skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I work in organization for a long time (8+ years) and I really like it. I had a good growth path, and it's still exciting.

Sounds like you should be telling us how to survive for a long time in one organization.

I don't get what the problem is - Meetings? (everyone has meetings). Being asked to support legacy stuff?
The Stromsteuer ist only 5% of the price. It depends on your definition of taxes. The EEG-Umlage alone reached 6.5ct/kwh and directly paid for renewables. It‘s now taken out of the price, so the real price of energy is higher than what is paid by the consumer. The EEG Umlage is now hidden in and paid for by a special fund („Energie- und Klimafonds“)
Because it has to, there is no other way to make it fast, as typical two language dilemma.
As a side note, Hanlon’s Razor is applied so liberally and in ways to shut down criticisms of what very well could be a number of root causes, some of which could include malice and greed.

At the end of the day, Hanlon’s Razor is just something some dude came up with to explain what is the most likely but not even necessarily correct assessment of a given situation. It is often unjustifiably treated as some immutable law when it is really just a flourish of rhetoric.
Steam has been around for almost 19 years, and with a vast catalogue of games nothing like this has happened to content on Steam.
The best advice I ever got on this was to “give away your legos”. https://review.firstround.com/give-away-your-legos-and-other...

You have to intentionally give away ownership of the things you made and entrust other people to figure them out as well as you did.
Happy I was able to create some emotion :)
As the creator, you always look biased, but I really wanted to explain that it's worth the work, no matter the vendor.
Try again, looks like they fixed the page.
I've tended to approach refactoring common functionality based on whether two pieces of code are either "coincidentally" the same or "intrinsically" the same.

If code is coincidentally the same, then you should leave it alone - the two pieces of code are likely to evolve independently and trying to make a common function/class handle two separate usecases is likely to lead to complex, ugly code.

Conversely, if the two pieces of code are intrinsically the same then you SHOULD pull them out into something common. If you don't, you risk the implementations drifting and getting inconsistent behaviour over time.

Determining which is which is a matter of interrogating your domain and business logic, which is the essential function of our job as developers/engineers.
At least with streaming services you know that it's only temporary. Often Netflix is just more convenient than searching for torrents, setting up a device with a hard disk/NAS to play offline content etc.
> I don’t think I’ve ever seen the build and code repo tooling ever work on any professional codebase I’ve worked on, save one.

Yeah I agree though in my experience it is because professional teams are usually infected by at least a few "everyone just uses Vim and a terminal right?" people who then go about turning the build system into some horrible script based system that IDEs can't work with.
TailwindUI ?
Calculations show that quantum communication across interstellar space possible
I have no opinion for/against NFTs for various use cases, but I will say this:

If you don't understand what something is ("I'm not sure what they are"), then I don't think you can go around telling people what they do/don't solve ("they definitely don't solve this").

We'd be better off sharing opinions about things we do have knowledge about, rather than guessing. And if we do guess, make it clear it's just a guess.
Lunacy. Change looks like progress to some people. And doubly so if it looks like all web UIs these days - loads of padding, giant buttons, and really slow to load and render.
Am I seeing it right that they don't mention vim, Bram, the Children in Uganda, yet they ask for donations for ... themselves?!

I find that behavior quite despicable.
Bi-directional links establish a two-way connection between pages. This enables you to browse in either direction: follow a link to its destination, but then also browse backlinks, which are all the pages that link to the current page.

In practice, if you copy the link of a Slack thread to the Notion document, there is only a one-way link from Notion to Slack. If the link also enables you to navigate from Slack to Notion, it is a bi-directional link.
Lock down your 'piss corridor'
Hashsums, yes it sucks, but the hash algorithms more tunes to the task.
I used to watch Alain's videos for a while (back when marginalian was brain pickings).

