skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
After reading the article last night. I spent the whole evening about 5 hours getting one of my DOM libraries to compile with mypyc. It's a hacky codebase with little to no type hinting. I had to rewrite a fair abit to appease mypy and in most cases just used 'Any'. It's still got runtime issues and is buggy but I got at least a 2x speed increase on rendering a single node... https://github.com/byteface/htmlx/blob/mypyc/benchmarks.md

However I was unable to compile from my mac, could only compile using linux. but that could be as I'm using older version of dev tools.
In drug development, a lot of the engineering goes into making sure the pharmaceutical compound -- having been developed -- actually reaches the target area of the body. If the compound is a relatively large particle that needs to get into the blood stream, a nasal spray might result in the compound being deposited at the bottom of a person's lungs without ever getting absorbed. If stomach acids break the chemical down then digestion might not be a feasible approach. Intravenous might work but shots are scary, or worse the medication may need to be administered in low doses over a long period of time, requiring an IV catheter.

For a pill that can be digested, often it will be the case that the pharmaceutical compound needs a lot of buffer space, sugar or something else to prevent it from being absorbed too quickly. So if a pill says "Do not break in half" or "Do not chew", this is because doing these things increased the pill's surface area and the rate that the drug gets absorbed, when optimal rate of absorption has already been calculated.
KOM = King/Queen of the mountain, the record holder for a Strava segment
Political data breach in Malta: C-Planet refuses right to access and information
There's multiple external links on this HN discussion page alone. HN would be a very different place if it insisted on mirroring all external content instead of using links
My extremely rough math suggests 282-470 people go into the making of those teeth, assuming xenomorph teeth are roughly 10x the volume of a human tooth (5-6 mL) and that they have thirty of them, no losses, and we're talking pure elemental iron and not a protein/metal matrix or otherwise. Figure 7.8 g/mL as the density of iron, by 6 mL per tooth is roughly 47g per tooth, so in the ballpark of 10-15 humans worth of iron per tooth. Humans have 32 teeth and 30 seems as good as any other number, so 47g/tooth by 30 teeth is 1410g of iron. That gives us somewhere between 282-470 people per set of xenomorph teeth.

I don't know where exactly I was going with this but it was fun to estimate.
That is cool! How compact is code that sets groups of behavior? Can you paste any examples? This seems like one of the really powerful aspects of Prolog. That we can work on the microscopic level, and the computer can prove correctness or find solutions to competing constraints.
The solution should show up if you click the stats menu! (It's on the upper right). Thanks for the feedback!
Oh just some sarcasm:

"Mom smokes, so it's probably okay"

"I remember fondly the time an audience member asked the Go team "why did you choose to ignore any research about type systems since the 1970s"? (Emphasis his, not mine)

"It doesn't matter who points out that "maybe we shouldn't hit ourselves in the head with a rake repeatedly""

"Or you can be horrified, as you realize that those complex problems only exist because Go is being used."

"you adopted a language that happened by accident" (a direct criticism at Go users)

"Evidently, the Go team didn't want to design a language."

"Because it needed to be familiar to "Googlers, fresh out of school, who probably learned some Java/C/C++/Python" (Rob Pike, Lang NEXT 2014), it borrowed from all of these."

I just have up here. Do you really think a production conversation can start from this? ESR has flamed less haughtily.
So if I go abroad for two weeks with my family on a Tourist Visa and I respond to work emails and slack messages during the trip while the family is sleeping or resting after a hard day at the beach.

In your opinion the country would have the right to tax me, since I'm in the country on a Tourist Visa and I'm working?
Besides the obvious differences in diagnosis that others point out (my parents specifically had me screened, and both neuropsychologists said no, while every therapist I've seen as an adult says yes), there's some reasonably compelling evidence that assortive mating has a role, and don't less compelling evidence that parents being older at time of conception may play a role.
Technically yes, but practically no. This is discussed in depth in section 11.
Oh just some sarcasm:

"Mom smokes, so it's probably okay"

"I remember fondly the time an audience member asked the Go team "why did you choose to ignore any research about type systems since the 1970s"? (Emphasis his, not mine)

"It doesn't matter who points out that "maybe we shouldn't hit ourselves in the head with a rake repeatedly""

"Or you can be horrified, as you realize that those complex problems only exist because Go is being used."

