skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
what if i said risc-v isn't as important (to start), but rather just a dead simple isa with a dead simple emulator, compiler and operating system (like something that can take cross-compiled binaries and run them with basic input and output).

like i'd like to experiment with novel ideas in the area, but ideally would like to avoid getting into the complexity of real compilers, operating systems and emulators until the ideas are looking proven...

i can go looking more for stuff myself (maybe toy mips stuff used in schools or something) but this seems like something that people would do and therefore there'd be known tooling?
I hope there is a lot of pushback, this will undoubtedly be accompanied by some type of social credit system. I don't think it will be as extreme as the one in China, but worrying nonetheless.

On the other hand, it would be nice if states in the U.S. offered some type of digital equivalent, been in situations where I don't have my physical ID and the counter-party refuses to accept a picture as proof.
So that pretty boy was me. Self-referential.

The only thing older adults want out of youngest adults, really, is their youth. They have no assets except for their admission letter, and no way to enforce their contracts to pay for college.

Older adults want to exploit that youth. And they youngest adults don't want to be prostitutes, so they go to college, but that doesn't change things by enough.
Here is your answer in clear and blunt language:

https://www.c-span.org/video/?521309-5/washington-journal-el...!

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> messages that can optionally include payments

This is a weird way to put it. Transactions include state transitions which modify the state of the global blockchain permanently. Miners (in the case of bitcoin) validate these transitions and publish the block to the chain. If there is a reversal, it must come from the merchant’s account, because only they can produce a valid state transition to “return” (ie send back) your money.
I take ergonomics in my home office very seriously, and am theoretically the target customer for this, but I have the same concerns you do. The marketing material on the website is blatantly BS.

For the price of this you can buy a used ergo chair and hire an ergo consultant to come to your house and help you set it up.
I don't think it's enough money. If they fund a lot of projects then it means each one may only get tiny amount.

Solving big, difficult problems will require a lot.
My source is that we reached out and have high level folks at each carrier saying ain’t nothing gonna change tomorrow or after.
If they're political - I've been getting a massive uptick in campaign texts - that's because politicians exempted themselves from the spam text rules.
Top Tier K9 Launches the World’s First Virtual Reality Dog Training Program
Amazing depth of research, but worth noting that it’s largely limited to works that are now within the public domain.

As such, while more technical, than conceptual or historical, there are now blacks that absorb
light to degrees that were impossible before and are magical to see, even in pure sunlight. In 2016, an Indian-born British artist named Anish Kapoor was given exclusive rights to use Vantablack, the darkest material in the world with an absorption rate of 99.96%; Black 3.0 and Musou Black, which absorption rates are lower were created in response to Kapoor being only artist allowed to use Vantablack. To see examples, just Google keywords like: blackest black, vantablack vs black 3.0 vs musou black.
Accelerating the Journey from Monolith to Microservices
totally agree re user experience with ide...
2048 bit RSA is probably the most conservative choice available at this point in time. For a thing like that you want conservative.
Chip of the Day: Soviet 573RF10 – A CMOS 8755A
Coming soon - supreme court declares that federal government can’t regulate phone calls because constitution doesn’t give a right to no annoying calls. “It’s up for the states to decide” says majority opinion.
Excel has conditionals and several forms of map/reduce which stand in for loops all without relying on VBA. I stand by my statement that Excel qualifies in everyway that matters as a programming language.

They avoid that label because of their target audience but the label absolutely applies.
Sad to see this. The style looks good to me.
With Cryptos you need to trust that you can convert it to fiat. Crypto trust is still a reliant on fiat trust. Any business accepting crypto, even drug dealers, need to convert their cryptos to fiat, because they need to pay the bills, pay their mortgage in system reliant on government enforced property rights.
Russia is threat to Europe the same way it is threat to Ukraine - it can launch a military operation that by rational thinking person would be not acceptable and Russian society would tolerate or even support it.

