skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe this will remind people what the Fed of former years was like. I suspect Powells tenure will eventually be looked upon with scorn. I deeply suspected the market was overvalued in 2018.

They should have been raising interest rates well before the pandemic. Then they wouldn’t have had to do quite as many unprecedented things, most likely.

You do not want a Fed simply trying to time the market cycle around election cycles. And one has to wonder what they were up to in 15-16. And 17, 18, 19, etc.

Edit-but not to say Bernankes time was great. Just that sometimes a historical contrast to the present makes things really stick out. I can never forgive bailing out banks, inventing the concept “too big to fail”, and pushing people out of their homes and into the streets. I was directly affected by that and just might never own a house as part of the long term fallout.
how is this pronounced? H E double hocky stix?
At least now we're free and no longer prostituting the country to Brussels.
I think the court reviewing the confession and tape of the interrogation would be the safety belt. There are ways to verify confessions even with limited evidence. These false confessions are sloppy work. It seems the courts don't care much for safeguarding against abuses, so maybe the verification steps need some codifying.

There also needs to be some utility left to the interview. Sure we don't want to have long, aggressive, or abusive interviews. But how useful would suspect interviews be if you just asked questions based on real information? Sometimes you might get some info, but the smart ones won't be that easy. Sometimes it would be good to use some deception just to gauge what they know, even if you don't get a confession. It's a useful tool that doesn't present any downside with the proper safety measures in place.
RSS feeds currently fill this role and honestly I don't feel the need for base torrent protocol to support it. It does its job and it does it well, same as RSS.
For the whole day, yes. In fact this isn’t even the norm in offices, where cameras often gave away from individuals.

For a meeting, no. It’s already hard enough to build human connection when everyone is remote. Turn your camera on, you’re at work.
I wonder if anyone could implement an OF binary for the Z-Machine.
Can OF read files? I mean, not just booting them into memory at $ADDRESS, but read/parse them.
I know a Tetris it's doable.
LaTeX Makes Me Angry
A Note on Declarative Programming Paradigms and the Future of Definitional Progr
The government are not buying bonds to prop up the price.

The Bank of England are (and the distinction is very important to that market).
I'm waiting...
>I haven't looked at ad malware for many years, but when I did, it infected the MBR, so reinstalling Windows alone wouldn't remove it.

In this case, wouldn't the infection go away by formatting the disk?
So providing an effective means of protecting depressed non-adults from the frictionless purchase of above-laboratory strength chemicals to potentially kill themselves by as trivial a measure as verifying age on delivery is somehow infringing on your liberty. Got it.
I don't think you need to explain the geography of Scotland to arethuza (who is, iirc, a Scot). And the article has a bit of flowery stuff about songs - but overall it's not saying Scottish people were nomadic, just that some people moved seasonally between a couple of locations with their livestock.
You are stretching the definition of Nobel Prizes to only be considered in its original form. Other prizes were included over time and are considered Nobel Prizes by the institution that awards them.

You are creating a strawman to attack it. By any definition in 2022 the Economics prize is a Nobel Prize.

You not recognising it due to your strict definition doesn't really change the reality that it's called a Nobel Prize.

What a strange ghost to create and attack...
Thanks. Hadn't realised I needed to have the lsp server binary on the path. I think nvim-lspconfig takes care of that for me in nvim.

From a brief experiment basic lsp usage seems to work in helix without any config changes, so perhaps that's changed since you set it up.
The first point about the f35 is controversial for a variety of reasons - look up the reformers. They're still around today, and they still criticize the f35s metrics in all the ways they don't matter. Secondly, the vast majority of strike craft aren't ready for war in peacetime. This might be seen as a remarkable problem with the f35, if it didn't apply to many other strike craft the air force operate.

Second point was a known flaw with a long history that was overlooked, because, frankly, the LCS is a jobs program. But here's some of the history of the problem: when the LCS program was started, the demonstrators had appropriately sized combining gears - although it was likely the company underbid a bit to get on the contract. Mid-construction of future vessels the company that provided these combining gears was bought by another company. They updated their leadtime to three years per unit (each ship needs two) and were thusly booted from the contract. The next best size combining gear (from another supplier) wasn't good enough. And now you know the history. On top of all this, the companies building these ships are now flushing the oil and remachining the combining gears to be more durable - so they're fixing this problem.

Third point, this is a point on maintenance of some super large ships - which is both difficult and can only be carried out at ONE shipyard in the whole USA for the two newest carrier classes (Newport News). A slipping of the maintenance schedule would be natural with a full work schedule - and they have their hands full building the new Ford class supercarriers.