"you adopted a language that happened by accident" (a direct criticism at Go users)

"Evidently, the Go team didn't want to design a language."

"Because it needed to be familiar to "Googlers, fresh out of school, who probably learned some Java/C/C++/Python" (Rob Pike, Lang NEXT 2014), it borrowed from all of these."

I just gave up here. Do you really think a production conversation can start from this? ESR has flamed less haughtily.
Yes, that's correct. Private branches are never pushed and remain in the local repository. In the linked article, it also mentions how private branches can be 'pulled' from other repositories.
The fact that the raw is 16bits says nothing about image quality.
>Human young blood perfusions have potent rejuvenating properties. Is there scientific evidence that eating human flesh/organs would provide additional benefits over raw blood?

With a blood transfusion, the "better" qualities of the blood would largely remain as it gets treated like all the other blood in the body. When eating young flesh, it gets the same treatment as any other random piece of meat. It'd need to be vastly superior to something like pork to even be worth considering, and it just isn't.

The real parallel with transfusions would be growing organs for transplant, something that is researched.

Plus, I think "young blood transfusions" are largely snake oil.
My teacher used to say the most important martial arts skill for real life is predicting a fight and turning around and running away.
Struggling with algorithm generality? Try DI engine; here is the solution
That’s quite a broad brushed, generalization don’t you think? Also, it’s expecting journalism to be a perfect discipline run by imperfect humans. Skepticism is needed in just about every field; journalism is no exception or special case.

In any case, intellectual honesty is needed here. The case against journalism comes primarily from those on the far right, from people who peddle pseudoscience, and from the rich and powerful.

They don’t want to be held accountable, and they don’t want the public to know what they are doing. Anyone who has spent an hour looking into this issue knows this is true.

Billionaires like the Kochs and Mercers (and many others) have people on their staff ready to do a hit job on any journalist or media organization who dares to shine the light on their behavior.

Going after journalists is what all good authoritarians have on their wish list. Anyone who sides with this kind of bad behavior and has been taken in by these anti-democratic impulses is part of the problem.
No Fuchsia anywhere. One might think it will never be launched for anything serious...
Curious, which companies "pay in cash"? (I'm not from US)
They reserve the right to pull video content and other data from your computers as well.

That could include edited scenes, scripts, emails, zoom calls, etc, etc.
If you have ASD, but learn coping skills are you not "less autistic?"
Microsoft Edge Secure Network and Cloudflare
You may be interested in [1] where they go to a great extend to show that the convolution operation that we consider in DL is the dual of fourier series [2].

[1] https://geometricdeeplearning.com

[2] https://arxiv.org/pdf/2104.13478.pdf page 27 (23 if you count book pages).
Ok, but what would be a widely accepted definition of trolling? Is it voicing unpopular/outrageous opinions that one doesn't zven truly believe in, fot the purpose of enticing third parties to engage in a shouting match?

If so, how does the obligation that there is a reply before publishing, prevent trolling?

The problem with trolls seems to be that they are very difficult to ignore.
Most companies pay in cash. It's really among FAANG and FAANG adjacent that pay in RSUs. Fortune 500s pay in cash, many of them at least.
When I read statements like this, I always wider what people think is happening in other sports, especially those where there is much more money involved. I mean the US professional sports don't even have proper testing. Baseball has had plenty of steroid abuse, for basketball one only need to look at how players look after a year of playing in the NBA (Dirk Nowitzki was a tall skinny boy when in Germany, he gained >20kg of muscle mass in the first season of the NBA). Soccer has had plenty of cases where games of referees and players trying to throw games, for betting or other bribes.

