skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd rather use a language from the beginning that isn't made up accommodate tons of newgrads as fast as possible on a big codebase. That is what Google needs, but most people are better of with more advanced languages. But people follow Google just like they did with Angular. I predict Go will follow the same destiny, will just take longer. The tech debt is still piling up.
I did not know about tables in Excel. Now I do and it may change my life...
Ask HN: Could we be done with (nat.) science one day?
Do you think it is possible, that mankind 'solves' natural sciences eventually?

PS: Looking forward to your 25 year old, monospace-typed, blog posts about that topic.
I recall SGI were eaten more by Windows NT + off the shelf OpenGL graphics card than Linux. (But Linux also, of course. All non display output which was ran on SGI/Irix could be ran cheaper on Linux.)
Where you see such thinking on a subject you have some basic to reasonable knowledge of - if the comments you read on other subjects are similarly lacking.
Guided introspection.

Despite not considering myself alcoholic, my wife nagged me into going to local Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings. I came to realise that I had somehow slipped into alcoholism without being the classic street-drunk, shop-doorway kind. I had the mental obsession with alcohol in spades... every day I'd count the hours until, after work, I could start drinking.

Once I'd accepted I was alcoholic it was relatively easy. The simple fact is I don't want to be an alcoholic, or any kind of -holic, so I was suddenly highly motivated to stop.

The AA way gets you thinking deeply about why you started drinking heavily in the first place: What are the exact feelings you want to drown in alcohol, and why do you have them?
It's interesting that comments on this thread fall into two categories, people who show clear signs of being prone to developing alcohol dependency (or who in the past were alcoholics and have recovered) and people who do not.

It is important to remember that if you have a predisposition to alcohol dependency, alcohol is very dangerous and can destroy your life. If you do not have a predisposition to alcohol dependency, you are unlikely to develop one by drinking a drink once a week. The blanket statements such as "Alcohol is an addictive drug" are not really going to help people who are not predisposed to alcohol dependency stop drinking because they're not going to be able to sympathize with the statement.

On the other hand, "just think of the negative effects you have experienced in the past rather than looking forward to the future imagined good effects" may be a good think for someone who gets peer pressured to drinking too much to hear about as it may be an effective strategy, but it will do nothing for someone predisposed to alcohol dependency.

So, my advice:

Step 1: Figure out if you have a predisposition to alcohol dependency, there are lots of different risk factors but a bit of introspection should let you figure this out. (As a rough shot in the dark, the feeling that OP describes immediately after having a drink sounds like a sign of a predisposition to alcohol dependency.) Chances are if you're dealing with a stressful life situation and have a glass of wine every night to help you fall asleep then you're probably not predisposed to alcohol dependency (also that glass of wine is actually not helping you sleep better so maybe try to find an alternative way of falling asleep such as meditation before sleep).

Note: If you have an alcohol dependency problem stop here and seek help. There are many options here, research them, they vary from requiring a strong support framework to committing yourself to a rehabilitation programme. This is kind of outside the scope of this comment as I have no personal experience with alcohol dependency.

Step 2: Assuming you don't have an alcohol dependency problem, figure out why you are drinking more than you would like to. Social pressure? Anxiety? Insomnia?

Step 3: Work on the problem that is causing you to drink more rather than the short term bandaid you are applying (alcohol). If you have insomnia and you successfully stop relying on alcohol to fall asleep, you're just going to find something else or go insane from insomnia. Insomnia is not fun, figure out how to solve that problem.

If you're young and partying all the time, alcohol can probably be a necessary evil to help lubricate social situations but it's easy to notice that you don't NEED that much of it. Try setting yourself limits and sticking to them, you will notice that you can still have just as much fun, without a lot of the worse side effects. If your problem is social pressure, try to solve that instead. If you're drinking more because of social pressure then it's highly likely that other areas are also impacted by social pressure.
I finally got to command sync my citizen sky master. I live in Australia,outside reception distance for JJY. In the UK weeks before I only randomly achieved the 4am sync, never on demand.
When I visited philly, WWV didn't work.

