skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I really think the scheme SRFI 166 is the nices formatting utility I have worked with: https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-166/srfi-166.html

Probably slow compared to format, but more easily extendable. The slowness could be fixed for the included formatters with something like CLs compiler macros
Why would the visual hierarchy of your headings not also reflect the semantic hierarchy you implement for accessibility and SEO?
Easy heterogeneous ring signatures for Git (and Github): prove membership among groups of users without revealing your identity:

https://github.com/rot256/git-ring
Fool me once, shame on you.

Fool me for 6 decades, I dunno, maybe I could have made an assumption about what you were going to do the next time.
Well it does already know how to hallucinate it would seem (in the below, italic is output):

> Q: If 6 rabbits eat carrots and 6 rabbits eat kale, how long does it take 3 rabbits to eat 4 apples?
A: It takes 3 rabbits 7 apples to eat 4 apples. There are more carrots than kale so they will be more than 6 carrots and more than 6 kale.
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its a fucked up situation but do you have any alternatives? wikipedia keeping amasing all that money while mozilla sinks deeper and deeper into being dependent on google ad money, reducing costs which means laying off developers?
I don't get the outrage either. It's almost like people want Wikipedia to be barely scrapping by which isn't good. Having some money in your reserves is fine.
Read this whole page looking for this thought exactly, and it’s convinced me to try it. Can you give some insight in how maintained komorebi will be? I know you can’t predict the future, I’m just curious to what extent you prioritize it.
Compose will be EOL on March first, 2023
Looks like one of the DD directors had a falling out with AWS because they just found out AWS is about to announce a new wizbang service that will eat their lunch at re-invent
Isn’t it tech policing itself? Meta is structured in a way no one can say no to Zuckerberg. That pretty much leaves only general pushback and outright legislation to counter his judgements. All of them individually and collectively.

So yes a tech forum is alight with negativity. We’re also one of the canaries in the mine that should be listened to in this.

He’s eroded freedoms (misinformation, rampant gaslighting, bullying, etc), invaded peoples privacy, and there’s no remedy but defection.
Reduced energy usage?
And Nintendo sold 42 million Wii Balance Boards ¹). Compared to previous generations, Gen 9 console sales have been atrocious.

The Quest 2 might be a mainstream console, but it's not mainstream.

¹) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii_Balance_Board#Reception
Well, most of the time I attempted a zero-knowledge proof in school I couldn’t convince the teacher ;)

I think the difference is that the teacher already has the full knowledge and learning isn’t as easy as telling a secret once and then the learner can quickly parse it and keep it forever.

Despite that, I’d also prefer to proof I know a topic by writing an essay at home rather than under pressure within an hour under supervision.
True, passing through a tunnel at 300 km/h was interesting when I traveled from Madrid back to Valencia. Basically you feel the air pressure drop in the train. They seem short but when you are inside a tunnel for 30 seconds at that speed, you've traveled 2.5km. And there quite a few tunnels along the way. It's what makes high speed rail hard. You can't have steep turns or gradients. So most hills/mountains have to be either tunneled or designed around; valley need to be bridged, etc.
Hypothecation might be used to justify the introduction of a charge, but it will be dropped fairly quickly after that; happens again and again in the UK.
You can believe that it's the "poorer countries'" fault that they are releasing plastics into the ocean AND that it's also "richer countries'" fault for sending their trash to known bad actors.
> nursery fees for 3 kids

The OFSTED maximum children per childminder ratio is six, so looking after three kids necessarily takes half a person's salary before overheads. This is often forgotten in the childcare costs discussion by all political sides.
Yep, exactly that. I know most of HW can go on power-save on idle states, but still drawing some 5-15W of energy doing nothing. We need some kind of "e-ink" for web resources which doesn't change much but just need to be reached occasionally/on-demand, with a slight unsuspend delay of course.
> It’s like writing an email client that forces you to hand write all of the emails and fill out the to field on a little envelope.

someone's not tried it.

VR meetings are, for a very select type of interaction, awesome. Talking to someone over VC is shite. Its half duplex, emotionally and physically draining. That effect is magnified when you add more than one other person.

VR meetings in a very supirsing way, feel more natural than VC. Its got 3d audio, which means low latency duplex talking can happen. You can have more than one conversation in the same VR "room"

None of that is possible with Video conferencing (yet).
Isn’t the article confusing correlation with causation? I read like there’s a correlation between acceptance rate and author’s pedigree, but the article sounds like the pedigree is the cause of the high acceptance.

