skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Digging down a couple layers of links from this, the underlying paper, "Partial State in Dataflow-Based Materialized Views" https://jon.thesquareplanet.com/papers/phd-thesis.pdf is pretty intriguing. It sounds like a potential free lunch in specific performance areas, which means it also sounds too good to be true, but if it turns out to be a metaphorical 90%-off lunch that's still very promising.
Warp engineer here. Warp is actually free for individuals.

Our business model is to make the terminal so useful for individuals that their companies will want to pay for the team features. Even those will likely be free up to some level of usage and only charged in a company context.
Happy to answer any questions you all might have about Neeva. I left Google to join Neeva about a year ago. Got inspired by the opportunity to make a better product. AMA :)
Flight Penguin's flight selection and timebars should feel very, very familiar. You can check out just how much we are inspired by the UX and values of Hipmunk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzOAtn2sNCo
> Auto Pilot for example is way over paying currently compared to peer companies

I don't think this is true unless you're talking about very senior positions. But they can give large bonuses.
When a game company I worked at went out of business and couldn't unload their aging Indigo Elans and Indys I picked up one of each for about a hundred bucks. I now have some regrets simply because their monitors have strange connectors, so i keep them around and they are heavy and annoying to store. That said I could probably pay off my initial purchase and then some by unloading one of their 'granite' keyboards (ALPs boards, collectors love them).
Yes, if you rule out nuclear, than Russian gas was maybe the cheapest. Energiewende fail. They are so addicted to it that they even wanted to brand natural gas as a non greenhouse energy source. This was a central point of German decarbonization prior to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. And the culprits are mainly the OPEC lobby and the Greens. With 70% electricity generated from nuclear, France does not have this problem. It's one of the things that de Gaulle got right. The others were vive la republique and fight the enemy at all costs instead of making concessions and armistices.
>just another in a long list of government agencies that shouldn’t exist.

I would add 'in its current form' onto the end of that.

The problem is, we have these agencies, so we can say, "look, we're fixing the problem," but then we provide them neither the power nor funding to really do anything but be annoying. I am firmly convinced this is by design. One side gets to say, "look we fixed it" and the other gets to say, "look it doesn't work and never will," and nothing changes.
Personal anecdote. I’m anti-woke, and I don’t discuss politics in any significant quantity.

Instead I believe in being a decent person.

We can talk until we’re green in the face but I welcome the day Twitter stops being a leftist authoritarian echo chamber.
Conjecture
1) unreal is overkill for web and I feel ue5 is more, you can make a 500mb web game, but I don't play it
2) web makes no money, except in China, but point 1 still applies
It's unfortunate that the name conflicts with an HTTP library in rust already:
https://crates.io/crates/warp

Otherwise, it looks neat.
Is that not effectively censorship?

Do you remember when Trump was banned from Twitter?!?
What bothers me is that it blends the lines between shell and terminal. A lot of the functionality could be exposed in a more terminal-neutral way.
Elon Musk's emails to employees about music on the job and following directions
I was hoping you were serious.
> Learning programming is not easy...discipline or the study habits...necessary studying to succeed... spend the time to grind...

Programming is what I did obsessively as a teenager. I didn't need any discipline or study habits. It was and still is exciting and creative. This is aptitude and interest, which obviously, few have.
I love the idea of mixing terminal and documentation, kind of like a terminal notebook. I wish there was an open source project that was basically just a shell/bash jupyter notebook and nothing more. So many little scripts, makefiles, project setups, etc. would be way easier to understand and maintain if they were mostly markdown documentation with some big "Run this" buttons next to the code blocks.
The name collides with a web framework (also in Rust)

https://lib.rs/crates/warp
> Where might Germany get its fossil fuels?