In Frankfurt airport, just 20km or less from the DCF77 transmitter, flying home to Oz my watch synced up first time I selected the manual sync option.

I use a raspberry pi with a copper loop antenna as as local RF source with NTP and a freeware DCF/JJY/WWV emulator which superimposes the time signal on some GPIO pins. Works fine.
Look at past Kaggle competitions with similar characteristics to your problem; many (most?) competitions have threads in the discussion by top ranked participants detailing their approach.
The Sinclair Method also changed my life. It seemed like I had tried every single thing possible, AA, hypnosis, strange chinese herbs. The Sinclair Method seemed too good to be true, but I can't believe how well it worked. I am not completely indifferent to alcohol. It seems strange to think that this same head of mine used to crave it so.
Only if they are Russians?
Haskell in Production: Caribou
Yes and no.

The gp isn't asking for automated journalism, just algorithmic promotion. You would still need real people to investigate and write; the proposed algorithm would simply sort.

I actually think this type of thing is very conceivable, but the problem is that it's not a technical challenge - it's an incentivisation one. Current algorithm creation is profit-incentive, and trivial, consumer-oriented & generally useless/inaction-driving "news" are all significantly more profitable than what the gp describes as "important".

In fact, currently many journalistic platforms & publications actively promote themselves on the basis that they already offer what the gp has asked for (which by-and-large they don't of course).
I don't think LetsEncrypt provides such a service. Additionally, the certificate must/should come from a CA that is included in the AATL (https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/approved-trust-list1.html), otherwise you won't get the nice visual check mark that the signature is okay on Adobe Reader (and, let's face it, this is what most people are probably gonna be using on Windows).

Agreed on cumbersome, I have a PNG file with transparency containing my signature and use Xournal++ (https://xournalpp.github.io/) for placing it on the PDFs. That works fine but still takes more time than I want to spend. But it's faster than typing it out every time.
Khan academy has amazing videos. I have a financial domain expertise and i still watch their videos
The penal system in the US is perplexing. It's built on the premise that people should not only lose their freedom but also get subjected to the worst possible conditions and exploited as free labor. I honestly can't comprehend how a modern nation can get to this point.
> Over the course of a week, [one participant’s] father died, followed very rapidly by his sister. He was also going through a significant issue with one of his children. Over dinner I asked him about his internal state, which he reported as deeply peaceful and positive despite everything that was happening. Having known that the participant was bringing his longtime girlfriend, I’d taken an associate researcher with me to the meeting to independently collect the observations from her. My fellow researcher isolated the participant’s girlfriend at the bar and interviewed her about any signs of stress that the participant might be exhibiting. I casually asked the same questions to the participant as we continued our dinner conversation. Their answers couldn’t have been more different. While the participant reported no stress, his partner had been observing many telltale signs: he wasn’t sleeping well, his appetite was off, his mood was noticeably different, his muscles were much tenser than normal, his sex drive was reduced, his health was suffering, and so forth.

I've noticed this. No matter how damn stress free you might be feeling due to some enlightening or transcendent experience, your body will still have a stress response to extreme events. It's like the first and second arrow thing, but the first arrow doesn't have to be a physical thing.
The Islamic standard is easy: nothing should pass through your lips when fasting. No water, no smoking, no toothpaste, and if you're really strict you can't even spit.
> we gave the general rule that language redefinitions like what I just described are not permitted

Not just a "general rule" that document also specifically talks about precisely this issue (for loops) and resolves that Go will not fix this.

Change is the only constant, we should design systems with the expectation that they'll need to adapt over time or they will be replaced by something which can. With this mindset, Go should have solved the for loop problem years ago, just as C# did. This could have been a story about how once upon a time Go had these very silly for loop semantics, but that hasn't been true for many years.

