skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I come across that dioxygen difluoride article of his every few years and it still makes me laugh (and shudder) every time. Thanks for providing my 2022 reading of it. Looking forward to next time.
Nonstick is never absolutely necessary. It's a minor convenience over learning to control heat or washing a pan if you don't.
TikTok is still promoting banned Russian content to users, says report
i would be able to control myself. After all, if I had enough money to be rich I wouldn't require more.
I'm trying to understand why so many people seems to hate make.

I hate building system that don't use Makefile, or that use but don't respect the variable convention. It makes really quite annoying to do things like changing allocation library, add compilers flags, etc.
Well thank you! I appreciate it.
There is a built in secrets module, iirc.
This blog post by Joel is a wealth of knowledge that does a great job of presciently explaining the last 15 years of Microsoft.

He even offers a great reason for why IE stagnated for years: MS was afraid of the web and felt sabotage was the best way to prevent it from flourishing. The only thing they actually accomplished was giving google a browser monopoly.
25%? Like, one-quarter of the mass of the salad bowl? Not parts-per-million?
It’s all relative but 100 open issues doesn’t sound bad for a somewhat popular project to me. For example, rust-lang/rust has over 8000.

Regardless, I curious if there were _specific_ issues you had.

And following that, I’m also curious what you moved to instead.
If you trick the satellite into thinking you're somewhere you're not, then it won't point the beam at you and you won't get any service.
I'm sure Musk will blabber about the secret payload on Twitter during his next wine and Ambien bender
No, it's nvidia doesn't "just work", intentionally.
This is google workplace only btw
Google execs threaten workers with layoffs: ‘There will be blood on the streets’
Clearly, we all need to retvrn to the Gom player era
Factually false, if you believe this you are in an echo chamber. Yes, there are a few who want to ban guns, but I know many people, some of whom are gun owners, who support reasonable restrictions.

Trying to paint the entire movement with the views of it's most extreme members is absolutely bad faith communication.
I started a few months ago a personal home finance manager which includes other nice things - in Flutter (!!!). Then I decided to switch to Python and Qt because Flutter for desktop is still not a thing, and finally to c++ and qt6, because on my Mac a simple app took a lot of time to boot (> 5 seconds) and an idle window, not hello world, was using 70MB of ram. Blame it on pyinstaller or whatever other reason, well, it's then that I decided that for my own hobby project without (paid) deadlines I don't have to follow trends like Electron or easier alternatives like PySide just to "deliver something". I want to provide a low-memory low-cpu usage alternative and possibly something I can also install on mobile as well.

I always wanted to learn C++ and never got the chance to use it for work, so I started reading the most significant books and resources suggested by [0], including learning how modern projects do things - on this, Jason Turner's template comes handy.

In the beginning it was tough, and at times it still is, however I am getting more and more familiar with the way things are done.

At first I chose Meson for "simplicity" but it took me a while to realise that Cmake is actually pretty easy as well, so I switched to Cmake and started using Conan.

My project setup is slowly converging to [1] - I couldn't just use it without having any knowledge about c++.

I am happy that someone packaged a lot of good and modern practices in such a repo. (I know they are good because the approach is quite common with other languages/technologies too).

There is way more to learn than with other languages, but it's interesting. Plus, i watched one or two videos from the creator of the language, and I like his philosophy of "freedom", which I believe is one of the main issues nowadays with c++, as most developers just want a prepackaged set of tools and APIs to develop and deliver fast, without thinking too much - c++ clearly doesn't get along with this type of developer.

The project consists of:

- C++20 with Clang
- clang-format
- clang-tidy
- project_options with dev mode and other sanitizers on
- Cmake/ninja
- Conan
- lots of nice things provided by the

- catch2
- qt6
- TOML for internal configuration
- Sqlite3 for DB

- github/actions for CI/CD

I still haven't use Valgrind, still an amateur afterall:)

[0]: https://github.com/rigtorp/awesome-modern-cpp
[1]: https://github.com/cpp-best-practices/gui_starter_template
You do know RSA is a company too, right? What are the odds that RSA SecurID has been used by bad actors before?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_Security
Teenagers are not the only ones who might want to buy drugs online
One thing I’m missing in Excel is the ability to define an auto-updating table that is basically an SQL-like view joining/filtering/projecting/grouping data from some other tables in the same Excel file. Or is there actually a way to do this? I understand that Power Query allows to do something like that with an external data source. Being able to have the result of a spillover formula automatically form a table (or a named range) would also be helpful.
I think most goats don't have sinister ulterior motives! Except for one goat but probably that's not the one in your garden

Meaning, I'm guessing it's about happy incompetence and thoughtlessness?
It cuts both ways. Do we celebrate (or even tolerate) people who declare a death sentence on others who violate their extreme rules? Should they be a protected class? Doesn't that elevate them to some kind of privileged people?
Because gnu autotools blows goats. Oh, and the tab thing.
> Try to pass the bar or get through residency instead.

