skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think React is great. In Some instances of useEffect can seem inscrutable. I believe svelte is a great counter to a lot of the ceremony in React and I see it as the most compelling “framework” available. I sorta miss JSX with it but it’s not that important after a while. I find all the tech and rhetoric that comes from Google Dev Rel people (excluding a few gems) to be either pretty damn good but evangelized distastefully or just straight up incoherent. I find everything thing with web components and shadow dom and all that abhorrent. Yeah it’s the “platform” but the APIs are super complex, convoluted and filled with caveats all to not use a framework. I also believe the narrative that big JS bundles are ruining the web is a diversion. Google, and more specifically, monetization and advertising is ruining the web directly. Large JS bundles are secondary. Advertising and ad revenue ruined the web before the much aligned SPA.
> Prices will eventually have to come down.

Or, as an alternative, market is going to freeze.
I’m up 125%. 10% loss would be a great consolidation.
To The Wire? No way
People tend to forget that we use those languages, because the gatekeepers of certain platforms only offer them as supported option, with nice tooling and libraries.

Naturally one can bring others into the game, when they are willing to replace the platform owners in the whole stack beyond a bare bones compiler.
Rust has unsafe blocks, which let you dereference raw pointers. Also, remember that even in C, if you do something that's Undefined Behavior, the compiler doesn't have to emit instructions that do what you wanted.
You're paying taxes, yeah? And if you were to overlook those tax payments, what would become of your supposed ownership? And subject to eminent domain? Not to mention the many laws of the lands and social expectations besides.

How much do you really own?
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But in this case the museum doesn't have a better claim than you do either that they aren't the thief, just an older one. In fact theirs seems worse, just a record that they possessed it at one point in the 1920s. Could be that the curators who first logged it into inventory were the original thieves in the line plundering it from someone else vs paying fairly.
Not to make you feel too bad, but based on your sentence you may appreciate a recent addition to my personal REPL toolkit in Clojure which I very much enjoy.

You may remember the rich comment forms in Clojure development as a communication tool to your future self and others. Now someone made them testable https://github.com/hyperfiddle/rcf#readme
I feel this is even closer to the platonic ideal Clojure way of serializing your thoughts to file.
This has been studied for decades. The number of people who have had some kind of sexual experience with the opposite sex is far higher than many expect. I recommend doing some more reading on this subject before coming to the (ridiculous) conclusion that people are claiming to be bisexual because they somehow enjoy feeling oppressed.
https://kinseyinstitute.org/research/publications/historical...
I like your thesis, but the problem is we only need to look back 15 years to see that housing has had massive corrections before.

I think you're underestimating buyer sentiment. In Canada all it took was a couple rate increases in April for housing prices in the 'burbs of Toronto to drop ~20%.

Housing can go from "hot" to "not" really damn quick when prices start their downhill trajectory. What was suddenly a "must have, hot asset" becomes a "fool's game" when people get burned badly.

And based on social media posts, people are getting burned badly in Canada right now.
Well there's also this concept [0]:

> Radiation hormesis is the hypothesis that low doses of ionizing radiation (within the region of and just above natural background levels) are beneficial, stimulating the activation of repair mechanisms that protect against disease, that are not activated in absence of ionizing radiation.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiation_hormesis
I begrudgingly accepted this sad future and got a smart tv. The software is as awful as I assumed it will be. But every single platform trusts LG and just streams 4k without me even needing to keep up with updates.
The REPL and editor are connected. You have a key command in your editor that sends the form you want to evaluate to the REPL, which is in a separate window or pane.
I see troubleshooting as being more like a the OODA loop: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop

Observe - Orient - Decide - Act

But it might be more palatable as:
Observe - Understand - Plan - Do

Often, the issue will be a symptom that you don't necessarily understand and so the "Plan - Do" part of the loop will aim to get more information so as to better understand. IE maybe an experiment through change, maybe simply gather some logs.

But in a large organisation working on an urgent problem it can be hard to have everyone involved being in the same stage of the loop with the resulting chaos you'd expect.
The school where I earned my CS masters required those with non-CS undergrad degrees (like myself with a BS in a hard engineering field) to take 12 semester credits of additional coursework to make up for this fact. I'd say those three subjects account for about 9-10 of those credits. I suppose you could say they're important.
If you like parenting where you give lots of space, you might like [1].

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/29905586-the-happiest-ki...
You can do anything at Osmocom. Anything at all.
Science can't even answer "what". I'm not sure "why" is a smart question to ask nature. Agreed on "how".
This is a bizarre comment because:

1. there is housing that is >100 years old all over the US, some of it the most expensive in the country.

