skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Considering Higgs barely published anything for decades after ruination might not be so bad.

Yep, this man owns us at least four more bosons.

Or a lot of bogus articles for our collection of articles that don't matter but fill the shelves and grant you a good boy pat in the back.

(Who's a good scientist? yessss Peter, you are).

> we have to concentrate 125 billion electron volts into one spot

Can't avoid to notice how terrifying would be changing a bulb in such place.
>First, CI rarely knows what has changed, so everything needs to be rebuilt and retested.

That's a problem with your building and testing tools. Even without CI you would still need to build everything and test everything if you have no way to do it just for what changed.

>How often have you or a coworker pushed an empty commit to "re-trigger" the CI

Most CI solutions have a button to trigger a new version without a new commit.

>Running tests pre-commit is one answer

Even with CI developers are likely running at least a subset of the test suite while they are developing.

>Yet, there are roadblocks today that need to be fixed, like tests that don't fit on your laptop

Either develop on a server while using your laptop as just an editor or have a test runner on the server.

>Things are shifting left

The problem with this is that at large companies the changes you've already tested will always be rebased onto a newer version of the codebane which it hasn't been tested with. Who runs tests for this newly rebased version? CI. Also for things like come review you can not push it left onto the devs machine. You will want linters and tests to be run for come review.
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I’m sorry but I find this overly simplified psychological model of men quite demeaning. Sure you will find men who do fit this model, but why the hell would you want to?

You are essentially asking op to change who she is to fit into an outdated model of the world.

Moreover the person she finds will likely be completely incompatible for her and even abusive toward her.

This is bad advice
> When we focus we do not really focus.

How do you know that?

How do you measure and decide if you focus enough?
And apparently this AI generated pitch managed to raise 6M$!
An university courses about this, along with drugs, coma, burst of anger and various other 'non-standard states of mind' (sorry it in french but with a google translate you should be able to get researcher names and read some of their papers) :

https://fc.univ-paris8.fr/-etude-des-transes-et-des-etats-de...

"Trance" and meditation are for practicals reason the main focus and the main goal is to allow to use 'meditation induced trance' (as far as I know it's the same thing than mindfulness meditation) to allow people to handle things like stuttering for exemple. They do teach students to put themselves in trance.

For what I heard, it's still a very fresh field but 'there are studies about it'.
Discussed on HN:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29487237 (217 comments)
Unless those aliens are close. There are a few stars within 5 light years, it seems reasonable that a sufficiently advanced civilization could reach us from that close in a reasonable amount of time. if they are really long lived 100 light years seems like the outside edge of reasonable travel distance.
Hugged to death?
https://web.archive.org/web/20220703052049/https://aspectsof...
Why bother running a test pipeline at all? Why not have two production environments running in red/green, and always just run your e2e tests then flip.
Creating the 'typing numbers on a phone' version of the app is relatively trivial, so probably worth doing first. You only want to do the AI version if you're really sure that you need it, or you can afford it and it doesn't delay more important things.
Solar is so cheap now that even in Germany it ends up as a cheapest energy source.
the singularity came shortly after the bears discovered fire.
You can measure how many times you get distracted, and how far do you get dragged. This is very easy to do during meditation.
Which, at least for the Oslo area, offers more reliable predictions than Apple's weather app (which is always weather.com, afaik) Having said that, and having the Norwegian Meteorological Institute down the road from where I live, their local predictions are often completely off on rain, to the point I always bring a raincoat when going out.
Crypto is speed-running all the history of financial regulation. This would have been prevented with D+2 settlement and actual humans in the loop verifying transactions.

Oh wait, no! Wrong thread...
CI is a collaboration practice. It means to share your work with your team very often, to not develop little parts in silos for weeks or months and then put it all together at the very end.

I think the author means "the end of build servers". You can do CI fine without build servers.
Yup. There was a famous talk with a astrophysicst (forgot who and the name of the talk) where he was demonstrating this in an ELI5 manner which made perfect sense.

He was saying in the future even with the greatest advancements of technology and telescopes if they look at the sky they won't ever see anything and there will be no clue of there were other galaxies (or clusters, not sure) ever, because of expansion and redshift.
I was around in the Clojure reddit when Rich's gist was published. It was centered around a really, really specific scenario:

A well-experienced community member had a strong following: wrote many libraries, articles, and even started contributing to core. Over time, they had more and more thoughts about how Clojure core should work and what the priorities should be. After some inciting incident, he used his reputation to start rallying his followers on social media against the maintainers and leadership to push for his way.

That's what sparked that post as Rich felt it was unacceptable to rally people against the maintainers and leadership because you did not get your way in a PR or discussion.

