skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For me the biggest factors for making Xcode “happy” are:

- Writing clean/idiomatic Swift. This might sound silly but a lot of SourceKit instability is tied to things that are code smells, like deeply nesting closures and ridiculously long optional chains. Writing “Objective-C in Swift” where you’re trying your best to ignore types will also make SourceKit grumpy.

- Avoiding huge frameworks. Small focused single purpose libraries are fine, but gangly monster types can cause problems (and with UIKit available, likely unnecessary).

- Avoiding storyboards. For several years I’ve been going code-only on iOS, with XIBs being used only on macOS because there they’re more natural. Storyboards are more trouble than they’re worth on either platform.

- Using SwiftUI only for small, focused components. It still needs some time in the oven to be able to compete with code-only UIKit for speed/stability.

With those Xcode is quite snappy and reliable, allowing me to work all day with no issue.
A mainframe reminds me more of a cluster of specialised machines networked over ridiculously fast interconnects and purpose-specific networks that host those specialised machines.

Some functionality of those specialised machines is exposed to user programs that can delegate some processing to these smart peripherals, offloading things like allocating blocks in the filesystem and letting the boxes that run your used code focus on running it without ever being disturbed with servicing network or disk interrupts.
See also this study of preferences in SMPY (high average IQ) cohort:
https://infoproc.blogspot.com/2014/11/gender-differences-in-...
In Delaware, where I live, garbage and recycling pickup are done by private companies, rather than municipal governments.

The result is... Four different garbage trucks from four different companies clatter through my neighborhood in the early-morning hours of four different days of the week.
> It hurts me to say that the many of the former social-democratic, and quite a few of the green, parties simply participated.

In Sweden, the green and socialists have been running the show for the past 8 years and during this period shut down 4 nuclear reactors that had at least 20+ years left of steam.
One of the co-authors here. Thank you for these helpful clarifications!
These doctors will have a really hard time proving that someone doesn't have PTSD or something similar. It's already hard enough to diagnose all the legit cases.
Depending on where you live, everyone. Large parts of Europe have that. And it doesn’t make a difference. Getting plastered is when you need to watch out because then it gets repetitive and boring.
Lifters have a power to weight ratio about equal to that of a helicopter or drone. You trade the ability to operate in wet conditions for quieter operation, and the ability to scale the platform arbitrarily (provided you have sufficient power)
This is great, because it shows/teaches people what high-usage is.
So far, I've seen very little guidance and advice to citizens on how exactly they can contribute to lower energy usage. Only businesses say they will stop production or change opening times. Is this a missed opportunity?
Another aspect you need to look at is why groups in the west wants women in STEM:

For making a lot of money (“upwards mobility”, financial autonomy) and theoretically making products that factor in women/different audiences more. (The latter being new since influential tech companies is also new.)

The heavy focus on money is a difference in values in the west (as the communist countries were not focused on money, at least as the reason women in STEM was normalized) and that money focus isn’t that convincing to all. Specifically trying to push that “the only form of empowerment is by exploiting yourself for a corporation”, when its either not true or doesn’t match what all women either experience or believe and isn't inherently better than other options, just an option. If you look around you’ll see that everyone calls their own form of actions to be empowering even if that action conflicts directly with what a different group calls empowering.

So that money centric approach dilutes the interest in STEM on its own, alongside a dozen other things that dilute STEM participation. Basically you get the wrong people involved, who also notice there are other ways for a comfortable life eventually, with methods that may be more fun, less cognitively challenging, “empowering” enough or empowerment isn't a goal.
If it's obvious to us that big changes are coming, it must be obvious to them.
I’m not entirely sure how a loose wire in a fuel tank can cause an explosion but a loose missile in the same tank cannot.
> These problems will not be addressed by chest pumping about which dysfunctional system is less dysfunctional, or which past glories are brightest.

