skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And raise traumatized children like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32946010.
More years of Xi: the West doesn’t like the idea, but most Chinese do
a road less traveled, but one that im grateful with. sure life will become unstable, but hell it comes with freedom to take a break and try other things.
A similar mindset can be achieved by only shooting in Manual mode on a DLSR ( and no cheating with Auto-ISO ).

After a while you can pre-guess the exposure settings for a particular shot before even looking through the viewfinder, but point the camera a few degrees to the side and you have to reset your exposure for the new lighting.

It's frustrating for the first few years and initially you'll miss many shots but when you nail The Shot you feel that you really 'own' it because everything leading to it was your decision.

Eventually it becomes second-nature and you'll be spinning the settings dials without conscious effort.
Yes, absolutely people truly understand regex. It is a solidly and quite completely explored art of computer science.

This is not an area of learning how to "code" via examples or trial and error. This is an area that requires the study of computer science, aka math. If you find regex confusing, it means that you do not understand, or have not learned about, some fundamental principles of computer science - regular languages, finite state machines, and regular expressions.

This is not intended to be derisive. It's just a very, very common issue - regular expressions are like the algebra and calculus of computer science. It looks like magic if you don't understand it, but it's not magic - it's obvious if you learn the background.

You can code a lot of code without knowing computer science. But you will not learn regular expressions that way.

another +1 for https://regex101.com, btw.
Or the recruiters are working extra hard to avoid layoffs
> 4k resolution will be added immediately.

14 hours later - you have very odd definition of word immediately.
Show HN: New Buildings in Dubai
Organizing all new developments in one place. Starting with Dubai, UAE and Zagreb, Croatia
Same system can be applied for repo owner being pattern provider and getting notified with matches but if i had to guess only enterprise customers might get feature like this
I would be more interested if it was ported to D. Also I think it needs a change of surface syntax to something Lisp-like.
Ooh, more mind reading machines in the age of total privacy loss, nice.
> My students do this on the GameBoy Advance

This sounds interesting - Any information / course material available online? (I found nothing in your hn profile...)
Deno is already known for highly unprofessional behavior towards opensource communities, see https://twitter.com/deno_land/status/1562771000802279425

Unfortunately for supporters it may be the end of Deno (unless overly-aggressive core owners step out).
You would be surprised about how many top managers are control freaks
Don't you mean Rogers?

see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32026637
Do you have a reference?

What’s the point of the infamous “No Datacenter Deployment. The SOFTWARE is not licensed for datacenter deployment, except that blockchain processing in a datacenter is permitted.” clause if it only applies to Windows?
As a counter anecdote, nothing I have bought in IKEA has broken. They are not family heirloom pieces but I'm confident I'll be able to sell/give away all of them in some online marketplace when the time comes.
Out of interest are you deploying exactly the same software to each instance? Or are there customisations?

My work deploys an instance per customer, and I haven’t encountered the same problem, but they number in the tens at this stage so not at the same scale yet.

Would love to hear any dos or don’ts you’ve picked up, being further ahead in terms of scale!
Having worked in this space I think the criticism is overstated. It's very challenging and I'm going to wait and see if they can pull it together.
> compared to most other furniture that requires assembly, IKEA is quite easy

Oh, absolutely. I've assembled other stuff where the parts didn't match the illustrations, similar-but-not-identical parts weren't labelled, and the order of operations led to impossible steps and I literally had to undo several to change the order. Nothing I've assembled has been as easy as IKEA.

That said, my daughter and I (mostly her) just assembled a dresser from IKEA that took ~6 hours. It had something like 60 steps.
No. The secret is the gamble
Vitess maybe? from what I have demoed and for being open source that’s the one I would choose. Unfortunately there isn’t a Postgres compatible one that is as mature yet and certainly not free.
When they rebuild my local IKEA a few years ago, they replaced the large maps with the line map as described in the article. So it's interesting to know they kept the large maps in some IKEAs.
Yeah, I think I'll pass with decent refurn Thinkpads going for 300-400 EUR, this doesn't have even 7 row keyboard.
From the recruiters point of view I expect that the process is nearly perfect.

All you need is a cheap call centre, some pseudo keyword matching software, and employers willing to pay money. The product is of course the applicants (that's us).
I think i ended our conversation with “agree to disagree” then you came over here.

So yeah you’re right I can’t give it a rest.

But I don’t know why citing BEA releases is considered politics.

Like I get it, you don’t like Biden, neither do I!

But it’s just so weird that people want to pin this fake recession on him, when in reality they should pin other real shit he did like the crypto bubble from stimulus payments or the inflation that followed.