I can see where he's coming from as I wouldn't want open-source projects to be ran by the person who can drum up the biggest and meanest mob either. Personally, I wish it was handled with more tact on both sides but eh, no one is perfect.
"I, for one, hope that we aren't using Jenkins in 2025"

Or at least, if we are, it's a far more robust and capable system that's actually really designed for dealing with all the different things that people need to do while building and testing software.

But surely most IDEs these days make it simple to run all unit tests locally? My usual M.O. is to manually run the tests locally that I believe will demonstrate my changes are "working" and rely on the full suite of CI unit tests to check I haven't broken anything else. What other options are there?
It wouldn't need to be pre commit but pre push. Integrate vc with test runner and don't allow a push to certain remotes without an associated green test suite.
You either accept scientific method, and then there will be no advancements to go faster than speed of light, or you don’t and then all bets are off and discussion is pointless.
would be very interesting to see what metrics one can use to visualise this sentiment, and if it's true or not (my feeling is it's true). imo metrics like GDP, healthy birth, education etc provide a distorted and inaccurate view of citizen welfare. to have a good society, we need to choose metrics that will rank a perfect utopia better than a dystopia (which we don't have, a slave state will have higher GDP, cuz, well, slaves) . but ofc, everyone can't agree on what utopia looks like, so how do you get the metrics? maybe by agreeing on some basic ground rules (slavery bad, murder bad, work-life balance good etc) and build metrics based on these. ofc now no one will agree on the ground rules, but I suppose it's the elected governments job to decide those based on the specific culture of a country. ofc this is a very simplified view of reality and will fall apart in mere minutes in the real world, but kight serve as a starting point, no?
Please link to the one posted by the director, not some slimeball stealing his work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6JFTmQCFHg
I believe the optimal company size is related to the recency of disruptive technology. At the outset of a novel, disruptive process the scrappy startup jumps ahead: the actual advantage comes from not needing to take the same approach and use the same kind of team structure because they're going to leverage the new process. They have to build everything anew, but so does everyone else, so moving on the problem with political solutions in mind can waste most of your resources. Speed, experimentation and risk-taking is favored. This phase can launch a lot of careers, and software has seen it repeatedly, though not as much recently. Startups within the SV model spent most of the past decade mostly working on marketing-heavy concepts with a dash of tech, and I think this is turning just now based on recent hiring threads.

When dealing with a mature process the support team is fleshed out and specialized; high performers have been filtered through the events of previous market cycles, and are now optimized into upholding a political role within the org. To a nominal degree everything the mature org does matters more because it's bigger in every respect, but the opportunities presented to ICs deal increasingly with maintaining infrastructure already being used, rather than leveraging infrastructure towards a novel experiment. Someone has to do both, of course, or else you don't get advancements. But you are going to feel more powerful within the big org, and you usually get compensated better.
Bass – low-fidelity Lisp dialect for scripting the infra beneath your project
Does that say more about AI or humans?
No panic attacks in my experience. But plenty of stress and highly stressful events in my life.

And only substantial value I got is a relaxation and calmness, some rest for the body and mind.

But I might as well call it “self relaxation techniques” and ignore the whole meditation industry.

So part of my question is - is there anything there except some common sense relaxation techniques?
The last time I looked at it, they wanted to artificially limit the number of people using it, by doing all the developer documentation just in Norwegian.

I see that’s no longer the case and all docs are in English.

edit: I guess my memory is wrong, because all the archive.org API docs websites are in English.
Wind/solar no, but Iceland is running 100% geothermal - granted it won’t scale to other countries.
The eink dashboard project I'm using[1] has an option to get weather from Metno, what I like about their API is that the only "API key" required is passing a contact email address in the user agent so they can notify you of any problems, abuse, or breaking changes etc.[2] so to me it feels like an honour system.

Of course only time will tell whether this generosity is abused and they have to lock it down.

1: https://github.com/mendhak/waveshare-epaper-display

2:https://developer.yr.no/doc/TermsOfService/
That is an excellent checklist, of your actions. That should amount to meeting thousands of people? I am sure there is a list of why you dropped all of them, or why they dropped you. Considering that above 50% of people you meat are mature enough for a relationship (actual research) readapt your criteria.

If the reasons are emotional on your part e.g. Dismissive or Disorganized(fearful) Attachment it will take you a couple of years. Look into Attachment styles on Personal Development School on youtube. It's like a cheatsheet/rabbithole for figuring how to make things work for you and others emotionally.

If you like people at the begining and then not so much, you might look into scaling up from therapist to psychiatrist for quicker results.