This necessity of change is why I think the decision not to take Epochs for C++ 20 was much more consequential than things like rejecting the "Goals and priorities" paper which had immediate effects (in that particular case spurring the Carbon experiment).
Introducing Hintfo
Thanks for posting my article.
Okay, you offer help, the person tells you to fuck off.

Very few mentally ill people realize they need help.
https://www.ycombinator.com/robots.txt
No. And I hope there never will be. It's a different editor with its own ideas about how modal editing should be done.

It does not sound like that has your interest. That's fine. Stick with vim.
Raindrop is my current bookmark workflow, it works on desktop (Mac) and mobile and I believe it has full text search but I don’t use it.

https://raindrop.io/
Yes, that makes sense :)
People do all that and still end up fat due to how unquantifiable 'healthy' and 'well' are, among others.

There is also nothing dramatic about not eating for most of the day unless you're a growing child.
You know full well that it works much stronger the other way around.
Not a go dev, but

var item = item

should still be a noop imo. If it does some magic like dereferencing, make it explicit. And no, other languages making the same mistake is not a good excuse. Especially not for a language focused on inexperienced newgrads.
It's an issue with Windows, not ARM. On MacOS software works way better on ARM than it did on x86.
https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/05/24/strategy-letter-ii...

I think this is the price they are(were?) willing to take. If they don't take backward compatibility seriously. Windows won't exist now at first place.
How is it going to help?
now he most definitely will
Definitely very easy to digest.
What about no-chargebacks policy? A recouping transaction instead, like in blockchains.
I guess it depends on your definition of "PC".

I always thought, by definition, it had to be intel 8088 compatible to be a PC.
If you like the smell, taste and mouth feel of beer, there are some excellent non-alcoholic beers available now. An extended family member is on some meds that contra-indicate alcohol so we get some of that and have since mostly switched to that.

That works well at home and for pre-planned private events; not as many public places have NA beer.

After about 23, I don’t think anyone gives half a crap whether you’re drinking an alcohol drink or not. If you’re self-conscious, get a seltzer with lime wedge. No one will check (or care).
I have had chronic dizziness for three years. One or two drinks makes me feel hung over for days
According to Musk. Are people still trusting the things he says?
'It's not as bad as genocide' is not a hugely convincing argument.
Google API Keys Could Be Giving Hackers Access to Your Files and Photos
I see, compared to left wing fascism with majority rule of violence and disenfranchisement of class minorities.

Thank you, I will update my fascism definition card.
The free player is what earlier on was the normal version of Fusion.
So you only lack the professional features like connect to a vSphere host, have the network editor and a few other smaller issues.

See the Compare tab at [0] for a complete list.

edit:
Oh.. and if you meant VMware Workstation Player then see this list [1]

[0] https://www.vmware.com/products/fusion.html

[1] https://store-us.vmware.com/compare_workstation
RedHat and WordPress founders back NocoDB to challenge Airtable
The motivation of holding these beliefs is very simple, if bad things are done by the justice system to innocent (or not particularly criminal people), then there's a chance that one day the justice system does the same to you through no fault of your own. That's an unsettling idea hence rejected.
I wonder if it would be possible to scale down pumped hydro to something the size of a tall water tower. Probably not worth it due to the small height difference and volume, and you'd also lose efficiency due to the smaller turbine, but I still do wonder what the actual figures are like for something like that. Especially in cost per kWh stored compared to lithium.
I didn't say there was any conspiracy to hide it.
Virtualbox 6.0 had PCI passthrough on Linux hosts. I was using it. Then I have updated to 6.1 to discover that they have removed it. I am afraid of going to 7 and see that other things are missing too :-)
It is not clear to me how they use the solar and wind power.

Are they heating the steam from a geothermal source, higher than the source's temperature, and sending it back down the geothermal well when power is cheap? And then later run the steam through a turbine when power is expensive?

Or are they using cheap power to pump water into the well at high pressure, to force it it deeper into the fractured rock? And then later use the extra steam to produce power?

