skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, this. There's a reason I avoid complex abstraction layers that helpfully "hide" the underlying platform from me. So, yes, in my hobby project that's a server application in Java, I use a simple, easy to understand micro-framework (sparkjava.com), a simple template engine (pebble), and a homebrew SQL query builder on the backend, and vanilla JS (compiled from TypeScript) on the frontend.

Every dependency is a liability, especially the kind you can't remove without rewriting your entire project. Adding a library to my project is a very serious thing for me.
I was already thinking about selling my sould (getting internet connected voice assistant). So I am super glad that there is an offline alternative.

I didn't even know it is possible, but now I feel kind of obligated to put those $30 I would pay otherwise towards this project instead
> then you will have, by necessity, built something which could be called a framework.

What they call "building your own framework" is simply what I think of as programming. You design a program, it will have a structure. Why is that "forbidden" and something that programmers are thought of as unable to do?
Java and COBOL share some common principles. The languages aren't the point, the platform are. They both run on high performance / reliable virtual machines, allowing a superior scalability, reliability and long term compatibility to what could be achieved with more coupled approaches.

Likewise, running COBOL tied to an x86 instance could be feasible but would be missing the point entirely.

You could more or less consider a JEE application server as a software implementation of a mainframe. Java AS (Websphere, Weblogic, JBoss...) are essentially what killed the mainframe and midrange (IBM i / AS/400) in the enterprise. So yeah, Java/JEE, COBOL, RPG: different languages, same goals under the hood.
I think OP means that without the influence/editing of others this led to asthetic-centric thinking rather than including the right balance of product/function-centric thinking, and the 'editing' was that Jobs could influence him to ensure the right balance was in the products.
I certainly don't think that's a thing someone needs to know to be a useful web developer. I've certainly never needed to care, although I wouldn't classify myself as web in particular.
The point is that setting an "asking price" does not in itself constitute a binding offer.

Nobody is forced to sell their house to a particular buyer because that buyer emailed back with "accept" in response to an inquiry about the price.
I type a keyword into the search field and it does absolutely nothing.

Tried hitting return, clicking the search icon, etc... nada.

Using Brave desktop FWIW.

Edit: tried vanilla Chromium and it's a completely blank page.

Edit 2: tried vanilla Chrome. Page loads but again nothing happens when I try to filter/search by keyword.

Very frustrating/disappointing.
You don't seem to be up to date on current events. The Russiaphobes are the well educated (but not necessarily high earning) people in big cities. It's the hip new thing to proudly broadcast your support for heroic Ukrainians and your disdain for evil nazi Russians.
Can you explain where the "extra" bone matter comes from?

The article said the bone gets cut and it wasn't clear if it get cut through and then two halves are shifted away from each other or the cut is more on an incision into the bone and the the bone just gets stretched by this device.
> Moscow is too expensive

Compared to what? Compared to other Russian cities it is certainly expensive. Compared to e.g. San Francisco it is very cheap.

> it prices even software developer leads out.

Doesn't match my experience at all. It doesn't require extraordinary thrift for someone with a software developer lead salary to start a family and pay off a mortgage for a decent apartment.
Seems like it’s about 75% heritable (if one or both parents have it), definitely not clearly recessive.
> The professional frontrunners have entered the game.

Have long been in the game.

With free data and free APIs being ubiquitous in this industry from the ground up, its too tempting

Tradfi is not competing and largely in the same place it was 15 years ago. Have fun with paying to implement FIX protocol
rm -r /Volumes/Kindle/system/.assets

Then

touch /Volumes/Kindle/system/.assets

I tried it but it only worked for couples of days

Got it from the script https://github.com/mariopepe/KindleAdRemover/blob/master/Kin...
is there a pre trained middle for it? what's the smallest cluster of GPUs you'll need to run this?
Lots of folks suggesting groceries and cooking, but I prefer the old "go to a restaurant and order and eat." It takes time, but so does cooking, and it's probably cheaper and hotter than delivery.
The golang genesis story is that pike, thompson and company were so dissatisfied after a ISO C++ meeting that they just decided to make a C++ replacement that checked all the boxes they wanted. They got somethings wrong. They got somethings right. But, overall it was their NIH reaction to what would become "Modern C++".
This is a wonderful thing. But does it have any positive applications outside of entertainment?