Choose someone you would like, be cautious of choosing someone who you think everybody else would like. Could you choose someone e.g. fat? Why not? What other social disproval criteria might have crept into your checklists?

It is streightforward but not always easy. Good Luck!
That where I use Makefiles. For GitLab CI, for example, you can have the likes of `make $CI_JOB_NAME` so your CI config can be very short and dry, just a bunch of jobs named after Makefile targets.
And, hilariously, the guy didn't even link to the original but someone's re-upload.
I see Drew already weight in on this, but there were a number of debates between ActivityPub proponents (of which I am one, though not in the source forge space) and him regarding this, where he was very explicit that he's not interested. Over time I ended up coming more to his side, and I agree that SourceHut doesn't need any extra social interaction that ActivityPub might bring.

That being said, the devs of Gitea are in the process of adding AP support, and it has been mentioned on HN already: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31934758
Who knows where it's going to be in five years or ten years

It will be on Apple glasses (or worse, Meta glasses), alongside a tool that sifts through databases of leaked personal data (eg: from social media, banking, healthcare servers).

We will all, metaphorically, walk around naked.
Just wait until you learn about The We Company.
I `export HUSKY=0` in all my shells because pre-commit hooks are stupid.
[edited out due to further explanations]
The biggest irony around it is that this knowledge is out there and people who truly want to spread it already provide it for free anyway (not counting paid retreat events which require organization and time, that are understandibly paid/expensive).

Yet people still think that "if I pay this money, I'll get the healing in return" because of the "modern" capitalist way of thinking.
> Which platforms?

I wasn’t thinking of reproducible builds specifically, more that you’d be able to disassemble the binary if you wanted to check, because…

> if you download an iOS app on an M1 Mac, you can inspect its archive freely, including generating and comparing checksums of each file, disassembling the executable, and so on.

I did not know this. I thought iOS binaries are always encrypted. Why would they make the unencrypted binary available for M1? And now that they did, why would they bother still encrypting the same binary on iOS? (Do they still?)

> I also have a certain degree of trust in the application sandbox provided by the OS, and in the app review process.

I’m not too worried about an app escaping the sandbox and harming the rest of the system either. More that it could do something malicious with the data it has legitimate access to. For example, a password manager sending all your passwords to a 3rd party, a browser app injecting JavaScript into the pages you open, or a VPN app analysing all your traffic.

> What is your strategy for applications that do not publish any source code? Do you exclusively use software with source available?

Well _you_ were the one who preferred open source, not me. I was merely pointing out that “open source iOS apps” might as well be called closed source, since I thought it was impossible to know if you’re really running that code on your device.
> Their goal or objective of shared destiny with Ukraine is something which west is no able to digest.

Proceeds to shell and murder Ukrainians left and right; known to every single Russian neighbor: Georgians, Ukrainians, Poles, Latvians, Lithuanians, Estonians. I can't count the number of Eastern European grocery stores I've been to in the west talking about this.
Pre-2017?
Small modifications = don’t plop it into hot oil like you’d do with fresh ginger garlic or it will splatter on you. Usually I saute onion or something else and then add the cube. The brand I find in my local grocery is the same as TJs — Dorot
> As for Vue 2 -> 3 transition, lots of the larger UI frameworks in the ecosystem is struggling to migrate, despite lots of efforts on the compat layer to smooth the transition, which is a bummer.

I actually recently looked into most of the frameworks out there and their migration efforts.

So far, I only found three viable options for Vue 3:

- PrimeVue https://www.primefaces.org/primevue/
- Quasar https://quasar.dev/
- Element Plus https://element-plus.org/en-US/

We went with PrimeVue and while using PrimeFaces was an incredible pain with Java, the Vue version seems a bit better. Then again, it's kind of odd that libraries as popular as Bootstrap don't have complete bindings in the form of Vue 3 components.
This is what I’m honestly trying to find out.

What specific meaning they find in it.
Sorry, I don't understand what you're getting at. When timers or user actions are triggered, what code runs, where is the state it modifies located (next to the specific timer/action, within a module or dialog's object, or globally), how does the function determine which parts of the UI to reload from state, and when does it reload the UI? (Is this explained in the video or not? I haven't watched it yet.)
I don’t understand what you mean.

Maybe my memory is wrong, it was a long time ago.

But I really remember they even wrote explicitly it’s to limit people from using it, or something similar.

If I had time now I would look into web archive to check if my memory is not deceiving me
Quite interesting reasoning given in how many places the state intervenes and how high taxes are.