How about nuclear?

https://thebreakthrough.org/blog/the-true-face-of-the-anti-n...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26603464
"No idea though where pointer dereferencing as foo.* = 42" I have no idea either, but it does remind me of BLISS; I remember there being BLISS-10 (for pdp-10) and BLISS-11 (for pdp-11), came out of CMU. (Apparently there were even more versions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BLISS )

All variables were pointers; and so a common BLISS statement would be:

.Z = .X + .Y which in 'C' would of course be z = x + y
The reality is we cannot start freshmen on Courant-Hilbert. Even Apostol may be too much. If you have solutions I’m all ears.

And for all its flaws FLP is still one of the best intros to complex numbers for laymen out there.
Compressing a Movie into a Favicon
To be honest, I haven't yet put any serious effort into figuring out how to abandon Lightroom. At most... I just did a few searches for a couple of programs I already knew about and looked at whether they supported DNG. Most comments I found online sounded negative (but again, my research was too superficial). I didn't even know Darktable existed for example!

I am a very light Lightroom user. I have thousands of pictures, but mostly use Lightroom to categorize them and do some trivial edits here and there. The pictures are already organized in a tree structure with sidecar XMP (?) metadata files, so I don't think the LR catalog has a ton of information I care about anyway?

I'd be nice to have a pure file-system based catalog that separates edits from originals in some way, and that keeps photo metadata attached to the photos themselves.

But I guess my question remains: is it a good idea to continue "investing" into DNG by converting new photos into it, or is it better to "stop the bleeding"? Because from what I have read before, this format didn't seem too well-supported outside of Adobe apps...
Mocky: Fool content-based type detection(file) by inserting type signatures
https://forums.sgi.sh/
I'm new to NixOS too. My general rule is to try to keep my core system build/description as minimal as possible. Default to nix-shell first, and only if I'm using that thing repeatedly do I then test-install it with nix-env, and if that succeeds then add it to configuration.nix.
That a totally insane take. Maybe if it was Bezos or somebody. Not for some kid.
Conservative states are literally passing laws banning the teaching of radical ideas like "gay people exist". If that's not "prosthelytizing their ideology", I don't know what is.
That’s return on investment, not valuation.

Let’s say for giggles it was $23 at $46 post, even by today’s bubble standards, that seems…rich.
i was thinking bitcoin. really exciting if Solana could do it
Oooh, thank you! I had heard of "The Cinderella Book" before, but hadn't looked into it. Seems especially promising given the title that came before it:

> The first edition in turn constituted a major revision of a previous textbook also written by Hopcroft and Ullman, entitled Formal Languages and Their Relation to Automata.

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

Used copy ordered.

Searching for that title also lead me to _Introduction to Formal Languages_ by Gyorgy E. Revesz, which also looks like a good fit and which Dover is currently printing as one of their reasonably-priced paperbacks!
Maybe the answer is that any system which can't account for our experiences is wrong.
> It was simply the cheapest, most reliable source of energy.

What about the nuclear reactors that DE chose to shut down for Russian natural gas?
> Saying builds are a solved problem is a real failure of imagination.

Don't put words in my mouth, I said GNU make is a solved problem.
You know, I feel silly admitting this, but I still haven't ever watched "Heavy Metal". Now I'm thinking I should make that my top TODO item after work tonight. That's been on "the list" for, like, forever.
FWIW, I went through a bunch of these libraries recently for a personal-site spreadsheet as a react component. All I wanted was a grid where each cell was a calculation based on the combination of its row/column header values. I kept running into the problem where the data grid library gave me 90% of what I needed, a different 90% each time. What actually ended up working perfectly for me was react-table and just using hooks to do the formula calculations.
Those are just polite words.

Why does a critic make Twitter stronger? And why is that needed?
I think this was called AskJeeves. Google rolled over them without breaking a sweat.
I know its nitpicky as hell, but having insane delta status like I do, I really need a skyteam filter, this is pointless otherwise, ill seriously give you the delta diamond group worth of market use if you can add that.
All Actually Portable Executables run on NetBSD. I love NetBSD. I helped fix a bug in their /bin/sh. I even put the little orange flag on my blog. https://justine.lol/lambda/#binaries See also https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan#support-vector
You could order an external DVI-to-LVDS converter (or whatever the native connector/signalling was) later when it became clear DVI was set to become the standard.
You can't believe? Then why does even twitter admit it??

https://www.lefigaro.fr/medias/twitter-plusieurs-comptes-lie...

