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I'm really interested about his work habits as well - added your questions to my list. Right now I'm procrastinating editing my podcast by reading HN :)

Do you have any questions about The Annotated Turing? For me, I'm really interested in the story behind why he wrote it. As he writes in the introduction:

"Turing's original motivation in writing this paper was to solve a problem formulated by German mathematician David Hilbert ..."

I want to know Petzold's motivation for writing this. I know there's a story behind there somewhere especially given how long it took him to write the book :)
> without providing any solution

False dichotomy.

If the stats show that being overweight increases your risk "X-fold", I promise the doctor is suggesting weight loss, which is at least a partial solution.
TikTok Has Loads of Useful Information, but You Have to Verify Sources
Hey! Fun game! I very much enjoyed the technical details in your post. Nice work!

Problem: I can't share results with Firefox on my Android. It works with Chrome. After pressing the share button, I get the share menu but when I choose for example WhatsApp, it fails with a toast msg: "Can't send empty message". Choosing "Copy to Clipboard" works but it copies null. Any thoughts? :)

Funny thing is; This isn't the first time this has happened with these Wordle style games where you share your results in a msg.
I think you're still missing a key point: a person who immigrates is (on average) more motivated, more wealthy and more educated than their peers. This also applies to a Dalit person immigrating to America.

And very importantly for this discussion, an immigrant has no criminal record. So the people who have commited crimes are already filtered out in this process.
https://archive.ph/jNZLK
Disclaimer, not a biologist. Ex did a lot of work in this area though.

If I understand your query (it's hard to parse), then no, AI is nothing that would help. This is an insanely hard problem to understand let alone solve. You're asking for a cartesian of every possible interaction of every possible enzyme, protein, molecule, etc. which, if it were possible to do with existing tech, it would have been done already.

ML (AI) is, at least right now, fancy pattern matching. Nothing more.

Further, Quantum computers can only run certain classes of programs, at least for now. Also not an expert there but if these two fields have been married in any way it's certainly not been done with any amount of clarity.

Hopefully that's a somewhat sufficient, serious answer. The question itself is very.... uh, r/futurism, if we're being honest. You can't just throw AI and Quantum at hard problems expecting them to just somehow solve them.
I think that US English writers/readers would also find the latter the most common term for that noun phrase. I think the most likely explanation is that the writer+editor(s) did not choose the words well to describe the situation.
I haven't actually been to India, but I'm reliably informed that there IS some poverty there. Is that incorrect?
I think the burden for imprisonment and compelling people to stay in prison is on the punishers.

That should not be confused with the crimes being wrong, I'm talking about ones desire not to be imprisoned being a natural desire and acting on it not being wrong by itself.
If it were Bill Nye or Neil Degrasse Tyson I might agree with you but I think the context is important: this is a French tweet.

Does the Francosphere have the same issues with trusting science that the Anglosphere has?
It's not as simple as "x is better than y". They all have their own flavours. I'd had results from JAX CLIP Guided Diffusion that I can't get from anything else and some of my early experiments with Disco Diffusion have a quality that is unique. I think people will always mix and match models due to their unique qualities.

Having said that I'm on the beta for Stable Diffusion ( https://stability.ai/ ) and it's remarkably capable across a broad range of styles. Dall-E probably still has the edge for more complex semantic prompts and photographic coherance but it's very good and it's got a very open strategy.
This is totally normal behavior from a completely reasonable democratic country.
Sure thing: https://imgur.com/a/4CTsLSD

I’m sure this is software related, and I’m on the iPadOS 16 beta, so it may be less of an issue for others. On my phone it folds into the header and truncates, but on the iPad it is super obnoxious.
> Also if it’s not on learnXinYminutes it should be

https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/nix/
The modern consensus (or perhaps official, since consensus may be different) is that you should be eating more vegetables than grains.

