skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> This is Jazz

Sure, but even though we consider Jazz anything that sounds jazzy, i.e. using Major 7ths or flat 5s, because Jazz and Classical are so individually encompassing, literally every other genre of music is also Jazz and Classical, any sound that can be made with an instrument fits in Jazz and Classical, i.e. it can be interpreted using the modes and forms of Jazz or Classical without changing how it sounds. It just isn't very useful to approach or interpret, say, a folk song from the perspective of Jazz, nor the sound a guitar makes when smashed to pieces, but technically, everything is either Jazz or Classical or both.
Read some biographies.

If your idea of philosophy is Pirsig, try one of Plato's Socratic dialogs as a palate-cleanser. It shouldn't be toil.
Do you ever find yourself wondering why people find it so hard to do a particular thing that seems, to you, trivial - possibly to the point of frustration? Alternatively, do you sometimes get confused when people praise your work on something that you think of as not having taken any real effort to produce? Is there any particular domain or skill where you occasionally hear people (e.g. coworkers) discussing their realizations or achievements, and you think to yourself, "oh, but is that not obvious?" or "hunh, I thought everyone knew that"?

If any of those apply, that's something you're good at, even if it doesn't feel it. Sometimes being good at something just means feeling like something isn't a challenge for you, when it is a challenge for most other people around you.
Reminds me of this Science article in 2017:

http://science.sciencemag.org/content/357/6354/880.2#1504269...

on why scientists need social media influencers …
The general principle is wait for the dust to settle and then enforce whatever is the industry majority with an agreed mature tech.

Btw the same thing happened with the EV charging (SAE J1772).
Can you describe how a snowflake ID would help? Imagine the data contains two Rare Items, when it should only contain one instance. They both have different snowflake IDs. How do you determine which is authentic? The timestamp on the duplicated item could have been spoofed.

I think the real solution to this problem is just to trust a centralized actor and single large database that is shared across all servers. Not what the author wants to hear, but most games don't need the level of decentralization of PoW or PoS for all of their game assets. But a fully decentralized MMO would be cool in theory.
I have no real preference whatsoever in the Lightning vs USB-C battle but it seems strange to me that the EU's approach to supposedly reducing e-waste is by condemning 10 years of Lightning accessories to becoming e-waste. An iPhone 4 charger from 2012 will still charge an iPhone 14 today. That doesn't seem incredibly wasteful to me.
Thank God nobody ever standardized electrical plugs. I'd hate being able to plug my vacuum cleaner and laptop in the same outlet.
I have a hard time thinking of an activity that I find satisfying but don't enjoy.
I agree with you. I have a four-year degree in audio engineering technology and I think my college years (2004 - 2008) were some of the most hostile for audio recording. Listening back to Memory Almost Full, Paul's songs are fully there but there's that Strokes flat-as-a-pancake pastiche layered on top that's hard to hear through. There are moments where he breaks through (the middle bars of "Gratitude") but you can tell it's a fight for the dynamics from top to bottom.
Compilers Are Databases (2015)
The dumb editor parts are slower, but the smart refactoring parts are much faster. Eclipse understands your code while IntelliJ just manages it by passing it around.
So spend man-hours on developing a feature for one player in the game.

or just tell them to type that command once in 2 weeks when he logs on

Yeah good fucking idea, let's waste dev time on that!
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If it helps, use the term "superclass" instead of "base". Then it makes a little more sense to have it at the top.
https://www.ghacks.net/2022/04/11/symantec-says-that-hackers...

Maybe related? To my knowledge, India hasn't said anything about why it's banned.

And everybody agrees the issue was a modified version of VLC being distributed, the original report put it in a confusing way that made it sound like base VLC was susceptible.
Apparently this isn't the case in actuality. Here are a couple threads about it where Dan confirms that not all upvotes count toward karma:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23459769

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16438849
L4 is a joy to use.

I haven't worked with seL4, but used an earlier branch of the L4 family (L4Ka::Pistachio) as a base for a toy OS (university project).

If I had the time to tinker with base OS design today, I'd definitely start with seL4.

Edited to add: the whitepaper here is a good intro to seL4: https://sel4.systems/About/seL4-whitepaper.pdf
From the abstract: " By the 1990s, the selection process at both academies was approximately gender-neutral, conditional on publications and citations. In the past 20 years, however, a positive preference for female members has emerged and strengthened in all three fields. Currently, women are 3-15 times more likely to be selected as members of the AAAS and NAS than men with similar publication and citation records."
I imagine that the caterwauling around the change from 32-pin to Lightning somewhat plays into their decision not to move to USB-C. Obviously the overtly cynical will put it down to purely profiteering...
Travelogues in general are a good source of new perspectives and are not usually heavy reading.
The whole L4 family and MACH or Hurd ;) and maybe have a look at Genode where you can have ~7 kernels atm:

nova

okl4_x86

foc

fiasco

pistachio

linux

sel4

https://genode.org/documentation/components

Also QNX and RTEMS need's to be mentioned here.

