skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To copy from another comment[0] elsewhere in the thread from cart:

> The story is similar for networking. Ultimately we will have a built in api, but we're focused on more fundamental things at the moment. There are _tons_ of community-developed networking plugins though: https://bevyengine.org/assets/#networking

That is, we do definitely want to make multiplayer work properly, and our data design should give us inherent advantages here. But it hasn't been a priority so far, as we've had other more pressing requirements (e.g. animation this release).

But a lot of what you want should in the medium term be provided by external crates; our use of systems as the unit of logic should make this viable, as behaviour implemented by the engine is not special. These external crates could potentially be made official if that made sense, but that's for much longer time scales.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31044108
Only one of the stab wounds was fatal. Without the one (barring sepsis), he would have been emperor himself.

Not that it ended up helping any.
If someone says "do not do this no job-function related thing, it will be bad for me" and you do that, there's very few reactions that I feel would not still be the company's fault. Someone wanted cake and some goof off time and was using this man's birthday to meet that want in spite of it causing him distress.

Everything after that is because of this cause. "This guy physically attacked me after I chose, against warning, to put him in a panic state" is an admission of guilt not a deflection of blame in my mind. Pretty classic neuro-typical behavior tbh.
Whoever is brave enough or impatient enough or aggressive enough to go first is how it seems to play out. This is a good thing in my opinion, because I really don't like sitting in a stalemate where my way of doing things (I'm usually in camp A) conflicts with their way and no one is brave enough to just go. So now you have a full intersection of cars with cars behind them and someone (maybe me) is going to get impatient and just go (usually at the exact second the other person decides the same thing).

So I tend to be more aggressive and just start out slowly ready if the other person does the same thing if I perceive it to be "my turn".
Nuclear reactors in Germany generated 80% as much power as all the gas plants
I actually installed moreutils just for errno, but I got disappointed. Here it the whole `errno -l` : http://ix.io/3VeV

Like, none of the everyday tools I use produce exit codes which correspond to these explanations.

For my scripts, I just return 1 for generic erros and 2 for bad usage. I wished I could be more specific in that and adhered to some standard.
As a Ukrainian, I agree.
Out of curiosity, what was the size of the largest employer you were able to negotiate an employment agreement with, and what was the term at issue?
Yeah I have the same impression. The author wouldn't have even written the article if he had tried psychedelics, which are often reported as the most significant experience in peoples lives.

This is just reductionist thinking, which can be good to temper things and reduce harm, but the authors bias is pretty readable
That's not correct. Firefox continues to gain new Rust code. Compare https://web.archive.org/web/20201109025230/https://4e6.githu..., the first version of this page archive.org saved after the layoffs. 9.5% Rust, 2.9 million LOC. Today https://4e6.github.io/firefox-lang-stats/ 10.1% Rust, 3.4 million LOC.
The way I learnt about VRML was FAS website.

As a young teenager, I used to obsess over fighter planes. Then I stumbled upon the weapons & equipment pages on Federation of American Scientists (FAS) website. See [1] as an example. They had WRL files (a VRML format) for most planes in their inventory.

15 years ago that was cool.

(1) https://nuke.fas.org/guide/russia/airdef/mig-23.htm
It's a cracked version of Windows with updates disabled, there's nothing "educational" about it.
Yes. Unfortunately it's necessary, you can't really trust a resume or recommendation and for an org like ours we can't spend a ton of resources ramping people up.

I don't want to doxx myself here but there were two notable cases I can think of where in one, the code assignment saved us from a bad hire and another where we didn't do enough and we made a bad hire. Both individuals ostensibly had deep experience, but they weren't a good fit for our organization. Everyone has to contribute code directly, we can't have a pipeline where some folks are doing high level architecting and delegating the coding/impl details to juniors yet.
Months after dosing with LSD drinking alcohol has the appeal of drinking department store paint thinner. It works. It's sad that people are scared to associate with it due to its demonization.
I think everyone is a potential mass shooter. I think the people who would have a breakdown due to a birthday party have much more potential than people who who see it as an opportunity for free food.
This. In light of the holiday weekend I'd say this will be gone by Tuesday the 19th at the latest.
Putin risks getting a knife in his back if he does.

It makes no sense because Russia faces no existential threat from Ukraine.

If it happens it ends the current "non-proliferation" regime for nuclear weapons which might be a good thing because development of Gen 4 nuclear reactors was put on pause when Pakistan and India tested weapons in the 1970s. Specifically, Ukraine had nuclear weapons when it split from the Soviet Union and gave them up in exchange for security guarantees.
>(Aside: I wonder how much of the initial planning for this invasion was done under the assumption that Trump would win a second term?)