So you appear to agree with the consensus of experts that grains should not be the basis of your diet. This has been the us governments recommendation for over a decade (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyPlate)
A skip list is an ordered data structure with lookup time O[logn]. Hash tables are unordered, with lookup time O[1]. They serve different purposes.
I see I wasn’t the only one to conflate “commit comment” with “commit message.” For a good 5 minutes I thought this was saying that GitHub would no longer show commit message content in the pull request timeline, which does seem like a crazy vendor lock-in scheme.
I've read eight of the Culture novels now, and "The Player of Games" was in the bottom two for me. I'm mystified that most others seem to rank this book so high. "Use of Weapons" and "Surface Detail" are my favorites so far, but they're rarely mentioned here.
Unfortunately this is most likely not correct

It is believed that Fermat had an idea but didn't know it couldn't work. He hinted at those methods in other works of his, but in the end that couldn't work.

(Of course he might have found a different way, but it's a very low chance)
You know that whole trope of "the science/medicine just keeps getting better". For Dementia it is just getting worse. We have a better handle on cancer than pryon diseases. Please spend your money on fusion research instead, it has a better outlook and roi.

They used to cling to statistical fallacies about "keeping an active mind" but now we know no amount of crossword puzzles will keep proteins folding right. Cognitive health just masks symptoms longer.
Ok now we have to amend it: "You're not dead until you're warm [, not treated with OrganEx] and dead."
Have any of these people actually read the graphic novels? They’re chock full of trans, non-binary, race swapping characters. Playing with the fluidity of identity is a persistent theme.
Communism has never been competitive with freedom. The USSR failed and the CCP is reaching the limits. Central planning is a bad idea, it breaks both countries and companies.
I don't like writing about things I haven't seen (not a Netflix subscriber), but since this is the Internet after all I'd like to discuss the "Morpheus vs Lucifer" scene that was uploaded yesterday [1] and that no one should watch unless they like their episodes spoiled.

The setting is less creative/weird than the comic (a night club in the original), a demon character is gone (probably to simplify the story), and the battle is shortened from the comic books while, simultaneously, stretched with a pep talk from Morpheus' raven that's only there to add drama.

I accept that maybe the episode is better due to these changes - as I said, haven't seen it yet and I could very well be wrong. But when I saw the trailer I got the exact same impression than the OP: formulaic, conventional, and dumbed down.

I feel that Sandman makes such good use of the medium that it may very well be impossible to faithfully adapt to live action. And maybe this is the best version anyone could realistically make. I just wish someone would once in a while say "let's keep this exactly as weird and nonsensical as it was in the original".

[1] https://youtube.com/watch?v=iZOwaeAEIw0
FYI, the person who wrote/were featured in those posts is an HN user: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=ptom

Highly recommended reading since this person is basically living 3-10 years into the future and telling us what it's going to be like. :]
The lead on the project was a few years out of grad school.

The technique is what mattered. Not the experience. There have been many labs dedicated to this problem for years. They never even came close.
The right has developed their own "mainstream concensus".
You ignored everything i said. Re-read please.

Non-binary is (or at least was) a tool to avoid have teenagers and young (or older) adults feeling at odds with their assigned gender at a point in their life to avoid identifying as trans. IT IS TO AVOID those "ridiculous" dose of hormone blockers.

Please just read the comment you are responding to. please. I know i'm not a native speaker and i moght have troubles to explain myself on non-teck subject, but it is quite clear that i am NOT TALKING AT ALL about what you're responding to.
There is a real risk of sunburn during snow sports. I got the worst facial sunburn I've ever had after a day of snowboarding.
Fair point, but I’m in no way suggesting that it’s ok to bully fat people or not help them overcome their self-acceptance issues. But it self-acceptance is prioritized over fixing an objective health issue (obesity, not being a bit overweight), then it becomes a problem.
>This package uses the novel (at least, novel to me) method of embedding a small C program (Trealla Prolog) through WASM/WASI and exposing it as a regular Go library

Could you please expand this with more details?
Even better: Do what certain Latin Amercan countries did and take the fight against convenience food and the producing industry serious. Tax sugar, reduce max sizes of soft drinks,... You name it. Using public healthcare as a way to punish people seems to go counter the goal of oublic healthcare.
50% of all published research is false, lets start there to understand why people reject 'consensus' and prefer their own interpretation of facts.
Do what Ninja Lead's in Vietnam do...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxtIBUkHagI
Depends what you mean - and an interesting question.