And Helios/Ares-os:

https://sr.ht/~sircmpwn/helios/
It was not mandatory. It was just a suggestion with voluntary adoption. I have nothing against standardization. I'm against the "mandatory" fact.
> As a developer, writing "USB-C" in a law this seems to me like hardcoding a magic string in source code

Between various generations of Qualcomm Quick Charge and USB PD at various wattages for charging alone, and then USB 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, 3.2 Gen 1, 3.2 Gen 2, 3.2 Gen 2 2x2, Thunderbolt 2, Thunderbolt 3 and Thunderbolt 4 for data, it seems like they have plenty of room for future movement/fragmentation.
I am similarly of two minds. As an engineer, I can imagine how legal mandates for technology choices could stifle innovation and make the future of technology worse.

But at the same time, I think there may be a place for mandating interface compatibility.

To give some old-school examples, how differently might industrialization have gone if rail systems weren't mandated to operate under some shared standards? Or where would we be if every country had a handful of competing power grids with different voltages and outlet types?

So I am not sure the cable which plugs into our phones is the correct target for standardization, but in spirit I think it's worthwhile to consider how the public good of interoperability should be weighed against a handful of corporations' interest in building technological moats around themselves and their users.
Many years ago, when everybody had Nokias with the Bluetooth on, I used to do a similar thing.

I created a S60 python script that kept scanning Bluetooth mac addresses and link them with the cell tower I was connected to (no GPS yet on mobiles).Then later processed the logs to see if I encountered the same people in different locations and times.

And yes, I re-encountered a bunch of Bluetooth mac addresses in different locations. For me it was fascinating at that time :)
I'm not running any services that would report this data back to Google on my devices. I'm aware that it can still collect some data on me based on my browsing and how I connect to a couple of their services I still happen to use, but I'm fairly certain that it's nowhere near the fidelity of what location history would give them and I prefer it to stay this way.

Other replies so far have actually convinced me that I don't need to reconsider it, as the benefits seem minuscule compared to the price ;)
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How did Apple dodge this with micro-USB?
Where do you get the images from? Manual?
It's untestable by the definition of the term "superdeterminism" and the meaning of what it implies -- just as “1 + 1 = 3” is something that cannot make sense, by the very definition and meaning of its symbols.

But this doesn't make it wrong. Superdeterminism is a very neat way of resolving physical paradoxes, such as the Wigner's Friend paradox: Any experimenter’s decision to take a measurement of a certain physical phenomenon is predetermined by events, so the experimenter can attain no outcome but the one he does eventually attain, and nothing is in superposition. Neither Heisenberg's uncertainty principle nor Bell's inequality render this condition impossible, as Bell himself was well aware.
I don't buy your second language users example because I don't think that "use" necessarily equals "practice". It's usually easier to make major gains at the beginning of the learning journey, and things naturally plateau after a while, unless you put in more effort. Simply speaking the learned language at the level you have already reached will hardly improve your mastership (although I think it will minimally), you need to actually try to improve - which, to me, is the what practicing means.
"But that means you cannot generate code from a class diagram unless it basically is the code."

Yup, thats what I am working on since a few years.

Leaving out details can easily be solved with collapsing the code segments.
There’s a play about this, the name escapes me, but it’s a “quantum” love story: two people meet and at each step options present; the catch is the possibility tree doesn’t converge (one character had a midlife disease, which only happened in some of the branches).

It was absolutely fantastic. Just tremendous. Think it played in New York, Dallas and New York at a minimum.
A dongle was available.
It will end up with the terrible quality fake usb cables and chargers we have today, thanks for the usb organisation not being stricter. Seems hard to find specific types of USB 3/C cables. In some cases they have damaged the connected devices which should be considered a failure of the U part.

If anything this will increase the value of official apple chargers because at least those will be well designed.
It also depends on how often you expect to lose power. If that answer is “somewhat often” or worse, then even a minor annoyance can be worth avoiding. There’s a reason laptops used as a server were known as “California servers”. (aka a server with a built in UPS)
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The game could return to what it was but the community couldn't. You can't recapture the past like that. Everything has moved on. The game is known, not new again.
Since 2007 the de facto standard for other devices has only changed once too (micro to USB-C). Mini USB has been obsolete since 2007 and USB-A is the other end of the connector and not really comparable (Apple has actually since changed on their devices from type A to type C in that time).