2. Brick and cement houses are certainly not maintenance free and crumble apart over time

3. Most of the value is the land, not the house
Housing prices are high in places with construction because the places without construction are larger and are forcibly exporting demand.

It’s all about supply.
Data race is only helpful for threaded code accessing data structures in-memory.

For all the other scenarios of distributed computing or OS IPC, it does very little.

Plus Rust lacks a story how it can work with OpenMP and OpenACC.
Damn once you see it! The quote for the raffle is:
> "We've decided on our 51st anniversary to give a brand new 2022 Toyota 4Runner to someone randomly who types (Done) by 7pm Friday!"

Like 1M people typed "Done". A handful typed: "(Done)"... but the programmer in me is like "nah dawg... it should be":

"(Done) by 7pm Friday!"
It's your fault, you were the manager, the yelling should not even have leaked to the developer, it should have stopped with you.

Edit: if you are managing someone who is new in a job, it's your job to make sure they don't push bugs to break important stuff in the first place.
But all consumer device were vetted with quite often drastic DRM. Those that no one will install on their computer given the choice.

So it's Linux technically, but not in spirit, hence a different proposal.
Wow - that's really good stuff. I feel like it would be really good background music for coding / grading / etc.

It's really cool that you did that on your own! Being able to do stuff like that is a pipe dream of mine and I'm super impressed :)

Two thumbs and would highly recommend!
I guess C# isn't popular.
Clojure is the ultimate interop language to me.

ClojureScript (shadow-cljs, nbb) for JavaScript

Clojure for JVM

babashka for scripts

libpython-clj for python interop.

ClojureCLR for .NET (beta state IMO)

ClojureDart for Dart/Flutter (early alpha state, one big shipped prod app on iOS/android)

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Edit:

I don't quite know how to describe it, but having the _exact_ same files in a full-stack web application being read in both the Clojure backend and ClojureScript frontend (API contract) feels pretty neat. As an example having the frontend accurately give the user feedback why his input form isn't going to be accepted without a server round-trip or duplicating code just feels elegant.
Broadly that’s PhD level. At companies actually doing cutting edge it’s ONLY PhD… especially given that one of their major outputs is academic papers.

SeparateLy… I find the same line gets used both for and against this degree:
“the Masters is the new Bachelors”

FOR: to say the Masters is now the expected baseline — you need it like you used to need a Bachelors.

AGAINST: to say it’s already been watered down and/or too much quality variance - that it gives about as much signal as a Bachelors.
Think your country is crowded? population density across Europe
The buyer’s agent might show someone dozens of properties all around town and not get a sale. The seller’s agent has it much easier: an almost guaranteed sale, and for what effort? They just hire a photographer, help choose a listing price, and maybe do one open house. I’d rather be a seller’s agent any day.
GCC is being written in C++ for about a decade now.
It is already there on the wiki page, but I must emphasize: if you want a manga illustrating this concept, Yokohama Shopping Log is in my opinion the defining masterpiece. I also highly recommend the OVA series, especially the first two episodes. With the gorgeous color palette, direction and music, they managed to bring a bit of the atmosphere of the manga to the screen.

Other notable works include Aria and Mushishi, and many manga and anime of the "iyashikei" genre illustrate mono no aware and related concepts.
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I also work in government and my process is this: find the number of the lowest ranked person on the team I need to talk to, and call them directly. Follow the official channels after you have gotten verbal approval.
Why is this so unbelievable? As in, is the number too high or too low? Because out of two relationships I've been in my life, both of them used apps to track periods and had near 100% accuracy doing so. Not that it should be used as a replacement for other forms of contraception, rather with, or just as an information.
And plenty of middle class families bought homes in Detroit in the 1950's that nobody wants any more and are either abandoned or torn down long ago.

I suppose you could consider this "bad luck".
So you essentially want me to write error handling code nonstop, constantly, all across my functions. Practically after every 5 lines of code there is going to be an unwrap() where I'm not allowed to call unwrap() so I have to know the details of the implementation, the error code, deal with the error code, return early from the function and then gracefully handle it all. Meanwhile in a language that has exceptions I just put a try catch around all the code I think works fine but maybe not and I deal with it in a single location in a way where I dont have to care about what the precise error code might be.
Error code programming really seems to be objectively worse for everyone except the compiler writer. Somehow people let themselves get convinced that this is better when it's objectively not.
Thanks to the link to @AlchemistCamp
Where are these ratings from? If Cobra Kai and The Witcher are exceptional I'm done with TV entirely.

Netflix is slowly reinventing cable. Reality shows, cooking shows... all of these cheap production things has an audience. Who am I to judge?
Or we don't slave away to maintain another community project and instead impose regulations on these companies to work for us.