My problem with you isn’t your politics. My problem is that you’re hungry for an easy answer to the detriment of accuracy.
[32mDoes this mean HN can support color text now?
What's new in the upcoming JupyterLab 4
Streetlight effect? Per the authors:

- "Both WASP-76b and WASP-121b represent some of the highest S/N datasets currently available, the presence in both of the studied planets may indicate that this heavy species can be common in the atmospheres of ultra-hot Jupiters."
Yeah, they have digital kiosks in the warehouse that people can use to search up where to find the items :)
People could do it, but many don't. Machines can't (yet). Will the people designing machine learning models allow them to choose their own training data though?
The mythical one app for everything productivity/Life Dashboard doesn’t exist. We might as well stop looking for it.
1. Doom emacs and take notes in org mode. `SPC + X` for all project related notes.

2. Joplin is also good.
This is a super inspiring story
Meta has burned $15B trying to build the metaverse
In another area - I knew a guy and his parents were very good with finance and business and he was way ahead of everyone else right out of high school. He did go on to become very successful financially. And me, well I should have done better! (Oh yeah, don't compare yourself. Run your own race. hmmm)
TripleByte continues to email you despite asked to unsubscribe
imo the situation in western europe is not that bad yet, companies still have demand for software devs, c++ / systems / automotive / medical is well in demand in west / north of europe.
Their treatment of OpenSolaris is unforgivable in my opinion. We can now run ZFS on mainstream Linux as of a year or two ago, but it's too little, too late.
>It breaks quickly

You can sometimes easily reinforce the weak parts, like screwing brittle backs of shelves on the main structure, with large repair washers else it doesn't hold.
How to Plan?
I'm fortunate and lucky to have taught a lot of people participating in Design Sprints and other meetings where I occasionally include how to do just this -- peal-n-paste post-its the right way.

Recently, my daughter asked me how my post-its are usually snug wherever I use. Taught her the usual method but reminded her to be patient and after a while, it should just be muscle memory.
Normalising Layoffs/Firing
I am seeing lots of posts on HN about layoffs. So and so company fired 1000 people, so and so company reduced it's workforce by 20%, etc.

We have normalised firing of people. I don't know about the "developed" countries where people have social security, but for countries like India where there is no social security and stigma is associated with being laid off, it is a very difficult situation.

I remember asking few years ago to my sister's husband, who runs our family business, what keeps him awake at night with regards to business. His answer, "Not messing up". I was expecting something like "Funding", "Losing sales" etc. But hearing his answer surprised me. Because it sounded personal. So I asked him what does he mean? And he said, "The company has about 100 employees, but I am not just responsible for 100 employees. I am responsible for about 400 to 600 people. Each employee has a family. They make their future plans because they have an income from this company. They have to fund their kids education, they have to look after their aging parents, they might have taken a loan for daughter's marriage or for a house. They are relying on me. If I mess up, I affect lives of 400 to 600 people. That keeps me awake."

Some how firing/laying-off has been trivialised.
Having just furnished a house we bought last fall, Ive been to a few furniture stores ltely. I’ll tell you, _a_ plan, even a psychologically nefaruous plan, beats _no_ plan any day of the week.
My record for one of the largest IKEA stores in the world, walking briskly only in the intended direction, is 7 some minutes. If you know what you're looking for and you're used to spotting the shortcuts you don't have to spend long.

Or rather, if you find yourself spending a long time in IKEA, confused by the layout, it's because that's how you've chosen to navigate the store. With preparation you don't have to.
> Know how the 40 hour work week became a thing, paid time off, etc.? Collective action by workers.

In the US? Armed revolt by unionized workers. Blood baths on both sides (labor and hired scabs/private police/paramilitary). Forced bargaining from state and federal governments. If you know where to look, there are little "union" cemeteries dotted across the Eastern and Midwestern US where union folk are buried due to company town cemeteries banning strikers and their families from being buried "in town".

Workers' rights were bought and paid for in blood.
I'm not a US citizen, but is this legal?

I tried to click all the options there, no lucks. They're still sending the same email over and over again.

And there is no way to unsubscribe. I even asked their supports to do that, they said they've done it, yet they continue to send emails like this.

What am I missing?
0.6 is the floor. It's explained below.
SAPI - the Server API C stack. AOL server was a web surfer purchased from some small innovative company. It did also have TCL but was threaded. Way harder to extend then the No Threads Kernel that back-ended all the classic AOL clients and the AIM clients. I wrote the ns_flap.so shared library for the threaded AOLserver and ai maintained the non-threaded flap library ( a simple framing layer for TCP connections https://handwiki.org/wiki/OSCAR_protocol#FLAP_header ).