I think his project is more or less the same Sam Harris' - to extract useful (for some definition) ideas out of traditional religious or other moral systems and to secularise them for modern consumption as part of a project to improve humanity. My background and experience with this kind of thing makes me think that it's a doomed project and slick videos on YouTube is a poor way of teaching these things.
That's more effort than torrenting to get exactly the same end result.
Nonsense. Slack has direct messages. Email has groups. There's no difference.
here is the definition according to google and an example:

Bi-directional links establish a two-way connection between pages. This enables you to browse in either direction: follow a link to its destination, but then also browse backlinks, which are all the pages that link to the current page.

In practice, if you copy the link of a Slack thread to the Notion document, there is only a one-way link from Notion to Slack. If the link also enables you to navigate from Slack to Notion, it is a bi-directional link.
Just set intelligent defaults with the ability to override with customizations. Bam. It's DRY and you don't lose flexibility.
I think there's an entire generation that think that UIs should be bloated and slow and have taken web apps to be the norm. It's very sad.
Croatian Telekom recently removed certain Cinemax channels from the premium package and are now asking for additional compensation if you'd still like to view them, in the literal middle of the 2 year binding contract.

Imagine someone changing the contract's contents one sided.

They argue they sent an SMS so it's all fine.
Well I don't think so.

That leads me to another case, Daybreak Games Company and Everquest 2.
They run those TLEs aka nostalgia servers every few years. In the past incarnations you could earn certain vouchers by completing "heritage quests", long winded quests which take some group effort to complete and lots of running around and whatnot. With those vouchers you could "buy" weaker version of those heritage items, on live servers (aka non-nostalgia).
They have recently removed the vendors where you can buy those items from, an awful breach of trust and something you have worked hard for simply removed because they felt like it.
Why would anyone accept such an NFT?

"Yeah, we can see that you paid someone else for this content, so we'll pay the bandwidth and any licensing fees needed for you to stream/download it from us.".

A business model like that makes no sense.
Oh I definitely agree with writing code being a bit similar to writing prose. Along with that comes "naming is hard". It can take several iterations of renaming and restructuring things, taking a step back and thinking about how the program reads and how close that is to being easy to understand, without looking too much at the actual implementation and so on. And it does take practice, no question.

I would add though, that the opposite of DRY and SOLID are feared for good reason. Just imagine, if you had duplication everywhere, because the previous developer did not understand or did not take time to introduce fitting, suitable abstractions or indirections. So these principles are definitely worth something. I guess learning to apply them in the right moments is also something, that needs practice.
NFT is not a donation or swag. It may be closer to a stock option or share in an organization or idea.

None of this is likely to sway massive Hollywood studios. But it may present a new economic model for some independent creators to get paid directly by consumers and fans to produce and distribute work - musicians, artists, filmmakers. See Camp Chaos example. Another example: the filmmakers behind sci-fi film Prospect (2018 - budget of $4M) are now exploring NFT and web3 models for their next production, we will see how successful it is when or if it is finished in a couple years.
Code that is sensibly written in a non-pessimized manner is not hard to read or modify.

That's the whole point of my comment.

The word "optimization" as currently used confabulates two separate concepts:

- Non-pessimization (new meaning of "optimization")

- Micro-optimization (original meaning of "optimization")

You're talking about micro optimized code, and I'm talking about simple non-pessimized code.
Changing it would break existing code. In C, types "A" and "struct A" could have been defined as completely different types.
I don't have kids, my nephew is watching tiktok, though. I think it's unrealistic to think you can supervise a child completely, but probably there should be an easy interface to see what your children were watching - then you can at least teach your children that some of these things are dangerous. For example, my nephew showed me a prank with a flour poured into a hairdrier - to which I commented that it's dangerous because a flour is highly flammable, and the construction of the hairdrier makes for a very good igniter (very high temperature wires + blowing the flour with air, dispersing it and increasing the surface area of contact with air).
>1. Python has never had that constraint

Which is neither here, nor there. Python had another big constraint, the GIL. So threads there couldn't go so far as async would. But even environments with threads (C#, Rust) also got big into async in the same style.