I believe you’ll find that the last link (csis.org) discusses that in detail.
I think you’re underestimating how hard it would be to ensure that the buried carbon in the trees stays buried. Not to mention the colossal job of finding and managing these burial sites.

There’s an argument that we should be using way more (farmed) timber for building than we do since putting wood into a structure tends to ensure that it won’t all rot and release all that carbon.
Instead of transporting them to the fuel conversion site? There are landfills and pit mines everywhere.
First capitalism takes our brain, then the state our flesh. It is therefore no surprise just how incredibly unintelligent it makes everyone.
Let‘s see. France heats with incredibly inefficient wall heaters.

In any case, this winter is very special. It‘s not a good example to make an argument for one technology or another. Long-term I think Germany is better prepared. A lot of work has been going into heat pumps, properly isolating houses, renewables and so on.
Okay thanks. As I was expecting, nothing is happening there. Is incredible how Indian sources are building something about it.

Just a clear example of how fake news are built and spread.
You move a lot faster cycling, so GPS errors are less significant because there is a longer distance between readings.

But also, cyclists are less concerned about specific speeds.
I use Dropbox and Google Photos. Photos for sharing and Dropbox + local backups of the Dropbox folder for a more permanent storage solution.
You mean Germany is a net exporter of imported Russian gas.
The wave of mass hysteria in Germany, after the Japan incident, to kill nuclear (which I personally suspect was driven by Russian influence operations) came with broad public support.

...so no, I continue to have little sympathy to any issues Germany will have this winter.
I wouldn't say Quebec is anti-immigration, but our leading politicians are. Premiere Francois Legault linked immigration to extremism and violence in the last couple of days [0], and the party who is polling second in terms of percent thinks that immigration should be lowered still [1].

[0] https://ici.radio-canada.ca/rci/en/news/1912126/legault-apol...

[1] https://www.lesoleil.com/2021/11/21/le-parti-conservateur-du...
As an enthusiast photographer with a lot of inner circle friends: we encrypt and backup to cloud. 0 degradation.
Great, with one nitpick: "Black text on a white background can be harsh on the eyes. Opting for a softer shade of black for body text"

Why are people so afraid of black text on white background?! In the end, after all the colors and custom fonts the website has gray text with poor readability which instantly fails WCAG AAA. Had he kept #555 (which is still not ideal), the author would have had a WCAG AAA-compliant design with minimal effort.
>Missile damage to aircraft leaves very distinct and VERY obvious traces

And conveniently the CIA prevented the NTSB from doing their normal investigation, so I guess we'll never know what obvious traces may or may not have been.
I can't read that article, so it would be difficult to discuss the solitary example you have.
Sometimes a good friend will dig into the garbage and rescue them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwu1427MUIE
KVM is also available now in addition to z/VM. The IBM cloud “trusted environments” run on it.
It’s going to kill the economy because the Fed is basically setting up perfect conditions for stagflation. Congress and the Fed caused the M1 money supply to 5X in just a period of two years. Of course there is going to be inflation in such a scenario. And yes, while the money supply isn’t the only factor that determines inflation, it certainly is a part and such a drastic change in the money supply almost certainly is a major cause of inflation.

But at least labor is strong. People are working and yes, they’re being squeezed by inflation, but they at least have some opportunity to change jobs for a raise or form a union to demand a higher share of profits. And that’s what we’re seeing in the economy. Now the Fed is saying that they want to pull some of the money back in, but the only way to do that is to hurt employment. People won’t get raises. People will be afraid to unionize. And Powell himself has said he has no idea if raising rates will even work to tame inflation. And despite this uncertainty, Powell has his pedal to the metal. He’s raising rates so fast he’s not even stopping to assess impact. So we’re basically trading a bird in hand (low unemployment) for two in the bush. People should be very afraid.
There isn't a simple, first-order relation between the monetary and the real economies. The only thing that exists is an absurdly complex web of small second or higher order interactions.
> MacOS supports intermediary DPIs, it has multiple "looks like resolutions". You may have to press ALT while clicking "scaled".