Russian army has lost over 35000 men and over 4000 units of armored vehicles (tanks, AFV, IFV etc) and yet it keeps going while in the Western world any such loss would have considered catastrophic.
Does anyone have a good from-scratch setup guide for Neovim?
Coinbase made $1.17bn last year. A $1.36M contract from each of ICE, ATF and the FBI doesn't even come close to covering their Superbowl ad budget.

On average, people have varying levels of appreciation/distaste for government agencies... but I think regardless of your stance, it's an easy argument to say ICE falls high on the list of disliked government agencies.

Sources:

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/10/coinbase-coin-earnings-q1-20...

https://www.marketplace.org/2022/02/14/how-much-did-cryptocu...
It may undermine why you want to use USDT. I don't see why it would affect your desire to use DAI, for example.

The point is that you can have it any way you like it. There are no hard and fast rules like "irrevocability" as described above.

You can have a contract be not updateable, final, and verify its source code to know there are no malicious functions. Or you can have one that is updateable by its developer. Or one that is updateable by an elected authority. Or updateable by a DAO of the contract's users. There's no single way to do it or perfect solution.

Like most software development, it is the understanding of application requirements and selection of tradeoffs.
There is still a loophole. You get one more year if you are “facilities based”. All you need is one subscriber to whom you also provide broadband connection and you’re covered under the facilities based definition even if you have a thousand other end users over the top.
I loved vi for decades, but I don't miss it. Neovim is my current go-to but even this feels stodgy these days. Helix Editor is probably my future -- it manages to have just the right features, but with saner defaults and syntax -- but it will take a while for me to work up the nerve to let go of the investment in muscle memory.
As a consumer who's cellphone and IP-based landline are effectively useless for incoming phone calls, what can I do to help report these robo calls?

We just recently purchased a landline and have told nobody our phone number, so 100% of incoming calls are spam (and we get a few every day). It's amazingly frustrating.
I mean, I have a 32" 4k monitor for a reason.
The Stock Market is not Physics – Part I
This will do absolutely nothing. Since the Supreme Court gutted the TCPA there is zero downside for companies to violate it.
Ask HN: Is a non-profit selling at cost drugs using True Pill possible?
I'm interested in starting website similar to Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drugs. From what I've gather, his website sells drugs with a 15% markup and shipping. The actual drugs are white labeled and shipped by True Pill. His site mainly does the marketing and maintains the customer relationship.
I want to launch a similar venture but sell the drugs at cost (no mark up). This would be a non-profit with the goal of helping people reduce their drug cost. I applied to True Pill to get access to their API but I don't get any response from them. I've tried calling their 800 number but it tells me to send an email to their sales/support email address. Does True Pill only work with large, established players? Does anybody work for True Pill that can help?
Are you joking, or do you really think that cash has superior security properties to asymmetric key management?

It's a lot easier to steal my cash, or my bank balance, or my securities, or any other physical or fiat asset I own, than it is to steal even moderately-secured Bitcoins.
The whole idea is for you to come up with a project, that's whythey are general. Not sure why people need detailed instructions to innovate and get funded.
Quick question. I see it is mostly written in go. Can you talk about why that in contrast to python?
Breaking AIs to make them better
I don't think "is this where the price is going" really has anything to do with what gp was even saying.
Tesla's sold in the US are made in the US

https://www.carshtuff.com/post/where-are-tesla-cars-made
Let’s compare the most popular cryptocurrency:

1. Speed - 1s vs 10 mins for Bitcoin

2. Security - Money guaranteed by banks and governments vs do your own security or trust a dodgy exchange

3. Private transactions vs public ledger

4. Trust - counter-parties from merchants to banks are known and have a stake in the system

5. Fees - free instant transfers vs $1-2 per tx

6. Taxes…

You’re right there is no comparison but it’s not the current payments system which is left eating dust, it’s bitcoin.

The speed you decry as fictitious is there because of trusted counterparties and is very real.