Though then again not that surprising that they manage to publicly fund something and then ruin it, leaving the taxpayer in the worst condition. I believe there’s even no official source of laws online in Germany decades after the internet has made it cheap and easy to provide access to information.
Then those parts probably are a scam and should be avoided.
Hevcertainly does, in fact besides years of experience he has quite a number of books at home. All in German so... If that's ok I can ask!
That's a viable variation on the theme - but there may be some critical sanity tests you want to run before you let code near a production environment - depends on your appetite for risk of course.
This is plausible. Apple is blocking methods used by more aggressive/invasive ad networks (at the App Store policy level, the iOS level like with IDFA, and the Safari level with ITP), which makes using Apple's ad network more advantageous (since Apple's anti-tracking strategy favors first-party tracking).

https://digiday.com/media/apple-skadnetwork/

> Apple Ads Attribution API (used by Search Ads campaigns) provides visibility into clickDate, adGroupId, creativeSetId. “This is a massive, and unfair, advantage Apple is giving to its own systems and advertisers,” said Sergio Serra, senior product manager at supply-side platform InMobi.

https://www.adexchanger.com/mobile/3-ways-apple-is-throwing-...

> Which is particularly interesting considering that late last week, Eric Seufert, a mobile strategist and editor of Mobile Dev Memo, discovered a settings option in the forthcoming iOS 14 that would give preferential treatment to Apple ads personalization.

(IDFA tracking is opt-in, Apple's tracking is opt-out)
It is false. There are parts of mathematics that have no known application to physics.
Great idea about the 'not in the next 2 years'. I would have fallen for that myself. Myself, we waited for 4 years after marriage to have our first. Looking back, I wish we had started off having kids. We have 2 ... I wish we had 4. Oh well.
I have never once in my relationship considered who was smarter than who. What makes you so smart that this is even a thought?
Just like there's a bunch of politicians complaining about 1984 who clearly have never opened "1984" too.
It’s westernization of Buddhist tradition, but with removing anything actually religious, because westerners are afraid of religion.
> Also you have to consider that the US is subsidizing these European countries by paying for their defense.

Also global drug development.

US Tax Dollars Funded Every New Pharmaceutical in the Last Decade

https://www.ineteconomics.org/perspectives/blog/us-tax-dolla...
Where do they get their data from? Do the various national weather agencies share data with each other?
So here's a bet:

I give you the 10^100th digit of the above algorithm and you give me the 10^100th digit of pi.

Whoever fails owes the other side 10 BTC.
More useful than just the solutions on the Grauniad's site is https://www.fifteensquared.net/ which has solutions with explanations of most of the UK newspaper cryptic crosswords, including the Guardian.
If costs got too much, they could easily take all very old emails and archive them - for example onto tape and cut down to one or even no online replicas.

Then add a button that says "Some emails and attachments older than 1 year are archived. Click here to retrieve them (takes 24 hours)"
The thing you described about tsc not liking file endings ... I wasted a whole free day on this and my whole motivation for a side project. How the f is tsc not able to output whatever module for.at I need in 202X??? And that means you need an extra tool to do the job. Good luck setting up shitty bundlers for another whole day, until you finally get a simple output directory with normal JS file, one per ts file and simply deliverable to the browser. It is such a PITA. It makes me question whether all the type safety of TS is actually worth the trouble. Once I start writing plain JS, I slowly but surely get the feeling of that project being lost, unless I use a proper programming lang and output to JS. Maybe one of these days I will learn Clojure or something. All just because the JS ecosystem of tools sucks so much. And this is what people put up with all day long. How have we strayed so nuch from the path?
I get an error

500

The operation is insecure.

@https://hf.space/embed/huggingface-projects/wordalle/static/...
Its possible given even Boeing started to refer to the MAX as 737-8 due to the MAX branding being tarnished:

https://boeing.mediaroom.com/news-releases-statements?item=1...
I've moved to develop most of the time on a (time-share) beefy machine on AWS, so my "locally" is always a pretty strong machine.

While I develop I start a `watch` process that keeps running the tests. The watch runs a container with the docker image of the CI, mounting only my development working directory.

With this setup there's no added value to the CI
You should take it as a nice bonus if they publish their docs in English rather than as a given, especially when it's free and from a country where English is not the language.
Technically correct is best kind of correct.

It’s observed when asteroid or comet that is flying by does gravitationally assisted change of trajectory.
> Unless in the Chess industry the "chess engine" refers to the machine player, which I do not know.

"Chess engine" definitely means[0] what is the article about (I won't even repeat your words for it).

chess.js[1], ffish.js[2] or such are called chess libraries.

There is no ambiguity or confusion in these terms. If you happen to have one, pls update your terms, and don't bring it up again (so it can stay this way).

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess_engine

[1]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/chess.js

[2]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ffish