Got to love the mental acrobatics required to think that an invasion 13 months after Trump's departure from the White House must have been planned assuming a second Trump term (since, y'know, Trump was a Russian agent!!!!!!1!11!!!). Anything, everything, to avoid the more obvious conclusion that Russia was more afraid of the US/NATO with Trump as president than Biden.
Thanks for citing something! I've been a casual Reddit user since ~2008 and felt very lost in this discussion.

In case anyone is in the same boat as me, heres an article on the subject: https://www.thedailybeast.com/hillary-pac-spends-dollar1-mil...
This is useful - I usually either use an intermediate file or a bunch of grep -v
If he had actually reacted in a way that justified firing him, they would have said what he did rather than hiding behind their zero tolerance policy.
For some specific cases simdjson might be the fastest but it does fare as well in other cases as seen here: https://github.com/ohler55/compare-go-json or here: https://github.com/ohler55/ojc/blob/master/misc/compete.md. Parsing the JSON file is only part of the solution though. There needs to be an efficient and easy way to extract the data of interest. OjG (https://github.com/ohler55/ojg) has a JSONPath implementation for that. Written in go is a high performer.
Greek mythology books (According to a Classicist)
For a start, the entire series of responses in this article is nonsense, beginning with the very first claim about "Web 3" somehow being a response to twitter changing their API. There's nothing about blockchains that stop companies from changing or shutting down an API. Chris even appears to agree with this in a later response!
He got 120,000 for lost wages and the other 300,000 dollars was for mental distress. You could attribute that exclusively to the firing, or more reasonably, to his company causing him to had 2 panic attacks related to a birthday party.

Title is accurate.
The Nazis falsely blamed the Jews. It's hardly "exactly" the same.
Yeah my cracked version of Logic is an educational release too, lmao
I created an account just so that I could comment.

I'm not a dev although perhaps in a few years hope to pivot to the field in some capacity. I do however work closely with devs, product, etc and i'm n the engineering space. Having said that, perhaps you could use this as an opportunity to solve this problem. What does that look like? Writing a book on the matter to help others since you do have a lot of experience and could possibly partner up with others in the field in the same kind of situation, creating a course, an app (there are endless amounts that focus on mental health and wellbeing but how many that are more focused on those in engineering disciplines?).

I have dealt with depression and an anxiety disorder in the past. I have helped some friends and family members learn to cope and overcome as well. By no means am I an expert but I do have some insight that I share with anyone willing to listen so that they can better maneuver around it rather than avoid it entirely and make it more difficult for themselves.
Eating garlic works even better for lowering blood pressure: https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/garlic-for-blood-pressu...
But combining garlic with breathing exercises might lead to unwanted side effects ;-)
While reading this, I feel Musk just pulled a Bobby Axelrod on Twitter. I'm curious what's about to happen because of it.
How would looking at a specific folder in explorer be proven in court?
That's assuming it's a real offer. There is a very high chance that even if the board accepted the offer Elon would back out, which would be a mess that would harm the company. It's clear that trolling is a big part of this (I would say the entire purpose). He doesn't even have funding lined up and doesn't have a real plan for how to run the company beyond vague aspirational statements.
Depends on the index fund and the rules / guidance they follow to balance.

Many of them are passive, and only adjust once a quarter or once a year. Additionally, big spikes by one stock match drops in other stocks, aka they're not likely to make a big sale because one stock (twitter) had a good day.
"Don't trust Microsoft! Trust us rando guys on the internet!"

This doesn't seem better....
Checkout amcache and shimcache, recent files, bam/dam. https://andreafortuna.org/2017/10/16/amcache-and-shimcache-i...
I hope you verify file existence and integrity using a third party tool instead of blindly trusting the syncer or eyeballing it.
From this: https://git.ameliorated.info/lucid/scripts/src/branch/master...

echo '#!/bin/bash' | cat - script.sh > temp && mv temp script.sh

Is there a benefit to doing this instead of just appending to script.sh? I see the last "echo '#!/bin/bash' ..." line, but why not do that first?
Generally you don't see it, but then again Bluetooth became available to consumers in the late 90s, shortly before the big push to lock up all multimedia sharing.
Apple's iCloud+ Custom Domain service appears to have no competent support
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I like being able to play without needing a cloud account. Can XBox do that?

I like being able to use emulators. Can XBox do that?

I like being able to use mod's for any given game. Can XBox do that?

I use Linux for my gaming these days because I just don't like Windows, but even Windows is much more powerful for gaming than a console.