And there’s always a promise of new technology to fix bitcoin but the world has moved on and the only ones left are the moonbois and hodlers, and none of them even care about the currency except as a fairytale to sell it on.
I barely post but here here.

Leveraging the executive branch as the government creates a bipolar governance, every 4-8 years we have a totally different country and outcomes.

We need a functioning legislator.

How we go from here to there is unclear, but necessary
> If you are small enough that you can run on a free tier, you are too small for me to have confidence that you are sticking around.

AWS has a free tier, so I wouldn't apply that rule too much.
Great work! Seriously cool e-books!

(edit: reading this i sound like a jerk. wasn’t trying to be one.)
However, these are books not cheat sheets. Cheat sheets are about glance ability and one page ness.
FCC approves SpaceX Starlink service to vehicles, boats, planes
"Nothing's going to change" could mean "nothing's going to change for you" or "it doesn't apply to us yet for reason x", or "we've been compliant long before today". Wording matters, and I find it fairly hard to believe a large VoIP provider is going to openly go "oh yeah we're looking to intentionally get smacked down by the FCC".
I think Bitcoin has room for one more bubble
FWIW, there are some (admittedly fairly naive) checks to prevent PII and other sensitive info from being suggested to users. Copilot looks for things like ssh keys, social security numbers, email addresses, etc, and removes them from the suggestions that get sent down to the client.

There's also a setting at https://github.com/settings/copilot (link only works if you've signed up for copilot) that will check any suggestion on the server against hashes of the training set, and block anything that exactly duplicates code in the training set (with a minimum length, so very common code doesn't get completely blocked). Users must choose the value for this setting when they sign up for copilot.

source: I work on copilot at github
Tesla Full Self Driving beta turns wrong way down a one way street
For me, I'll say "never ending-ly" deep. I've been hacking on Vim for the last 20ish years. First plain old Vim, and in the last 3 years, NeoVim. Even this morning I started by switching out VSnips (snippet manager) for Luasnip. I am always looking at things that could make my dev life more streamlined. I don't really care so much about having a bunch of bling plugins (although I do have a nice status bar, and a file tree). I'm more looking more at the things that I do on a day to day basis. Are there existing plugins that fit those patterns? If there are, I try them out. Sometimes I have to write the functionality myself. (Want to console log the variable under my cursor, with a label? Done.)

Since this editor (and Emacs) are SO extensible, it's hard to find two long-time users with similar configs.
The comments were toxic. And Gilbert was absolutely correct to shut it down.

However, he is also missing the point. This isn't about pixel art vs whatever. This is about the fact that the art direction in the trailer simply looks "meh" on a game that people were mega-hyped (through many of Gilbert's own actions!) about.

My first thought was "Why does everybody look so ugly?" Followed by "The backgrounds are incredibly busy, and the characters get lost in them." Followed by "He should have watched Samurai Jack over and over before doing this art style."

These are not the initial reactions you want to invoke in people. Especially when you veered off from the art style that a lot of people expected.

Nevertheless, I'm still going to absolutely buy this and play the hell out of it.
So you're saying you're "dead certain" that Barbara Boxer, Hillary Clinton, Dianne Feinstein, etc. misunderstand what kinds of laws are and are not constitutional? Where does such a high degree of confidence come from?
What did the studies actually measure? Pain? Because you’re claiming the chair “outperformed” the others in the study and that can mean anything.
https://github.com/LunarVim/Neovim-from-scratch
NPM Registry is currently experiencing an outage
Doesn't expandtab mess with creating/editing makefiles?
Everyone agrees preventing criminals from burning people alive is wrong, but some people don't think abortion is wrong so there's grey area there.
Welcome. People aren't likely to lay their cards on the table, but this is a political place like anywhere else.
Excess methane from oil drilling is just burned because it's burdensome to transport...
Your ideas are intriguing to me, and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter
Tried searching for "guitar", "soccer", "burger". None of those queries yielded any results. And they took a while to complete. Then I realized that you can only search for stores, not items. Searched for "guitarcenter", "soccer.com", and some other sites. Also no results. Something like this would only begin to be remotely useful if it there was attempt to bootstrap it with reviews prior to launch (of course these days one can "launch" as many times as they want :D )

The UI needs to be polished more imo. For example, the "Register" and "Click Here To Register Your Business" buttons in the registration modal have no vertical spacing, which doesn't look good. The site screams "Bootstrap/Material" or whatever to me, it doesn't have a unique branding or aesthetic to make it memorable or unique (of course it seems this is a WIP).