"By mistake", that's twitter's version of the story, so, there goes some new information for you, sorry if it's crushing your beliefs.

As for the long story: EZ was convicted for saying that most insecurity comes from immigrants, which is actually true when you look at the Calonge file - you just have to be part of the police or work in defense to see it, and France forbids ethnical statistics so people can't be made aware publicly about that, except by syndicalist cops such as Bruno Attal. The conviction is purely political and EZ should have appealed but he was just a journalist at the time and preferred to consider this conviction a medal of honnor.

Nonetheless, he didn't have twitter at the time, he has twitter since he's a candidate, and his account is completely clean, so is the GZ party's, but those were closed "by mistake" by twitter according to twitter itself, and since then, their content is systematically marked sensitive, for absolutely no reason.
You have a choice cynic or not being a cynic. All it is is a mental switch. Pick not cynic everytime. Even if you think it's a fantasy. It will change your life.
Many many people use and have used something related to Jobs, but how many people use Aloni's? The average person doesn't drive a lithium car!
1: yes you did:

> There is similarly a non-ideological answer to "should I steal bread to feed my family?"

> proceeds to describe their own thought process

you didn't even engage with the ideological elements of the question. Is it right to redistribute property if the need is greater elsewhere? Does the right to survive override the right to property? What if violence is necessary to take the bread? You just treated it like a personal cost-benefit analysis of a single instance.

2: yes there is. The fact that you consider them to be authorities on non-ideological positions is the funny part.
You wanna talk about contact patches?
I wanted to link to https://github.com/corkami/mitra/#mocky ; but HN does not allow it.
Yeah it might seem like a crazy amount.

Building a terminal is hard. We have to build feature parity, maintain a stable terminal-shell interface, on top of modernizing the product experience. The money allows us to hire engineers to work on this project full-time and create a great product experience.
Kitty is awesome, but no windows if you're into that. Alacritty awesome as well, but minimalistic and rust which I have no idea why it matters in OPs post or in general.
I have 670 Gigabytes of personal photos/video I go back through all the time, and other stuff... somewhere around 4 gigabytes of various things.
This finally came out on Bluray not long ago. I remember seeing part of this in the early 90s and was trying to try and find it again forever but it was never available.

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Wild-Palms-Blu-ray/245856/
Looks nice... so I tried it.

Starting airport: There are 4 around London, can I select any?

Destination airport: There are 2 around Lisbon, can I select any?

Already I have 8 permutations of things I don't want to think about.

Got a search result but it didn't render correctly... I use noscript but this is a privileged tab and there's nothing to allow and I don't see what else it might need.

Tried sorting to see if unlocks the blurred results... it doesn't work, I try to go back, but there is no back button as this is an embedded SPA within an extension talking to a web based API somewhere. I reload to see if I can get it working, it's blown away all of the history and state.

Is there a reason this has to be a Chrome extension rather than a web page?

PS: Loved Hipmunk, so I do want this to work.

Update: It was NoScript. FlightPenguin opens other browser windows behind the browser window you're in... and those all need to work, meaning you need to enumerate them and approve all applicable JS for those sites to work. Once you've done that then FlightPenguin works, and to answer my own question it's probably to get around the aggressive scrape protection that flight sites put in place.
The telemetry is concerning, but I'm much more concerned about whoever else decides to use your telemetry hooks to exfiltrate data.

I'm 100% on board with trying out a new terminal that is fast and has features, but there's an implicit expectation of the simplicity of the communication channel, and... this is not it.
In my view Google could possibly be the next Google. They're leading in AI right now and if they can get the magic we've seen in some of their papers into products like Search or Google Assistant it would be major moment.
Nix ain't trying to win marketshare it's trying to be amazing. But it takes guts to be amazing and that means a lot of people don't manage to use Nix.