Or something else?
I've always just used my credit card holder (metal) to punch in numbers, due to this heat thing. They were doing this with pins before this technique.
>But many times, I do want immediate action-operator when I know exactly what I need to operate on.

This argument doesn't make sense, it's just as fast to type in Kakoune. The order is just different but it makes it possible for you to adjust it when you've either made a mistake or don't exactly know what kind of selection you want.

I know the visual mode in Vim exists under 'v' but the point I was making was that in Kakoune it's more handy and I use it constantly because it's so available, just hold Shift key as oppose typing another letter to enter it. I know it sounds insignificant but I find myself using the visual mode all the time in Kakoune whereas I barely used it in Vim because of that tiny extra effort to enter the mode.
The only one who comes across like they're mad and looking for a fight is you. Try going for a walk and calm down.
> This is a No True Scotsman fallacy.

Ironically, this is not a real no true Scotsman.
Isn't this why companies love Delaware, Hong Kong, and Singapore? AFAIK the courts in these jurisdictions are fast and uphold the rule of law (contract law included).
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You only have to scan to the start of the file you want to unpack. In many cases (we use this with Kubernetes CDI) the tarball contains only a few files with the disk image we want to access taking up the majority of the tarball, so in fact a full linear scan is not required and we're only unpacking the first few blocks.
And I have a strong belief that many things fall into place by themselves as soon as you change lifestyle. Do more physical activity, you're gonna eat less and better, digest better, less constant snack/sweet, better regularity in when you eat, etc etc
A quick guide to the generics support that's been added to Go: https://bitfieldconsulting.com/golang/generics
Also, I think after jail, you are not allowed to vote in most us states. Also to get a job after jail seems almost impossible in the us.
1 litre of vodka daily -> cold turkey == risk of convulsions.

You need chemical assistance, typically rather a lot of valium over about 5 days, under skilled supervision (so, in a clinic; or at home with a companion, and with daily visits from a clinician). The valium prescription will require assessment by a psychiatrist. The clinician will adjust the valium dose regularly based on his observations.

That's not really cold turkey, because most of the withdrawal symptoms are suppressed. But you have to stop dead, a good 12 hours before you start on the valium. If you're at home, the clinician will check you for alcohol on your breath, check blood-pressure etc.

Mixing alcohol with large doses of valium is a total no-no, and the clinician will cease treatment immediately.
I don't care that much when I fast. I simply drink water and move on with my life.
Same here. Twenty-one years since my last cigarette now, and it's entirely thanks to the late great Allen Carr - may God rest and nourish his immortal soul.

(It was my 9th or 10th attempt to quit too, but my first and only with Easy Way)
So you’re comparing Apple being able to ship phones that are three years ahead of the competition in terms of speed and laptops that are quieter, faster, with 3x the battery life, and don’t get hot enough to brew coffee to a mugging?
I understand what you meant, i just disagree with your phrasing of it. You can simply call it the "best compensated/all the rest" divide. But other than that game development is not at all like Enterprise so I don't find yours a good name for this supposed dichotomy.

I think you would get a lot less pushback by simply using more precise terminology- even though for you it may all be the same, for people working outside of FAANG-esque companies it isn't.
No, pretty much anything with an ideological spin has this effect. “Smartness” defined as the ability to compile arguments for things, is irrelevant when you take your position as a given and work backwards.
I also play those, indeed, but Steam + Proton works very well for a whole lot of titles without a hitch too, so that's a bonus.
That's how pin pads on doors work: you punch in the PIN, then immediately go through the door. And those pin pads are somewhat popular in commercial settings because it's easier to distribute knowledge than to distribute physical keys.
Actually, Serenity has this, called "purgeable memory". You map your memory in a special way, and have to re-map it to use it. If the system needs more memory, it purges those pages, making it possible to use it as a cache :^)
Distribute them across cities in mixed income neighbourhoods rather than the US model of post red lining NIMBY isolationism.

