skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Neovim has a built-in language server (ALE and others do the same in other editors) and since it's based on the spec that VS Code put forth, the autocomplete and features are basically identical as is any go-to-definition. Debugging in a tmux split is, in fact, "fine" which is really all you need. I'm not sure what build system integration means--my editor is agnostic to the build system and I would hope it stays that way.

If you're asking for your editor to run a browser window under its hood and chew up your battery for tooltips on mouse hover instead of inputting a short key macro on cursor, then I don't know what to tell you.
STL lets you supply a custom allocator for all STL types. Afaik, Rust doesn't and this is probably the price you have to pay for that feature.
Also it was 2004 and 64 bit machines weren't common. If I remember correctly you had only 2 GB available under Windows XP and if you wanted more, 3 GB to be more precise, you had to boot with a special parameter.
Interesting train of thought
I am not the GP, but if you cuss someone online, like saying bad words (not racist) just the f-word, you could end up in jail.

I am not supporting that kind of law or anything as I have no skin in the game :).
I would argue that functional code is much closer to Unix pipelines than imperative code. Each function takes inputs and transforms them. Pipelines are just function composition.

100% agree with everything else you just said though.
This could happen to almost everyone and maybe its time to review that backup-restore process to take into account restoring individual tables.
> Experimental
Following up with "verify the pull request and merge asap" doesn't sound like someone who knows what they're doing, though.
Good point. I get upset with Hulu because they won’t distinguish ad-supported titles in their apps.
A few years ago someone managed to email the whole of the NHS with a test email ... on a Monday morning... [1]

[1] https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/11/nhs-e...
The state of Western Australia has banned poker machines. We have a single casino in the capital which is the only sanctioned gambling establishment. So our pubs and clubs are a bit poorer and there are less of them. But they are not ruined by the horrible rooms full of sad people playing poker machines that you see in other states. I grew up on the east coast and whenever I walk into a pub in Perth I am always surprised by how authentic and nice the place feels compared to those that have poker machines.
If I can find more progress than in my real life, 110k is a fair trade. (joke)

The flip side is, no matter how the general public criticize or hate it, it works and at times, more profitable than most startups nowadays.

The game was delayed for more than one whole year as they try to fix things up, 110k is probably an optimized figure.

That say, the game is enjoyable better than most mobile rpg but brings nothing new to the table. I would prefer it to be a pay once and for expansion though.
There are a couple of smaller "cloud" providers who do not ([1]). I think this might be simply because they lack the tech for traffic shaping here. So they usually implement a "fair use policy" (whatever that means). But yes, ingress and egress traffic is essentially offered for free.

[1]: Another one is gridscale.io, also from Germany
Simon Peyton Jones Receives an OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours
Also, Apple Music allows you to just put any music in there and sync across devices, if you're missing something.

The reason between Apple Music and iTunes Match is that the latter doesn't replace your existing copies with the alternatives it find in its database. AM will gladly do it unless what you have offline is truly unique.
This is really insightful. Things in 2022 are so bad that the manufacturer of this addictive product is not only unregulated, but has actually banned the therapy in its ToS.

(If you think about that a bit it follows that the smartest course of action is to break the ToS early and often!)
The risk/benefit calculation of fitness activities is overwhelmingly positive. Their health benefits of exercise might as well be infinite. Even such a benign activity can be pathological though: accidents and lesions during training, anabolic steroid abuse, body image issues...

The risk/benefit calculation of predatory gambling video games is overwhelmingly negative. It's really no big loss if they were to be outlawed straight up. We have much better games available for our enjoyment.
That's because this is the way they thought back then. You can trivially pass json data between processes and make a coherent structured system. Nobody does it though.
More comparably grains market priced dropped. Thus grain in silo isn't worth the same anymore. So we lost food value? Even if the same calories and same utility is there still?