There's a place for console's, but they don't replace everything.
I imagine the reaction would have been so much worse had it been a Waffle Party.
Self owns are a different class of owns, they deserve special treatment, different rules to play by, this is Twitter after all...
That's a really of half a century ago, when being gay was a crime in Britain, Asbestos was still used in construction, lead in petrol and paint on kids toys was still legal, you could rape your wife and it wouldn't be a crime, and, most shockingly, the top marginal tax rate in US was 70%, and today anyone suggesting that is cla communist.
That's my point about it being funny. In one place a 3 month notice period is considered a gardening leave for special higher level employees and you still basically get escorted out of the building.

In other parts of the world it is just the bog standard notice period and nobody is escorted out of any building and expected to keep working during that 3 month period.
Garbage popping up constantly? No idea what you're talking about.
You just named my next rock band
What more viable option achieves the goals of this project?
Trying to convert introverts should be viewed about the same as "conversion therapy" for LGBT.
EU as a whole is sadly too risk averse and going downhill because of it. While quality of life is still great there, the GDP share of EU is falling.

I believe the main reason is that people in EU in general prefer to invest in bonds instead of businesses / stocks even for long term (where stocks make more sense), but government bonds themselves can't move the world forward.
>The one use case I have seen for blockchain that is real is that cryptocurrency is great for moving money around the world when governments or banks maybe don't want you to do so.

No it isn't. You don't need blockchains to create illegal banks and exchanges or to launder money. All of that was around for a long time before blockchains. You could even create those things "as a service" without blockchains, it would be just as shady and illegal. I'm serious here, there is absolutely no practical value to blockchains whatsoever.
Virgin API Consumer vs. Chad Third-Party Scraper
Fine, if you think that's a serious argument, go ahead.

It's literally step 1 in this discussion which is currently at about step 3104 and climbing.

Don't like it? Sorry about that.
I'm not who you're replying to, but this has been my experience in some communities I enjoy while I've had the opposite experience in others.

For example, I used to love /r/conspiracy which is now rather overrun with a particular kind of conspiracy theorist and I no longer feel welcome.

Speaking from the gut I'd say more communities have slid to the left than the right, but nearly all of my communities have been more politicized and it reduces the amount I use the service considerably.
DMCA literally has an exemption for reverse engineering for educational and interoperability purposes.

This isn’t the pwn you think it is, lol
Probably push notification spam enabled by some laptop makers by default.
AFAIK post-quantum crypto all has larger key sizes and much(?) worse performance. Has that changed? If not, I don't see ECC becoming obsolete any time soon.
> both major parties have serious corruption, but it seems to have become way worse on one side than the other recently

It's interesting because any two random people might not agree on which side is "worse" in this regard. People often think they're immune to the tactics and propaganda of the other side, but they'll frequently fail to see the same or very similar stuff happening on their own side, or they'll downplay it because it doesn't affect them so much personally.
> And you are an alarmist. You are saying that this must lead to this, and you can’t prove it. These are the beginnings, yes; but how do you know for sure when you don’t know the end, and how do you know, or even surmise, the end? On the one hand, your enemies, the law, the regime, the Party, intimidate you. On the other, your colleagues pooh-pooh you as pessimistic or even neurotic. You are left with your close friends, who are, naturally, people who have always thought as you have.

I remember reading this long before the Internet and thinking that it made sense. The world was literally going insane around the author but nobody noticed. It happened through an accumulation of no-crisis baby steps, year after year.

The mass adoption of the Internet has caused me to reconsider. Every crackpot I've ever encountered thinks exactly the same thing, namely that we're all asleep while <major issue> continues unabated. How can we be so blind to it!

This is not to dismiss the author, who clearly saw some shit, but rather to point out the very fine line between crackpot and prophet, at least when viewed on the surface.
What about jooq?

https://www.jooq.org/
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It's the boom/bust cycle we've experienced with Ruby on Rails, Node.js, Scala, MongoDB.

The initial adopter/FOMO/hype phase is over.
I am surprised by the many post who make this statement. I mean this is significant financial risk based on the notion of "I guess they won't really enforce it".
Are You Muted?: A Privacy Analysis of Mute Buttons in Video Conferencing
We use EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) where I work. We were pretty good at our core business, but really bad at setting goals, planning, making decisions, etc. EOS gives us a framework to do that so we can focus on what we're actually good it.

This book is a good intro:

https://www.amazon.com/Traction-Get-Grip-Your-Business-ebook...
> notably the Euro shared currency without shared monetary policy

What? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Central_Bank
I am curious: is it actually possible, even in principle, to have a blind placebo controlled psychedelics study?

How can you not be aware of whether you have consumed a psychedelic substance or a sugar pill, assuming we are not discussing something like micro-dosing?
Using `vipe` you can do things like:

$ pbpaste | vipe | pbcopy

Which will open your editor so you can edit whatever is in your clipboard.
That doesn’t affect the economics (and environmental impact) of mining the moon vs the earth for industrially useful metals.