I can think of lots of malicious things it can be used for.
I'll simply have to disagree. The LQCD calculation of gA, for example, provides the tightest constraint on new right-handed currents beyond the Standard Model. The issue, of course, is that without a calculation the "new physics" is already incorporated into gA.

> QCD would need revolutionary improvements to achieve such goals.

Make the computers 10x faster and the algorithms / libraries 10x faster and all the things you wish for are within reach. Much more plausible than _overthrowing the standard model with something that offers easier calculations_.
I grew up in rural England in the 70s. Scarfolk is basically a documentary. I remember posters in our tiny local post office warning locals about rabid animals, and farmers about the Colorado beetle. My favourite touch is the blue tint to the posters. Sunlight will bleach inks, but blue ink was more resilient, so posters left on sunlit walls would take on a bluish tinge.
I listened to this author's interview on the A16z podcast. An important detail is that Scott Forstall brought him up through Apple over the years. Scott Forstall, the head of software for Apple, later lost a power battle after Steve Jobs' death to Tim Cook & Jony Ive. One wonders if this is coloring his opinion.
You can only use that summer house for 1-2 months per year tops, whereas your life would be passing between chilly winds of high rises and being crammed in subway/stuck in traffic.
> between wasting time writing and debugging your custom high-level abstractions and simply adopting a feature-complete, stable, and standard high-level abstractions, you'd have a hard time trying to justify wasting time rolling your own when others already did all that work.

That's only true when all the abstractions you need have already been implemented by others. Most of the time though, in addition to off-the-shelf abstractions, you need to build new abstractions which are specific to the business problem at hand; and shoehorning those abstractions on top of an existing framework which was not created with them in mind may be more work and may provide a less robust, way more complex solution.
spaghetti and marinara sauce ( bottle ) is easy
egg fried rice is same category
Jony Ive leaving Apple was there best thing that could have happened. The horrible keyboards, the form over function trash can MacPro, the removal of ports, the one port MacBook (“the adorable”), the gold Apple Watch, are all the fault ultimately of the design team under Ive.
Microsoft's poor Azure documentation is keeping me in business.
Well, it certainly will be if you hire his graduates.
Let me guess, VBA?
Thank you so much and I will look forward to what you guys can do with this. It’s definitely getting used right now and am sure you can confirm that on your end.
What's the generated assembly look like? I suspect clang isn't smart enough to store things into registers. The latency of VPCOMPRESSB seems quite high (according to the table here at least https://uops.info/table.html), so you'll probably want to induce a bit more pipelining by manually unrolling into the register variant.

I don't have an AVX512 machine with VBMI2, but here's what my untested code might look like:

__m512i spaces = _mm512_set1_epi8(' ');
size_t i = 0;
for (; i + (64 * 4 - 1) < howmany; i += 64 * 4) {
// 4 input regs, 4 output regs, you can actually do up to 8 because there are 8 mask registers
__m512i in0 = _mm512_loadu_si512(bytes + i);
__m512i in1 = _mm512_loadu_si512(bytes + i + 64);
__m512i in2 = _mm512_loadu_si512(bytes + i + 128);
__m512i in3 = _mm512_loadu_si512(bytes + i + 192);

__mmask64 mask0 = _mm512_cmpgt_epi8_mask (in0, spaces);
__mmask64 mask1 = _mm512_cmpgt_epi8_mask (in1, spaces);
__mmask64 mask2 = _mm512_cmpgt_epi8_mask (in2, spaces);
__mmask64 mask3 = _mm512_cmpgt_epi8_mask (in3, spaces);

auto reg0 = _mm512_maskz_compress_epi8 (mask0, x);
auto reg1 = _mm512_maskz_compress_epi8 (mask1, x);
auto reg2 = _mm512_maskz_compress_epi8 (mask2, x);
auto reg3 = _mm512_maskz_compress_epi8 (mask3, x);

