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From https://discourse.llvm.org/t/rfc-lifetime-annotations-for-c/... :

> We are designing, implementing, and evaluating an attribute-based annotation scheme for C++ that describes object lifetime contracts. It allows relatively cheap, scalable, local static analysis to find many common cases of heap-use-after-free and stack-use-after-return bugs. It allows other static analysis algorithms to be less conservative in their modeling of the C++ object graph and potential mutations done to it. Lifetime annotations also enable better C++/Rust and C++/Swift interoperability.

> This annotation scheme is inspired by Rust lifetimes, but it is adapted to C++ so that it can be incrementally rolled out to existing C++ codebases. Furthermore, the annotations can be automatically added to an existing codebase by a tool that infers the annotations based on the current behavior of each function’s implementation.

> Clang has existing features for detecting lifetime bugs [...]
“Someone will win big in the casino. It won’t be you.”
Minimodem – general-purpose software audio FSK modem
Depends how big you think the market is.
I’ve had this exact idea before. How do you imagine the QR code would be shared?
I have pondered buying a Minitel at many a French flea market, this might turn that pondering into purchase, thank you!
Common, he behaved like a overly confident idiot with a chip on his shoulder and then when his ego was challenged, he tried to hide behind the veil of being a 'regular user'. It wasnt a display of anything but how a narcissist with a reputation to protect acts.
*After fees.
Proof of Stake in general also failed in the very early days in concept and allows for easy restructuring of block rewards and monetary policy. Ethereum has been able to change monetary policy about six times now and is tantamount to a fiat currency with even more despotic bent.
"Past performance is not a predictor of future performance" is a legally required disclaimer for a reason.
Indeed the Netherlands has mandatory works councils. I am even a part of one. It took me a while to realize that a works council is quite similar to a "one company union". Though normal works councils don't negotiate salaries (mine does because I fall outside of a collective employment agreement).

As for costs I believe works councils don't have mandated budgets just some general 'reasonable to do the job' law. I actually should find out what budget my works council has. Though I expect it would be high, both because of salary negotiations, and just because the company wants a strong works council.
Ask HN: Is the “10-Year Breakeven Inflation Rate” Useful?
Europe’s AI Act contains powers to order AI models destroyed or retrained
> Your argument is wrong, but more saliently, is simply not in line with the data

It's perfectly in line with the data.

> Judges on the "opposite" sides of the political spectrum

Aren't that far apart because the American political spectrum is very narrow and the process for appointing and confirming judges has historically excluded judges from the extremes within that spectrum.

Much like people who mistake the pre-internet age of narrow media dominance as one of greater media objectivity, you are mistaking common bias with objectivity.
Back in the never days.

https://news.ycombinator.com/front?day=2010-02-01
The market for growth tech/speculative stocks has been irrational for almost a decade now.

New metrics always being invented to justify this/that, but plenty of stocks were at 100x Price Sales just a few months ago... Which pretty much never will make sense for a decently sized company.

Yet somehow the FAANGs which are effective monopolies sit at 20-30 PE, while Costco is at 45.

The market is not efficient at all, and I don't know if it's just blind index investing, herd behavior in fund managers or what.

Seems to me we need a real correction to flush a lot of the idiocy out of the market. The government has supported speculators at every turn since the GFC, which is creating a weird moral hazard, most prominently now in housing.

Fortunately inflation has forced their hand, and 10y rising even to 3-4%, and mortgages to 6% will crush most of the speculation.
This looks pretty nifty for visibility architectures; can see some great use-cases as an alternative to mainly local proprietary PCAP generation, or hardware only solutions.

How would this fold into an Arkime/Moloch deployment?
Re: powerful dev machines "hiding" poor performance

For this reason I hold the belief that software should be developed for (if not on) 10 year old machines. Thanks to this thread I might update that mark to 20 or 30 ;)

That might sound absurd, but whatever you're making, there was probably something similar already there a few decades ago, ran fine on the hardware of the day, the binary was 100x smaller, it used hundreds of times less RAM... so that it can be done is evidenced by the fact that thousands of people have done it already!

Now of course, modern CPU features, advanced use of the GPU and using more RAM can make things much faster. Such optimizations are fine, to be sure, but non-pessimization needs to come first!

(Of course there's also many strong arguments to be made for actually supporting older and weaker hardware, mainly it's needlessly wasteful not to, and people will actually be able to use your software if you do!)
I read up until he mentioned reading wallstreetbets.

Then I thought, "yup, another reason to avoid active trading, which I already know in my bones is a poor use of my time, money and energy" and stopped reading.
You mean like the Metro UI, the frakenstein on DMT that's impossible to understand?
This hits too close to home for comfort.
My brother committed suicide. I still think about him often.
In the beginning my thoughts were consumed with How could he do to this us? How could he be so selfish? Look at what he did to my parents ? etc.