Imagine a fruit dispenser with buttons that have consequences and can be sequenced.

It's probably possible to create something Scratch-like with that, which allows the monkey to select a sequence of actions via buttons such as:

1) select banana
2) IF you have one banana THEN ADD another
3) IF you have two bananas THEN ADD one more banana
4) move bananas left (toward funnel out to monkey) and drop 'em
5) EXECUTE program

etc

How far can you go with this? Far enough to count as "programming"? Good question! Chimps can execute sequences of actions in the real world, chewing on a stick to make a probe and then sticking it into an ant nest to extract ants to eat, after all.
Agree.

“Ya’ll” is linguistically necessary in English since the word “ye” was deprecated.

A common alternative to remove ambiguity between singular and plural “you” in some parts of the US is “you guys”.
I'm not sure how much this is a 9/11 risk?

As far as I know the protection against "taking a jet and crashing it into a building" is a squadron of fighter jets that are quickly dispatched to (if necessary) shoot down any plane on a risky path. That's exactly what happened when some mentally unstable airport employee "stole" a plane and committed suicide by crashing it into the water after a few stunts.

The other risk would be to take passengers hostage, but in case of a chartered plane I think it's fair game to let the customer themselves decide on the level of security they need - presumably they aren't harboring any terrorists/hijackers, and I would think hijacking a private corporate flight is really low on terrorist groups' bucket lists in terms of the expected "payoff".
> 24 hour diner followed a bunch of nobodies and a side character for 40 minutes.

It's well very well-traveled ground. This formula isn't popular. The Walking Dead-themed shows are known for it.
I have taken to:

1) wearing a brimmed hat as an almost constant fashion accessary

2) almost never going outside without the tops of my feet covered (I always wear laced shoes, never sandals or flip flops);

3) and just being cognizant of the time and my clothing choices.

I absolutely never apply sunscreen and I would be hesitant to do so because I am skeptical that all the chemicals that end up seeping into my bloodstream are doing me any good.

Incidentally, it is amusing how much more respect I get just walking down the sidewalk wearing this hat -- it somehow manages to make me look non-dorky, and people will more commonly nod or even half bow to me or more politely greet me, etc, when I'm wearing this hat: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004VS2SFC
There are major issues with Japan's justice system though . I mean just reading the link on this thread made me sad

Michael Taylor. Mr. Taylor pleaded guilty to aiding Mr. Ghosn’s escape and started a two-year sentence at Tokyo’s Fuchu Prison in the summer of 2021; he spends much of his day in solitary confinement.
a major difference here is that 2 months ago this edition was not available.

That doesn't change the kind of discussion that takes place which is why it's usually the pre-announcements that get downweighted.

Without this post, I, for one, would not have known that I could go online now to read it

Sure but that is at best, a tertiary purpose of HN. Something is always new to someone, relevant to someone, etc. The dupiness or most other on-topic-ness criteria can't really work on that basis.
It's not the corn, it's the soy and other high PUFA oils that are added to everything.

But soy is a rotation crop for corn and instead of feeding it to animals it gets used in the human diet.
The Sandman is a weird thing to have missed. I guess you got into him after he started writing novels?

Sandman is in my opinion Gaiman's best long form work, but for my money his best single issue is probably from his (likely now never to be finished although they do keep teasing, most recently for this October) Miracleman run.

"Winter's Tale" from the Golden Age of Miracleman is doing something comic books aren't allowed to do, even more so than when he wrote Sandman. Winter is far more powerful than her father, and so the story ought to not work because what are the stakes? Introducing some "big bad" that could hurt Winter ruins the flow of the rest of the comic, and yet without such a threat why should we care about her tale? Gaiman sidesteps that by telling it as a children's story, like Judth Kerr's "The Tiger Who Came To Tea". In this form the story within a story can break all the rules. Masterful. And then the outer envelope story continues the Golden Age theme of humans living in a utopia still being humans.
This comment is a plug.