The “looks like resolutions” work by setting your screen to the resolution it claims to be multiplied by two, and then downsampling the image to your native size. Depending on the resolutions involved, the screen might feel a bit blurry. On Windows, setting an intermediary scale changes the way the UI is drawn, while keeping your native resolution.
The Quine or the commit? Or both?
They are psychopaths because they have no concern for the misery they cause. If it were themselves or their families who would have their lives ruined, rather than 1.2 million innocent Americans, they wouldn't be so quick to enact this policy. A policy only supported by very dubious research, mind you. They are no better than the generals that dropped the atomic bombs on Japan, Vladimir Putin, or any other psychopaths to full of shit to give a damn about the well-being of others.
An EU energy policy that didn't rely on Russian gas and didn't funnel literally hundreds of billions to Putin's regime would have been a start.

There were SO SO many public warnings about this.
There is proof, the people effected have physical damage as shown by radio imaging.
My wife is looking to change jobs in the midwest of the US. When we search, however, the majority of openings are less than full time and have no health insurance benefits.

And she is a public employee and looking to stay in the public sector.
There is a typhoon hitting South China, and flights are cancelled re both that and COVID, which is getting out of control in China, unfortunately. It is interesting that Xi hasn't shown since the rumors started, and that he left SOC early (skipping the meal for COVID reasons, apparently) but that's awfully weak evidence of anything. China is a remarkably opaque society at that high level.

"Typhoon Noru rapidly intensified to a super typhoon in the early hours of Sunday, with maximum sustained wind speeds of 185 kilometers per hour (kph), and is moving westward toward the east coast of Aurora Province or the northern portion of Quezon Province, where it is likely to make landfall on Sunday afternoon, the Philippines' weather bureau said on Saturday."
https://news.cgtn.com/news/2022-09-25/Super-Typhoon-Noru-exp...
I'm not OP but I'll reply, because I'm also a meat eater.

> animals are exploited for food

Animals are not exploited for food, animals are food, you are also food.

> it's not like like you need to eat animals to live.

You do need to eat animals to live. You can live without, but you have to take supplements. because again, you need to eat animals to live.

> You could very well thrive on plants exclusively

Thrive is a strong word. energy wise, meat is cheap-ish and more filling. The word exclusively here is paramount, because meat consumption has been subsiding somewhat, but this is not enough, for vegetarians/vegans you are either in, or you are morally bankrupt. It reminds me a lot of religions/cults shaming.

> I ask this not out of spite but honest curiosity

I don't believe you here, unless you were born in a vegetarian cult of some sort, you know why people eat meat. Its the natural thing to do, I'm somewhat a conservative, mostly because whenever an unnatural solution is developed, there are always unseen consequences. prove to me in 500 years that humans don't need to eat meat and I'll believe you, we'll both be dead. but I'll believe you then.

> do sentient beings have to die for your diet?

It's not like plants are not completely unsentient either, they have defenses (an aspect of organisms that don't want to die), they do chase water (thirst).

With all that said, I have reduced my meat consumption and have been trying to have an all veggie day, I've been unsuccessful, mostly because the only dish I can make is fried food, and fried food is super unhealthy to me.
This is a great idea. I’m going to share this with the Okta product team.
It’s not about humanising, it’s about recognising other sentient beings as having a subjective existence, thus, being someone.

I don’t pass judgement on you, by the way. Choosing not to eat me is, for most, a different mindset, not just a dietary change. I guess this is something everyone has to learn for themselves, and this discussion won’t really lead anywhere, so let’s cut it at this point.
You seem to be fixated at knowing what objects consist of and you seem to stop at a fairly arbitrary level - primitives provided by the language (int, string etc). Why not go all the way down to bits? I find that a well designed Value object [0] makes me more productive because I specifically don't need to know how it is implemented internally, only the exposed interface. Examples:

ZonedDateTime

PhoneNumber

SocialSecurity

Guid

EmailAddress

Point

Url

ExpiredCoupon

Regarding one specific place, if I only need to know date time and its zone in one specific place, would you recommend Tuple<int, int, int, int, int, int, int, string> instead of ZonedDateTime?