_mm512_storeu_si512(bytes + pos, reg0);
pos += _popcnt64(mask0);
_mm512_storeu_si512(bytes + pos, reg1);
pos += _popcnt64(mask1);
_mm512_storeu_si512(bytes + pos, reg2);
pos += _popcnt64(mask2);
_mm512_storeu_si512(bytes + pos, reg3);
pos += _popcnt64(mask3);
}
// old code can go here, since it handles a smaller size well

You can probably do better by chunking up the input and using temporary memory (coalesced at the end).
Really depends on the person. I'm for privatizing all those things. No public spending on education, housing, roads, police, or military. Minarchists tend to prefer some services while anarchists may not want any government at all, thus no government expenditures.
HackerRank should be sued, and that $25k hush-money is just sad.
This depends.

I know people doing/with PhDs who are great theoreticians and good programmers but I also know people who (will) have all the creds in the world but simply know fuck all about actually making useful software/anything. Even in an industrial research context they'd be less useful than you'd think because they wouldn't be able to translate it into useful business applications.
They are probably getting a full refund of both the $10,000 and the $9,975 purchases. Eventually. It's possible they'll get $25 and $9,975 back and end up with $10,000 in bonds total, though I'd doubt it.

The website not stopping or warning you is one thing, though I think the real change needed here is on the backend: when executing the order it should check your limit before trying to transfer the money.

The way they're doing it is probably safer for them in terms of races or whatever, and who knows what ancient Treasury system it's probably interfacing with, but still.
The guy drawing funny memes for John Oliver's Last Week Tonight (Like the following) can be replaced by this!

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WhMGcp9xIhY/maxresdefault.jpg
The point would be that you'd have a secure and reliable method to reach, record, and distribute that consensus. Not much of a cryptopunk thing, but a possible useful application of the technology.
With my machine of that era I just gave up and started using an old bluetooth keyboard I had around. Even when covered over apple care the third time my F key was showing the signs I just couldn't stomach the hassle.
>there is no reason companies will continue to pay SF salaries for these positions when they don't have to.

Doesn't that depend on the extent to which companies are going to demand folks come back into the office? The flexibility that Airbnb just announced is great, but it seems that Apple is still making Cupertino a place for high wages.
CornHub
There’s an argument that goes as follows: in a hunter/gatherer context, ADHD is beneficial because the natural world is so rich, an attention flitting around looking out for a potential prey hiding quietly in the trees, berries nestled in leaves, a predator that might lurk behind, etc… would be a good thing.

In a world where kids are expected to sit their butt on a chair 8 hours a day listening to a burnt out adult babble incessantly, not so much.
I commented above, but actually fish already detects and lists only changed files by default if you do `git add <TAB>` (with or without -u).
There are two ways to overcome this misfortune. One, work on product features. Yes we'd still integrate poorly documented APIs, but we'd innovate on solving new and touch problems, and our technical challenges come from managing complexities and building new concepts. Two, go deep and focus on productivity. Yes we'd still integrate poorly documented APIs, but along the way we identify opportunities to build something that is meaningful and makes our lives better. Our technical challenges come from getting unusual insights to optimize something seemingly impossible.
Clojure is a parasidic language that targets multiple different hosts, such as JavaScript, allowing you to write React.js and Node.js software, as well as JVM, .NET and even Dart/Flutter as of recently. So the answer to what Clojure is typically used for is, well, a lot of things! Front-end, back-end, etc.

I myself am a full-stack dev and as of this month I help build AI patent search over at https://iprally.com.
> I’ve always gotten the impression that Ive may be a truly great designer be he needs an editor.

You aren't a brilliant designer if your design choices make a product less functional. And there's a long track record of Ive doing exactly that.
New tech tends to be adopted by something that could quite reasonably be called a community at first. As it's adopted by more and more people it becomes less so. So when email was new, talking about the email community probably would have made some sense, and I'd assume similar for telephones way back when.
… “traditional” as in 20 years ago.