I've tried many alternative to make over the years, and eventually, doit (pydoit.org/) was the one I sticked with.

It's declarative yet dynamic, it's simple yet powerful, you get to use shell command or a custom function, and it deals with all the things you need like deps and targets, creating a dag, caching, etc.

It's the sweat spot for me.
Everything in this comment seems well-founded and insightful, except and that's a problem for maintaining the Biden coalition. The Biden coalition is actively, overtly pro-policing, for the obvious reason that the majority of the Democratic coalition is pro-policing. Asian Americans are no part at all of the coalition's challenge, as any graph of educational attainment by race will show you; as a demographic, for '22 and '24, they're locked in.

Local politics are a different story, but local politics tend to involve changing which people in the party get to hold office, not changing which party holds office. See: San Francisco.
You're not wrong, but still, the events recounted in this article provide a near-perfect template for some really horrific shenanigans.
There likely won’t be a trial. He fled justice. It is hard to try people in absentia.
Male with brown skin. How do I know if I have a sunburn? I guess redness, but for me it is hard to recognize in the mirror because of my skin color.

Does periodic exposure count? Let’s say if I am on the sun for a 10 min and then seek shade and walk under the shade for another 10 and do this for 4-5hrs a day. I am still getting 2hrs of exposure everyday in that manner but giving my skin to heal so to speak, not sure if it makes sense.
This. I absolutely didn’t suggest anything like what the above comment projected and implied.
I think you would just make it Haskell. I don’t know the exact chronology of Nix (the language), so I can’t comment with full confidence, but Real World Haskell (written by my utterly brilliant former colleague Bryan O’Sullivan /humblebrag) was published in 2008, and the Haskell described there has monad transformers and all kinds of nifty stuff. I think Eelco’s thesis was published around the same time? It’s possible that my dates are off and they really needed to rig up their own System F machine, but I suspect it just seemed cool and now we’re stuck with it.

Nix (the language) stomps like JSON or YAML for writing config files, it’s actually not bad at that, but it’s a disaster in its contemporary role.
Ghosn IS "the man". People who stick it to the man don't have access to Green Berets and private jets and multiple citizenships.

This story can be understood as bickering between two factions or groups of "the man": on the one side the Japanese legal system, hardly a champion of the underdog; and on the other, one of the world's richest and most powerful people, the sort of person who does not (cannot) arrive at his station in life without being a special type of ruthless sociopath, whether they're guilty of literal crimes or not along the way.

So like it's a highly entertaining cage match, but rooting for one or the other if you're not also part of the ownership class is kinda a coin toss.
Thanks. The UX feels really polished, that makes sense if you're a seasoned professional.

One thing, just curious: did you look intwo whether your privacy notice is GDPR-compliant? Sounds more like frank talk than legalese, haha
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Man this sounds like something some students came up with after partaking in the ganja. And it coming out of Berkeley in the 80s certainly tracks with that...

Not a good way of doing things. I mean, have fun using Valgrind. Or switching out libc, etc. And what about key material? There you would still have to do a second step of zeroing or junking the memory when done with it anyway.
Those animated interactive explanations remind me of http://explorabl.es/.

I'm really interested in creating some on my own, where can I find source code for guides like https://github.com/ncase/trust?
You could do them as git notes, which gives you a non-vendor specific mechanism for handling this kind of data in git. However, you do need to make a point about having changes to notes get pushed to version control, so it does require either a tool or onboarding to become useful for what you’re talking about.