The actual cost for Starship is unlikely to be the crazy low numbers space nerds like us are hoping for. No space launch system (including Falcon) has ever reached its theoretical minimum cost. It will be transformative, but not too cheap to meter.
I dunno. Just bind your app to a named socket, and use that in nginx or caddy
This reads exactly like an HN comment, tone and everything.
Yeah, but even if 10% of the warheads go off vaguely on target, it's still really bad.
I mean, I stuck on Vista for forever even while Microsoft incentivized my university to install 7 on student laptops for free, just because 7's taskbar forced windows to be grouped (*), but that didn't stop Vista from dying.

(*): To be precise since "grouped" means different things: In 7's taskbar, multiple windows of the same application would be forced to be adjacent. I preferred my windows to be ordered by context, not by which application they belonged to, eg VS-terminal-explorer-browser for project 1, then VS-terminal-explorer-browser for project 2, and so on. Eventually 7 Taskbar Tweaker became a thing that allowed this, so I switched.
Plenty of people can buy them, even at my tiny town back home, that is a little more than "everyone else".
Correct. California is its own beast when it comes to employment law and franchise law and a host of related issues.

Edit: and I glossed over the part about "employees living full time in California." My bad.
7zip?
It is amazing, that a company with the amount of resources that Apples has, can screw up support for basic services, such as email, so badly.

It appears that it's not possible for a normal person to report actual problems, or get in touch with people who actually support the iCloud side of the house.

The desktop and app support works great, but if Apple is going to play in the "premium email provider" space, they need to make some improvements.
The weird thing is that in Germany you have these competing speeds that make driving worse for everyone. That 20kph difference is responsible for a lot of bad behavior on smaller roads. On the Autobahn the differences are even bigger, even if there's more space (a second lane) but then like you mentioned there is a lot of traffic.

In the US and Canada for example the speed limit is just the same. Everyone goes at 100kph in Canada, truck or no truck. While you have people speeding there as well obviously, everyone is sort of going at the same speed.
I've yet to see such a system (in production) except for Sonic, but sonic doesn't allow for full-text search only search on a key-by-key basis.
Do you mean v0.2.0 or v0.2.2? From a cursory look at the repo, it looks like alloc_threaded_grad was added in 0.2.1, so the UndefVarError makes sense if you were using the older 0.2.0 version.
There are mirrors for 7zip. The code is shared as a zip archive on Sourceforge as well.

https://www.7-zip.org/
https://github.com/mcmilk/7-Zip
Right. See my other comment.
This project has been around for years now lol
"free-speech absolutism" is an absolute view toward free speech. GP isn't saying supporting free speech itself is absolutism.

The goal in the US Constitution is to prevent the government from abridging people's right to free speech. Twitter is not the government.
I’ve always felt the DK effect is cynical pseudoscience for midwit egos. It’s a sophistic statement of the obvious dressed up as an insight. But worse, it serves to obvert something interesting and beautiful about humans - that even very intellectually challenged people sometimes can, over time, develop behaviours and strategies that nobody else would have thought of, and form a kind of background awareness of their shortcomings even if they aren’t equipped to verbalise them, allowing them to manage their differences and rise to challenges and social responsibilities that were assumed to be beyond their potential. Forrest Gump springs to mind as an albeit fictional example of the phenomenon I’m talking about. I think this is a far more interesting area than the vapid tautology known as the DK effect.
I still haven't been able to use Bevy yet, but as always: the release notes are a joy to read and the speed of development is impressive.

The only question concerns the missing last paragraph: what's next on the roadmap? Is a UI overhaul (and an early stage editor) happening soonish?
Ask HN: Paragraphs – should they contain line breaks?
Reviewing the documentation from Stoical[1], it occurs to me that fixed line length text is archaic. I'm new to the Linux/C/Git world of things, so I don't want to be rash. (and it seems like a great question for a Friday afternoon)

Is it reasonable to get rid of all the extra line breaks and make something that flows better on all screen sizes?

[1] - https://github.com/mikewarot/stoical/blob/main/doc/Stoical

PS: Thanks for all the help last week.
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Sparc with ADI is also far from a common deployment; it came out on the M7, and then Oracle cancelled Sparc development upon taping out the M8.

And ARM MTE on Linux has millions of deployments in Android.
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Also, the gaming industry has shifted such that performance is important. Go on any gaming forum and assert 30fps and 60fps are equivalent, or a 60fps that's not stable is OK.

Unity in particular was a meme for the last generation due to CPU-based stuttering.