skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Does this mean that those who bought their cars before can resell in the used market for a better price ? Sounds great if you already own a Tesla.
Anybody else interested in writing a WASM VM for the 6502 or 65816 etc? This was my brainwave this week. I think this would be a supremely nerdy fun thing to do.
It depends. Perhaps for blind people tapping 4 numbers isn't so easy.
>If Musk had anything new to tell the world about his plans, he didn't choose to share it with his future employees, and rather than wooing them, he threw down a gauntlet: "If someone is getting useful things done, great. if not, why are they at the company?

I disagree with the conclusion of this article. The vibe i got from this presentation is that musk will abolish the CEO title, Call himself some whaky name related to product, fire around 20% of the company and turn Twitter into a American WeChat.

Making no judgements on whether thats a good thing, but Twitter will become a 'Musk Company". And like other Musk company's, he will cut costs until the company is 'break-even'.
Reddit is in the process of going public. They began filing last year.
> Why, for instance, you would have to pay 60+% of your faang engineer salary as taxes in some countries?

With a FAANG salary the tax rate is pretty similar in California to the UK, Norway and Germany, working out between 42-46% on a $500k income. France is somewhat higher at 57%.

Silicon Valley FAANG engineers are paying almost 10% more in income tax than those in states like Washington or Texas without an income tax. So why did Silicon Valley grow up here rather than in those other states? At least in part it was the enormous public investment by the Department of Defense during the Cold War.
Currently building https://sqwok.im after years of using Reddit but seeking a better experience for live conversation.

Def not perfect and long way to go but so far it's been fun!
Observing Earth from Space with Streamlit
CTD
Maybe some day it will come to Linux! I think technically most of it would already work there, but some stuff requires native windowing API calls that I'll need to figure out and port over... plus all the install/distribution stuff... and the, uh, enhanced surface area for support haha. It would be awesome to get it running on Linux though.

I haven't played with Smooth Cut, I'll have to check that out. It sounds handy! Might be something I could just "turn on" in the XML file too, I'm not sure.
This is what Cockroach does as well: https://www.cockroachlabs.com/docs/stable/licensing-faqs.htm...
> In short, people forget about Combined Arms warfare. One cannot look at the tank, or other arms of a military without understanding how it supports and is supported by the others. When that is overlooked, misunderstandings and exaggerated conclusions are the result.

The modern Combined Arms Warfare is so similar to the medieval "Infantry, Archers, and Cavalry". Infantry is still infantry. Archers are now air support. Cavalry is armour.

History doesn't repeat but it rhymes. Tanks won't be obsoleted by anything currently deployed, but if you manage to squeeze an a antitank munition (like some sort of armour piercing super-RPG) into a weapon an infantryman (every infantryman) carries, that might do it.
Shadowbanned (through automoderator) from all Dutch subs (same clique of moderators) for no apparent reason and mods won't even respond to my messages. Apparently I'm far from the only one this has happened to.

If Reddit doesn't do itself in it'll be the moderators ruining their own communities.
Yes, if you are living in a tent and are addicted to opiates, I doubt that "medical debt" would be anything that even registers on your radar. You'll get emergency medical care as needed at the nearest public ER, and since you don't have an address they probably won't even bother to try to send you a bill.
Which is why we have to deal with such intense and annoying interviews...
Yeah, but what about scraping the entirety of a user's comment history to drive it through the algorithm to advertise to the things they aren't explicitly showing interest in?
The other way to do this is to move to another camera angle which hides the cuts, although you certainly don't want to do this if the cuts are very short like the ones in the example on teh website. Recording 4k footage you can cut multiple HD "angles" out of it, eg zooms which you can use instead of multiple cameras.
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and perspective.
Still, if many sites use this standard the users will be used to its UI and the vendor has a chance to improve it for everyone when people complain about it.
Certain disappointment, likewise.
if by "enhance the distance" you mean Intel will fall farther in terms of price and performance to AMD, you're probably right.
Same here, but only for July and August!

I don't know why, but I can easily map 1-6 to Jan-Jun. And I can easily map 9-12 with Sep-Dec. But July and August always trip me up.
Places like HN and Reddit are fun for things one has an understanding of but not expertise in. You can hash out arguments, get corrected when wrong and genuinely learn from the experience. For matters I have expertise in, I know the other experts. They’re more rewarding conversation on those topics.
> But who is "they"

People that wrote if not the original kernel. So l guess Linus and co.