Git can store a variety of other objects in the repo as well, but the built in git-notes mechanism springs most immediately to my mind as the thing you’re looking for.
Seems pretty straightforward to me: 1) programming objects have properties and methods; 2) within cells it is probably possible to have analagous entities (perhaps various types such as molecules, organelles, etc) which have defined properties and predictable behaviours; 3) could we soon have a computer and a sufficiently comprehensive database of these objects and their behaviours for an AI to start correlating how they are combined and how they would need to act to produce a cellular effect (e.g. regenerate a damaged cell); 4) could this be speeded up with the advent of quantum computing?
Fair. i wasn't sure about that tbh, i only had the example of the "tomboy" who think she was a he for 5 years because her familly, and LGBTQ activist around Nantes who told me that a third gender should exist for case like this, to allow people like her to be able to think something else than "i do not feel like a female, i should then be a male" which can be detrimental.
Wonder if it has anything to do with reading the comic in your 20s and watching the adaptation in your 40s.
Well that’s the gist of it… make it so easterns can’t access western websites and other internet services and vice versa.
Man, is that obnoxious. Yet another example of a DRM effort that will probably inspire more piracy.
Both the USSR and CCP have both stated they want to spread their way to the rest of the world. Freedom is not the natural order, not even 300 years old, it has to constantly be defended, even from within from both the top and bottom.
Heh, the end product strongly resembles a trash-can Mac Pro.
I think the argument here is that being in prison is a bad experience and wanting to escape is normal, natural human behaviour. As such, the onus is not on the prisoner to stay inside, but on the guards to keep them there. Escaping is, as such, not a crime in itself.
I never use sunscreen, but I try to limit my sun exposure to 1-1.5 hour per day if sunbathing. If I go out biking (in Norway) I may be out for 2-4 hours, but then I’m covered except for arms and legs. Never had sun burns following this strategy.
I swim laps at the Y. The meditative state my mind enters about 10 laps into a 32-lap mile is amazing. The subconscious bubbles up, as a sibling commenter pointed out, and begins actively problem solving at the surface when your conscious mind subsides. Sibling commenter experienced this while running for thirty minutes.

I have a very peaceful home. It's quiet, safe, a little remote, about an hour or two northwest of Austin in the Hill Country. I have a library in my house where I do most of my work, and sometimes I get on my motorcycle and ride for a bit into the middle of nowhere, which becomes meditative, much like swimming, allowing my mind to work through problems on its own in a very beautiful environment.

I can work (whether it's actual coding or sitting quietly in thought) for 12-14 hours a day, max. Then I must stop and get 7-8 hours of sleep. That balance of good sleep and hard work is key to maximizing productivity and the ability to solve problems during available work hours.

A healthy diet free from high-glycemic foods and foods with a high inflammation index is also very important.
maybe should mention Pierre Menard who wrote a famous book he hadn't read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Menard,_Author_of_the_Q...
I'm glad you enjoyed figuring it out without instructions. Thanks for letting me know. I got some helpful feedback early on that resulted in the "Pick any tile from the bottom row" prompt. I grew up on Atari and NES and would never read game instructions (Atari was before I could read anyway, ha), so my hope was that I wouldn't need to force a walkthrough on anyone, especially since there's no risk in poking at it to see what happens.
It's possible if you unplug from work and don't sit in front of a screen in the evening.
We also went a long time without washing anything. A lot more people used to die.
You’re the one doing the projecting. I only offered one example of a possible implementation as the OP didn’t provide any.
A long time ago people used to die of other causes much earlier than they could develop skin cancer.
If you drop me your email, i'll contact you to mail you my first edition when the new edition arrives. I don't need both, and don't want you to miss out. Easily my favorite CompSci related book.
Why are there so few competitors to Zendesk I wonder?
> Accent’s Way on YouTube
> taught herself the American accent to a complete perfection

Her oldest video is 12 years ago and I couldn't personally tell if she's just talented at mimicking sound from a young age or if she transitioned from a thick accent to a natural American accent.
Since func2 doesn't have any parameters, the only thing that calling it will put on the stack is the return address. In fact, if it's the last function call in the code block, even that might get optimized out. The struct should be intact and available via a local variable in func2.