skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's labeled "stable", but this seems to require a bit more understanding by implementers than simple composition to safely use, specifically the part about "where clauses [being] required when those bounds can be proven in the methods that construct the GAT or other associated types that use the GAT in the trait".
Really? If I execute a script that DDoS someone, presumably it should not be treated as "speech" as if it is a protected right. That's such a hilariously slippery slope since you can arguably do "anything" via executing code.
Hard work alone doesn't make something a job. If someone was offering a professional level of service (delivering what they said they would, on time, and issuing refunds when they didn't without their clients having to ask for it) then I'd say they were doing a "real job". Most of onlyfans/patreon aren't, IME.
Very few forced mplayer games really really work well to avoid toxic communities. Deep Rock Galactic seems to be a magical game where everyone comes together. But the reality is that most games end up with toxic people.

My fiance definitely prefers SPGs over mplayer, mainly because she never has to consider dealing with this BS or playing on someone else's time. And she gets sadder and sadder every time she is forced into some mplayer experience when she just wants to enjoy a game alone. And I can completely empathize.
32-bit Windows is not going to run anything 64-bit. But you can install a 64-bit Linux distribution (with 32-bit EFI boot, which is supported by both Debian and Fedora) and run Docker natively.
Not sure about Monzo specifically, but all the major UK banks are required by the UK regulators to provide standard open banking APIs: https://www.openbanking.org.uk

In practice this means that any UK financial app that supports open banking should be able to connect to an account at any UK bank that implements open banking.
This very sanction is against a tech called “Tornado Cash” which is not an organization or person. If somebody forks the protocol and renames it, and everybody uses it in place of TC, it will probably be under scrutiny by US treasury.
BTW rimworld is also on consoles.
What are the main games taking hours on the Steam Deck?

I want one, but I'm still having trouble wrapping my head around what I would actually do.
Hey man, I'm not the author; You can take your gripes up with FAA and the navy. I'm just knowledgeable about what's happening and why.
Ok, I'm not familiar, I was just responding to 'USB-C is not fast enough' in your up-thread comment.
I agree DSP doesn't stay challenging in the end game, but I kinda like that because it more easily maps to how I think logistics works in the real world and all the solutions the real world applies to solve these issues. So it's more immersive for me in that sense.
AI, famous for running around social media trying to annoy humans on its own initiative ◔_◔

The reality is some guy did this and boasted about how he could deepfake the whole film in 24 hours with sufficient GPU power. Then some other guy crowed about how the first one had 'fixed the woke actress' that actually performed the role. Then they both got suspended because everyone who saw it concluded they were jerks.
I took a lot of psychedelics in my life, and in that period I also read GEB quite religiously. And in my experience, I think it could have taken me a lot longer to empathize with the book than if I weren't taking psychedelics; not because of a false sense of understanding but because of a similarity in mental context. I felt like on LSD, I could look behind the curtain, so to speak. This isn't the same feeling as when you're drunk. Nothing else triggered my 'looking behind the curtain' sense as reading GEB. FFS Hofstadter had a place for the non-things - Tumbolia. To a sober person, it's obviously very silly. But on psychedelics, it's quite fantastical and intriguing. Imagine if, there was a place where non-things are. You begin to follow that thought more closely if you've taken psychedelics. You might leave it as nonsense if you haven't.

So from my point of view, it devolved into flamebait the moment you said comparing GEB to psychedelics is insulting. Because to me, it makes sense on a lot of personal levels.