Some utility was lost, more value was lost. But in reality economy only lost some paper valuation, something entirely imaginary...
Most people dont know how to drive in roundabouts even in cities where they are plentiful. I like how it is most of Europe; always yield to the right in the absence of signs that say otherwise (priority sign or traffic lights)
Both the Pfizer-BioNTech (Comirnaty) and Moderna (Spikevax) COVID vaccines are fully FDA approved for a while now.
Tails 5.1 – Released (2022-06-04)
Not here, either: Folks are still getting it and folks are still dying from it. We simply don't have as many restrictions right now - though we are getting those again. Yesterday, some places in California are mandating masks again and I still have to prove I'm Covid-free to visit family in the US, and it doesn't matter than I'm a citizen.
You could delay division by 2 until the end.
I.e ((2 * S mod N - n*(n+1) mod N) mod N) / 2

Where S is the sum of the array achieved through iterative addition with every addition mod N and N > 2n.
This picture is too black and white. I have no interest in EA games so I don’t know if it appliesto them, but most “social” games make the bulk of their revenue from players paying small amounts every now and then, or ideally on a regular (a bit every events) shedule. The main target is not the whales, it’s the sustainable long tail (though paying players stay a small minority, even 4~5% of hundreds of thousands of users is a big pool).

This is basically the “recurring revenue” model, it’s the monthly packages sold in Yostar or Mihoyo games.

Sure, people who get easily caught in competitive schemes will have a hard time to stop, and will get caught in nightmarish situations. The same as people who can’t stop drinking and become alchoholic over time. This is a nefarious effect that we should pay attention to, but a super small minority becoming alcoholics doesn’t mean alcohol industry itself is a conspiracy to produce them. Moderate people exist. We should find ways to to protect the vulnerables, but it also means coming to terms with the nuances of the situation.
Isn't this the famous Gauss proof/algorithm that he came up with when he was 5 or something?
And I disagree, because over the last 100+ years the 4th amendment has been hollowed out with exception, after exception so much so that anyone that believes the 4th amendment "single most powerful check on law enforcement power in our society" likely does not really support any checks on power at all.

Your belief that we have powerful checks on government power is clear you support a much larger and more intrusive government than I ever would, I see the government today as an unchecked dystopia novel, you think it is perfectly fine and balanced, that is more scary to me than government power. That we as a society have lost the very notion of what freedom actually is, that we has a society have come to accept the gilded cage as "freedom"

Beyond that, It comes down to the question of constitution interpretation as well. You believe the 4th amendment is silent here, you believe the FBI is operating under authorization of the 4th amendment because a law was violated, a law that seems to be protecting people that are violating the 4th amendment wholesale (the nsa), and ironic twist if I ever saw one.

You believe this because our Supreme Court has been derelict in the duty at uploading the plain and true meaning of the US Constitution for decades, you like many look to the Supreme Court for the meaning of the constitution, you have outsourced your thinking to this body, these people for whom we in society have placed on pedestal, and ironically in practice have given a title of nobility, something forbidden in the constitution.

“You seem to consider the judges as the ultimate arbiters of all constitutional questions; a very dangerous doctrine indeed, and one which would place us under the despotism of an oligarchy. Our judges are as honest as other men, and not more so. They have, with others, the same passions for party, for power, and the privilege of their corps.... Their power [is] the more dangerous as they are in office for life, and not responsible, as the other functionaries are, to the elective control. The Constitution has erected no such single tribunal, knowing that to whatever hands confided, with the corruptions of time and party, its members would become despots. It has more wisely made all the departments co-equal and co-sovereign within themselves.”

― Thomas Jefferson
For Z590 vs Z690, chipset price difference is just $1 according to Intel ark. I think price up is mainly due to other components.

I found good article. https://www.techpowerup.com/289728/intel-z690-motherboard-co...
>> Around the time Chernobyl happened I remember that damages for the subsequent generations were widely sold as a fact by the media.