Before that, it was mostly used as decoration, in the US.
Appears to be this https://github.com/edn-format/edn
what is his discord? is it publicly accessible?
Of course it's drive-by-wire, it's an electric car. How could it possibly be drive-by-cable? Cars have been largely drive-by-wire since the early 2000s.
The 68K to PPC transition was pretty good. But the operating system was running emulated 68K code for five years.
> observed the FBI-led harassment of Chinese scientists

give me a break - chinese students with USA sponsorship write reports back to their sponsors, and some of them do grab data and code, by the thousands.. I have seen it on networks and I believe in person at University.. one line about alleged harassment is equivalent to nothing without that context
I'm not a lawyer, but here is the crux of the argument:

> And while Merryman's view isn't reflected in the court filings, Goldstein said his "statement that the price is a firm $50,000 could reasonably be understood as a counteroffer, which Jump had the power to accept, thereby forming a contract."
That is very, very true
I’d be highly skeptical of that. ADHD isn’t “oops I forgot my keys again lol” (that happens sure), but ADHD is the literally being physically incapable of “breaking out of this current hyper-focus despite knowing consequences”. It depends on adhd subtype for the details but generally is a pervasive affect across multiple neural pathways.

Though perhaps there are neural pathways that can be critically altered in toddler years by damage from chemicals or trauma, etc. Not sure I’d call that nurture in the classic meaning, but rather environmental damage.
Local Hidden Variables for any quantum theory up to any desired accuracy (2021)
I sat down for 2 minutes and wrote a brute-force solution that ran the 10k scenario in 400ms in python. Hint: you only need two loops.
In that game/movie world, it is the name of an AI.

Maybe some passdown influence from Star Trek's ship computer, which had a female voice?
> once sanctions are lifted

How many sanctions were lifted since 2014? How many sanctions were lifted from Cuba since 1960s?
Very interesting I had never heard of this!
Although as a reminder selegiline and moclobemide do too potentiate the effect and duration of a stim.
Do you find it effective alone (not combined with a stim?)

Do you know what CYP enzyme metabolize it ? If so then you might be able to increase its half life by playing with a CYP inhibitor?
I have been banned from reddit for the stupidest and most unfair reason and I don't know how to circumvent the ban. If I manage to then send me your reddit username.
BTW I recommend this sub https://www.reddit.com/r/NootropicsFrontline/
Oh. Right. 5.675853 feet is 5 Feet, 8.1102 Inches

Naturally.

Yay. I'm 5'8
By object, I mean: https://eel.is/c++draft/intro.object ; pod types, even uninitialised, are still objects.

Also, uninitialized by itself does not mean invalid though ? For your example, I wonder if it would make sense to flag it: printf could be implemented in assembly or Fortran for what we know (a few popular libc implementations are done in c++ for instance), and as such I don't know how much sense it would make for its internal usage of the pointed value to be checked against the c++ rules. I'd assume the outcome would be different with std::format or std::cout for instance
It would be p-hacking if we just took the same data to conclude that old people are more likely to give bad faith responses. That is just a possible explanation for the data being offered to reject the original hypothesis.

At the very least, it is an interesting observation that the entire trend line disappears on removing data points where people guess all same coin toss results.
Lots of people are being diagnosed with sleep apnea now.

Does that mean something in the environment changed or are we just better at diagnosing it?
> Too many designers think like architects.

How would you know how architects think? Are you an architect?
This is PowerShell’s remoting model! It supports different transports (SSH, WSMan), keeps interactive elements on the client side, and effects actions on the server side.
Well, desktop and laptop PCs didn't have the extreme power constraints that mobile devices had.
People as talented as Ive still need a champion and a leader to balance his artistic sense to constraints in business. Jobs was that champion. Without the counter balance and support from Jobs, Ive became less effective.
> the claim that a nation does not exist is the rhetorical preparation for destroying it.

Not just a nation - any group.
Dropbox for Android?
Theres a ton of potential here to expand the horizon by helping solve Python’s deployment challenges.

I saw an interesting blog post today already that starts to get at the potential. The author, Eric Ma, interweaves python and numpy code throughout his blog post and provides an interactive REPL for the user to try it themselves, and all the code is visible in the view source for the page.

https://ericmjl.github.io/blog/2022/5/1/pyscript-python-in-t...
It was not a genuine offer.
The Wandering Village
Thanks for the heads up, can’t edit the comment anymore.
Everything you list makes the Mac more secure and more stable.