As I've said in another comment. If you think drinking alcohol and taking psychedelics have similar mental effects. Then I suggest you stop talking about what you don't know.
Cool. I wish CMake included an option to use a custom preprocessor like this.
Are Shutterstock, Zapier and Airbnb really using your product? If so, in what context? I’d love to see some examples.
The largest commercial communications array ever has just launched
As long as the laptop has Thunderbolt 3 or 4 you can use a thunderbolt to PCIe enclosure with a SFP28 network card in it. It wouldn’t be very portable but neither is a fiber optic tether.
Even forbidding "silent drop" would be a huge improvement. Either reject at SMTP level, bounce, or deliver.
1. The WebAudio api requires user interaction to allow playing audio. The main menu saying "press any key" is intended to trigger that.
2. One WebAudio is ready to use, I build all the sound effects procedurally. There's 13 SFX and 3.5 minutes of music that need to be generated! This takes about 5-6 seconds total to churn through all the math used to build the audio buffers.
Remote Development and Elixir
I'd say Ukraine is dealing with Russia through force quite directly, without any proxies. (The context here is that Russians like to pretend they are fighting against NATO; this is of course not true, they are fighting against Ukraine, which got some help from NATO, but it's relatively small compared to NATOs capabilities.)

Although there might soon be some "proxies" soon, like Azerbaijan (unfortunately) and (hopefully soon) Georgia.
Because I was able to offload the hassle of developing the infrastructure that would support producing EDI plaintext from data in our data model. Again, sorry.
the third line of the site says:

Unlike tar/dar, FSArchiver also creates the file-system when it extracts the data to partitions
Insider trading is illegal even for non-employees. Sharing insider info with a spouse or sibling who trade on it will get all parties involved on trouble with the SEC
Perhaps I’ve had bad luck but I’ve never had options that would have been worth anything.
How does the government not know your income? I'd say that's more surprising (ignoring that neither institution would know about cash income or some deliberately concealed income which it sounds isn't relevant).

I've been getting regular spam from a credit card company to update my income as well. They probably just want another point of confirmation, or it's just a simple case of the left hand doesn't know what the right is doing.
That didn't quite match my memory of Vinge, so fwiw I just checked the two earliest publications I know of:

> Such trend-curves... extrapolated 30 or 40 years they are so high and steep that even the most naive futurist discounts their accuracy.

(That's the closest therein to a specific prediction date, from 1983: https://imgur.com/a/HrUxGts)

> let me more specific: I'll be surprised if this event occurs before 2005 or after 2030.

From 1993: https://edoras.sdsu.edu/~vinge/misc/singularity.html
Don't most options expire a handful of months after leaving the company?
Huge thanks to the itch.io community for recommending this second layout. Glad you found it comfortable.
Courts have already decided this decades ago. At least as far back as Junger v. Daley [1], where the courts recognize a distinction between the expressive power of code as it is read by a person and the functional power of code when it is executed. While the expressive power of code creates a first amendment interest, the functional power of code may create a legitimate government interest in regulating that speech.

The applicable legal test is from United States v. O'Brien [2], which ruled that even though burning a draft card may be expressive speech, the government's interest in draft cards not getting burnt allows them to forbid it without falling afoul of the first amendment.

Junger v. Daley was cited as precedent in Universal City Studios v. Reimerdes [3], where the courts ruled that the functional power of DeCSS being illegal under the DMCA was sufficient to justify banning the distribution of the DeCSS source code.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junger_v._Daley

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._O%27Brien

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_City_Studios,_Inc._v...
Awhile back I would see someone walking down the road sometimes when I drove home from work. One day he was going the same direction as I was so I stopped and offered him a ride. He then told me how he was a bad person but had been reborn. God had told him that there are great things in store for him, and he was supposed to travel the world and marry Beyonce in New Orleans. It was an interesting experience. He turned down the ride.
I did this once as one of my first big projects. I was tasked with re-implementing a system that had been written in FORTRAN and some legacy databases and bringing it up to date (to C++ and a SQL database). There were also a couple extra features that they wanted.

It took me about 2 years. I ended up leaving for another job as I was getting started migrating stuff into the new system. Someone else ended up taking over and finishing the job.

