump in the last two elections, because they were afraid Hillary would start a new war here...

Well, maybe you did, but that’s not what I heard from my greek friends. The Americans are not complicated to understand, they are going where their interests are. What the hell would they do in the Balkans? That is just stupid.
Love the product as well. Great pricing, handles my complicated return fine. I do miss Turbotax auto importing everything, but doing it manually helps me understand what I'm doing better.
> There are influential media personalities calling for the jailing people who aren't towing the line on the war drum beat on ukraine/russia

Source on these influential media personalities? I assume they're not fringe in any way, since you called them "influential".
That's not correct. A quick search using Google's Ngram viewer shows that "design system" peaked in 1986, and had quite a long history before that too, starting in the 1960s.

https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=design+system&...
Or, indeed, anywhere in your query. "test !g query" will search Google for "test query".
Sharp left, not hard left :) Think of it like a sharp taste, as in "distinct", "memorable"
Prime Video has an option where I can hide specific movies and seasons of series.

I use this feature a lot, and it works.
Companies selling "unregulated drugs" could also mean people getting the covid vaccine in mid 2020 rather then waiting months and months for trials. People could have made that personal choice based on their own situation and risk factors. Also compare the regulation between "drugs" and "supplements" in the USA.

I find it hard to argue that "asbestos and lead paint" are the same kind of individual choice as a bank or unregulated drugs.
Linkpop a new link in-bio tool
"handicapped mobile platforms, who are nothing more than ad clients."

Unfortunately desktops seem to be going the same way.

There are a few linux phone and tablet projects, eg pinephone.
Is there a way to do your taxes without paying any money?
Most likely that
1. No there aren't
2. Its not like political campaigns are known following laws that do exist.
> Elan School was apparently a behavior modification/"therapeutic" boarding school in Maine that engaged in some extremely controversial practices: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Élan_School

Not that I'm doubting any intentions here, but I think dressing this up as "extremely controversial" might be under-selling or burying the lede a bit. Had the practices (the ring, isolation, management structure) that occurred at Elan been done on adult prisoners, they would have with absolute moral certainty been seen as war crimes of the highest order. The fact that this happened to children and had the level of corruption and money behind it to persist for as long as it did should give one extreme pause, and the reprehensibility of the institution should not be "controversial," but rather condemned.

Indeed I would agree that this is really harrowing stuff. Just wanted to add that if you're going to look into this without any prior knowledge be sure that you're ready to be exposed to several levels of trauma.
Did my taxes this year using TurboTax like always. Sold some stocks this year and all of a sudden I am paying $90 for TurboTax "Premium" to put a couple additional entries in the 1040. What a racket. Next year I'm going to file using something else. This has gone on too long.
Yeah, sine and cosine are not as sensitive (but note that many libms target 1 or 1.5 ulp error for them, so a 0.5 ulp error might still be significant). For tangent however you definitely need more accurate range reduction.
If you'd like to migrate them, the React team maintains some awesome codemods:

https://github.com/reactjs/react-codemod
The GUI leaves a lot to be desired though. I'm wondering why there is no work being done on just copying what Hasura did with its RLS interface?

I've used it for small projects where permissions are done in an hour of work and big projects with complex permissions were also totally doable, albeit a bit convoluted but that's just complex permissions being convoluted themselves

So why not just copy it and write the "policy" behind the scenes (optionally)?
Computer monitors are the last bastion of dumb screens, at most they did some post-processing and that was it. I'd certainly never buy this smart TV in disguise.
see also https://github.com/gian-tronic/joopyter (which would go well with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30804204 I guess)
What’s the advantage of a thin terminal over a dumb monitor with a thunderbolt/usb-c cable to hookup to your laptop? At least personally I feel like In the last 5-6 years laptops have become powerful enough and have sufficient battery life that most companies I know besides Google have dispensed with desktops.

If we did want smart monitors, I think table stakes would be coming up with a great input experience (fumbling around to find a remote or playing with the few buttons on the bottom/back don’t seem ideal) and figuring out how to do peripheral discovery/control better. Today, my Samsung tv sometimes forgets what is plugged into it and goes into a weird “detecting your device” mode for a very long time so that it can try and let me control it via the remote.
I'd be interested to hear how it's handled in real life.

I imagine that you just keep working unless it's so bad that the company thinks it's effecting performance. Then (I'd they didn't fire you) you could take your disability insurance, if it's properly diagnosed and not excluded under the policy.
SQL Window function vs. Group by (2020)
I have worked with a few of these "readme" managers, and frankly, they are the worst people to deal with :)

I think it's very telling that this person says they're an introvert because people who have a need to write a manual for themselves are likely lacking in people skills (and probably shouldn't be managers).
Right. It's possible to conceive of a rollup, particularly a zk-rollup, without anything like a master key. But current rollups do have those keys. ZK-sync for example has two, one used mostly used for upgrading the smart contract that has a 14-day withdrawal delay (or something like that) and one for use in case of emergency that has no withdrawal delay. If the second were compromised, it would lead to all the money stored in the rollup being stolen. But there's no reason in principle that either of these are necessary.

ZK-rollups are awesome because they don't introduce any trust assumptions (except for the master key issue, which is just an implementation detail). The only risk is current zk-rollup designs is that they could censor certain transactions by never including them in a "batch" (the rollup equivalent of a block), but with unpermissioned rollups like the one I think Polygon has even this issue is mitigated
For those that are interested, Behind the Bastards did a two part episode on the Elan school last year:

https://omny.fm/shows/behind-the-bastards/part-one-elan-scho...
It's 2022.

The carriers aren't being forced at all (yet).
This is true, tho installing linux is probably not going to make a difference if you are a target. But the USA can issue national security letters through the FISA court with gag orders that keep the NSL secret. Not only that, but the major US companies have lucrative government contracts such that it can be in their interest to provide the US government with certain kinds of access without being compelled through national security letters.
One of my earliest memories of the internet was reading about Tranquility Bay, another similar school with the added bonus of being outside the US. It was absolutely mind boggling that kids could be kidnapped and abused for profit like that.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tranquility_Bay
The DoD root CAs are pretty damn secure. They're offline in physical vaults on military installations. Compromising one of those is a far cry more difficult than some town of 400's local PD e-mail server.

Granted, you only need to compromise a RAPIDs office to issue yourself a CAC, but that is still offline and on military installations (though often much less secure reserve/guard installations).
Fair point. Some other big sites we are blocked from - we don't sweat. It keeps down the noise-to-signal ratio!
I received an ivite withing half an hour.

So, I guess it varies.
I used Zulip for a while in one of my communities and quite liked it. It could use a lot more polishing (maybe the newer versions are better in that regard), but it brought a lot of innovation to the table compared to something like Mattermost, whose only goal is to be a pixel-by-pixel copy of Slack.
Rampant uncontrolled capitalism produced the high standard of living we enjoy today.

Capitalism controls the food you eat. Are you concerned?
You would also see much fewer companies to begin with. Maybe there's a better way to reward highly skilled people than beating this extremely dead horse?
>If companies distributed all of the gains in terms of stock awards to employees

Then there would be no incentive for investment.
Yes. It's really upset a giant amount of papers and proposed mechanisms of actions all across human neuroscience.