The thing is that cycling has just not enough money/influence in contrast to other sports. Just one example, in operacion puerto, which exposed blood doping of many cyclist. When there were strong indications that many of the so far unidentified blood conserves belonged to Real Madrid players, political influence quickly led to the whole investigation being cancelled.

I'm not defending doping in cycling, but it is extremely naive to believe that sports with several orders of magnitude more money involved dont have rampant doping.
Is Audacity in anyway a registered/trademarked name? It seems odd to me that other apps can just use it.
If you actually fall off a roof and land in a woman it's not rape in my book.
It is the good old Fascist's playbook. The justifications are variable, the outcome is the same.
> Let's start with bytecode. It "requires" (except for AOT work) a warm-up / JIT phase that tends towards slower start times

This is true, but relatively easily solved by AOT compilation which has been tried 2 decades ago as well as now and many times in-between. With a closed-world assumption done by Graal it is not a hard thing to do.

Re: GC

What language decisions do you mean? Other than having value types and some form of pointers, I really don’t see that much of a win. Sure, in some basic networking case allocating on the stack manually almost everything may be possible, but my experience shows that general purpose programs simply live or die by heap allocations and you can’t generally avoid them. And here the complex, but state of the art GCs of Java demonstratedly win big times, and this is the reason why the performance advantages of Go are not so pronounced or even existing for more complex use-cases.

But I will give you that the Oracle acquisition is indeed a good point - though it fortunately turned out to be a good thing for the Java ecosystem in hindsight.

Do you mean complex reflection-heavy java code or even simple explicit one? Because while I agree the latter is not the most common one in some areas, I find it to be surprisingly readable and simple, while still being expressive enough when needed.
"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth." -Mike Tyson
What is a four letter word that starts with “P”? That’s a big reason I’d guess.
There was Object Pascal, supported by Apple and Borland. In 1993 the earliest versions of TP for Windows were available already, and Delphi would come out not long after.
Very few people know the potent facts about the brain:

* your neurons are not in your "brain"
90% of your neurons are not in what you generally denote by brain. They are in your cerebellum.
The cerebellum has a distinct neural architecture, that difference is in fact clearly visible with the najed eye.
A very poor simplistification would be to call it our GPU.

* the spinal cord is huge and is structurally a contiguous extension of your brain.

* your brain is mostly not filled with blood but with the transparent cerebrospinal fluid
Btw there is a liquid almost twice as much more present in the human body than blood, the white lymph. It's unclear to me why we don't see lymph on dissected bodies. (possibly because of microvascularisation?) also anyone know how is lymph pumped? I don't think the heart pump lymph so is it stagnant?

* opiods,nicotine, and cannabinoids are endogenous neuroreceptors. They have the name of exogenous drugs because it happens they bind on those ligands but that also means that the brain generate similar but slightly different analogues itself.

* in terms of neurotransmitter s, types of receptors and even patterns of activation of brain regions per stimulus, humans are not much different from rats or other mammals and this apply for surprisingly high levels cognitive tasks such as e.g ADHD.

* the problem of consciousness/qualias
If qualias are supraphysical then how can it be created from a physical process?
Moreover where are you?!
Where are you qualias located in your brain?
And more remarquably, how many are you?
Our two hemispheres are highly (but not that much though) symmetric, we might have one consciousness per hemisphere.
Or not? But then what about those people that have their hemispheres crosstalk surgically cut?
They behave normally (mostly), and have two independent brains.
However the best proof might be e.g dolphins, which have a mono-hemispheric alternating sleep.
So if one hemisphere dream, the other day it's the other hemisphere. Hence two distinct qualiesque brain in one dolphin brain.
I agree. They are unlikely to be intentionally exfiltrating entire videos. However, should the software crash, it's reasonable to assume a crash dumb of some kind could be sent. The crash dumb could include portions of memory, which would naturally include data from in progress frames or raw sensor data.
I always get down-voted because I strike a nerve in some people. Chill, it is the Internet. Do not allow me to upset you, seriously.
If by remotely you mean "anywhere in the world", then can I extend the deal proposal for you, as well?
It's almost like Google doesn't want anyone to use this 'feature'... Great company.
In a lot of terminals, Alt+. (or Option+. on Mac) will paste in the last argument of the previous command.