I should probably mention I went the rewrite route. I hadn't even considered the option to port it, I think I would have rejected it as infeasible due to my juniorness, and to be fair given my juniorness I don't think I had the skills or know-how to port such a thing. But at the end of the day it led me to realize that porting it probably would have been easier and less of a pain. When you rewrite, you have to re-invent every little detail. Every little hack, every little or big workaround that the original system wasn't flexible enough to handle (or the original programmer didn't have time to do correctly). The bigger the system, the more these details pile up and keep. getting. in. the. way. of. finishing.

At the end of the day it wasn't that satisfying. I modernized something that needed occasional maintenance, and I didn't really improve performance that much, not in any way that mattered to the bottom line. The project did a good job of giving me experience with programming, and then I took that experience and went elsewhere lol. But that's on management and overall I think they were happy with my efforts.

You're right to approach it with due caution. Best of luck!
Four health-conscious cities putting pedestrians first
Before everyone gets up in arms, this is an unsourced article claiming “Adobe says” it can reduce password sharing. At no point does it say Netflix is actually working with Adobe.

In other words, Adobe is marketing a new service, and TFA is using Netflix as an example of a customer they’d like to have.
I'd suggest adding some ability for the app to be driven by hardware buttons. Then make the image full screen.

Two cheap generic BLE buttons, one for 'next contact' (wraparound) and one for call -- then automatically start a video call.

Then the phone can be docked and all the BS of unlocking or fingerprint reading, or any of the other accessibility assumptions can be ignored.
Open banking is really just an automated way to view your statement.

It doesn't allow sending money to someone, creating a new bank account, closing an account, changing your email or postal address, setting up a pension or credit card, or any of the other actions you might want to do at your bank.
Haven't you ever seen a movie set in the future? Holograms are all the rage. Holographic displays, holographic phone calls, holographic controls. It's holograms all the way down at some point in the future.
Mtime first is unreliable on modern (fast) machines, you can edit a file twice in a single second. I think bazel has a daemon watch for file changes, but I'm not certain of that.
Adding a little for texture is very different than removing the peanut oil and replacing it with palm oil. If that were the case, the saturated fat/total fat ratio would be much higher and the palm oil wouldn't be the 3rd ingredient listed after sugar.
Not the person you replied to but:

Writing combinators that work generically over Fn/FnMut/FnOnce (for a very simple case, try writing the "compose" function - currently you have to write all three implementations separately even though they're identical).

Writing code that works polymorphically between sync and async - this solves the "function colouring" problem without having to give up precise control of where yields happen.

Writing data structure traversals (e.g. a tree walker/visitor) that can handle some kind of extra "context" in a generic way (e.g. updating a state, or making a database call, or indeed making an async call).
But usually there's other options if you want to be specific about who you invite. Clans/Guilds are moderated (require approval) and parties are (accept invite) so a raid group is just a lump of parties together for a goal. This, I support. Having to "lfrg bleh bleh" sucks and is never an effective use of your time in a game. Raid Finders (like Party Finders) promised to deliver a better experience but failed for the most part as people continue to restrict who they play with.

How would you solve raid groups NOT being pointless while also making sure that players who want to participate, can, without having to play the "pick me for your team" game?
How the BBC (Still) Sends Audio to Transmitter Sites
> Musk wants to settle Mars. Twitter is noise.

I think this is backwards.

I think perhaps more accurately Musk wants to make ungodly amounts of money on selling the dream of settling Mars. Mars settlement is a monorail.

And I don't think Twitter is just noise. It appears to me that Musk knew exactly what he was doing and got the results he desired, knocking the value of Twitter down 11% for his own personal political and/or narcissistic agendas.
Open banking is really something that needs to be mandated by regulators. That's what happened in the UK, and now you have a wide choice of financial apps that can access accounts at any bank that implements the standard UK Open Banking APIs: https://www.openbanking.org.uk
I gotta say that Godel's work is perhaps the most misrepresented in (common, non-mathematical) culture of foundational mathematical proofs.