The media did not come up with this idea on their own. As the linked book chapter clarifies, studies in mice had shown there was cause for concern and the concern was first expressed by scientists.

The Chernobyl disaster was in 1986 and this study was published in 1991, and it is reporting on a large number of studies carried out in the preceding years. So it is reasonable to assume that the issue had not yet been settled at the time of the Chernobyl disaster. As is usually the case, the press and the public take some time to catch on with the scientific consensus, anyway, not to mention that there is no such thing as unanimous scientific consensus.

To put it plainly: the media reported what the scientists were saying. I don't think anyone was trying to "sell" anything to anyone.
This all sounds insanely good to me but it doesn't match what I heard from other French devs who emigrated, about the situation in the tech scene in France.

You're basically making six figure salary for much less work than 40h/week, and at a small company while WFH to boot. Unreal. :)

How common is that in France?
Do you have any data to support this assertion? It goes against everything I’ve ever read about how games like this make money.
Just like much of social media
Damn I can't wait until somebody does that on tradingview's GitHub org.
It made me think of how courses take test questions straight from the class materials. And let's say I'm a big procrastinator, and I run out of time, studying the night before the test, and I decide only to go through the odd pages of my materials, and also let's imagine that the test writer, just by accident, took most (or at least, enough) questions from those odd pages, did I now cheat? (I think not...)
s(n) =

• n if n mod 4 = 0,

• 1 if n mod 4 = 1,

• n + 1 if n mod 4 = 2,

• 0 if n mod 4 = 3.

Or alternatively:

• s(4n) = 4n

• s(4n + 1) = 1

• s(4n + 2) = 4n + 3

• s(4n + 3) = 0

Proof by induction:

• s(4n + 1) = s(4n) ⊕ (4n + 1) = 4n ⊕ (4n + 1) = 1

• s(4n + 2) = s(4n + 1) ⊕ (4n + 2) = 1 ⊕ (4n + 2) = 4n + 3

• s(4n + 3) = s(4n + 2) ⊕ (4n + 3) = (4n + 3) ⊕ (4n + 3) = 0

• s(4n + 4) = s(4n + 3) ⊕ (4n + 4) = 0 ⊕ (4n + 4) = 4n + 4
I made https://io10.dev/ to apply this concept to code notebooks.
This is a good question.

Golf seems very similar to me. There's the random element. A friend described it as a feeling of continual frustration followed by a high when he hits a good shot.

You similarly can buy your way to 'success' with gadgets and training or investing more time.

There's the community of similar addicts that gather together and provide a social element and re-inforce each others addiction. People's marriages suffer to the degree that there is a term "golf widow" for someone who's lost their partner to the game.

But I can still see clear differences between golf clubs and casinos, and there's also similar differences between different mobile games. I feel it's worth delineating them, particularly as golf isn't constantly being replaced with a slightly modified version of golf that takes it 2% closer to being a Casino and casino's are heavily regulated for good reasons.
Bluh, had the misfortune of gmail opening that one for me. So much for succesfully avoiding that image for the past 20 years.
The Delaware company is an LLC which then owns all the operating companies in-country (which you will need, if only for payroll/hr /payments/tax/vat reasons).
If this would have been true, he would have asked about Gauss (it's one of the most famous math tricks in highschool afterall). he didn't ask, op didn't know either. so I would have suspected cheating.

op's answer is constant n, but could have been improved to n/2 on average with a hash table. (but some constant overhead). so it really depends on the size of n.
AFAIK, there's a port of FreeBSD's bhyve to MacOSX called xhyve. You might want to check it out.
Wait. Isn't this the most important news since announcing Ford Model A? Are there any other commercial driverless cars out there?
This sort of stuff reminds me that I've got 200+ unplayed games in my steam library.

Of which presumably at least 10 are excellent, so think I shall pass on this slot machine game and play something else.
GRML – a Linux distro for system administrators
I think it's okay to label it as cheating and not feel like you're breaking some moral code. If the game is rigged, then the only way to win is to "cheat". When the hero in a story does it, we call them clever.
Cannot say about opinions, but giving a birdie even online is a misdimeanor and expensive affair.