It took a lot of therapy to make me realize, I was being selfish. My brother was human being with difficulties and life experiences I could never understand.

I like to think I understand it a bit better the difference boys face growing up, now that I have a son. Watching his struggles, has been really tough. Seeing the deep lack of compassion they face. I don't why it never occurred to me that boys have such a different childhood experience, I often feel guilty I was not the greatest sister. All I can do is try to not repeat the same mistakes over again.
> Maybe you only trade for a few hours during the day, but the market will plant roots in your subconscious. You'll be thinking about it, even if you aren't actively playing it.

I was thinking about this re: knowledge work. It's pretty much impossible for it to be a 40 hour a week job, as you will be thinking about the problems and working through them all the time, in bed, while exercising, whenever. It can become all consuming.
Psychedelics (LSD, psilocybin, DMT) have some efficacy as well, and need to be studied more in the context of ADHD. A particularly powerful DMT experience gave me about six months of focus control.
https://hn.algolia.com/?q=hn+turning+reddit
I'm telling you that if you build a theory about why your doctor lied to you, it would probably be a fantasy. Because you have no means to know what motivates him.
After constantly switching schemes I "finally" settled on using nightfly.

https://github.com/bluz71/vim-nightfly-guicolors
“Now let's take a step back. I had effectively turned $6k into $400k as a 23 year-old. That is absolutely, positively, ridiculous.”

self-congratulatory and boring
It’s been 23 years and my grief is still fresh as if he died last week. I was very young too and I’m realizing these days that I didn’t even have a chance to grieve while consoling my mom and figuring out what I was going to do with my life. I’m glad that I tried to stick with the kind of life how my brother wanted me to live. I loved him so much that the the excitement and joy I had when he visited us is something that I never experienced after he passed away. He is still my beacon even though we had only so little time together. Thanks for sharing this.
The bad guy Shredder in the Ninja Turtles used to have a subterranean tunneling thing too, I think. Here's some merchandising:

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/J4cAAOSwDPtf1EcM/s-l300.jpg
The Reliability of Optical Disks
> People became used to how practical it is, even if the price is putting their livelihood at the whims of Google.

I wonder what alternative history we could have had if YouTube wasn't acquired. It makes for an interesting short story writing prompt as well.
It's gambling.

In fact it would be a cool subject for some study to see if there's a link between gambling and it's motivations/addictions and these type of products (including some trading cards).

My uneducated guess is that the motivation for collectors and gamblers are quite different.
Smartflower Brings Hope to Micro-Shelter Village (2018)
I didn’t say tinamous and ducks fall in the same category. I said that it makes sense for ground foragers(most flightless birds) and water fowl(anatids) to be more picky with their mate selection due to the easier access to resources.

Birds copulating in flight are not resisting and simply cannot due to their dynamics.

Where did you get information about loon, penguin and turkeys and their respective penii? They are not adjacent classes as chicken and geese(which was what I was talking about..).
The most interesting part was where he realized that his life had turned into watching the financial market 24/7 and he was happy to get out.
Well it’s not sexists but yea I agree, neither are good. I just didn’t feel like having that battle. Am adult and enjoyed botw! And my only issue was with there being no offline save backup :/
This is similar to losing your wallet full of cash. Simply do not lose your cash. Don't store every dollar of your cash in one place so easily to lose, either.
People always say “no indication of anything being wrong.” Of course. Those who actually intend to commit suicide, hide their idea, otherwise someone may make them backtrack. By that, I mean, it’s not your fault.

I would say yes, you need to remove their photos from most places. The happiest people live in the present. The brain rehearses negative thoughts because it tries to understand how it could have done better, but you have to repeat yourself that you had no control over others’ lives and let go of the continuous thoughts.
how much money do you think "most engineers" with a 401K and 20+ years experience have in their 401k? and what has been the largest single day swing in SPY in the past 5 years?
Ask HN: Anyone into Music Production?
How did you get started?

Is it your hobby or your job?

Which DAW do you use?
This would be useful, but (IANAL) it seems to me that in the US, startups are not allowed to raise funds on public forums? ("general solicitation")
I don’t think i had. I mostly learn of new or alternative tools via the inside no code newsletter, no code subreddit, product hunt, indie maker or hacker news. It seems your tool is more enterprise driven, like mendix and appian, these don’t often come up in the side hustle communities.
> You can also build two different versions of the program with different names.