If an OS is to "win" desktop, or mobile, or whatever, it needs to minimize forking between its libs. Go for one way to do it, rather than a muriad of related ways
It's absurd how poorly the new reddit runs on a decent machine. Old reddit is smooth and still a fine experience, but new reddit turns my old laptop into a space heater.
In some of those fishes the dimorphism is so extreme that the male is basically parasitic to the female. E.g. Ceratiidae
Fish to me is like writing a document in Word. Bash is more like writing it in Notepad. (or whatever Linux equivalent you want to use)

Though I still write my scripts as bash scripts (with shebang as the first line).
They somehow managed to make the video player worse recently by removing quality selection and having only "auto" that drops down to 1 FPS 240p on a gigabit pipe with no issues anywhere else. Pretty impressive.
In most cases actually monetizing synethetic images is complicated licensewise. As an example, StyleGAN, which is used for the prototypical "This X Does Not Exist" pages, explictly requires noncommercial use.

Then there's copyright, with is even more complicated and almost everyone on the internet is wrong about it.
The future of friendly functional programming, Talking about Gleam language
That may be true, but here's some context to that:

https://imgur.com/a/6le18xj

The blue line (reddit) does indeed keep going up. But it's barely noticable compared to the red (facebook).
They are trying to make a garbage website. Most of their users use adblock, so they're trying to funnel you onto an app. They'll probably ban 3rd party apps at some point, then they can serve all their mobile users ads.
> If the net population of a state has dropped enough for them to loose at least one seat in the house of representatives,

While California is estimate to have lost some population after the 2020 census, the seat lost due to the 2020 census was with a population gain from 2010. The fixed number of seats means gaining population at less than the national average can result in seat loss (more easily the more seats you have to start with.)

With the right nationwide distribution of population gains, a state could even lose seats while gaining population at or above the national average rate (especially if some of the states that start out with population below the average size of a house seat are gaining population slower than the national average, since they can't lose seats in any case.)

> but houses are still selling for high prices than logically it's not people buying up those houses.

In California as everywhere else in the nation, the number of active listings has fallen dramatically in recent years; prices are high not because demand is high (particularly), but because supply has become very low. It doesn't take many people trying to buy to drive market clearing prices high when almost no one is selling.
Hear it here, being used to symbolise the drifting into an infinite sleep:

https://steevonhypothesis.bandcamp.com/track/the-dream-song
Yea I have had to do a lot of allowlist customizing but I also am doing a pretty aggressive set of filters and options. I also have a second profile that does much, much less and have family on that one.
I must be getting old because I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not.
Interesting. By just reading the headline I was expecting increases in anxiety in general. With these chemicals being so pervasive today as well as the increasing commoness of anxiety issues today, I now wonder if the anxiety issues could be even worse without them.
Would you mind posting a link to your tmux config? I'd look into it.
I used zsh for years with a moderately elaborate configuration that grew into a pain in the ass to manage. I started using fish a few months ago with no configuration of my own. I'm still not sure if I'll stick with it in the long run, but if nothing else it's a welcome reprieve.
Very nice work! Useful and informative. I’ll spread it at work.
Which license is the app under? The trial installer didn't show me any EULA.
It's unbelievable to me that they waited over 3 months from when they became aware of this vulnerability until disclosing to effected organizations.
This is the only explanation that makes sense. This strategy in general seems a bit short-sighted though. I suspect engineer retention is going to drop off a cliff after whatever acquisition bonuses have paid off.
If it was closed I certainly wouldn’t choose it for something new.
That looks nice! Is it your tool? I wonder how it's supporting free transcription since most of the good APIs for it are pay-per-minute.
Domain name comes from the 1993 album of this band:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haujobb

People trust the SexTechGuide assurance that the app is clean:

https://sextechguide.com/apps/android-apps/melondream-apk-re...

Also, it appeared in The Register and Wired, both big-name news sites:

https://www.theregister.com/2017/05/18/smutfinder_ai_is_now_...

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/wired-awake-190516

Most app stores don't allow pornography.
They did remove support for Jedi language server in their Python extension. Sure, you can fork it, but nobody will actually use it, since their extension is also free and also looks open. And I didn't find any extension which does that :/
Then you can very much see it with your own eyes! Thanks for the link.
Thank you for your kind words. They mean a lot to me and may sound gratifying to those who, just like me, are still trying to get a grip on the subtle art of expressing their thoughts freely and without any hurdles, like swimming or running.

I feel awkward now. My initial intent wasn't a plea for sympathy. I didn't mean it to sound like: "look at me, the poor foreigner, my life is tough, yadda yadda..."

I think English is interesting and a curious case here because it is exceptionally forgiving; not only does it allow mistakes - sometimes, "breaking the rules" is encouraged.

As long as you try to convey your thoughts, whatever path you choose, it most likely finds acceptance, and your voice gets heard.