If you are a teenage hacker with nothing better to do, sure, spend your time hacking a new OS to run on closed ecosystems. If you are an adult with work and responsibilities, take political action.
Citation needed kind of comment. The Void you refer to boils down to meaning. Whether you like it or not, religion is precisely meant to fill that void: religion means re-legare, to bind together in a coherent whole.
a NAND, and an AND with proper stresses and pauses, it's not that hard to say clearly...
"... there are few if any middle-class families in the bay area that own their homes except by inheritance or some other luck ..."

This is a ridiculous statement.

There are plenty of middle class (by Bay Area standards) folks who have bought houses in Fremont and San Pablo and San Leandro and Hayward.

In fact, even in Marin there are parts of Novato and weird pockets of West Marin (Forest Knolls ?) where this was, and continues to be, done.

They are boring places and middle class folks working boring jobs have purchased homes there year in and year out for the past 25 years. Yes, they had to make choices and sacrifice some things for other things in order to do this.

Perhaps the ability to do that is comparable to a lottery win ?
And completely forget international norms for health care :)
Is there any country that forbids this?
At least in socal stuff at goodwill is still cheap. What's been happening though is the rise of resellers online and physical antique/botique shops (both brick and mortars and at pop up stuff like neighborhood markets) buying everything any good thats set out. If I walk into goodwill at any given point there are 35 people in there, not buying, just roaming and looking like a bunch of jackals around carcasses already picked clean to the bone. They will go through all the racks and look at nothing but the brand on the tags, not the sizes nor the color or anything because its about the resale not their personal use. All the stuff that's left is mostly ugly junk that people keep passing over. I find good stuff occasionally but the hit rate has been so low because of these small business people that I just opt to play their damn game and pay higher prices at the consignment shops where all the decent stuff has been carted off to.
Tell me how you copy and paste a file on OSX with only the mouse, and the tell me how you cut and paste a file on OSX.

Its not consistent whatsoever.
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It’s nice when you don’t have to worry about what linter you should be using because everyone uses the same static analysis to check for this sort of thing and it lives in the compiler.
This is exactly like saying if the S&P was 30% higher 3 months ago, clearly it was not wrong.

You either believe the market is efficient or you don't.
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>Therein lies the problem. The district attorney refuses to seek jail time for drug dealing or most any other offense not involving direct, physical violence.

I’m not really clear how this restraining order helps what you’re describing. Do you support the ability of the police to impose jail time in a way that circumvents the (elected) prosecutor’s office?

>If you compare person prison years, the U.S. is an extreme outlier. However, by prison admittances per year, we're actually not extreme at all, even compared to Europe.

This is factually wrong. It entirely hinges on extremely warped interpretation of data that can only be generated by a person or organization that starts with a desired version of reality and works backward to justify that position.

Out of curiosity, in general do you view yourself as somebody that could at some point —in any way whatsoever— piss off a cop? I’ve noticed that people that advocate for longer jail sentences and does the whole “humans won’t adjust their behavior unless every cop gets a rocket launcher and a teleporter to send criminals directly to prison forever” bit answer “No.”
1. life has gone better based on data - this means there is more opportunity to being successful. if you are still not successful then it becomes your problem. it is more like lost opportunity has more cost in today's world.

2. human mind scales input to output - emotional output range is fixed. if input is low, we become more sensitive, thereby retaining same emotional output range. in today's better society, people are becoming more sensitive due to this reason, so with higher sensitivity you react to more things (and random things like what you see on social media).

3. we disorderize more - once we label as (depressed/anxious....) it becomes a self-fulfulling profecy.

4. social media - having lot of random stuff - doesnt help to create stream of consciousness story. its rathere mix of random unconnected happenings.
> to produce one litre of petrol it takes 1.29 kg of oil, of which 85% (1.1 kg) is carbon. And as only 1/10,750 of the carbon remains from the plants that were buried millions of years ago, our one litre of petrol is the result of 1.1 x 10,750 = 11,825 kg of carbon from ancient plants. Finally, as plants are approximately half carbon, that means that 23.65 tonnes of plants were required to make just one litre of the petrol available at your local station

Burning Buried Sunshine discussion and link:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28214230
Unless other techniques like bolding/italics etc are employed, or you work for DC Comics... because using MORE WORDS to correctly convey meaning is SO hard, YESSIR
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- "To complete the download of the full dataset, please fill out this form, which helps us report usage back to our funders, and we'll immediately provide you with a download link."

https://unpaywall.org/products/snapshot

Is that dataset different from this un-gated one? They're both indexes of Crossref DOI's, and they're both 120 million records long.

https://www.crossref.org/blog/new-public-data-file-120-milli...
I’m in favor ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (also a founder)
In sufficiently strict languages you can only write garbage specifications.
Perfect, exactly like here, thanks!
That's a very peculiar definition of rationality... But can't blame you, it's one of those words that modern language successfully tore apart, and most people nowadays equate rationality with logic, creating lots of troubles for themselves in the process.
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I think the real reason is shutting down of the 3G network in order to support 5G roll outs and more LTE.