It would be wonderful to have an equivalente for computer science. You do it right after graduating, study for it once and you're done. Not leetcoding for 6 months every other year for life which is ridiculous waste of time.
I was able to pst a comment (then deleted it).
Agreed, the location of gifted programs is different in different cities.

Limited spaces and biased test results tend to be more universal problems.

IMHO NYC's solution of opening up more spaces is the best way to go.
> Just a reminder to check your biases. Everything you don’t like isn’t caused by the other political party.

You are correct. If I'd made the bet, I would have lost because the underlying data shows most of the increase in agreement on these two questions was among Democrats. (For those looking for the breakdown of the data, the first page has a dropdown with all of the questions and an option to filter by party affiliation.) Though the Democrats response on the COVID question add up to 102% for some reason, it doesn't materially change the result.
I don't think so. Recall pg wrote "Hackers and Painters" before founding ycombinator and was/is a pretty well known Lisp hacker. I'd be surprised if he meant business hacking when he named this site.
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Just don't get any ideas like doing a track-and-trace system for an entire nation in Excel.
> If you're exchanging cash, you still theoretically have the legal obligation to declare it. Businesses accepting cash have the obligation of issuing a receipt, and you may have some obligations of keeping that receipt.

I'm pretty sure that's legally required even when buying with crypto
FBI Recovered Eleven Sets of Classified Documents in Trump Search
The exercise high is subtle, it's not a high like smoking a bunch of pot or getting drunk, rather it's a pleasant feeling. The first time i really understood it was: I had been doing regular running + weights for several months. Then for the holidays I was travelling and visiting people and didn't have a chance to exercise. After a few days I just felt this building of energy that had nowhere to go - my body had become used to regular exercise. About 10 days after my last real workout and 4 days since any activity involving physical exertion my plane landed and I checked into a hotel that had a gym. I dumped my bags and went to the gym and got on a treadmill thinking "finally i can burn off some of this energy and anxiety from it".

On that run as I warmed up I felt a giant release. And I felt happy... no giddy.
And it was good. A few miles later I felt peace and then ran some more til I felt tired.

It's different than just putting some stuff in your nose and feeling good or popping a pill and seeing bright colors.

That's the most intense I ever felt it, but it was a good experience because it also helped me understand what it was, and I notice it often now - not every time I work out, but often - its there under the tired, post work-out let-down as sort of a "glow".
That wouldn't even make sense even remotely like on several levels.

Your realize there is no Open Source committee that sits around deciding these things, in fact Open Source at it's heart is designed to ensure the exact opposite of what you suggested.

Anyone anywhere can get the code compile and run it.
I believe his fall of rome series has more on this; specifically about how there are multiple stable attractors in the economic capacity space.

There's also the series on the defense of cities, the series on bread and the one on clothing.

Oh, and the series on steel production.

You know what? Just read everything he's written.
make != autoconf
~Can you expand on that thought?~ Oh do you mean the Focus Time feature?
It's not, but why ignore the express wishes of website owners?
Article is from 2017, it has been increased since to $6.20 or $6.40 depending on the page you load

>BART's Excursion Fare is $6.20 (for a Clipper Card) or $6.70 (regular adult paper ticket).

https://www.bart.gov/guide

>The excursion fare set on January 1, 2020 is $6.40 for Clipper and $6.90 for paper tickets.

https://www.bart.gov/tickets
> For those who use Google calendar as I do, a recently introduced feature allows you to set up focus blocks with the option to decline conflicting events.

I'd recommend against announcing that the meeting is being declined because of a focus block. Someone will read that as "free time" and demand you meet anyway. Put 3-4 fake "meetings" on your calendar during the time you need, so it just looks like you're booked. If your company requires you keep your calendar public, call the meetings something gross like "vendor review" or "Finance and Engineering Integration: Overlapping Initiatives" and nobody will question it.
Everybody clapped.
Looks like the Dutch are just now catching up on that other structure to hide assets: trusts:

https://www.loyensloeff.com/insights/news--events/news/bill-...
No matter how much you antagonise the black community, no one is going to call for your murder.
Making Notes Work for Me: Reflections After 2 Years of Digital Gardening
This title is editorialized, it does not say "cookware".