It was desgin3d to be easily horizontally scalable, and to be easy to write code for that was stable. We would put one process per CPU, and leave one for the OS. Also would put in one Ethernet card per process, if it was one that talked to the internet, and then used a user-land TCP stack on top of DLPI (?).

The services there were all high volume but not super latency sensitive, so. A poll/select loop that spun a thousand times a second or so was fine. You could add or reload all kinds of config without restarting and hence without losing any traffic. It was designed for zero downtime maintenance.
Thanks for the suggestion! That would indeed be very useful!
Swiss evoting system – IsProbablePrime is incorrect for input 19
Normals is not the same as normal maps.
I submitted this 11 hours ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33195162
Come on, they know that money won't be theirs. I have never heard of a corporation saying "we'll fire this person and distribute their next vest to the rest of the team"! No, it goes into some generic pool. First priority for RSUs is usually new hires.

I can definitely see wanting someone gone. Been there. But everyone probably hopes they get a soft landing and find a job that suits them better (unless the person's a huge asshole, then maybe not)
Pencil and paper to draw diagrams, sketches, etc. Structured text files to capture thoughts that don't require pictures.

I actually have two desks in my office. One with three LCDs and minitower. Another facing a window with no technology, except the phone. Having a context shift helps better support the very different thinking modes.
Incidentally, that link proves the point:

> In the presence of mutable objects, CDR coding becomes more complex. If a reference is updated to point to another object, but currently has an object stored in that field, the object must be relocated, along with any other pointers to it. Not only are such moves typically expensive or impossible, but over time they cause fragmentation of the store. This problem is typically avoided by using CDR coding only on immutable data structures.

This is exactly what I've been saying. Thank you for providing a formal reference to the idea.

(I'm a bit confused how we wound up talking past each other, since my original proposal was identical to CDR coding on immutable cons cells.)
I was specifically referring to security guards structured as 1099 contractors. They do not have to be employees.
If you are in CA you have a "right to moonlight" provided there is no conflict of interest.

In probably 47 other states you could be fired for your activity outside of work even without a conflict of interest.
They are using exchange rates from January 2022.
I'm just using vim any time, works on any kind of machine, all configuration is just single copy-pasted file and everything works the same. Startup time is better than instant, also it is only around 20MB. Syntax highlighting and all cool features out of the box. Intellisense, LSP easy installable and work much faster than VSCode. Yeah the controls are a bit confusing at start, but interactive tutorial is perfect and you learn all basic features in 20 minutes

Bonus: opens 16.84 GiB files and processes billiards of lines in a matter of seconds
We are really happy customers of Linear and have nothing but good things to say about it. Product is light and snappy, customisable just in the right amount and UI/UX is very predictable.

Biggest weakness is definitely the "workflow" part. For example, trying to automate rather simple workflow that involves email to ticket isn't trivial and either requires you writing your own integration or passing via something like Zapier (or writing your own integration with Zapier?).
Communication technology breakthroughs in history:

- hierarchical networks of popes->bishops->priests->church goers (created medieval states)

- printing press (made reformation possible and thus caused 100 years of religious wars in Europe)

- radio (made totalitarian states possible and caused WW2)

- social media (made illiberal democracies possible and caused ???)

As new ways of communicating with the public are created - the states have to adapt, because the older communication channels (which the states controlled) lose importance. The result is almost always violent disruption of the world order and a lot of dead people.

BTW this is not my idea, Timothy Snyder said sth similar in one of his speeches (but the details might have been different).
On the contrary, when the problem posed is "find the roots of this polynomial", it's very common to accept approximate values.

When the problem posed is "factor this polynomial", it's unheard of. This is the conceptual difference between "needing a number to work with" and "studying math".
As someone who lives close to an Ikea store and can got here spontaneously it's kind of fun to observe people there. A lot of people have to travel quite a bit to visit the store as you say, so when they go make sure to try to get everything they need. Couple this with a couple of hungry kids and you have recipe for disaster. In my experience things usually start to fall apart around the bedlinen section. By the bathroom section couples are often full passive aggressive towards each other. Thankfully the flower section soon follows and appear to pick people up so they can make it through the registers.
Interesting thought that going 100% solar energy might cause global warming, not as bad as fossil fuels but certainly changing your roof to a black solar panel is exactly opposite to this advice of reflecting it back.
Sure if you want the student to never be around same aged peers and struggle to develop a social life so they instead focus on their work, I agree.
This is very solid advice. Just being around people and not having to worry about rent will be a huuuuge burden lifted off your shoulders!
A basic sense of numbers is shared by creatures
>Could you provide an example of this please?