I’m no expert, so please correct if I’m wrong. But for example, how likely is that a Nobel prize winner produces worth-publishing research? Or how likely he is simply good at the skill of paper writing?
There used to be quite a thing for randomised conpositions in the Baroque era and later, called Musikalisches Würfelspiel.

There was also a thing around tape cut-ups in the 1950s, with William Burroughs being very into this stuff, with David Bowie later picking some of this stuff up. It was more about deconstructing expectations than creating something beautiful, but some of the material is very interesting.

For the first, see https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musikalisches_W%C3%BCrfelspi...
I work for a reasonable sized enterprise, I can literally not think of a single use for these VR headsets, apart from some novelty, such as trying to make compulsory training more interesting. And they aren't going to buy everyone headsets for that, nor are they going to deal with the faff of sharing them out to teams (hygiene hassle).
Really it's about the average occupance of the airport over 24h, which is going to be far greater than 0.25.
Late to reading this comment. That's a beautiful option for an EV conversion, how's it going / how'd it turn out? Is there a progressive diary blog or somesuch?
> If that’s what the creators want what business is it of yours?

Of course - users must want exactly what creators want and products are created by creators for creators.
Sure, maybe they couldn't because the techniques had been lost which we know is a thing that happens, or maybe they chose not to. Or maybe aliens. This is basically a god of the gaps argument, we don't know so therefore let's fill the gap with the wackiest made up fantasy crap we can think of. Well ok, if you like but it's basically just entertainment and nothing to do with reality.
It's not the lack of ancient low-quality work that surprises, but the absence of more recent high-quality work.
There are more important problems than low latency rendering pipelines in the world that they could be solving instead.

What Meta is doing, is creating themselves a platform where they can sell ads, because they've been hurt by recent privacy changes by Apple and fear the market share of Google Chrome.
Is that necessary (or even legally possible) as long as Tides itself passes its financial audits and files appropriate documentation?

(Note, I don't have any stakes in that debate, besides occasionally uploading drone photography to Commons)
Learned a lot of these lessons when studying statistics as a non-coder trying to implement my own techniques and other peoples research.
Sorting out your edit/IDE/lib situation & re-learning is part of any PL switch in my experience (& just varies).

Trade offs abound in most things. D is undeniably syntactically closer to C if that is the priority. I knew people in the initial Java era who insisted their next PL had to look like C. I know others who prefer Pythonic brevity and Nim is even more brief & to the point in many ways.

Compatibility-wise, Nim can also just `emit` C/C++/Javascript (like D|Nim can just emit inline assembly) - arguably max compatibility that can even work with arbitrary non-portable backend compiler pragmas, `__int128` extensions, etc. OTOH, that also ties it to limitations of backends. Possibly relevant is https://github.com/nim-lang/c2nim & https://github.com/PMunch/futhark & the rather old/probably partly stale in both columns https://github.com/timotheecour/D_vs_nim .

There are many choices in Nim. Sometimes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Paradox_of_Choice can be a real problem - in both software or in life - and at many, many levels. :) I am not trying to challenge your own priorities or push choices on you, but to add information others may be unaware of.
Two things construction crews don't have to worry about in the U.S.

Unexploded ordinance from WWII and accidently digging up pharaohs.
> To find any real bias you would have to assure the subjects that the researchers were equally accomplished.

What do you mean? I think you didn't understand the experiment. Subjects were shown the same text with, at random, a male name, female name, or initials. These names were not real researchers, nor familiar to the subjects.

> If it is known that most discoveries are made by males it is reasonable to give larger weight to new male-done research

I'm sure you can see the two different fallacies in this short sentence:

- There have been more male researchers than female, therefore more "discoveries" were made by men than women. No shit. This does not mean male researchers are better than female, obviously.

- There are more men being researchers therefore men's research should be given more weight therefore there are more men researchers therefore...
I think everyone in this chain should admit that hiring the kinds of developers you can 'throw x language book at' and a week later you have a competent x lang developer is an incredibly expensive and time consuming processthat most companies will never be able to afford.

Even if you can, you then have to solve the issue of keeping a department stocked full of senior devs happy when you have limited promotion/perk/raise options and so churn will likely be relatively high even in a healthy environment.

It's a nice fantasy view of the market as an ideal world simulation but does not reflect the reality of hiring software engineers.
Yeah, lol. It's a balancing act. Ideally we give it just enough juice to allow for things like native plugins, and the easy expected core stuff like nice font rendering
, process management, multicursors, etc.. and then leave the rest to a really robust plugin ecosystem that wasn't possible to the same degree under lite.
I think that is gone, as are many of the old ones like NSWindowResizeTime (or similar) that made lots of the OS animations bearable (i.e., made them not happen).
Wikisource is also nice functioning as a public library. For reference Wikiquote may also be useful.
what about archive.vn ?
We don't, not with our current headsets, but also Rift S has been discontinued for awhile and the new Meta Quest Pro headset is significantly more comfortable and capable than Quest 2 and far better than the Rift S.