This study is about PFAS, NOT cookware.
I believe there is some evidence that those who grew up in colder climates prefer warmer interior temperatures. Imagine you live in Norway. In the winter, you need to heat your home so you pick a temperature you prefer. Now imagine you live in Seattle. You might not need to regularly heat your home to the degree required in Norway. When the temp dips below your normal temperature, you might acclimate to it instead of turning on the heat.
To be fair, banning guns seems to also ban mass shootings.
If it weren't for the bugs still being carried over from the early 2000s it would be a lot a cooler.
I frequently soak and wash my cast iron. It retains seasoning and won’t rust so long as I dry it after. I also will typically coat them with a very thin layer of oil, but haven’t found it to be strictly necessary.

That said, I have mostly transitioned to stainless.
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In your defense, most media—especially media for general consumption—has spent most or all of my lifetime mostly using the term to mean something like "illegal or nefarious activities," often involving things that you or I might not even consider hacking.
Neat link. From BART’s tweet response:

> You can request an excursion fare refund with Clipper.

This is true and wasn’t mentioned in the article, but should have been.
Updating values may or may not result in links being changed. For example if you imported data where 'Illinois' was misspelled as 'Ilinois' for the 10,000 customers who lived there; updating the value to the correct spelling might not change any of the links.

All the links are stored within a hashed set of data blocks where similar links are stored near each other. This helps minimize any write amplification. You might be able to update 10,000 links while only needing to write out a few blocks to disk.
Anyone have a link to read without hitting the paywall?
"i am euphoric- not from some phony religion, but by my own intelligence"
Uninstalling Windows apps is also quick and easy. Linux package managers don't provide me any advantages here.
Yeah me too. I got a few jogging pants that I've patched up a few times. Nothing wrong with them except for the hole in the crotch.
Re #1, one really cool thing is that the remains of Theia (the other body that collided with Earth) may be visible in a big way in Earth's mantle still, if recent study is correct. See https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-news/bits-of-theia-mig...
Missing an item in that list: Use a font that is present in the computer by default :P

Most websites don't need a custom font.
I think real justice would include an absolutely enormous fine to the company for tying up 20 years of court resources over a case they were clearly wrong about.

The plaintiff may not have incurred any legal costs, but the railway certainly cost the court a lot of money over the years.
The VPN has every IP address you connect to it via. I fail to see how laundering your coins before paying for one is going to add any opsec. You are dependent on trusting the VPN for any security or anonymity it provides you.
LVT is based on the maximum improved value of the land, not the value at current improvements. So it would include transit that could be built in the future (a potential improvement), not just transit that is built today.
https://archive.ph/o1vnP
PowerQuery can also use ranges inside the same worksheet as data sources. You can define either cell ranges or named tables as data sources and then use them in PowerQuery just like you would use any external data source.
The problem is that as far as the fare card is concerned you are still "inside" the system until you tap out, so you will not be able to re-enter the system if you leave without tapping out through the emergency gate.
What? You think if JK Rowling wrote about African Americans being low IQ there wouldn't be people calling for her head?

Someone tried to attack Dave Chapelle on stage just a few weeks ago for making jokes about trans. What rock are you living under?
That definitely is an alternative and is something I used to do. The reason I like the focus time feature (if implemented the way I suggest) is that the goal is to instill this culture across the team so that it's more of a team/company culture and less of something that just you do.

I'd love to hear people's experience trying this out!
This is very common and sometimes deeply ingrained in the company culture. At my previous company, we had a situation where no one wanted to be promoted to a team lead role due to the expectation that the person was completely moved off of any meaningful work to exclusively to participate in meetings (also the reason why the previous lead left).
Who's celebrating or protecting people making death sentences?
I think a lot of significant sites would do well to ban photography and video entirely.

People are upset that Venice will turn into a museum with entrance passes and so on and few people will live there. I think that's yhe best realistic case for a lot of these places.

So many of them are already unenjoyable to visit, blanketed in trash, herding lines of people from busses to take a few pictures and be loud for a few minutes before stampeding back to where they came.
Ex-Qualcomm VP, Three Others Charged with Duping Company of $150M
I guess my point is that this is trivially easy to do but 5G networks in practice have no problem chugging along supporting a bunch of user-controlled devices.
> it applies to all minorities, including Asian people

This is explicitly not true, unless you mean that affirmative action applies to Asians by negatively affecting their chances of college admission. Could you cite a source as I'm confused where you'd get this idea from?
OMG - I was on a flight with one of the biggest lobbyists in DC for the sugar industry.

This lady opened up to me about just how evil that industry is, and how the family emmigrated to the US via cuba by falsley claiming they were religious refugees and needed to establish a foot-hold in miami (but they werent cubans, they were criminals, and she spoke about how she helped set this family up and how she manages their accounts)

Y'all may not think there is money laundering on every level - but there is.