>2. Python's asyncio in particular is a shitty hammer that only works on special asyncio-branded nails

Well, that's also the case with C#, JS, and others with similar async style (aka "colored functions"). And that's not exactly a problem, as much as a design constraint.
I know almost nothing about the German political system so I won't discuss that. But the French system has plenty of flaws, two of the biggest being that

1/ énarques aren't technical at all, don't actually know anything except how bureaucracy works, and yet they're in charge of everything

2/ super-selective schools have the side effect of letting people think they're geniuses because they topped a competition while in their teens
It sounds like you're suggesting using and nft as an access token or proof of purchase.

As the previous person said, even if a platform is a distribution point the content still needs to be hosted somewhere and that costs money for storage and transfer.
Who pays for that?
Studios won't, so then you might think everything would need to be centralised, but then the legal elements would prevent that being created easily, licencing, trust and security would be an issue etc.

Creative content like a film, regardless of who created it, generally gets distributed and adapted for a market at a territorial level with fees being paid to the owner by the local distributor.
Nft is a idealistic idea but too removed from reality to be workable.
I think it's just that for every complex topic, any general rule will break down at some point. That doesn't tell you that the rule is bad, but to learn how to tell when you're dealing with such an exception.
AFAIK, that’s a browser feature, not a site one.

You can check that by going to https://interactive-examples.mdn.mozilla.net/pages/tabbed/te.... If you can resize that, your browser is doing that for you.
‘Your Map Is Wrong’
The term 'green' in the headline means everything and nothing, but...

The things that are allowed by this law are fairly tightly specified, as even the article gives various details on:

> new nuclear and gas-fired plants built through 2030 will be recognised as a transitional energy source as long as they are used to replace dirtier fossil fuels such as oil and coal.

So, limited to the next 8 years, and only in places where they're not going to displace cleaner options.

> gas projects should only be financed if direct emissions are kept under a maximum cap and they switch to fully renewable energy by 2035

I've not read the legal text but this latter part likely refers to gas turbines that can run on methane or hydrogen or some mix of the two, which is a fairly standard part of forward planning.

There's some political shenanigans involved, but overall it's a fairly sensible compromise and another small step in the right direction.
I'd include basic stats before I'd include linear algebra.

You should know it's used in deep learning but unless you need to include some math in a research paper to impress the reviewers (true story) you never need it.
LeCunT
I don't know why this is getting down-voted? It's a serious question. 1080p density on a 15in display looks horrible.
Same thing without the clickbait title: https://ahungry.com/blog/2020-11-17-Write-Code-Like-You-Writ...
Out of curiosity Apple M1 Chips being ARM-based (I own a m1-powered laptop) I... honestly haven't really noticed any slow down while using ffmpeg but granted I don't do encoding/transcoding a whole lot and my usage of editors like Affinity Designer/Photos is pretty basic.

But on that note I feel like a budget laptop for the masses with ARM-chips would be quite the spot for many people include my father. he doesn't need any application just being able to use a browser. ( I guess, a more open, less shady Chromebook-like equivalent).

Well, I guess I just say this because my experience with the m1 chip has been way over the top to the point I haven't really noticed any slow down with docker/vscode/etc etc.
Unfortunately it's not a technical problem. You will make a much larger contribution than any normal person by simply taking on the highest salary you can and make political donations to whoever will support climate goals.
I wonder if a 50 EUR entry price will really deter many visitors. Venice itself is a huge attraction, people travel there specifically at a significant cost in time and money. That 50 Euro sounds like a drop in the bucket to me, it will simply be priced into the whole cost, just like millions of people happily pay expensive entrance fees for other global attractions like certain amusement parks.
Clean code, easy to maintain is not luxury when talking about a programming language implementation.
Pinegrow is a web app (mostly vanilla JS, HTML and CSS) packaged with NWJS [0] into a desktop app that runs on Mac, Windows and Linux.