Cursing someone or insulting someone online (calling an idiot) you can end up in jail for 2 years.
Hindu nationalism has the most support from Upper castes. The majority of Hindus in the west anyway support RSS and in the west they become champions of minority rights and anti-discrimination. A majority of Indians who come to the west are also mostly Upper castes because unlike the gulf which give the job to all strata of people, only high profile people are given visas which happen to be high castes because generationally they hold the majority of the country wealth. So how is your statement many Indians who come to the US care about caste due to reservation even make sense?
Why are people so fixated on the cost of groceries? The vast majority of a person's or family's expenses goes towards rent or mortgage.

If France has cheaper real estate than Germany then you could be much better off there even if the cost of groceries is higher.
yes, but what baffles me is that any spam, if ever, is directed at GitHub accounts directly, be it issues or contact addresses. The repositories themselves contain so many email addresses that are otherwise hidden from the platform. In a recent test of mine, out of 60 people that had their contact email hidden in their profile, I could still determine it by looking into commit authorships in at least some of their repositories. Why is noone targetting these? These are all active and often personal accounts, meant to not be discoverable.

IMO there's also no point in remaining silent about this, it's only a matter of time until the spam starts coming in over this channel. I'm pretty certain some day GitHub will cloak commit emails by default.
Blowing up NS1 would be seen as an act of war by Germany aswell, so whoever did that would be in a world of hurt sooner or later.
Yeah. The thing about these little agreements is they're all about what's good for the company, never what's good for us. They are inherently abusive and it's in our best interests to subvert them as much as possible.
in this game ? absolutely game progress is limited by it. can't complete a quest if your combat rating is not high enough and the only way to improve it is to upgrade your items.

how do you upgrade your items ? by upgrading their rank and the rank of the gems they have attached to them.

so how do you do that ? well either directly pay money, or pay money for for stuff needed to to challenge elder rift so that you can drop the resources necessary. or if you really don't want to do that challenge the rift without the resources and have a really shitty drop rate of alternative resources that can be converted into runes that can be used to make said gems. that would mean that you needs months of repetitive farming.

oh an the first fixes of the paid drug is handed to you for free so that you get a taste of how great of a drug it is. then once you're dry of it they'll keep giving it you at ever decreasing doses to keep you crazed for you fix until you crack and give in.

my experiences with game is that it was enjoyable until lvl 35 which you hit in 2 days of playing and just hit an impenetrable wall at lvl 42 where it meant full time grinding or paying in order for the story to progress at an acceptable pace.

I'll just remove it from my phone or maybe play with reverse engineering it to see how hard it is to make a bot. (on the first day there was already one spamming chat)
I think that the option in appstores to completely hide all games with in-app purchases would be enough. Like, if you don't know they exist, you can't get hooked. Probably banning advertising such games anywhere but on the AppStores, too.
On distribution/ease of install - you may want to consider adding it to asdf ( https://asdf-vm.com/manage/plugins.html#add ) if not yet.

Despite it's original idea of managing multiple versions of say Python, I find it useful when installing `starship` tool for command prompt and easily updating it later.
I had a ton of fun with Clash Royale for many months (even years at this point) without spending exactly zero money. I think the way they mix free players with paying players is absolutely brilliant (from a perspective of free player).

If I go against a player two levels ahead of me, I can be pretty much sure that he bought his deck and since he's going against me not some higher rank I know I have chance of winning if I can outwit materially stronger opponent.

When I'm going against someone with lower level then I can be sure that this guy has very carefully crafted deck and is a very skilled player.
‘Unsustainable’: How Satellite Swarms Pose a Rising Threat to Astronomy
What about a case where the interviewee is given an obscure problem to solve, yet already encountered and solved the problem in a different context?