The "Claim Your Business" page doesn't seem too thought through... What if my business is in more than one of those categories? UI doesn't let me specify that. After clicking submit, I have to scroll to the bottom of the page to be able to tell that something happened (bad UX).

Overall, the website is very slow. Seems like the server is in Utah, and I've arrived here before the HN hug of death, so something else is going on. According to `whois` your provider is newfold.com? Haven't heard of them, so don't know what they're about so can't give advice there.

Lastly, performance and UI/UX aside, how are you going to handle the most difficult problem of all, verifying the authenticity of reviews? Even if this gets traction, if there isn't a good system to prevent fraudulent reviews then this site will be essentially worthless.
:set nu!

Just toggle them off when you copy/paste, then on again. Takes a fraction of a second.
Advertising for prescription drugs is not allowed in Sweden. Pharmacy ads are for non-prescription items like sunscreen, deodorant, whatever. I'd guess that the largest margins are on those items anyway, considering the subsidizing/reimbursement system for prescriptions.
It is the court's job to ensure the law is enforced as written. Where ambiguity exists, it is the court's job to interpret the law. That's literally the entire purpose of a court.

Congress is not mute. Congress speaks by passing laws. Any other, less formal means of speaking is the voice of members of Congress, not Congress as a whole.
Requisite xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1471/
The headline should point at the actual release announcement on vim.org

https://www.vim.org/vim90.php
Email George Blood LP (https://www.georgeblood.com/), they have support to read like 100+ old magnetic formats and are wonderful pros.
> And I'm sure no one is disenfranchised by feeling their vote doesn't "count" or matter due to gerrymandering.

And Republicans in California and New York feel like their vote doesn’t matter when it comes to the Presidential popular vote. So why do you act like that matters?

> Except he didn't lose the popular vote.

The point is that you can’t complain that the Electoral College is systematically stacked against Democrats.
What do you want to do? My best advice would be to search up some dot files from people you may follow on GitHub. There are all kinds of configs, but typically just fork someone’s you like then make minor tweaks. Here’s mine, I also linked the three people I copied from in my read me:

https://github.com/azemetre/dotfiles
It depends what kind of person you are, how much energy you want to invest, how much patience you have for stuff that isn't the code you're writing, how much you enjoy editing itself, etc.

I have a quite extensive setup (https://github.com/Julian/dotfiles/tree/main/.config/nvim) which I built up over 10+ years, indeed sometimes including sitting there for an hour or two and just investigating plugins or writing some function to make editing easier. I enjoy it, and it means I can do lots of things in my setup that involved time investment.

Others obviously just want to get on with their work.

To me though part of the reason I use vim/neovim is because anytime something annoys me about editing I can automate it, or find a plugin which has done so already.
Excellent article, I'm feeling that startup vibe again! Providing value never goes out of style! Best of luck to Ping.gg. Luck = Opportunity + Persistence + Readiness. You have it all.
Forcing your code to be open forever is guaranteeing freedom of all users of my code, both direct and indirect. Developers don't need to have any more freedoms than other users.
So what? This is how the Internet works.
> If those don't provide enough isolation there are ENG dynamics that are designed to handle interviews in the middle of loud protests and such.