Just read the proofs. They're not that difficult. Their consequences are wonderful. Enjoy brilliance
I was really surprised at how similar it felt to doing real work (as a SWE). I actually stopped playing for that exact reason - it just felt like work to me. I can totally see how it’s fun, but I don’t need to be thinking about long-term architecture / design for that many hours of my life.
That's old news. The state mandated rate is around 120 CUP per USD (with a little spread when buying/selling, and for other market fluctuations.) But almost no one uses that mechanism, as the state is profoundly insolvent.

The black market, or unofficial, rate is what everyone thinks about[2].

[1]: http://www.cubadebate.cu/especiales/2022/08/29/apuntes-sobre...
[2]: https://eltoque.com/tasas-de-cambio-de-moneda-en-cuba-hoy
Bazel doesn't allow targeting a lot of platforms (especially embedded) from Rust, even when the Rust ecosystem supports these targets. Something is off with its design if new work needs to be done for every platform that's already available behind an interface that's as consistent as what rustc gives.

What is supported needs to be inferred from this file, as far as I can tell: https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_rust/blob/main/rust/plat...
I go on Facebook once a week and browse the 'bell'. My family and friends' posts are generally there. Facebook seems to only show the joke feeds and such when I browse 'home'. So if I really want to be focused I begin and end with the bell.
Except that those aren't really US goals anymore, those are wins for the entire western world.

Still, what matters is who invaded. Russia did. And of course what _really_ matters is who ends up being the loser, and again, it's quite obvious it's going to be Russia.
3.5" external usb drives are easy to find on amazon, etc. If anyone knows of a 5.25 (5 1/4) external usb drive, please tell me!

I still have thousands of old 5.25 floppies. I've transferred or tossed most of the 3.5, since I was able to get a drive for that.
This is a really good point. It explains why I didn't actually lose touch with anyone I didn't want to lose touch with after I left Facebook.

In fact, my bonds with them actually strengthened.
Ha! Two fiction-based posts on HN in two days? Love to see it :)

Shameless plug, but: I've been working on a site that was inspired by CYOA (although not exactly the same): Storylocks.com [https://www.storylocks.com/]. It's a simple way for multiple people to write stories together. Fiction writers unite!
Wow, that sounds like fun. In my case, there's no way we'd be able to port over the existing functionality to a different language in any less than a few months - and that would be all the API developers working full time. We're not going to do this because it wouldn't be a wise decision, but still useful to hear other people's experiences. I think we're more likely to switch to a different language/ecosystem for any major new functionality. At this point, we have a massive Python application and Python is quite, well...slow :(
I've come to believe ergonomics is a siren song here, mostly because recently I've been considering panics as forbidden as memory unsafety is... it's never okay for your embedded system or web server to panic, so don't act like that style is somehow preferable.

If you "know" the index is in bounds, you can get_unchecked. Otherwise you should get. Either would be a sane choice for the index operator.
If you click on your user icon (upper right for me) then "your data on youtube" and disable watch history.
Forcing people to take it whether by threatening their jobs, their access to family, etc was morally bankrupt. We should all be able to agree on that.
I think the book you are referring to is "Inside UFO 54-40" - https://www.amazon.com/Inside-UFO-54-40-Edward-Packard/dp/05...
Perhaps related [1]. In this case, these transmitters would have prevented the collision. It may seem crazy, but a collision with a large military aircraft out in the middle of nowhere has happened before.

>Neither aircraft was equipped with TCAS collision avoidance systems, and although both crews had filed a flight plan, the German aircraft was not in contact with Namibian air traffic control and controllers were unaware of its presence in Namibian airspace. Furthermore, the Tupolev was flying at the wrong altitude, according to its flight plan and to the semicircular rule.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1997_Namibia_mid-air_collision
Not sure why you’re getting downvoted. This is a reasonable take, especially following the way the US reacts to any prospects of getting the Nord Stream 2 started.
“US pulling X from Y’s orbit” has been happening around the world since at least the 70s, nothing surprising here.
Chinese police target Tibetans for DNA collection, reports allege
But in real code you never want unwrap, so why provide sugar for it?
I would be happy with a functional tested product.
Smoke me a kipper, I'll be in my cabin in the woods.
"Heads roll - Staff get the Chop"

Such a caring and nurturing 'Monarch' /s - Cold as Ice!
Some argue that such race-swapped casting would be called cultural colonization if e.g. whites were cast into roles from Chinese, Indian, African, or Native American folk tales. In fact even media where whites wore make-up to try and pass as a different race (blackface, redface,..) is now rightly criticized.