$ mkdir hi
$ cd <alt+.>

You can hit . several times to cycle through earlier final args.
Thanks for playing -- I appreciate the feedback! Web color names incorporation and dark mode are both definitely on the to-do list :)
We can't know what would be new to you, without knowing what you already know.

If you'd known this, you'd have given some idea of your background. Therefore, the above is the only thing that we can know is new to you. :P
Thanks!
Fraunhofer HHI has already released vvenc ages ago: https://github.com/fraunhoferhhi/vvenc and it's _really_ good on compression performance as well as speed.
The difference is that we used our own HEVC encoder as the base whereas Fraunhofer (and most likely x265 team) use the reference encoder VTM: https://vcgit.hhi.fraunhofer.de/jvet/VVCSoftware_VTM giving them all the tools from the beginning.
We are aware of the problems with HEVC and VVC, and it's sad to find out that the VVC licensing terms are even worse for open-source...
I agree, intent and context are what matters. And the original use of “gentile” didn’t show any bad intent, and seemed appropriate within the context.
He's not past that point; he hasn't accepted the new terms yet. Did you read the OP?
I mean, Terraform wasn’t even really an MVP for your typical large cloud deployments before 0.12, IMHO.

I think those days of magic-HCL-generators are more-or-less behind us.

All we need now is variables in backend config and delayed provider initialisation and we’re laughing !
When you post, how often and how much is it for a generic poster, and how often and how much for a specific poster.
pax is POSIX:

(: > f;echo "$((0$(pax 2>/dev/null -x ustar -wd -- f|dd 2> /dev/null bs=4 skip=34 count=3|tr -d '\0')))";rm -f f)

which might be beneficial to remember if your file server has a better clock than you do.

also, if you're actually targeting POSIX, you should make sure you've set PATH="`getconf PATH`" to guarantee you get the POSIX version of utilities.
Extend it to every professional sport. Cycling was one which
tried doing something about the problem and paid a heavy price in popularity, funding and public perception. Other major sports won't repeat this mistake.

Soccer for example has none significant doping controls and it's obvious that every top player is doped to the gills. There is probably not a single clean one in top clubs. NBA is just a joke as well as is tennis.

About the only sport org other than cycling that tried to do something about the problem is the UFC. Before/after photos of some fighters are just amazing (they are way smaller/less muscular after introduction of doping protocols) even though you can still get away with some doping (some is difficult to detect or very short lived).
This vaguely reminds me of an old social network/forum from the time when Path was around iirc.

It was a public question/answer or discussion site with, again iirc, public full ID profiles promoting so called known (famous?) folks/profiles. I call such people the “in folks”. In other words “influencers”. That’s what it seemed. First look gave an impression that those people are highlighted, not the content. Checked it on mobile - a quick check. It also reminds me of reco.com with focus on people like Bill Gates et al as id people who read books just for the pleasure of reading would take recommendations of Bill Gates (okay, this sounds too generalised!).

Organic conversation is the last thing that happens on such sites. It might be different and best wishes to people behind it.