You've selected three problems
on complex systems in a country that makes hundreds of different defense products. I think my point still stands.
Why shouldn’t they get to own books like you can, without paying above market prices so middle-class people can have nice spaces?
You're in the minority, I think. The Hobbit was shot in 60fps and most people found it very uncomfortable to watch. It felt like you were watching a movie set rather than a movie. Suspension of disbelief is pretty important for cinema and 60fps really messes with that.

I also think most jerkiness in 23.976/24 is due to incorrect display settings leading to dropped/skipped/repeated frames. If your display can match 23.976, even panning scenes look pretty smooth. It's the jitter that messes with our brains and looks bad.
You're walking a dangerous path, friend
> https://github.com/LGUG2Z/helix-vim/blob/master/config.toml

Thanks, I may give Helix another spin with that config. I saw the note about it being necessary to recompile, which I can't be bothered to do so I guess I won't get everything but it may get me through most of the day with less frustration (especially now I've turned mouse support off too; the cursor moving when I click to raise my terminal window was incredibly frustrating).
Because in typical Zig code, generics are often used to solve relatively basic problems, and not to play code golf. For instance, if you just want to write a container for a generic type T you don't need any advanced features.

Also, quite a few problems where people would reach for template code in C++ can be solved much easier in Zig with a combination of regular comptime code and only some 'generic typing' sprinkled over.
Please direct your concerns to AP if you find the common interpretation so appalling to be incorrect. Thanks.

> Want to reach out with a comment or fact-checking suggestion? Do you see something that needs a correction? Email us at FactCheck@ap.org.
No my question was should they. I also disagree with the Child tax credit.
R5RS Scheme? It's not so big. Common Lisp, OTOH...
Behavioral medicine
> People running from batteries care a lot about performance per Watt

This is a small market compared to servers.

> So do people running thousands or tens of thousands of computers in a warehouse

No, they care about total cost of ownership. Please set yourself a reminder for 5 years from now to check if server farms are using Apple M chips yet.
Paywall or ads?
>Those people are just trolling; trolls are off-putting.

Trolling means saying something you don't believe in to start a ruckus/annoy people/make a flame war.

People saying that an editor done in the spirit of vim can replace vim/neovim, since it has LSP/tree-sitter support (which translates to: since it, on top of what it inherently has, automatically gets auto-complete/lint/etc support for all kinds of languages) is perhaps a little over-optimistic but in absolutely no way does it constitute trolling.

Now, the commenter would be fine to state that they're put-off by claims that "this is going to replace everything in a couple of years".

But, for starters, nobody stated that "it is going to replace everything in a couple of years". Just that it could, over due time (not "a couple of years") gain traction over vim/neovim and perhaps others for users wanting a vim-like editor.

Besides, he explicitly wrote that what puts him off is not that claim alone, but "how some people are claiming its going to replace vim/nevoim and others by the virtue of its great LSP and tree sitter support".

-- that is, he is put off people touting "LSP/tree-sitter" as features relevant to this editor gaining popularity. He even uses "I never needed to use auto complete" as some kind of supporting argument that others shouldn't consider those features important either...
You are right in spirit but, technically, the central bank does not use tax money.
Ignoring, of course, the potential for actual injury at an amusement park that could well need emergency assistance.

Better perhaps for the device itself to have the geofence and coding to understand when it's not actually been in/on a vehicle.
What if the Fed didn’t respond the way it did? What would of happened? And what were the alternatives?
https://jointhefedi.com/

Why is it fake just because you don't like the choice of recommended instances. Does it not make sense to recommend instances that are more open to federating with others?
I would like Smalltalk if I could export the image to an standalone r/o application with ease.
Not included in the study is data about how many other screenings those people did
Bernanke has his fingerprints on every large central banks' response in the wake of the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. He flooded the system with liquidity to prevent what he observed in the Great Depression. Was he successful? Yes. We didn't suffer from a recession anywhere near the magnitude of the depression. Did you like how he did it and what happened as a result? I'm guessing you didn't.[1]

Part of the fun of economic and monetary history is following the umpteen competing explanations for recessions and bubbles and piecing together a mosaic of all that seems to make sense. Bystanders have the luxury of not writing those papers unlike academics, who often chain themselves to their own work/school of thought.

Every monetary theory is based on a very limited set of observations. Policies borne out of those theories are even more scarce. I don't expect anyone to be right or wrong all the time. In my opinion, the best way to understand economics is to have a base set of principles and be theoretically promiscuous.

[1] I tend to be a free market fundamentalist so I didn't like it either. That doesn't mean it didn't work.
It's ridiculous given how small the catchment areas are for primary schools, probably queueing after driving 800m.
"The Swiss Post Design System pattern library for a unified and accessible user experience accross the web platform." [1]

I really appreciate government and publicly funded organizations open sourcing their work. Another example is Swiss Television and their apps[2] or government apps[3]. The public paid for it so they should also be able to benefit from all the work.