[0] https://martinfowler.com/bliki/ValueObject.html

[1] https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/ZonedDat...
You posted a 126 page “proposal for Grand Theory of AI” on the internet, and want people to read it?

If you think you have something valuable to contribute to AI research
build a working demo, or at least publish it in a decent conference (such as ICML, ICLR, or NeurIPS). Until then no one is going to take you seriously.
Can you source that quote?

The closest I can find that made it to actual commanders is:

"If hostilities cannot repeat not be avoided the United States desires that Japan commit the first overt act. This policy should not repeat not be construed as restricting you to a course of action that might jeopardize your defense."

Which is very different from the conspiratorial intent you're implying.
>I'm of the opinion that the missile theory is unlikely, but the government absolutely has ways to make Boeing of all people cooperate.

If the government accidentally blew the plane up and the CIA covered it up, then who exactly would be putting pressure on Boeing?
Yes, but again there are some conditions that are unverifiable or for which they don't verify.

For instance, if you have erectile dysfunction then it's a 10% disability claim. They take you at your word, no "proof" needed. Same with 10% for tinnitus (ringing of the ears).

For PTSD there is a screening process but if you were verifiably in combat, something that less than 5% of the military ever experienced even when the wars were actively going on, then the screening consists of a single session talking to a psychiatrist. It's known in the community what you need to say and do during that interview to get 100% rated.

Similar with you're a woman who claims you were sexually assaulted during your service. Basically, the only hurdle is you being willing to lie.

For chronic pain claims the process is more drawn out but essentially if you're willing to persistently lie then you can get a 100% rating. It will take a year or two of going to doctors' appointments and insisting that you're in pain regardless of what tests they run who but eventually you'll get a diagnosis of some unknown condition with a 100% rating.

I've never done this, but I know a few people who have to varying degrees of legitimacy. For what it's worth the 100% claims I've seen are far closer to exaggeration than outright fabrication. Someone who probably actually should be 60% rated or whatever working the system to get up to 100%. You hear stories out people completely faking it but I don't know them personally. That could just be my cohort though, I was in the Marine Corps Infantry on combat deployments during my time do pretty much everyone I know has something legit wrong with them.

And I will say the VA is an absolute nightmare. I feel some incredibly blessed to have a software career where I don't need to rely on the VA. I've never seen a better argument against socialized medicine in the US than just experiencing the VA firsthand.
FBI and CIA could easily “unrecover“ parts of evidence with those marks.

(“The IAMAW strongly criticized the FBI's conduct during the investigation, including the undocumented removal by FBI agents of wreckage from the hangar where it was stored”, from the Wikipedia link above.)
Check your local independent print shop. They're not expensive.
It’s been a long time since I’ve played with Nix, do you still need to maintain a nixfile or whatever? Maybe I just wasn’t “holding it right” but I recall not being able to just pop open a terminal window and do “X install Y” like with traditional package managers which was a turnoff.
Since Xi is just came back from the meeting in Samarcanda, this is the most plausible thing. But I was asking because of the thread on Reddit makes me suspicious. Also about the canceled flights from/to Beijing.
If we make it through this crisis, we should do what Eric Weinstein suggested, have a public demonstration thermonuclear detonation, as a reminder everyone of the stakes we're playing.
https://ciao-lang.org/documentation.html here in the "Some Tutorials and Presentations" section you can find some tutorials and presentations
I've written firmware, systems software, drivers and plenty else this way. Just because the language gives you rope doesn't mean you _have_ to use all of it. I enjoy how terse and straightforward even good ol' structured non-object oriented code can be.
Do you mean limiting the size of the service to a house? Because unless you have massive batteries for intermittent loads that would prohibit dryers and ovens from being electric.
What SoC are they running that provides OSS drivers though?
The original question is in the context of a bar, not a restaurant. Obviously people drink sugared sodas at mealtimes. The question was whether many people are serially downing sugared soda after sugared soda in a bar context, keeping pace with the alcohol drinkers.
I remember thinking it was odd that there weren’t any airworthiness directives issued for the center fuel tank.
> I've been to villages in Eastern Europe and wood burning is among the main methods of heating.