I remember the day I arrived at JFK for the first time. I couldn't speak. I knew words;
with whatever elementary grammar I had at the time and the pathetic vocabulary that I would thinly stretch to communicate, I could say things in my head, yet I wouldn't dare to say them out loud.

From the day our ancestors left the trees and tried communicating with each other, we started associating and measuring our intellectual level tying it to our speaking abilities. When we cannot freely express our thoughts, we feel (subconsciously or otherwise) inferior to our interlocutors.

However, for most English-speaking people, English is a second language, and for hundreds of millions, it's not even a second but a third or fourth.

And most often, simply demonstrating the commitment to learn and get better earns you respect from even the native speakers.

For this reason alone, I think anyone who learned English, even at the primary level, should try to write in it.

No rule says that whatever story you're trying to tell needs to be fluid, has to sound harmonic, and is not allowed to have sharp edges.

Enigma's song comes to mind:

The principles of l̵u̵s̵t̵ [writing in English] are easy to understand...
Do what you feel, feel until the end...
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It's more serious than that. From The Register:

> The ruling directs the website to stop providing IP addresses to Google and threatens the site operator with a fine of €250,000 for each violation, or up to six months in prison, for continued improper use of Google Fonts.
The author admitted that but still kept the wrong conclusion for a click-bait title and to sell whatever this Witful product is. This moves it from "wrong" territory into "dishonest" IMHO.
I ran open-source teams for Microsoft for a number of years, all through GitHub. We had contribution policies, encouraged PRs, and would bend-over-backwards for external developers contributing code.

It's not an exaggeration, but I don't know how it could be better done.
My reading is that there are two apprenticeship options:

> If you want to complete a barber apprenticeship to fulfill your educational requirements, you will need to become registered as a barber apprentice with the Rhode Island Board. You do this by submitting the Rhode Island Barber Apprentice Application. Once registered, you will need to work full-time under the direct supervision of a licensed barber for two full years.

> The Rhode Island Board allows you to mix formal education and apprenticeship experience, as well. If you want to do this, you will need to complete 1000 hours of training at a barbering school, along with a minimum of 840 hours of on-the-job training.

The options are 2 full years as an apprentice, OR 1000 hours of training + 840 hours as an apprentice.
This has got to have been one of the weirdest game systems ever. Even the games were weird. Innovative and the graphics were mind blowing for its day but.....Knights? What an odd but unique game.
The level of enforced groupthink there is unbearable.
Note that the author's algorithm allow lines wider than the target. (He does not hide this fact.) If you allowed the other algorithm this wiggle room (which basically is making the box wider) they'd also probably find better layout...

For example the first place the algorithms diverges is exactly on such a wider line.
Fish also enables bracketed paste and does smart escaping when you paste inside single-quotes.

(I'm a fish developer)
Better link :
https://themarkup.org/pixel-hunt/2022/06/16/facebook-is-rece...
Boinc in Retrospect
Reminds me of the BleemCast CD's - with the right one you could play PS1 games on a dreamcast! And it nicely upscaled the resolution and everything. Such an odd product
Top Crypto Gainers Today ” ELEF WORLD ” 3889.57% in 24
Sure, but it's not uncommon, either. If you ever find yourself in a fight with a chronic or long-term condition, check the statement of benefits your insurer sends you every month. They're denying massive amounts of things that you never get a bill for. I even asked my main surgeon's office manager about this once, and he explained to me that insurance companies don't have any sort of upfront published caps on what they're willing to pay and for what, so both sides are kind of winging it. The providers simply bill some very large number that they know is so ridiculous that it has to be larger than the max that will get reimbursed, figuring that by doing so they'll at least guarantee they get that max and not inadvertently sell themselves short.

So when you see things like a $14,000 charge for someone consulting over video for 10 minutes of work, or $800 for a bandaid, and you wonder how the hell a charge can possibly be that high, the answer is often that it isn't. That's just an artifact of this blind bidding thing going on between providers and insurers where providers send the largest conceivable bill they can to insurers knowing damn well they won't actually get that much.

This also feeds back into why insurance companies have such a horrible incentive to default deny everything. They know the providers are overcharging and charging for bullshit. Both sides are forced into taking equally extreme baseline negotiating positions by the total lack of pricing transparency.

It points at a very specific dysfunction of our system that goes well beyond the question of whether the government or private insurance purchasers should bear the bulk of the cost. This is a totally separate and orthogonal problem that both buyer and seller, no matter who they are, treat all transactions, no matter how mundane, like it's a blind silent auction for a rare Vermeer that hasn't seen a public market in 300 years.
"Twitter needs to allow more space for people to say whatever they want, Musk said, as long as it doesn’t violate the law. But he added that the company needs to balance that by making sure people “feel comfortable” on the service, otherwise they won’t use it, according to people familiar with the discussion."