[1] https://github.com/swisspost/design-system

[2] https://github.com/SRGSSR

[3] https://github.com/admin-ch
> The problem with the title is that it might lead individuals to believe they shouldn't bother with getting a colonoscopy.

That is exactly what I thought it was saying at a glance. If I skimmed the headline and moved on, instead of digging in, it might have contributed to an unconscious bias against the procedure.
Certificate Authorities are extremely careful about DNS (and BGP hijacking), more so than basically everyone else.
Saw another fresh green name post this and then delete it: "Looks promising - seems like the know how to combine analytics and design. Also not a classic UI library with the 500th iteration of a button."

This also feels like a strange comment to make a new account for: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=dealalchy
ipfs-embed is using rust-libp2p and official protocols like gossipsub. So for that it is fully compatible with the ipfs network. At least as compatible as you can get when the specs are sometimes vague.

Bitswap has a compat mode, but when two ipfs-embed versions talk to each other they use a different protocol.

Note that ipfs-embed is made for a different use case than the global ipfs. It is typically used by private swarms where there are a smaller number of nodes. So e.g. we don't use the DHT at all.

We also found that go-ipfs compat is not that useful for our use case, so the compat layer was mainly done as a service to the community and might not work with the latest go-ipfs / kubo.
Economics is not a science. Most papers in finance/economics are not repeatable or even applicable in real life - as was displayed when the worlds number one hedgefund started the process of reading published financial papers and trying to apply them [1]

[1]https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/43889703-the-man-who-sol...
I don't see how it's relevant if they want to be displayed that way or not. Also, as I already mentioned I think it's wrong to group such a diverse population into a single grouping, so I'm not sure who is the "they" you are referring to? Chinese immigrants? Indian immigrants? Maybe Iranian immigrants?
The book "How to Be Idle" by Tom Hodgkinson is an interesting read that has a similar viewpoint
There's a good sci-fi movie plot in this.
Lavrov saying “there’s no way we’ll use nukes” has me expecting nukes more than ever.
It is already built with React and Tailwind, so I don't get why they didn't just reuse the components from headlessui.com, which solves these issues.
> this function should take a Writer

I think some of this can be achieved in the function body by checking the incoming generic types via Zig's comptime type inspection features (see: https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/#typeInfo). Kinda like 'comptime type-asserts'. Together with @compileError this would at least provide more useful error messages if a generic type doesn't have the expected features.

PS: I think it's important to not look at Zig's generic feature in isolation, instead it goes hand in hand with comptime and reflection.
I do not think there's a particularly feasible way to facilitate every keyboard layout out there, so it makes sense that they are at least built with one keyboard layout in mind, much like I think it makes sense that programming in general is overwhelmingly done in English. It increases interoperability significantly.
> nor do I believe government is the only, or best way for society to provide " a healthy, educated workforce, currency, roads etc. "

To me the obvious flaw in this type of society has always been that it provides no guard against the concentration of wealth and by proxy power. It works with a theoretical amorphous blob of people who have no ties to location and an infinite supply of land and resources. In reality the populace would quickly become slaves, with the only interest of the organisations in control of their food, shelter, and transport being the extraction of ever larger sums of money.

I'm honestly not sure how someone could look at the state of the corporate world and say "I wish these guys controlled more of my life". We've already seen this type of rent seeking become prominent in digital media and it hasn't improved anything for the populace.

The profit motive is functional enough for things that aren't necessities but we know exactly what happens when a profit driven entity has a near or local monopoly on something necessary for life. Look to the early railroads and company towns as an example.

> In fact history shows that government is generally pretty poor at providing any of those things

That's a bold claim without any proof. I'd argue the opposite. The vast majority of the population is now both numerate and literate and most countries have a usable road and rail network that's accessible to everyone. Beyond that government programs have been responsible for the eradication of multiple diseases.
Yes, and it's called appeasement.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeasement?wprov=sfla1
Killnet Effectively Amplifies Russian Narratives, Has Limited DDoS Capabilities
Well they should get a Zojirushi water boiler and an Aeropress.
> Everybody I know who is not a rockstar is going back to train for a new career, often outside of technology.