Within a few years, very comfortable lightweight goggles or glasses will have capabilities that can replace phone and PC interfaces.

Your comment is the equivalent of someone who bought an early airplane and based on that decides that commercial jets are impractical for long flights. Or someone who saw the early CRTs and decided that since they preferred reading paper teletype output that computer monitors would never be usable.
A paltry few hundred million $ in the war chest is nothing to keep open a site mainly devoted to coordinating established facts in an information landscape otherwise controlled by state actors.

And I would, and I did, contribute to Wikipedia.

Until it became clear to me that they'd allowed antisemitic, anti-Israeli politics to warp their articles about things like the Holocaust, the 6-day war or the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the point that no neophyte could get a neutral recitation of facts, but would be confronted with an enormously racist and biased perspective at every step.

Essentially, they became like the UN general assembly. A body pretending to represent free speech and human rights that's stuffed with illiberal violators of human rights. And I don't need to contribute to that, or even care if it exists.
> It's hard to prove that attacks are indiscriminate. For 50 years Israel has been accused of this and has successfully batted away the accusation with "well, we were firing at militants, civilians just happened to be there whoops".

The Russians level entire cities, the leader of the DPR even explicitly said they where going to kill all Ukrainians they couldn't 'convince', threatening to kill them all.

https://mobile.twitter.com/JuliaDavisNews/status/15798208107...

We have videos of the Russians committing war crimes if you really need that.

Here Russia killing two unarmed civilians, caught on camera.

https://edition.cnn.com/2022/05/11/europe/ukraine-video-russ...

Here's a link to an article, cause I don't want to link the video. Of a Russian soldier castrating a Ukrainian PoW.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torture_and_castration_of_a_Uk...

Here's a link to a Russian tank obliterating a car with civilians on it, on camera.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQz1UUkmuqM

Here's a article that mixes video and witness testimony which says Russia executed 8 civilians.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/19/world/europe/russia-bucha...

So will you finally admit Russia commits war crimes, or will video evidence suddenly not be good enough?.
It's fine to pursue projects outside the core mandate, but don't do it with money you were given under the pretense that the core mandate was at risk.
We need fusion energy now.

Massive AC for everyone, everywhere.

More seriously, it seems it is too late. Climate will change in a significant way in the coming decades. Hope our computer models are bad for this time scale, really bad.
There are not many suitable sites on existing rivers, but the potential off river PHES resource is vast. This involves building two reservoirs, charging them with water brought in from elsewhere, then cycling the water back and forth. Additional water will be needed only to make up for evaporation and seepage, but this amount is at least an order of magnitude less than the water evaporated by a nuclear power plant of the same time-averaged power.
Is this similar to Lenovo Glasses T1?

https://news.lenovo.com/pressroom/press-releases/glasses-t1-...
I think that's fair enough, but there's also a reasonable criticism that they are a) not being straight about that ambition in their fundraising efforts and b) some of their projects are significantly more political than textbooks.

And trust me, agreeing with Unherd about anything does not sit naturally to me.
Yeah, and Facebook was always about connecting ppl.

You are working Ina capitalistic system, the only motive for your company is profit for shareholders.
When you are small and inconsequential, other motives might rule. But the trajectory is clear.
If you succeed, your company turn into a paper clip machine for which humans are just meat for the grinder.
This is how it always plays out.
> but that doesn’t seem to be what you’re saying

Indeed I'm not.

To spell it out, what I'm saying is....

People should be working on the assumption that their IAM credentials WILL be leaked and work back from there.

That leak may be accidental on Github, it may be via a hack, you might have accidentally pasted it into an email, it doesn't matter, the mechanism of leak is irrelevant.

Blast radius / Attack surface / Layered security ... whatever your choice of words, that's what you need to do and that's what AWS IAM gives you the tools to do.

As I've previously said, its really not that much effort to add the extra layers of security (e.g. you can start with easy stuff, low-hanging fruit like IP/Time constraints and then move onto more advanced stuff later).

Infact I'd argue the detractors here who have been busy downvoting me and arguing against me could have put a lot of extra security on their IAM credentials in the same timeframe. ;-)
You can't see any downside of double blind?