Homeless people have a wide demographic, a large number have had employment and professions and seek the stability to re-engage with the workforce.

The notion that all homeless are on a one way spiral into a slum and should be keep out of sight and out of mind is a great part of the underlying issues.
In America the individual should focus about 90% of their effort on diet, and 10% on exercise. Not because the importance isn't equivalent, but because the social pressures are overwhelming fighting the individual on diet. People are happy to sell you running shoes, but even your immediate family will try to shame you into eating more.
Sometimes these crapware "drivers" are actually required for full functionality of the hardware, like assigning keys, macros, profile switching, etc...
LoL :) we should have a __how you boost your monitor to the right height thread __ I use Mckusik's freebsd book, Brooks computer architecture, Myth and meaning by Levi-Strauss. The last one is for calibration only.
Potato starch for better notebook paper
reddit's TAKE - >How a New Anti-Woke Bank Stumbled : r/neoliberal< : <https://old.reddit.com/r/neoliberal/comments/y0oylw/how_a_ne...>
They have experimental support for taiwind: https://og-playground.vercel.app/?share=xVRNb9swDP0rgoahl6h2...

Edit: Oh I re-read your comment and you want to know if they support classnames... then my answer is not what you need :(
Generally coffee and tea are acceptable while fasting, provided you’re not adding anything to them.
Did you try non alcoholic beer?
Well, in your example person A and person B would value their children's education the same, in relative terms. i.e. what % proportion they are willing to spend.

Clearly not in absolute X dollar terms though.
A video from the lock-picking lawyer discussing and demoing this attack (with a regular, non-AI thermal camera): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okgPbtz4ZkE

He managed to make it work from 30 feet distance a minute after the key was entered.
What I meant was that the people who still want it can maintain it. Or at least fund someone to do the maintenance.

The point was that just because it's removed from the kernel doesn't mean it has to disappear if there is still interest to keep it up to date.
Here's the ARM desktop PC: https://www.apple.com/mac-studio/

The rest of the industry seems fine with what AMD and Intel has at the moment, or incapable of making strong ARM-based competitors.
Does such caloric restricted diet allow one to maintain muscles and/or strength?

If yes, I am mighty interested....
Thread is asking whether inventorself can still patent it after selling it. (And just assume no one else has invented the same thing.)

And pardon the bad use of wording---I mean selling "reads" (a copy) or leasing rights, not selling ownership of the idea. Two ~99% overlapping questions are <qr.ae/pvc6JS >, and <qr.ae/pvc3Mj >.
This is most of fasting, once you’re past the withdrawal.
> Why do you think Microsoft is now back in Java land with their own distribution

Because they have enough engineers to throw at any big environment where they can potentially expand in the future and having own distribution for an app layer lays foundations for new Azure services? (edit: checked after the response; first paragraph: "Java at Microsoft spans from Azure to Minecraft, across SQL Server to Visual Studio Code" - yeah, I think I got it)
Ask HN: What is going on with YouTube Shorts links?
Every once in a while I go to the Youtube Home page, and click on a Youtube Short.

Over 80% of the time, this leads me to a totally different short, seemingly completely at random, with a different url and theme.

I click back, click the link again - if it's even still there - and maybe half the time it brings me to the actual link.

This is somewhat new behavior. It happens on Firefox, every version for at least a month now.

Generally, I avoid anything that redirects links like this. It's rude at best, and feels sinister. But, I'm curious how YouTube could have messed this up so bad. It doesn't seem possible that this isn't on purpose.

Has anyone else experienced this, or does anyone have insight as to what's going on?
The discussion here is specifically about using & to extend the lifetime. In the first case you mention, you don't use the & operator. In the second case, you do (at least with C++ lambdas), but there's no lifetime extension going on.
So does this just mean it's inflationary? You borrow money, that means more money in the world (inflation) but it's debt, so it'll be paid back, so in the long run you haven't permanently inflated the currency. But then if you don't pay it back that turns into realized inflation and hurts your currency?