Literally anything about the conflict. Look at their posturing, or military exercises. It’s a matter or rhetorics - it’s usually described as helping Taiwan, because, well, that’s media for you.

>Are you claiming that China has not made threats to invade Taiwan?

Not only that - it repeatedly declared they won’t invade, and have it written down in their constitution. Also, https://www.ft.com/content/01eb9112-6363-451f-89d2-b90566d9f....

>I'm quite curious what "side" you're reading that's leading to to ignore the PRC's own official policy

Again - you’re not describing PRC’s own policy, you’re describing US state propaganda materials about that policy.
I always considered Electron and Qt/QML doing the inverse, just with more BCPL-ish languages.
I don't know why ecofascism is such a popular rhetoric against green parties. If I look at the competition in Germany the other parties are downright authoritarian. The CDU/conservative party is known for trying to push internet surveillance laws, open lobbying and corruption, cutting taxes for the rich and general reluctance to do anything to slow down climate change.

Meanwhile the green party introduces a CO2 tax and land value tax in Baden Württemberg and suddenly it is the spawn of Satan even though it is the only party that is actively against surveillance, would rather cut taxes for the middle class and below, wants to introduce a CO2 dividend to so that everyone has an equal amount of free CO2 pollution.

If anything, internalising externalities makes people wealthier because they stop engaging in destructive behaviour and it reduces the need to micro manage the economy and the need for a nanny state like the conservative (CDU) or worker party wants (SPD).

Everyone warned of how the greens being in a government coalition would be the end of Germany but the reality is that they are barely even being listened to. The greens might be against nuclear power but do they even have that decision making power? The liberal party is constantly swinging between continue nuclear power and stop it. The conservative party is the one that actually stopped the nuclear plants ten years ago and the greens were basically only a tiny blip that is not worth listening to. They had no power.

Yeah it's the greens with their pseudo science CO2 taxes, CO2 dividends and land value taxes and lower income taxes for the middle class that are trapped in some ideological cage. We should instead listen to those who want to micro manage the country and know what's best for us.
A DRAM Failure
If we used all 173TW instead of letting it reflect back - what would that do for the temperature of the planet?
I might try. The article is indeed well written, but seems to confuse Nietzsche's biography with Nietzsche's ideas. In literature and philosophy it's good to know biography to better understand where thoughts might have come from, but thoughts must be taken by themselves ultimately. That seems to be the error of the people who wrote Nietzsche's biographies too. Countering arguments with personal life isn't worth much.
This from the EFF seems to create a bit of a circuit split with Electronic Frontiers Australia [0] - though I hasten to add the two are not affiliated.

My only comment is that this stuff is hard. Really hard. Consider that a two line HN comment may not be able to fit all of the relevant considerations and case-law in.

I recognise the irony.

[0] https://www.efa.org.au/2022/09/05/efa-statement-regarding-cl...
It's absolutely worth it, for everyone's sanity involved.
I did say put it in brackets. Maybe square brackets would make it clearer it's an addition.
I found all the shortcuts in our IKEA but I don’t use them all the time. Sometimes I enjoy their war psychology tactics
Your book has helped me understand determinants so much better than I had before. I really love its progression and depth, and I still have a lot more of it to get through. Thank you for making it easily available.
On Linux there are a few notepad++ workalikes. However for that particular feature I found the mousepad text editor to be the best.
I fully support a public education but in the US, the school system is massively overloaded. We blame schools for everything and schools are all too eager to accept responsibility for anything and everything.

School athletics programs paying for huge multimillion dollar stadiums should not be possible. And on that topic, independent school districts should not exist. One state, one school district. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eagle_Stadium_(Allen,_Texas)
Our local IKEA has made the shortcuts even less obvious. You can skip a whole floor by taking two shortcuts. However, after taking the first shortcut, you actually have to (counterintuitively) walk back one department to get to the second shortcut that brings you to the end.

Mind games.
Using your analogy, US blocking a Swiss child porn site would be “banning EU businesses”.

Google isn’t banned in China, it just isn’t operating there, because it would need to obey the law.
My bank-app decided not to work on android 6 and below.

So the answer 1#, dont worry about it, somebody else does the worrying for you.
"Soccer" is not really used in the UK unless you are a) posh or b) need an alliteration (such as the TV show Soccer Saturday).
Django for Beginners
I think it's important to note that for some people, being around family is more stressful than having to worry about rent.
Huawei MA5671 4GE Metal
Huawei MA5671 metal chassis GPON ONU, 4 GE electrical ports, AC power
Seems unlikely it is sneaky marketing considering this was posted to HN right as they were in the middle of a multi-hour DDoS.

My guess is that they are excited about their product being on here.
If you give your kids a stable home they will do fine in public school