This is a kin to raising arms over the EOL support of Windows Vista.
No; the price will decrease as buyers can't afford as much due to higher rates.
I made a mistake in my copy paste
Is it really that hard to imagine that some people genuinely enjoy being outdoors? It’s extremely popular.
Absolutely later. Then refinance.
I'm trying to do a PhD part time while working although I don't plan to go to academia, now or in the future.

For me it's a way of focusing on some topic related to my work: I'm a machine learning engineer and I'm doing the PhD in AI/optimization. I have spent just a year on it so success is still far away.

I know people however that went back to academia but they had some previous experience for example as teaching assistants.
I had this happen - they're disabling the SIM and associated line, whether or not it's actually being currently used in a 3G device and whether or not the service is currently functional.

When I talked to the AT&T folks in store, they indicated that it was happening even on 4G capable devices that weren't bought from AT&T and therefore were unlisted in the system.

It's simply being used as a driver for new phone purchases.
I remember reading that reproducibility is hard in these scholarly articles...
When will an AI attempt to reproduce the results from all CS and math articles.
Do you have an example of this preaching from Netflix? I'm having a hard time figuring out what you're referring to, but maybe I just haven't seen it
Kinda weird to complain about being "scared" when the subtext in your own post is that other people should be scared of voicing their opinions on a public forum.

Is this a bit of DARVO?
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Being able to modify accents would be really cool though. Differing prosody and regional turns of phrase would likely make the first prototypes sound very uncanny-valley.
Yeah, but that was 40 years ago, back when GCC still stood for GNU C Compiler.
Vastly different across Europe
So really, you're not so much writing Python as writing Django, which just so happens to be Python.
Have you watched his Vietnam series?
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I could not imagine that whatever this process must have looked like in the 1840s was completely bilateral for all parties. This was the era where you just sent an archaeologist and got some local day laborers to dig where you heard there might be good stuff, and took whatever you wanted back no questions asked.
Or simply use Thiserror together with bubbling.

https://crates.io/crates/thiserror/1.0.24
I think all the stuff about nocode/lowcode/jupyter/etc say exist the market, but is going in a overly weird route, as if nobody know what this tools can do.

My dream is rebuild it: https://tablam.org!
"The internet is broken" he says; a moment later he greets his wife he met on tinder, then he opens a 3blue1brown video, a YouTube channel that he himself admits is the first teacher in his life that made math truly click in his brain, in the room right after his son is playing Minecraft with his best friend, a little girl from Japan who he has never met but already knows a bit of japanese thanks to their long chats over Discord. "Oh so broken" he sincerely lamented.
You wrote: <<there are few if any middle-class families in the bay area that own their homes except by inheritance or some other luck (gift, lottery).>> That is a bold, sweeping statement with no supporting evidence provided.

I Googled for about 10 seconds to find some statistics about Bay Area homeownership.

Zoomable map to visualise California homeownership (very cool!): https://dig.abclocal.go.com/california/homeownership-maps/BayArea_homeowners_zip_map.html

Homeownership Rate (5-year estimate) for San Francisco: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/HOWNRATEACS006075

At a glance on the first link (zoomable map), the Bay Area looks similar to SoCal (LA/OC/SD). Why do people think homeownership is so low in areas of California with lots of good jobs? It isn't. To be clear: I doubt people on this discussion are interested in homeownership rates in extreme suburbs (2+hours away) and rural areas.
> segment trees or Heavy-light decomposition, or theoretical stuff like number theory, or computational geometry

I am not sure if there are any problems on leetcode that require any of these, but based on a sample of a few of their contests, if they exist they are a very small fraction (<<50%) of all problems.

The vast majority require:

- no DS&A knowledge whatsoever

- basic techniques (recursion, simple graph/tree algos, binary search, simple dynamic programming)
Latin American techies want to make Spanish the primary language of programming
There is only one reason to meet dozens of times with a convicted pedophile and child sex trafficker. And it's not "philanthropy".
> but I think that, in the UK, you don’t actually own the land your house sits on; Lord Such-and-Such owns it, and collects rent from you.

I've never heard this before. Is this actually true? Is this some background technical legal truth that isn't noticed in practice?
Maybe a lot of homeless poop outside would still happen. Maybe not.

But until we make it reasonably possible for them to not poop outside, maybe we shouldn't assume it's all inevitable.
Using it on Windows 11, works perfectly fine.
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