For instance, with system integrity protection, a bad browser installer can’t wreck your entire computer.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2019/09/no-it...
AFAIK these secrets are written to the chip during manufacture in much the same way as you might write to flash. They are not described by the physical structure of the chip at all.

Whether or not you can use X-ray or other probing techniques to find the current state of a cell of flash memory is a different question.
> It no longer makes sense to move from Russia to US. There may be better living standard in Moscow now.

Let's look at the numbers. I'll chose the capital of a country, out of many, that russia has harassed, stolen territory from, and is actively threatening at the moment, to make it a fair comparison.

Moscow GDP per capita: 22,060 USD 2018
Bucharest GDP per capita: 26,660 EUR 2018

Moscow average salary: 1100 USD 2021
Bucharest average salary: 1,614.91 USD 2021

If you factor in the massive gap between regular folks and oligarchs, and their employees, then the average worker in moscow is probably earning far less than that.

So, at least based on numbers, your statement of "better living standard in Moscow" is a propagandist lie you fall for. Even if Moscow is a Potemkin village, with big fancy buildings, the standard of living appears to be comparable to Bucharest, Romania, if not lower.

And Bucharest, thanks to russian dominance, is considered a poor city in a poor country in a poor EU country (Romania's per capita GDP and avg salaries are also higher than russia's).

His uncle should move to the US at least based on these facts. And if I may recommend, please, leave your country every now and then, so you escape putin's propaganda.
No but in many cases you could rewrite it as "why does Canada let rich people live long, drawn out, painful deaths of suffering?"

Given that everyone is going to die, defaulting to euthanasia in the majority of cases is probably better for the eithanized without taking into account class (let's suppose that life-continuation was permitted by lottery).

Of course people have emotional hangups, or religious beliefs around death that make the net human condition worse.
Eh, weird internet subculture things seem broadly within their remit. Actually somewhat surprised they haven’t done SCP.
I want to thank everyone for their contribution. Thank you so much for your guidance and helpful advice.
Imagine if the email had just said "excess part of the purchase: $25". No way thy would've made that mistake.
Am I missing something? There didn't seem to be any substantive statement or claim in this article besides the dubious, citation-free statistics about ritalin use in the opening. Why is this on the front page of HN?
So why are Intel using it now?
Some things worked for me in various forms:

- Set a budget. It can be whatever you want, but less than you’re spending right now. That way you’ll be able to do a quick mental check for whether you’re spending “too much” (relative to what? The budget.) You’ll go over budget, but at least you’ll have a goal.

- Similarly, when you get your paycheck, immediately (or automatically) transfer more to a savings, retirement, or investment acct. you’ll have less cash on hand for eating out.

- If cooking is a drudgery, you may benefit from better quality cookware, such as knives. Decent knives (not the ones that come in a pack of 10) made chopping that was previously laborious much easier to handle.

- Similarly, cook with others. Turns it into a social activity to prepare meals for the week.

- there are a bunch of companies, such as freshly, which deliver pre made TV dinners. They are designed to be healthier. You could try out a few of those to see if there’s one you like.

- There are services, like Shef, that pair you with someone in the community (sometimes pro chefs) to made food for the week. Also “aunties” that do this from their home.

- Find recipes that are easy to make at home. Don’t use Gordon Ramsay coming videos. Chef John is my favorite, you’ll definitely find a recipe you like and it will be accessible to make.

- Keep snacks around the house. Fruit, nuts, trail mix, popcorn, for cravings.

Good luck!
When the original iPhone came out, it couldn’t run apps and didn’t have GPS. Capabilities that my Blackberry and even feature phones had.

The iPhone wasn’t really good until the iPhone 4.
>I just swapped the batteries immediately

So even if I'm at home where I (almost) always have batteries, this still involves going downstairs, digging a couple batteries out, and swapping them. (In an office I probably wouldn't have batteries handy.)

I won't defend a rechargeable mouse you can't use while plugged in; the Logitech mouse I generally prefer lets me do this. But just swapping batteries isn't clearly better than can't use a mouse while it's charging to me. And with a laptop I'm actually fine with using the built-in trackpad 90% of the time.