HN tends to see success in terms of adoption rate & ranking. Nix is on another plane. It's beyond critical mass. And for people like me, it is a huge force multiplier. But I had to grind my way to the point where that is true.

I tend to not bother selling people on it. People who want what Nix does will find it at some point. So I just focus on using Nix myself in a world of worse tools. Feels great.
Fedora 37 Looks to Deprecate Legacy BIOS Support
My only resistance to that idea is this: Passing that law would invariably result in some deaths.

Sure, it would primarily be the people who had no control over themselves in the face of their addictions, but making all drugs legal would cause many, many people to either overdose or to keep taking the drugs until they died from secondary effects.

If that could be mediated, I am all for full legalization of all drugs, including "hard" drugs like cocaine and heroin.

Other countries have done similar things and found a decrease in usage among both new and previous users, a decrease in overall drug-related deaths, a decrease in drug-related crime, and an increase in rehabilitation.

I may not approve of using drugs myself, but I think what I do with myself is my business and what others do with themselves is their business. I would prefer for things to be as good as they can be with the goal of getting better, and broad scale legalization has strong potential to be a step in the right direction.
Kagi can filter domains. Do try it.
I know, right? What’s some random, core, local utility that we rely on every day that we can cloudify and attach a service fee to?

puts on thinking cap
> I just can't think of a single thing it would be useful for.

Have you wanted to love Pharo enough to install and use it?
Yandex CEO Relocates to Israel over Ukraine: 'Cannot Work for a Country at War'
> Glad to disagree, DuckDuckGo is good enough if not great.

For anything that isn’t the least bit obscure or technical. (Same with just about every search engine)

IIRC, someone on hn said that search engines are only good for things you already know are there, not for finding new information or different perspectives.
Sorry to gatekeep but corporate produced anything cannot be punk. At most, they can serve as a rent seeker for passing along punk to the masses but that's not even what Cyberpunk 2077 is. This is 100% corporate, focus grouped, committee approved, beige trying too hard to be punk. Which is fine if taken for what it really is but what it really is, which isn't punk.
The Internet as a god With Agency [video]
You're just missing the point entirely. Some people believe his shitty attitude far outweighs any economic value he has created, or wealth he has amassed.

To them, your attitude is bizarre and demands an explanation. To them, you should value someone who is a decent person over any money they make.

OP wasn't saying Elon Musk is a shithead. S/he was pointing out that both things can be true - he can be a shithead, and he can create wealth and innovation. Both can be true, and some people will place value on one over the other, much as you have done.
Hell even in the early aughts you would still see video toasters in use at small local television stations until they were finally killed by HD.
Nope. This is the future you signed up for, enjoy!
I think you’re still off by an order or magnitude (or two).

It might plenty to create a nice business, but a bit absurd to call it the next Google.
I'm sorry, yes.

If major platforms de-platform you, in a co-ordinated fashion that's not censorship?

This is all works on account of corporate policies - not law. Law would dictate that unless what was said was illegal, that a person had a right to say it.

Which is supportive of the fact that we are living in a fascist (corporate + governance) system. That the legal system is now a joke.
Gullivers Travels is ~26k png images, 14.5mb total
Trying to live my life the way Jesus taught.

I believe life and work have purpose. I think we should work hard and enjoy what we have. Not compare ourselves to others as you say.

I don't think death is the end. I think my work is to help look after this rock and contribute to society.

I think I need some framework beyond my own head to make sense of life, work and death.

As a younger man I would have said I have faith in Jesus and what's the harm if I am wrong?

I don't think like this anymore. I have journeyed with the teachings of Jesus for 30 years and look forward to meeting the man himself.
I think that Blocks are the most interesting feature here as it seems to fix the biggest issues with terminals that make them feel broken and out of date.