Do you have a link? "ENG dynamic microphone" doesn't bring anything useful up for me
Now that there is a Tier 1 & escallating water shortage, there literally is no longer a water resource available to farmers. Personally, the thought of the state paying people to lower usage sounds absurd, when there literally was not the resource to use in the first place. These water-rights holders are holding rights which are underwater.
Freedom of the code to its users vs Freedom of the users of the code
> How We Got Here: In 2020, the FCC granted voice service providers with 100,000 or fewer subscriber lines an extension of STIR/SHAKEN* implementation requirements, consistent with the TRACED Act. However, since then evidence emerged that a subset of these small voice service providers were originating an increasing quantity of illegal robocalls.

shocked pikachu face. Which explains why Canada didn't provide any exemptions.

Also, I love this bit from Wikipedia:

> The name was inspired by Ian Fleming's character James Bond, who famously prefers his martinis "shaken, not stirred." STIR having existed already, the creators of SHAKEN "tortured the English language until [they] came up with an acronym.

"Signature-based Handling of Asserted information using toKENs"
There's a ton of mandatory reference counting in almost every contemporary graphics driver. I also hate reference counting overhead, but it really isn't as big of a deal as you're making it out to be unless you use it for stuff like references in render passes.
(Not OP) I get about one spam text a day and it's always some vaguely sexual message with a shortened link in it.
Now I'm even more confused, heh. From the previous page:

> If you are a single-member LLC that is disregarded as an entity
separate from its owner, enter the owner’s SSN (or EIN, if the owner has
one). *Do not enter the disregarded entity’s EIN*

Edit: I suppose the distinction is that you should have an EIN for your name
I'm curious why that comparison is more interesting to you?
I can see great value in having both data points when trying to formulate a hypothesis about what causes the decline in gut-microbes in us city folks, but I find it hard to think of a use-case for solely a urban/rural comparison without other context.

(Update: I was thinking about this from a scientific perspective, ignoring the idea that people might be interested in what it means for them personally (facepalm) )
Shit, Jaws would probably be regarded as "too political" these days, by some folks. It could easily be read as an anti-Covid-denier allegory, after all....
"Beyond merely plausible" is what they're looking for, not "beyond textual".
I don't think 30 days are reasonable and our costs would go up 150x! On top of having regular outages over the last six months. Not going to happen. I'm out.
Also I would not underestimate the power of push notifications. Forums don't come with their own app and notifications out of the box.
It surely can. If I have to casually mess with a Makefile, I'll just remember to use control-v TAB as needed, or vi yank/put another line with a proper tab and edit. In the very rare case I'm doing more serious work, I'll temporarily turn it off.
CloudFormation Is Dead, Long Live Terraform
Indie online game is one of the purest examples of the FOSS ethos
It's good, but as a Rubyist, I find it generally picks the most common solution to problems rather than the best one. Get it to tally the contents of a hash, for example, and it doesn't reach for Hash#tally at all, but the long "manual" way of doing it. So it makes me wonder if I'm encountering a Gell-Mann type effect with languages I'm less familiar with..
> The truth is, until we can define consciousness; we can't possibly reproduce it on a binary logic playback device (aka a "computer").

There's nothing stopping us from reproducing consciousness before we fully understand it. Evolution created consciousness via random search; I don't think you can argue that evolution "understands" the consciousness it created
Thermophotovoltaic converts heat to electricity with over 40% efficiency
FYI the "Submission to ...ll Submissions! banner blocks part of the game window.
Once a gene has started expressing, it's pretty hard to flip the switch back to the off position. Losing the microbes is a big problem.

It's just going to get worse. People seem to have this fetish for anti-bacterial everything.. soaps, coatings, etc. They take anti-biotics even for viral issues then they wonder why they start developing a new health problem they didn't have before, like a mood disorder or an autoimmune issue.
I hope she gets her own wikipedia page about this
I'm in the US and have never had my ID scanned like that person is claiming
Yeah. It was play money, and I was just accumulating interest. I think most things in crypto are pretty shady, but Zack Prince struck me as honest. The main risk (I think) was the unpegging of the stablecoins.