There are many systems we use which provide anonymity, and they always result in some form of abuse. Such as phone numbers (scam calls), Internet (cyber harassment, scams, viruses), cryptocurrency (all the scams). Any system where humans can gain advantages from abusing anonymity they do so.

I'm not an academic so maybe there are already safe guards, but from my understanding people already cut any research into as many small papers as they can. Truly double blind peer review would likely encourage this. Maybe it would also further encourage people to steal research or peer review outside of their expertise.

The benefits may outweigh the negatives, but I'm sure people will find a way to abuse it too, consciously or not.
Thanks ! I have many ideas to make the project much more interesting, including adding automatic flush (that the user will have configured), the ability to compress the file before entering the trash etc ...
Do you have any ideas in mind?
How to Structure Your Godot Project (So You Don't Get Confused)
Take an emulator of a platform of your choice and work your way to have it display something that you like it to display without booting any existing image before
They didn’t. Like many other features we take for granted today, full text search was a challenge in the early days.

You have 64K RAM and the data is on a 360K floppy. Not only is the floppy very slow to deliver data, it takes several seconds to seek to a location. The user data may be in many different formats. How do you search for arbitrary strings interactively, fast enough that it feels like you can just “leap” to the next occurrence?
> A very good choice, because the Internet Archive is financially far less secure than the Wikimedia Foundation

That's at least in part because the IA board are idiots however.
> I had to google for how to install the non-snap version

Out of curiosity, how did you do it? I ended up downloading the firefox tar from their website and setting that the default browser. Could not find any trustworthy deb packages.
We have started using wiz.io to detect these and many more problems with AWS infra. It uncovered several misconfigured (open) services and ancient access keys
I had one of the original phones, used it for over a year because I was broke, it was free (work gave it to me), etc.

It wasn't terrible, but it had a LOT of bizarre bugs and couldn't compete with even the cheapest Android (the kind that phone providers basically gave away for free at the time).

It was better than the old Nokia Symbian S40 device I had though.

I ended up moving to a super low end Android device that I got for free from a provider for porting my PAYG (prepaid) number to their service (also prepaid).

I also used one of the Nokia Windows phones for about a year as a student. It was good for calls and SMS, but fuck all else worked. Ended up lending that to someone who lost it.
Indeed, it's highly manipulative. Wikimedia does way more than "just" Wikipedia, and the majority of the money goes to these other activities. Now, I'm not saying that's bad, some of those activities might be well worth it.

But the banners I've seen have invariably been about the imminent demise of Wikipedia. Not that they got lots of other side projects they want funded.
> (+) the industry has always been pretty terrible at hiring and promoting women, and the way we handle recognition is part of that

I wonder if, in a parallel universe, HR departments of schools are beating themselves up for not hiring enough men, college admissions departments are asking themselves if they're failing the boys of the current generation, or hospitals thinking if they should have a more inclusive culture in nursing.

Somehow I doubt it.
A good read.

I'm not sure where the staff with the necessary skills to work in in a hyperautomation environment are going to come from.
Palm didn't have a fully-featured browser but pre-rendered pages server-side (that solution was called "Access" I believe). Palm had nowhere near the power, emulating Thumb/68k instructions on a handheld. FirefoxOS was on to something, and even WASM could maybe provide apps without an app store, but with the incredible web bloat of the last decade we got neither lean nor portable web apps.
Marketing. They hired someone(s) with marketing experience.
first, i was being silly, because musk will always troll social media with things that go against the status quo. he says mostly anything to market himself. second, no one does anything for any other foreign entity out of pure will. most of the time there's an interest called money, and whatever or whomever is the highest bidder, anyone will come calling for the cash. musk is no exception. china is in a great position economically, and they are full of cheap labor, cheap resources for chip making, untapped resources in the western region of that country, and all of musk's business ventures greatly depend on that. The us has shit. The us is made up of empty rhetoric, promises, and a lacking brain-trust among its leadership, mostly driven by self-interest. i mean, really why would you do business with the us? they squander millions on destroying foreign nations over dying energy resources. do you think musk looks at that, and says "sure i'll do that!" nope. he has a vision, and even it isn't a promise of better things to come, at least we all know that if china can offer him some compensation in return for doing their bidding, it's going to be for something progressive, pushes the envelope of innovation, and changes the boomer paradigms off the goddam cliff! communism? get the fuck over it already!
Move to America... Or at least bake free speech above being offended.
It’s not just they are flush with cash. It’s they are funding and fanning the culture war despite claiming to be a neutral party. Some of their funds are being routed to political entities that are not neutral.

Edit: here’s a link to a thread about what I mean:

https://twitter.com/echetus/status/1579776106034757633?s=46&...