"Imagine a platform, Raiden, free of cancel culture, where I can never be called out for my outlandish claims. A platform where I can say the N word!"
The potential of AI systems to generate emotional connections is critical in making robots more human-like — even if only on a basic level — because it allows them to comprehend not just actions but also the thoughts and feelings that go along with them (which requires having some form of memory).
13-Inch MacBook Pro with M2 Chip Outperforms Base Model Mac Pro
It isn't dumb, unless you consider the GDPR dumb. The court says it's easy enough to serve fonts yourself.
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haha try mentioning crypto and wait to see if a useful, informed, coherent discussion ensues.
The primary limit on the supply of doctors right now is lack of federal (Medicare) funding for residency training slots. Every year, students graduate from accredited medical schools but are never able to practice medicine because they can't get matched to residency program. This also impacts foreign doctors who want to immigrate and practice here. Ask Congress to increase funding.

https://savegme.org/
I don't get the use case for this. Are browsers really that slow?

I have an old 2013 macbook air with 16GB ram and it still surfs the net silky smooth.

I have a desktop I built back in 2015 with an i7 and 32 GB ram that I'm using right now and it's been fine for everything including Adobe products, and especially for browsing the web.

More than anything loading ads slow down my browsing experience, not the machine itself.
In the past 5 years I've seen maybe a dozen "how elliptic curves work", but this is the first to actually illustrate how they work on a small field. I think that's key to understanding, seeing it in a small enough field that you can literally see all of the points. Nicely done.

If you want to keep going, as an advanced beginner I'd like to see:

Arbitrary bigint math - how do you do Exp/Sqrt with arbitrary sized ints? (I'm familiar with two crypto libs that do this, and MPIs & branches confuse me).

Second: why is C25519 faster than SecP256R1 or BrainPool? maybe some insight there? (Isn't Ed25519 the signature name? and X25519 the ECDH name?)

Greedy of me, but thanks!
I read this to mean imagery of illegal things.
Thank you in advance!

tmux.conf [1]

[1] https://gist.github.com/alexpw/7d406734f912f835d705066de8286...
But then it actually does get back to the language because the reason people build NumPy and SciPy (and Django and tons of stuff in other domains) is that Python is, after all (despite its warts) so damn easy to use. Making it easier to build all that stuff, and more rewarding also (because there's an audience).

Which is not an extra but in fact means a heck of a lot for a language's chance at long-term acceptance.
Some people are never buried in the name of research.
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YouTube (the website) plays video in a frame just fine.
Musk has repeatedly supplied dates a year or two in the future for self driving, robotaxi, etc. capabilities: https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a35350331/checking-in-on-a...

Sure, you can chalk that up as an estimate. But he says these things with such specific confidence, and supplies an exact year, to a point where he's not really "estimating" how long something will take -- he's making a promise, and breaking it. Because Elon fans will make up excuse after excuse for him.
I recall that in A Deepness in the Sky by Vernor Vinge, a space sci-fi set in the far future, they're still using Unix time underneath many many layers of abstractions, and with their cultural context they guess that humanity must have set it to start with the moment mankind first travelled into space to land on the Moon.
I love it!

If I may suggest, supporting more languages than lua could help bring more people: say php or python, maybe with something like vscodium?

IIRC python2 was a WIP (issue #141 for cosmopolitan)

Personally I'd prefer perl for performance, and vscodevim or similar to edit code, but I have weird tastes :)
> That has nothing to do with the GP comment being religious flamebait and therefore against the site guidelines, which it obviously was.

Sure, I get that the comment was based partially in religious hatred and "flamebait". However, at the core of most of those types of comments are a kernel of truth. And if anything, PG has written about understanding those essential pieces of truth... even if they are uncomfortable.

And, converting a flamebait comment with a kernel of truth to an actual intellectual conversation should be the height of what HN ascribes to.

> I understand the internet forum instinct to look for specialized nefarious secret reasons when a standard moderation decision gets made, but really.

Wow. What you're ascribing a conspiracy theory to is what I would call "bias". And normal news orgs put a bias like (eg: "XYZ company is our sponsor"). I'm not invoking some super secret cabal, as your "nefarious secret reasons" would have it.

And I would ask that you follow the guidelines, primarily pertaining to "dont be snarky". I know I have a penchant to doing that sometimes, but I try not to.

" Be kind. Don't be snarky. Have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. Please don't fulminate. Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community. "