For me Lightning is just another in your list of connectors that I wish would go away and standardise to USB-C.

As someone who is travelling right now, with a two port charger and two iPhones, an iPad, a laptop, a Switch, an Apple Watch and two sets of USB-C headphones between us, one connector would actually be a significant quality of life improvement (though an even better one would be hotels not killing power to the socket when I’m not in the room so I can charge my devices while I’m out!)
Mach (used by GNU Hurd) deserves a mention.
Romantic relationships formed in your early 20s are statistically unlikely to last. University is a fine place to meet people and have fun, but don't count on it as a place to find "your" significant other.
KSAT runs a huge teleport on Svalbard and is constantly searching for engineers/devs.
And how the fuck would blockchain help here ?
I have always struggled with planning school holiday activities for my kids so I was working to build a calendar app but it took way to long to build it, I got impatient and stopped at making it an app for planning a single day.. and called it a day!(pun intended)
That's quite a lot of dependent variables for such a low N, skeptical. Also claims like these require extraordinary evidence:

It has now been established [33, 34, 35, 36] that brain rhythms
include ultra-slow frequency oscillations (USFO), which are usually
not detected by standard electroencephalogram measurements. The
frequency range of these oscillations corresponds to very
low-frequency pulsations Pc3–4 characteristic of a polar cusp. Among
the ultra-slow fluctuations, the rhythm with a period of 15–40 s is
remarkable in that the human brain is accompanied by transitions of
levels of consciousness, for example, transitions to the hypnotic
state. The fluctuations in the decasecond range correspond to the
period of fluctuations of the pulsations Pc3, the amplitude and
intensity of which are significantly higher during the polar day
than in the polar night. It is not excluded that Pc3–4 pulsations
can contribute, along with other factors, to the unstable mental
state of the residents of arch. Spitsbergen.

(But then maybe that's just my unstable mental state talking, having lived there for a year when I was five. I didn't notice any geocosmic agents, I mostly just remember the reindeer and the heating pipes criss-crossing Longyearbyen.)
> “get your science the attention it deserves.” (On Google, that search term garners nearly 500 million hits.)

So 500 million pages have one or more words similar to those. That's pretty flimsy evidence. Putting quotes around it I get 5 results (not 5 million, 5), one of which is this article. I don't doubt the overall conclusions of the article, but I do wonder how well supported some of it is.
They are in no particular order more resistant to under and overvolting, much more cycle resistant, much more resistant to storage under high charge level, much harder to get to explode etc. For UPS purposes they are the correct choice all around-
> stifle innovation

We have plenty of free market examples of why "innovation" in the connector space almost always spawns lemons and makes everything worse in the meantime.
You could use a generic Vehicle<T: VehicleType>, with Vehicle<Car>, Vehicle<Truck>, Vehicle<Semi> implementing specialized interfaces.
a minecraft server yes, but this is forcing same set of rules to every server
If you have such an objection, you might be interested in section 4 (in particular section 4.1 and 4.2) of the linked paper

Sabine Hossenfelder and Tim Palmer; Rethinking Superdeterminism

> https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphy.2020.00139...
Yes, exactly. My guess was that it was an overreaction/mistake and now admitting that would embarrass people.

Especially since banning the real VLC would increase the risk to Indian users by increasing the adoption of the fake VLC.
Booch told us in a class that the blobs were there because
(A) he could not draw a box on a whiteboard
(B) at this stage of development, there are no crisp understandings anyway so there's no point in making crisp corners.

He was ridiculing people who used templates to draw the class blobs exactly as shown in the book instead of just whipping out a closed form with a pencil or marker
Background: https://www.theguardian.com/law/2022/oct/04/the-onion-defend...
They, however, a) were pretty much the only actual UML's innovation: other things like sequence diagram have existed long before; b) had most emphasis put on them.
No, you should properly profile your display and set the correct LUT and contrast settings so that you may get clipping in dark scenes, but correct contrast everywhere else.

Design websites for correct display devices, and calibrate your display devices to correct for imperfections.

Asking for users with good displays to intentionally reduce the displays' quality to simulate a bad display is just ridiculous. That's what color profiles, LUTs, and tone mapping are for.
I was reluctant to mention this kind of story in such a sweet context but a few comments have already touched on privacy, so I want to add my two cents.

At some point in the past I had the surreal experience of opening a news website and seeing a familiar face on the front page. Not a celebrity, rather a man whose face had been in some small subfolder of my brain for several years.

The man had been convicted of serial rape. He would drug victims and record them. He was known to be active within a certain time range from the timestamps of the videos. He repeated this dozens of times and was only caught after the final victim woke up during the act. Authorities appealed for people to come forward with any more information because they believed there could be more victims than were discovered from the videos.