...like what? What other career exists with such a high average and median income?
And an even newer account —

https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=exod983
I don't think they would be able to justify firing 12000 people for that, but sure, anything can happen under American law.
Ok, but that has nothing to do with my post.
This is sad, but frankly the killing and murdering is far more depressing than just stealing. And these stolen goods will have to remain in Russia because if they try to get them out of the country any civilized government will confiscate them.
There has been several exploits breaking out of VMs though, no? Can you trust even that...
People naturally compare themselves to their neighbors. This isn't anything out of the ordinary, it is just human nature.
There are 7200 / 254 = 3600 / 127 PostScript or CSS points and 7227 / 254 TeX points in a centimetre. Neither of those is a finite decimal fraction.
jsx mail not only solves the compatibility issue like others do, it also has things like a mail client emulator. especially if you want to use it without being linked to a programming language, you can just use the CLI that will give you pure HTML and CSS, among that several features that were designed to improve and facilitate the creation of email templates
Hundreds of miles? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_HVDC_Link
do they use the scientific method? yes. it's science.

is it good science? that's of course a bit subjective, but the trend in looking for clever natural experiments is, IHMO, a good direction. of course there is a long way to get there as you point out, replication, due to confounders and whatnot is still a big issue.
For the longest time I was using YouCompleteMe with vim and then tried all sorts of LSP servers. And while I'm still using them, I feel like that YouCompleteMe solution back in the day had a lot less fiddling involved. Sure they have more features and more selection and variety nowadays, but I have spent so much more time configuring things that I kinda regret it now.
Not a problem with uBlock Origin.
You’re only saying this because it’s written in Rust, aren’t you?
If you live and work in Ireland for 5 yrs you can become Irish as well as British, and effectively get your EU rights back. If I was younger, I'd be very tempted. Of course this door may not be open for ever with united Ireland on the horizon. If you don't do it, you may end up replying "I wish I had" to an identical Q to this on HN in 20 yrs time ;)
Extracting text from a pdf is akin to using text-to-speech software to produce a .wav file then expecting to still be able to edit the original text when only having the .wav file.

Anyone wanting to extract text from a pdf would do better to hand it to a pool of typists for them to retype into a new document.

Or better yet, edit the original document that the pdf was generated from.
I wonder how much of this historic data could be crowdsourced from recordings of radio shows, VHS taped newscasts etc.

Audio dendrology, if you will.
Fwiw I use some of that config with helix from macports - no patches.
I think you mean "ab initio".
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> these latter crises did not develop into new depressions with devastating consequences for society.

That is a bit premature to claim…
They actually do the opposite. Living in the nation with one of the best train networks in the world where the trains goes threw every single village.

The train stations actually connect everything together.

Its also pretty easy to cross a train, mostly its 1-2 tracks and most of the time there is no train going threw. You know what isn't easy to cross, crazy insane 8 lane strodes or 20 lane highways that are constantly full of fast driving cars.

Also if trains are not gigantic American cargo trains you can have the train cross the road, the road closes for like 2 min and then the train has passed by.

A train system needs to be designed for people, not just a bulldozer driving straight threw a neighborhood and then a train that goes from one side of the country to the other go threw there. The train stops need to happen often with fast electrified trains going stopping often to connected villages and sometimes even multiple stop in villages.
Composer 2 isn't bad, I have had comical situations in the past where it got very confused and ended up gobbling 32GB of RAM before crashing, but that hasn't happened in a very long time.
As an academic field, too, I found it to be quite toxic. You can get published in the best Econ journals by merely being the only person with the data. So of course it won’t be reproduced.

That said, it is understandably hard to run economic experiments. No one’s going to stand up a couple countries to then poke around with policy and see what happens. (Though maybe simulations will or have made this sort of thing possible.)
Idk. Here in eastern Europe the biggest online psyop perpetrator is Russia, and mainstream media are constantly telling about it, without any effect. The result is if you ask random ppl in the street about geopolitics, you can get hairy stuff like Putin should be our president, blaming Soros for everything, they want to destroy us by changing gender of our children and forcibly taking them for adoption to homosexuals and whatnot.

But what I wanted to know, what the psyop actually does? Is it aligned with fox news or against or?
QE could be seen as indirect taxation.
That someone is Matthew Sands:

“Early on, though, a small problem surfaced. Feynman had a long-time commitment to be absent from Caltech the third week of the fall semester, and so would miss two class lectures. The problem was easily solved: I would substitute for him on those days. However, to avoid breaking the continuity of his presentation, I would give the two lectures on subsidiary topics that, although useful to the students, would not be related to his main line of development.”

https://physicstoday.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/1.1955479

Later on he writes about the published books:

“The next stumbling block was more serious: choosing a title for the book. Visiting Feynman in his office one day to discuss the subject, I proposed that we adopt a simple name like “Physics” or “Physics One” and suggested that the authors be Feynman, Leighton, and Sands. He didn’t particularly like the suggested title and had a rather violent reaction to the proposed authors: “Why should your names be there? You were only doing the work of a stenographer!” I disagreed and pointed out that, without the efforts of Leighton and me, the lectures would never have come to be a book. The disagreement was not immediately resolved. I returned to the discussion some days later and we came up with a compromise: “The Feynman Lectures on Physics by Feynman, Leighton, and Sands.”
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