But such arguments are misguided because, unlike those places, Europe has always been diverse - so-called "native" Europeans don't have any special claim on their folk tales or culture, so it makes perfect sense to update them to reflect the growing diversity of our society.
I own a Switch and a Steam Deck. While the Deck _looks_ too big, it feels much better and is more comfortable for long gaming sessions.
This is awesome! I had a similar thought with my own site I got started on at the beginning of Covid: Storylocks [https://storylocks.com]. It has nowhere near the level of intricacy that your site has it seems, but really cool to see other folks experiment in a similar way!
gotta love that boomer humor
> D3 was wretched as the drops were always useless, and everything was geared towards online play outside the storyline if you ever wanted to have "good" equipment.

Key word "was". It's not like that at all today. At release with the AH, D3 was a complete disaster. Now, it's 50-100 hours of spinning, twirling, mob slaughtering fun every 3 months or so.
IMO, it's the cheap hardware which rules out Chromebooks for me. The Pixelbook is one my favorite laptops (barring the huge bezels and sub-par keyboard). Too bad the the Android experience is pretty bad, or else I'd still use it.
The books are probably just inflation. People think a dollar per book is cheap, now. But cover prices in the fifties for paperbacks look to be 25 to 50 cents. (Source: A quick google).

Books with actual increases in value won't be at a thrift store, typically.
Support for the PinePhone is increasing and is rapidly becoming a viable replacement for Android and Apple's iOS especially when used as a VoIP client. Both iOS and Android force the compilation of adware into their apps that track users and reports back to FANG to assist in targeted advertising.

Linux smart phones, in this case, the PinePhone Pro, run mobile Linux distributions which do not allow adware due to proper operating system permissions.
>Keep hard authoritarian and totalitarian countries poorer. That's done with multiple countries right now, like North Korea, Iran, Cuba, Venezuela.

It's also not done in multiple other countries which don't happen to be US military allies, like Saudi Arabia. You're seeing a pattern that isn't there. Totalitarianism is just an excuse.

Also, I'm sorry, but claiming China - which hadn't invaded anyone for decades - is as bloodthirsty as Russia (or US for that matter) is just silly.
In what way is this better? We’re referring to a specific man. It’s ok to call him a man.

Over-inclusivity serves no purpose in this situation. It makes the language clunky and needlessly unspecific.
We care because having some unhinged old man with no checks on his power is bad.

As you may be aware, said senile old man just invaded a neighboring country. The same issue we have with DPRK.

Last time we did the "mind our own business" the jerk of the moment took most of Europe and killed several million people. Putin is doing his best to exterminate the Ukrainians now.
My first exposure to netdata was part of the default FreeNAS install. It was super easy to use and effective to understand the basic server health and telemetry.
Even if they didn't bend over backwards to make sure everyone lands okay, saying "lose their livelihood" is a bit much, no? These are not peasants losing their land, rather they're highly paid professionals that should have no issue finding work. Shameful plug - we're hiring at Vitally :) Feel free to reach out in the DMs.
Maybe every other possible executive at the company knew how to read the tea leaves? A lot of people don't want to be company CEOs because it's a lot more visible and higher-pressure than merely being CXO or SVP of X.
Wrong kind of user, customer vs end user. Still probably worth pursuing but this more shows the percentage of end users using Google via a mobile phone than anything.
Which ideas are hard for normal people to digest?
Thanks for explaining that, makes more sense what the fuss is all about.