The sugar industry run by this family is unpluss-good.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanjul_brothers

These motherfuckers posed as religious refugees. They are the biggest drug dealers you have ever not known.

She was their personal lobbyist. And for whatever reason came clean to me on a flight to DC....

Reduce your sugar.
> I want to add that a lot of cool startups are working on PFAS remediation

Just use cast iron stuff. Done.
How’s it different from deepwork?
FBI removed top secret documents from Trump's home, WSJ reports
I'm not sure how much I agree with this. Yes, the term "AI" can be used as a sexy marketing term, but I don't think that inherently means that machine learning isn't AI. I've always considered AI to be a broad term referring to any sort of software that can adapt to unpredictable input. That includes things like min-max optimization, and even heuristic-based pathfinding algorithms. But it certainly, 100% includes machine learning as well. There's definitely been a shift in AI focus towards ML approaches, due in no small part to the success of transformers and GANs before them, but to claim that we shouldn't call them AI is like saying we shouldn't call an apple a fruit if a store has more apples than other fruits in it.
So true...I am disillusioned for years now. Every company I worked for was using some weird and dirty way for some people I don't like to make money. There are not a lot of jobs in today's society though that has something better to offer. Marketing, making money, marketing all the same. Nobody (almost) cares about making world or life of some people better. Bit it is a good thing you've got disillusioned so early in your life.Maybe you will have a chance and time to find( if you will search) something meaningful to do with those 36000 days you have on this planet.
What you need is semen retention to get back your child hood. Nothing feels meaningless on a long streak.
What is so "terrible" about it? I think the rule syntax is as simple as it gets.
They still work but they are a source of potential problems. And it's entirely Nvidia's fault for their practices. Avoiding Nvidia is just avoiding associated problems.

People talk about how "Mac OS just works" and you literally haven't been able to use an Nvidia GPU with their OS for years even on desktop rigs like the Mac Pro.
surely it blows gnus rather than goats?
This thread in a nutshell
Search for websites and select after looking at front page screenshots 267 million screenshots captured.
Politicians are the worst at abusing email. I donated once to Obama in 2008 and now I can’t stop getting emails and texts from dozens of other democratic candidates.
I understand and agree that it's best to focus on the highest priority thing first. But how do you identify what the "one thing" is at any given time?
I barely have to clean mine anymore. When something does get a bit stuck, I just boil a bit of water in it and it comes right out with a light swipe of some chainmail.
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This is something I have struggled with throughout my career as well. To be honest, i've only seen a few ICs successfully manage a balance.
Mpv is touted for its better video and audio playback quality, it also opens just about any video without artefacts (a grey picture in vlc anyone). Other than that it’s definately more responsive when seeking through a file, and it supports shaders to improve the perceived low res video playback quality.

The cherry on the cake really is IINA, a MacOS video player that has a super responsive native UI and is basically what QuickTime should have been.
This isn't the problem.

The problem is that campaigns use absolutely relentless email barrages, often with alarming or upsetting subject lines.

Then their own supporters get fed up and mark them as spam, and you get into the situation you're in now.

I receive 2-3 campaign SMS messages a day, and they all go straight to spam because they trigger Google Fi's automatic filters.
No, Hacker News was named after the people who enjoy doing clever things with computers.

At the time, using "hacker" to mean a black-hat was popular in the press, but not among actual hackers. And "growth hacking" was a metaphor for doing clever things to get growth, but not the primary association with "hacker".
You missed the joke. Chill, it's a Friday.
Climate change is increasing the risk of a California megaflood
I get it. You want to store energy in man-made tornadoes, then discharge them slowly when wind calms down. So the optimal layout is circular. By adjusting the turbine, they can either feed into or pull out of the cyclone. Genius!
I think there is very little meat on the bone here. Possible? Sure! Certain? Hardly.

Of course we’re going to start turning up chemicals in our bodies that weren’t there before we started using them. And the increased prevalence guarantees that they will be there more often when you look for them in people with e.g. liver cancer. But so what?

And taking about a rate of a disease is easily confounded by more frequent and more sensitive testing.

Likely this is just in the very large bucket of studies that pick up spurious correlations. But like all of them - maybe it’s not spurious!
They could share similar ideas! I put it on my reading list :)
exactly - it seems braindead obvious to me that there should be a 5-minute window for exiting without charge. Not implementing such an obvious and trivial feature can only be interpreted as deliberately taking money without delivering value for riders because....it's possible?
Yes. My proposed fix takes O(P * T) time and O(1) memory (but it only supports glob-style wildcards; it doesn't support repetition of specific characters / character classes / sub-patterns).
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C++ is like bread and butter for AAA games

Usually combined with some sort of visual scripting for the higher level logic