We also have Pinegrow Online [0] that works 100% in the browser - without webassembly. The performance is quite good for such a complex UI.

[0] https://pinegrow.online/edit/
This has happened a few times (e.g Deadpool), in those cases the game has still remained available for users who had already purchased it, just unavailable for new purchases.
Hi, congrats guys, I wish you good luck. I've tried to see how it works but got blank page instead of search results.
Nuclear is no different that solar and other technologies. It is economical at scale. It is prohibitive if all you build is a prototype once every 10 years, which is what we do in Europe. China and Korea found a way to make it work.
The problem with copyright is that it's enforced by governments — who have monopoly on the use of force. NFTs are not enforced by governments, so they're just this funny cringy thing some people engage in, and that some other people, like me, make fun of.
pnpm + Vite + Svelte + TypeScript + UnoCSS
Yikes. What's the gossip?
I've read that. A lot of the money was still ment for other projects. Essentially pausing the whole green energy effort for the next 8 years (at least)

I think it's likely a good thing if Germany and some others invest money in Gas instead of coal. Especially now.

But in no world or metric is this green energy and should be built with green energy money.
You can predict the outcome very well. It is a call to an operator, which can be trivial for simple types. But of course if you concatenate two 500MB strings using +, you will have a 1GB allocation. I don't see how that is a problem or even a surprise. Of course you could do something in that operator that nobody would expect to happen inside it. But the same is true if you give a function a bad name. For all intents and purposes, an operator is just a function with a particularly short name and (default) style of how it is called.
that one missing dot operator in Xcode is almost enough for me to use JetBrains AppCode instead
<whatever-done-correctly> is better than <wrong>
It does seem to be a Chinese tradition (and I believe in quite a few other places) to pacify the old king and grant them a comfortable enough retirement, as they’ve already lost power. It’s probably less confrontational and somewhat satisfies all sides in the long run. Examples would be some kings during the Three Kingdom period, who all got some sort of honorary title in the conqueror’s kingdom.
I doubt it - the place is already incredibly famous and serves an extremely good product. It makes more sense for them to churn people through as fast as possible during a busy time.
Clearly he placed some malicious code in the brain implants she was testing
Not just in the world of business - a lot of developers play with these things in their spare time before promoting them to production tech; if it takes ages to write a silly mp3 player or some other hobby project, they'll use something else instead.
Why on earth would I care if my tools are winning today's popularity contest? Tomorrow there will be a new contest, and the day after, and so on.

In the mean time I'll be doing something useful with a tool I know and that doesn't need me to relearn the same basic tasks iteration after iteration.
And somehow the cost of the non renewable energies that are required to deal with the volatility of wind and solar are never factored in the cost.
Yes but what about NFT specifically could not be solved by any other form of electronic (or analog, for that matter) receipt?
This can be summarized as appealing to a higher power — your example is the courts, an alternative is the public reputation / free market. Without a 3rd party institution to appeal to, the parties must reconcile between themselves in a conflict e.g. violence. Same principle applies often in macro/micro contexts.
Here is the information I hoped to find in this discussion thread:

11" non-retina MBA dimensions: 11.8" x 7.56" (30 x 19.2 cm)

M2 MBA: 11.97" x 8.46" (30.41 x 21.5 cm)

So, about 15%-ish "deeper" but you get a 13" screen instead of 11" ...
> Emulated crap.

Docker is virtualisation, not emulation.
They block any connections from HK so I'm not allowed to access the site. The number of sites blocking any connections from certain countries like Hong Kong as increased lately, it's becoming rather frustrating and I can't really see the reasoning behind it.
Tell me you're american without telling me you're american.
It's a fun set of optimisations: to get the path-clearing effect do you run the pipes on less optimal routes (greater capital costs), or do you using varying grades of insulation (less effective under paths to get the clearing effect, more effective on the short-cuts between paths), and so on. I hope Idaho uses these scenarios in their maths lessons, in place of the hoary "the phone company needs to put a line across a property that includes a river where it costs three times as much per metre..." that I teethed with.
I used WxWidgets almost 20 years ago with Python to quickly make a project that included printing support. I went from reading the docs to a working prototype in one night!