Do any programs actually do this? Sounds like the biggest headache of all

ls_terminal vs ls_pipeable | grep ...
Tell that to the people who bought tokens featured on rekt.news.
I agree that HN has for a long time been focused on interesting and illuminating posts. The past several years, though, have been marked with reddit refugees, far fewer interesting posts, and far more average midwit discussion.

If you go through the comment section on posts from 10 years ago, you'll find a higher concentration of posts from C-level execs, startup founders, and experts with deep domain knowledge.
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I agree, however this story is about options, which are realized gains or losses. Real actual losses on other gains, in which you may not have put aside for tax. This can be a real problem.

The fluctuations on a 401K really are only significant if it occurs during a time in which you are relying on those funds, near or at or during retirement. Nobody with a 401K 'lost' anything in the last few years unless they withdrew from it.
I have been in the same boat of trying to gamify my to-do list. So far I have been working with progress bars and goals to try and find a way to motivate me to get things done.

I realized that the hardest thing is getting the long term goals to feel like a simple activity for today, bringing the 3+ month goal into a simple “read a few pages today” type of habit.

I also created a simple spreadsheet app that focuses specifically on the progress you made today in relation to your goal. The progress you make today is a different color. Instead of estimating how long it will take to complete the goal with your average, I use the amount done today. So after every addition page read you can see the amount of days left to finish the book go down.

I also added a little bit of motivation text that says “if you read X more pages you will be done Y days faster.

If you use the “MIT”(Most Important Task) type of system , then you could make it a daily habit to complete your top 2-3 MITs for the day.
Because an SQL engine that defers control over connections, concurrency, storage, and process management to users is extremely valuable for multiple reasons, including simple cases like caches where you'd ordinarily just store things in flat files or BerkleyDB-style database, and complex cases like distributed statekeeping where existing SQL databases aren't going to do anything close to the right thing for your application, but you also don't want to reinvent SQL and query planning and write-ahead-logs to build your complex database.

The vibe I get from this thread is that a lot of people have only experienced SQLite from the vantage point of something like Rails running in a "test" environment, and are used to explaining to people on some PHPbb somewhere that you can't really use SQLite to back a multiuser SAAS app. That's as may be, but when you're building infra components, you control who the "users" are; not everything is a web server taking requests from all comers.
But that's a one-time loss event. Albeit catastrophical, what is the internal incentive for a company to prepare for that?
Status is not very important for humans, except for a minority of hypercompetitive individuals. Most people lack the nerves for status games. The collective, the community and belonging are more important than status. The problem is that the top of a large pool of people selects for competitiveness, so if you aim high you likely need to play their games. There is hardly a way around it except maybe luck, gambling or remote work.
If you hold a large dice rolling competition, the person that wins will have rolled nothing but sixes in row.

Retail people discovering leverage in deriv contracts will naturally sort itself out in the long run.
Will do, owning the code is nice, I always worry about lock-in or my tools going bust
My Chopin piano performance was flagged for a copyright violation on YouTube...
I think you should allow people to share their own anecdotes and recollection of their own childhood. Its not like this person claimed that this was the case for all of the world, all of the US or all of their state. Maybe few/nobody his age where he lived was playing computer games, how can you know if that is nonsense?
What you'd actually expect with political parties that aren't particularly cohesive or consistent over time isn't partisan consistency but that judges would vote consistently with the position of their appointing President on issues politically salient at the time of their appointment and less predictably otherwise.

Which, it turns out, is what they tend to do.
It wouldn't be just friends, but that's how I phrased it there. I called it "supporters" in these 280 characters:

"Some people just get along. They are compatible. They mesh.

I think it's possible to predict whether any two people will hit it off, and to create groups composed entirely of highly compatible, highly synergistic people.

What will happen when EVERYONE has a THOUSAND SUPPORTERS?"

And it wouldn't just be friends or supporters, either:

"Just as the system can find those who are your mirror reflection by minimizing adjacency distances, so it can find your very antithesis by maximizing them, as well as anything in-between."

That's from this post which explores implementation: https://zeroprecedent.substack.com/p/a-technique-for-generat...

I think after implementation, adoption is inevitable since the value is truly insane, better than anything else online (unless you're antisocial, etc.)
I'll watch it!
You might have a point if it wasn't for the reality of the situation and who is pushing conspiracy theories and who is trying to crack down on them.

It is always the people saying how democracy is flawed and we should be more like China that are also trying to crack down on conspiracy theories.
YouTube and Google will get their lumps when the Democrats are swept out of power. Forward this information to Rand Paul's office, the Republicans will need a justification for the policy changes they make once they are installed.

Rand Paul has been starting his recent video's talking about how YouTube is cancelling him (a US Senator) and he advertises for Rumble.
The PNG format basically boils down to "encode pixel values as the difference to previous pixels to make it more compressible, compress with deflate, add metadata". Zipping it won't improve on that.