I can’t remember the name. “Peach” comes to mind for some reason but I checked and Peach is not that. Name was something “get———“.com I think.
Still have mine from the Air Force.
Looking forward to updating - thanks to everyone involved for all the hard work!
Absolutely. And functioning effectively includes retaining the ability to run away, rather than falling to the ground in a heap, which will be followed by your opponent kicking you in the head.
PipeWire is great (and so were PA and Alsa and OSS in their time) and I hope the PipeWire's end-user documentation will be improved, so that I can use wireplumber instead of pipewire-media-session. Right now the end-user story is still a bit rough.
Well humans sure have many potent shared delusional disorders, one being e.g to ignore the 750000 humans that fled to Russia during the 8 years of Ukraine war on the dombas.
The most common one is the idea of free will though.
“Is the tweet from Elon Musk?” classifier
"Not directly inflationary" does not seem like a very useful thing to say, since QE causally leads to higher inflation.

Japan barely had any inflation for a while because their QE program was temporary, and when it looked like inflation might go above zero, BoJ immediately hiked rates, contracting the economy(2000, 20006). This is how you achieve no inflation.

By the way, recently they've began trying a more expansionary policy once again. Using QE. It is working, so far. It might stop if they dive their head back in the sand!
Ah good 'ole customer diversion, intentionally making it as difficult as possible for the customer to do what they want to do by making them jump through hoops on the pretence that you know better. Saves google money as it takes humans out the loop. Lovely dark pattern.
Anno Domini and Christian Era both refer to the same system of reckoning. However, the former presupposes the Christian Lord while the latter only references the existence of Christianity.

Non-Jew only presupposes the existence of a Jewish people. Gentile on the other hand is a neologism which uses Jewish ontology to Other everyone else.

The idea that what is acceptable behaviour is dependent on membership is abhorrent to me. I don't see how gentile is different from barbarian, kaffir or mleccha.
or <esc> .
It is presented as prestigious in order to hire at least somebody into it. While, depending on place, work may be interesting the management usually is more rotten than say in dev.
Show HN: Spoticulum – Generate a graph based on what you listen to the most
It's deployed on a free tier Heroku. So it takes some seconds to wake up the server. Bare with it..
I mean it is unusual situations. And, I like my USB-C ports! But it isn't a mutually exclusive thing.

For example, I work at a university, in an office. If my laptop lacked the normal USB port, I'd probably have an adapter or hub in my backpack or at my desk. But if I'm in a rush to a meeting, I might just grab my laptop and not my backpack. So, if somebody needs to share a file using a bog standard USB drive, I'm out of luck.

I'm capable of adapting around this and it isn't a huge hassle really, but... my current laptop is cheaper than a... any Macbook, I think, and thinner than a Macbook pro, and still ASUS managed to fit in a USB-A (and even a legacy HDMI!) port. I dunno. It is ASUS, I don't think they've got any wild engineering talent that would blow Apple's mind... it just doesn't seem very hard.
Oh OK, thanks yes that's what I was looking for!
However if this NN can represent non Periodic functions, what cost does the Periodic function support incur on non Periodic function accuracy, if any?
> food in the developed world is mostly a manufacturing business, especially if you count it in terms of calories affected rather than revenue earned (there are some high-margin service elements in there, but a lot of them start with more mass-produced ingredients). The most factory-like food experiences most people interact with are fast-food restaurants, which rigorously manage themselves around revenue per foot and revenue per worker-hour. The big franchises have, over the decades, gotten very good at getting the maximum revenue out of both—next time you're in a fast-food restaurant, think of all the worker-hours that went into every detail of the menu, layout, pricing, and consider how it's amortized ~$10 at a time. Entire lifetimes worth of effort have been devoted to the question of how to increase your probability of adding McNuggets to an order.
He created Ubers SRE department. The word choice is correct
This one seems the worst: https://github.com/zws-im/zws (Shorten URLs with invisible spaces.)

I played around with it and there was some seriously sketchy interstitial stuff going on.
Minority is thoroughly abused word. (You have used it correctly, this statement does not relate to your comment.)

You are spot on about "Othering".
Very interesting post. I have made a lot of money on the side writing scrapers for clients on Upwork.

It would be nice to generate some passive income with social media bots as I have in the past.
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