I am from Eastern Europe (Latvia) and this does mostly hold true for the countryside: wood burning stoves are common.

However, it is likely that inflation and other cost increases will also affect the prices of firewood from here on out, as well as getting it delivered (unless you decided to secure your own, though depending on where/how you do that, the legality might be dubious).

From what I know of, most people are noticeably hit by the increase of prices in the stores (as well as a somewhat decreased selection of what's available), in addition to greatly increased electricity prices, which has been a topic that gets brought up often in the news.

There aren't that many great solutions for that, to be honest - both diesel generators and solar panels are too expensive for most people, even though there are programs to aid families with purchasing and setting up their own, if they're capable of partaking in those: https://www.altum.lv/en/services/individuals/energy-efficien... (the Latvian translation has more information https://www-altum-lv.translate.goog/pakalpojumi/iedzivotajie...)

That said, it's probably difficult to undertake something like that, when you're living from paycheck to paycheck.
>Since last night I analyzed close to 2000+ accounts amplifying the hashtag #chinacoup. Despite this graph not being pretty enough given the large dataset, I figured out a bunch of accounts with significantly low followers that acted as the key disseminators of the rumor.

https://twitter.com/atandra_ray/status/1573894063702810625
well, our politics are.
I'm not making a mountain out of anything, I'm drive-by commenting on a particularly amusing Apple UI feature I wasn't previously aware of. Of all the things one might accidentally turn on or off I think the flashlight is one of the most easy to subsequently detect, and we're here talking about it because one HN (thus probably somewhat technical) user and iDevice owner did not know how it works.

Apple's design approach has been totally _un_intuitive to me for at least 20 years, and roughly everybody I know with an iPhone uses a mix of luck and barely explainable superstitious rituals to get where they're going in the UI.
Ask HN: How Does the NY Times Paywall Work?
How does it work technically? Do they track your IP and machine specs? I’ve noticed sometimes if you hit the paywall and then try a different browser the paywall is still there.
I’d imagine having Russia’s only spaceport in their country would give them some negotiating power?
I’ve had a few enjoyable bean burgers, but they’ve always been very messy completely squeezing out of the bun. Very annoying.
I think it is significantly more difficult to find programmers with domain expertise in the kinds of applications C++ is often used for than the language itself. There are quite a large number of good C++ programmers who have never worked anywhere close to the metal, OS, high-performance, etc, and those skills are often more difficult to learn and come by than the language.

A large amount of C++ development is still focused on enterprise and UI apps, even though one could argue that it is not the best language for that purpose.
95% of the wreckage was recovered and painstakingly reconstructed in a hangar, then kept for 25 years (and notably, used as a training aid for NTSB investigators during that time). Barring some sort of "huh, this looks like something went in rather than out", that's a fairly hard theory to push.
Well done step by step presentation.

But I still prefer how the page looked initially, without all the styles.
> Books that don’t balance to the cent

Individual books, yes (though I am still very dubious of the value in doing this given the guarantees that modern computers/databases offer). I'm talking specifically about cross-department reconciliation where different departments are keeping their own books and have their own data pipelines/etc. They absolutely still have to be reconciled, but there is no expectation of an exact match from the SEC or internal/external auditors.
I will never understand inflated line height. It doesn’t make Text more legible.
Also don’t forget, use anytime gov is ineffective but your enemy party is in power as evidence that they can’t do their job. When you’re in power, still blame them when things don’t work.