If you're willing to break compatibility anyways you could however improve PNG by substituting a better compression algorithm like zstd or lzma.
Women are struggling for the right to abortions in much of the latin world. Violent radical feminists are way more of a thing in Mexico.

Religious principles should not be used as a basis for government unless those principles could also be shown to be logical and beneficial in their own right. The government was set up with a separation between church and state for a reason.
I'd say it's more like they have nothing left to lose. In this economy, most of their lives won't change much if they lost their life savings on meme stocks but can significantly improve if they won.
The last paragraph I quoted explicitly mentions ls as doing that for compatibility reasons; i.e. Unix did it that way, and GNU should be compatible.
I like this plan except I would go for ElasticCache.
It’s crazy that Millennials and Gen Zs are already some of the poorest generations in recent history, and then on top of that bad investment decisions like this end up making them even poorer for life.

God damn, I feel like growing up we leaned too hard on hokey “Money can’t buy happiness” or “Money isn’t everything” narratives, and thus people never prioritized making as much money as possible. Now so many problems faced by these younger generations all have a common denominator: not enough money. That’s why we see these risky gambles and moonshots and digital pyramid schemes.

My message to future generations would be this: You need money, you need a LOT of money. There are many amazing things in this world but they will all be out of reach for you if you do not have money. If you’re not making enough money, you’re doing something wrong, and the longer you’re in that state the worse off you will be. Get money.
I was guessing some sort of cryptocurrency mistake story
I know that this comment is going to get heavily downvoted, but why is this interesting? Teen greed, paired with arrogance and disrespect for the money he “earned” :-(
That's still all your infrastructure components calling out to an external service on every read --- and for what advantage?

This isn't an app server; it's an infrastructure component, running (I don't know about Tailscale here, but we use SQLite in similar uses cases) on potentially hundreds or thousands of machines.
> So I picked a made-up conspiracy-theory that I didn't think anyone would feel emotionally invested in.

You picked one that was absurd but yet similar enough to existing beliefs to mock them with that absurdity. This is exactly the kind of 'othering' that the article pushes back against.
The Easter Algorithm (Computus)
The market is more like poker, than dice. Information can change the outcome, the odds, but you are toast if the wrong cards come up.
Yeah you're right, fixed it in the parent. Thanks
This is a path trace. Such render can take hours (and there is no temporal denoising in Uneal yet). Now, VR, must render the scene twice, once per each eye. Also, VR should run at relatively high framerates, such as 90 or 140 FPS. I think achieving this quality in VR won't be anytime soon.

That said, the scene might not be too far off when using Lumen, which is a performant global illumination method. I'd like to see the scene rendered in Lumen and shown side-by-side.
I don’t know about you, but I imagine someone who after googling a couple questions about my field and holding up the results as fact would be pretty annoying to someone like me who has spent 6+ years studying said field. New ideas are great, but when the most basic knee-jerk ideas proposed without any self-doubt expect to be treated as well as replicated experiments, it’s nothing short of complete idiocy.
This is exactly why poor people play lottery and rich people don't
I'm looking for some help improving the CSS for https://ramdass-search.net/

First and foremost it should be mobile-friendly, and I'm not skilled enough in CSS to make it happen in a short amount of time.

The site should remain JS-free, so I don't want to use bootstrap or some other off-the-shelf framework.

No compensation, I'm providing the site free of charge, your contribution should be considered a donation to the people using the site.
It basically does not. At all.

I think instead of foisting the most iron age-y least charitable interpretation imaginable you ought to realize that people have had a couple thousand years to develop a body of laws and thought around this.

Ask a Rabbi. They'll say of course not. Ask another, they'll also say of course not but they might provide you a completely different explanation as to why not.
I'd say, firstly know what "conspiracy theory" is. Not everyone who disagrees with a mainstream hypothesis is believing in a conspiracy.

Example, hmm. OK, I got one. The idea that the WTC buildings were blown down with explosives is not a conspiracy per se. The terrorists could have done that. To be a conspiracy, you need some wacky element, like the US government itself was behind it.

"Conspiracy" isn't a synonym for "unlikely" or "false".
Maybe consultancy to other companies? Lots of startups don't have a highly skilled CTO at the start of their venture. But I'd say try to figure out how to grow your business since it's been running for some years and I assume it's worth investing in?
I think he does a decent job of discussing the psychology of it. I've been following this stuff SPAC/WSB through Bloomberg et al and they can't really put themselves into the headspace of the traders like this (or even get significant quotes), so it's the first time I've heard a deep explanation for "What are they thinking?"
DIY energy: UK solar inventions could reduce bills