Hopefully this release will help the planned improvements to Audacity too.
HTML + CSS + JS, if really needed
https://github.com/jamespwilliams/neovim-go-nix-develop

The above is my attempt to create a minimal Neovim configuration that uses treesitter and nvim-lsp (albeit only for Go).

It uses Nix, so if you have Nix installed you can immediately try the configuration out in a self-contained development shell.

It’s too minimal for everyday use, but could be of inspiration.
Arm is mostly more efficient, but the overall performance is not there apart from Apple silicon. You can get some laptops with qualcomm chips and they're weak - basically an underpowered netbook class. The competition is missing because of a deal between qualcomm and MS for Windows laptops (https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/23/22798231/microsoft-qualc...). So if you want to do something serious, there's very little choice.

Then there's the issue of running Linux on SoC where Qualcomm and others are not super keen on providing open support. M1 is going to get reverse engineered support for all the devices first because they offer hardware people actually want.
Who cares my shit doesn’t get cited all the time but I don’t blog about it like a bitch.
> Assumption of incompetence to support your argument.

Okay, but it kind of is about incompetence. And by “it” I mean everything. Look, we all remember that first time we all realized that adults are just winging it most of the time. Almost nobody knows what they are doing. Half the people who “know” actually know the least.

> DRY does NOT lead to over-complicating things.

Don’t Repeat Yourself is a terrible acronym because what it stands for is exactly the opposite of what people do. Not doing something is avoidance, opting out, like “don’t push your sister” vs “be nice to your sister”.

What most people do is they realize they have already repeated themselves, or someone else, and they rip it out. They deduplicate their code. Avoidance definitely can “lead” somewhere, but deduplication is active, and that can often be headed the wrong way, either directly or obliquely.

The Rule of Three is much clearer on this. You get one. There’s nothing to do when you see you’ve duplicated code - except to check if you’re the first or not.
Why on earth would you pay $100 per cloud camera instead of standalone ONVIF ones?

Amazon Cloud Cameras were so overpriced nobody even bothered trying to hardware hack them. Your best bet is donating few to hackerspaces and hoping someone bored takes a look.
I am not suggesting a model where revenue is built on restricting access to media. I will just link to Camp Chaos article again[1] which is free to listen to[2].

[1] https://www.billboard.com/pro/camp-chaos-songcamp-nfts-50-pe...

[2] https://chaos.build/
>It bears questioning how, in ”the richest country on Earth”, something as important as a hospital ends up held together with spit and twine.

Voters are incredibly scared of change because it's so vital. The current situation isn't caused by a lack of resources but a lack of focused will
Solve every problem once.

Two times repeated can be much worse than ten times repeated if one is a dizzying mess (e.g. to handhold some tragic third party API) and the other is a trivial sequence of instructions you'd understand even if dementia forced to read with a finger on the current line. That code wouldn't qualify as a problem so it isn't affected by the rule

(but you might still de-duplify if you know that if it changes it should change uniformly)
I wonder, if I'm on the copyright holder side, how can I access that money?
I actually tried to look for substdio but I failed to get anything good by googling (just that qmail uses it)
Total energy consumption or just electricity? Because electricity is itself only a third of total energy use in, say, Germany. So a third of 45 percent is 15 percent. Good, but doesn't save the day.
Also, is that steady throughout the year, or just in the windy months?
If anyone is looking for more background: it's Jürgen Schmidhuber. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26804496
Because it should be obvious that there is no such option, so the question is not in good faith.

Currently the most top-voted comment raises the same issue with different words.