By cross-referencing the location data from my phone with the date of an event my Last FM profile and the location of his home, I was able to confirm why he looked familiar. This allowed me to contact the authorities and bring the start of the known time frame significantly forward.

(there might be enough information in this post for the perpetrator to be identified - if you do, please keep it to yourself)
Ehh, there was some really sketch things there. I think at least for apple they might have potentially already built it and this just moved their announcement date up. There’s a very weird simultaneously timed NSA bill in congress at the same time.

/tinfoilhat
Maybe a bug?
That is a blatantly false answer. Of course, there is an ongoing debate about nature vs. nurture, which means that the genetic makeup of the individual strongly influences the individual's life. Look at musicality, look at sociopathy, look at general intelligence - all areas where genes exert their influence (as an example).
So yes, you can try to grow around your talents, and develop strengths there. But by the same token, you should not try to grow in areas that you are not cut out for. No amount of whishful thinking or practice will turn me into a top-notch musician or singer, for example, as the genetic component is missing.
For reference.

Pattern matching: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pattern-matching

Do expression: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-do-expressions

Pipe operator: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pipeline-operator
What you are describing is tacit knowledge. Something obvious to the workers- but not to outsiders.

Tacit knowledge is hard to pass down in written form because a reader would be overwhelmed by details. It is easier to pass down over video, but video loses information about smell, vibration, static charge, etc. that the human body can feel and learn from.
You should go live in a third world village for a few years and then come back here and say that. Life in “nature” sucks. The kids in my dad’s village don’t have to take a boat to school during monsoon season, like he has to do growing up, because they “fought nature” to control flooding.
This is interesting, if only for the fact that track data did not show a correlation between these two people. 40-ish near misses over a few years would never have made me think that these two tracks were related in any way… then an external force brought them together. I’d like to see how their tracks look now; that is to say
A) here’s the tracks of people livi my similar lives w/o a relationship
B) here’s the tracks of two people who share a relationship
(And eventually, not wishing for anything) C) here’s the tracks of two people who no longer share a relationship, but once did

Building the relationships between two objects is, by far, the most difficult part of the tracking problem. And, this source code definitely does and interesting job to measuring… something. That “something” seems like a worthy metric to look into.
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Yeah BS. I have been humiliated many times in my life, some times in life changing ways, and I'd still take it over real violence.

People seeing it that way should spend some time with me in 3rd world countries to reset their value counter. I'll show you punishment.

Shame is powerful and necessary, but it's very much a first step punishment, a warning, not an ultimate one.

This mismatch between perceived intensity and the real thing is seen everywhere these days: insecurity, activism, political projections.

It seems we solved so many important problems that humans have reset their baseline of comfort to confuse unease with danger.

Loosing your job, your social status or your tweeter audience is not the greatest suffering you can endure.

In fact, that's why exposed crooked politicians and companies keep getting away with things: shaming them just slow them down, not stop them.
And you telecom provider had been able to do that for decades.
> An iPhone 4 charger from 2012 will still charge an iPhone 14 today

And it will after this move too. You'll just need to use a regular USB-A -> USB-C cable instead of a USB-A -> Lightning cable.
Thank you very much! Really excited to dig into this.
I am very pro-NFT and pro-blockchain but disagree with the author. Blockchain is not going to replace a MMO item database. Blockchains have bottlenecks and are not needed if you and your users are OK with a centralized database to meet high performance requirements.

Now, imagine your goal was to create a distributed and decentralized MMO not owned by any single company, and permissionless so that anybody could built on top of it. For this it does make sense to use blockchain-like technology like a rollup that aggregates state deltas of many transactions, batching them into a proof that is posted to a distributed ledger.
If he couldn't do it in 300 lines of Python, C++, or bash, he was incompetent and should have been reassigned. At best. 7500 lines for that is not an asset, it is a liability, regardless of language.

At least while he was writing his 7500 lines of bad code, he wasn't doing any other damage. You can throw it out and get somebody else to write a good one in a week.
You just invented the next great dating app. Because I can “game” saying I like or do something, but having to both physically be there and review it is a cool angle. The catch (outside the crazy permissions) would be it would greatly hurt smaller cities: “oh you really like the only Starbucks in town? Me too!”
> are otherwise unrelated to each other

Are you serious? Both songs are about going to "The Bay". Both songs compare The Bay to Berlin, London, Paris. Both of the choruses are literally "It feels so good , to be in the Bay".

If you're arguing that lyrics must be word-for-word translation for a song to be "translated", then that's an obnoxious strawman that I can't take seriously.
In almost every standards working group Google holds the most seats. It'd be naive to say that those in the groups are working only and only for the common good and don't pursue their employer's interests.