It would be difficult to classify as cheating if they did not learn about about the question from an inside source. On the other hand, it also defeats the presumed purpose of the question (i.e. to test problem solving skills).

I was in that situation before, explained how I knew the solution, and did not get the job. While there were probably other reasons for their decision, they said they wanted to give the position to someone who was pursuing a career in software development, at the end of the day the candidate is going to be up against people who would offer up the solution with out further explanation. That is an awfully good way to stifle opportunities based upon the presumed (and possibly incorrect) intent of the question.
> Startup order is fully deterministic

It still is for the minority of systems.

On single OSs Google runs an init that is deterministic; as do the BSDs and some distributions of Linux.

For distributed systems your ops team controls for this; usually on the service discovery layer. (Don’t publish until ready, don’t start service until you can establish a connection to required endpoints).
Very cool video, thanks for the link!
I mean... a lot of your examples boil down to "With enough JS, we can smooth over the problems created by all the JS we added!"

This approach is why Reddit is extremely janky on mobile, while HN is perfectly smooth. Opening a new page on Reddit takes up to 10 seconds; moving back to the previous page up to 5 seconds. Meanwhile, both are almost instant on HN.
I've witnessed it multiple times during our UI/UX meetings that the engineers present there (representatives of the engineering team are invited too, to tell whether it's going to work with our current architecture/deadlines etc.) often give more insightful feedback/criticism on UX than the other members on the UI/UX team (why the stuff looks crappy, makes no sense, hard to use etc.)

I think the reason is, devs view a design from the perspective of a simple user, they see it with fresh eyes, while the UI/UX team probably spent too much time tweaking the design to the point they got used to it and all its quirks and stopped seeing anything wrong with it.
I do always associate Xerox PARC and generally Palo Alto with innovation

but what actually makes those places so special? why them, not somebody else?

What made the difference between them and the rest?
The SecureDrop Client is ready for Translation
This reminds me of something that happened to me a couple of years ago, near the start of the pandemic and when we had recently switched from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams.

I needed to set up a one-to-one Teams meeting with a colleague, so I hit the 'Schedule meeting' button, added my colleague as an attendee, filled in the meeting name, date and time.

I saw that Teams was asking me to select a channel. I didn't realise this was an optional field, so I just selected the General channel in my department's Teams channel. It seemed the most appropriate. And so I sent out the meeting invite, thinking it would only go to one colleague (the only one I had selected as a participant).

I realised something was wrong a few moments later when I started receiving out-of-office responses from people I didn't recognise. I checked the meeting invite in my sent folder and realised it had gone out to the entire department. Hundreds of people, including all the senior managers and even the CTO!

Turns out that when you specify a channel when creating a meeting in Teams, it also sends the meeting invite to everybody who has access to that channel which, in this case, was the entire department. There was no indication that this would happen, however.

Still, I learnt my lesson. Now I know not to select a channel when creating a Teams meeting.
Covered here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31627061
I strongly doubt that, due to the utterly immense scale of offshore turbines and better wind resource.
You have to click away one cookie popup (Europe), followed by two spam popups. Then the sidebar disappears and you cannot read the article.
You could get something like this using a Bubblewrap script. I have one which marks everything but the current directory read only and drops me into a shell in that container.

So a similar idea would be to overlay mount your system for that container so you can edit, and then on exit the changes vanish. Might try this actually :)

https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap
I don't mind existence of those games. But I hate how this single mechanics floods the market and makes everything else harder to find.

I don't mind casinos in Vegas but I would mind if grocery store around the corner was replaced with small, low quality casino.
Note how it says "limit", not "stop" ad tracking.
What alternative reality you are thinking about, for crying out loud? Both sides are using drones heavily every day, Bayraktars, Mavics and heavier DJI's on one side; Orlans, Mavics and heavier DJI's on the other side, not to mention the home-grown ones on both sides. Do you even know which topic you are commenting on?