I am concerned that they will only work for simple workflows and not work with ssh, or docker attached shells, unless extreme effort is put into this area.
I look forward to a fork that strips out all the network access and SaaS options. Then I might be interested.
Jealousy indeed, I am a fan of Elon because I can appreciate that he is an engineer first in almost every way he communicates professionally. It is very obvious he keeps abreast to physics, engineering, and he even has core IT knowledge. I watched a 30 minute video where he spent 2 minutes explaining a trace route to a interviewer in detail and it made me like him even more.
Counterpoint banning books in 2021 isn't the same as 2000. Some ban attempts are just disagreements over required curriculum choices not stopping anyone from reading it. Most books are easily accessible in a number of formats where they were not 20-30 years ago.
Just because a book is "banned" doesn't automatically make it good.
Searching YouTube Watch History by Transcripts
You want the information that you'll eventually get from visiting links, not the links themselves.

In fact often you don't even want the information, you just want to solve a problem. I don't know about you, but I don't like learning all about air conditioners and spending time finding the product available in my area with the highest quality/price ratio that fits into my budget. I just want the best air conditioner for me.
I predict a new entry in the Terms of Service: "Tracking private jets is forbidden".
CourtDrive | Senior Perl Developer | REMOTE| Market | Full-time | CourtDrive.com & CourtAPI.com

At CourtDrive.com and our sister website, CourtAPI.com, we are building solutions that enable law firms and other power courthouse website users to become more efficient by automating daily tasks. We’re based in Los Angeles but have a remote team worldwide (Canada, Europe, Armenia to name a few). We’re looking for a senior Perl developer to help us advance our mission by: building new webservices to integrate with other SaaS solutions, building and supporting our CourtAPI solution, and helping keep our modern Perl codebase well oiled.

Testimonial from a team member: “Long story, but I worked there for maybe 6ish months part time a while back. They offered me full time, but I ended up going to a startup because I wanted to learn some specific technologies + up my skills in Data Science. That job was definitely good for some people, but it wasn’t as remote as they advertised it (had me fly in alot), and the team was somewhat difficult to work with ;) I ended up starting my own consulting and at the same time CourtDrive reached back out to me (perfect timing). Point I was trying to make was that I went back to work with them because they were so nice to work with. Not super demanding and very open to listening to ideas/suggestions - just a pleasant environment.”

Full job listing and specific skills we are looking for: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zezDxt7FM59oInpS2kNhqEpn...
We had actually already picked the name before we settled on using Rust, but we think the warp server framework is great and actually used to use them as a dependency at one point in time
> I’m ___, founder and CEO of Warp, and am excited to show you Warp, a fast Rust-based terminal

To be honest - it feels weird seeing a company launch a free terminal, in 2022. How will the company make money? How long will this tool be around for? How will this company degrade the experience, or my privacy, so they can make money?

I also don't know how to square my thoughts on the above with the need to have sustainable open source development which no one seems to pay for?

---

Anyway, neat to have a new terminal that isn't Electron, but I'll stick to MS Terminal. At least they already have all my telemetry data.
aka Freedom Speeches [tm]
Congratulations epic games team. Extremely impressive. Can’t wait to update
Seeing as how their Washing Machines self destruct, I don't think they may be that good at hardware either. Yeah its been a few years since we heard them in the news but I am hearing through the grapevine that they products still are poor quality(at least the appliances).

[1]:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4ddIfgarPg
I hope not, it’s too much of a compromise adding touch to a desktop os.
> Everybody has different preferences of how they want a search engine to look and feel.

I will never ever ever ever spend time going into the settings of a search engine to customize my search experience. Not when Google does a good enough job for most of my tasks.
I use it as daily driver and I wouldn't say DDG is great, but it's good enough definitely. I rarely use !g, like <5% of the time I search for stuff.

And I use it in two languages. Not bad.

For other results I find myself reaching to a bookmarked searx instance. I thought it just agreggates results but somehow it gives me different stuff.

And you also get magnet links :)