skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
TSMC tech helps a lot, but is not exclusive to Apple. A relatively modern and sensible 64-bit ARM architecture helps too, but on top of that Apple seems to be really good at designing the chips.

OTOH Qualcomm is constantly lagging behind Apple, promising that next year they will be almost as fast as a previous-gen Apple chip. The most generous explanation I've heard is that Qualcomm is specializing in quantity over quality, and focuses on making CPUs cheap, rather than fast.
We did have special gloves to protect us for the 'sharps' and medical waste.
> disease (n.)

> a disorder of structure or function in a human, animal, or plant, especially one that produces specific signs or symptoms or that affects a specific location and is not simply a direct result of physical injury.

Why do you consider aging not a disease? AFAICT, the degradation and signs it causes seem to tick the definitional boxes.

I was surprised to see this opinion originating from you, @Comevius. I've grown accustomed to finding myself in violent agreement with ye. :)
Nope, I installed a few extensions to replicate things I had in Alfred, and got a few new features for free
I am only speaking about taste but various italian olive oils I have tested are too... acrid in my opinion. In comparison, all greek olive oils I have had access to ranged from good to amazingly good.
Speaking from the pov of someone whose main fodder is bread, olive oil and lettuce.
Firefox 106 triggered a bug on first gen AMD Ryzen processors
Ok, thank you for the response. Have a nice day!
I used to use the single use bags I got while grocery shopping as trash bags. Perhaps not coincidentally, grocery purchases and trash production kept a pretty even pace.

Now I have to buy my trash bags, which are not used twice and used in the same amount as the earlier bags. Also, I used to get much stuff unpacked, the bag was there to not throw a bunch of loose carrots, chicken legs and tomatoes in my carrying bag. Now, nearly everything comes prepackaged, which is single use obviously.

I don't see how my plastic consumption is down. I guestimate it's up.
Remix.run vs. Next.js (Jan 2022)
The most ridiculous missing feature is there’s no refresh button for the current folder. Sometimes to show new files created by an external process I have to relaunch the whole finder process just to have my files appear as it caches the stale view
Why would developers want to waste time porting to ARM Windows though?
I mean the issue isn't really getting ride of 75% it's keeping the valuable 25%. I think most people can agree that in general twitter's staff does basically nothing of value. I just don't see how they can convince the others to stay after that degree of firing.
I am really not certain whether recruiters genuinely see their job as filtering rather than sorting, or whether it's a façade.

Since you cannot generally hire the same people for full time positions as the next recruiter, how can you believe you have general advice on choosing the best?

You have to reject most people regardless of merit, yet most people will be hired elsewhere. By definition the criteria they need to meet, and do meet, will not be yours.
HR and company bureaucracy work constantly to remove agency from all workers at many companies, including interviewers. In any case I've seen, the actual people who will be working with the person don't care about the HR stuff at best, and at worst it actively interferes with them efficiently hiring good candidates. Seeing stuff like this just a red flag it's a shitty company, or at least a bureaucracy (there are some that appeals to) that doesn't value individual agency of job candidates or hiring teams
Is there anything to back up these ideas. Admittedly, I haven't read the article and am not familiar with the science.

That said, these aren't things that can be figured out based on gut feeling or how something "seems". Your body doesn't remember anything, what are you talking about?

There's no reason to think that it would be impossible to create a pill to mitigate some trauma. This seems like a dangerous obsession with "therapy", that our modern society seems to have. "Taking pill bad. Must work through"

It's been observed for a long time that some people handle trauma way better than others. Who says we can't get to a place where everyone can have that, or that we can never find medicine that helps?
The reason why “fake news” caught on so well is that so much of the news is indeed actually bullshit. Usually shocking sounding things which are half true at best. I bet you could come up with a statistic that says the landfills will be full. I also bet that this is a problem which will be solved in it’s time.

Local man has no idea what he’s going to have for lunch next Saturday! …so?
If you have to pay any amount to post it's not a twitter killer
Ok, so this is one step in such hyper-fast data transmission. What would be the other hurdles?
I go into more detail about this in my followup talk: https://xeiaso.net/talks/rustconf-2022-sheer-terror-pam#:~:t....

It is not easy in the slightest. PAM has aged like bottled milk in a desert.
It's not just a few goldbugs thinking the intrinsic value is all of the value, it's tons of them that think the intrinsic value provides a solid floor. At this point the currency/speculative/prestige value is almost all of the value of gold. If you had a pile of gold and it dropped down to its intrinsic value, it'd be almost the same as a drop to zero.
Man this oil stuff is exhausting. I’m now trying to avoid seed oils but they put them in everything.

Now I have to worry about olive oil?
The M-series is very directly comparable to, say, an AMD Zen 3 v-cache or a Zen 4 processor. In many scenarios the AMD is faster, and in others the M-series is faster.

The main advantage of the M-series if for laptops on battery. Desktops, gaming, and software development is still significantly better on Intel-compatible desktops. E.g.: I can run Windows 11 with WSL 2 and Docker. That lets me develop using multiple huge ecosystems of tools seamlessly. With Apple, you get immediately relegated to a tiny corner of "optimised for M1" software, and have to either emulate or use cloud-hosting for everything else.
> and continue with some obfuscated babbling mixing emotional tone and hazardous outcome

Just because you’re unfamiliar with molecular biology doesn’t make it obfuscated babbling.
Anecdotally, I felt all SWE were happy to discuss details of offers during internships and within the first 3-4 years of industry. Now many years later, it seems only my closest friends talk about this freely
I say we just meet up in the comment section of pornhub.
I don't really know if the poop analogy works here. If you were going to extend it here then this drug effectively makes you not feel like you have to poop - so instead it keeps the bile piling up in your intense for a few more days. Sure you prevent yourself from pooping but you do have to remove that eventually.

Perhaps therapy is an intervention where they really can remove that waste from you with minimal invasiveness? And that's the argument here? But I still sorta think there is a measurement error here where taking a drug to not think about something so you can only think of it while with others is delaying the issue, not solving it.
>There’s plenty of manufacturing devoted to quality

Name one.
> There is a great deal of space between 'fixed function pipeline' (which no one is using) and 'all compute all the time' (which pretty much no one is using for real-time graphics).

Assuming "fixed function pipeline" means the currently standard programmable pipeline that most people use (and not the extremely old fixed-function pipeline), is there really much of a difference from 100% compute pipelines?

If compute shaders had the ability to manually invoke the hardware rasterizer, what functional difference would there be? The only other major difference I can think of is how the non-compute pipelines can optimize keeping data in registers/cache between different shader steps that can't really be done with compute shaders.
How does this work with things like WASI--back when I did WASM things I recalled that WASM relies on imported functions for things like Io, etc. so what functions is the Docker runtime providing here?
I like to fantasize about moving to another country but many things hold us back. The big cut in current and future salary is definitely a part of it.
In my previous science career in academia someone would think you are insane and throw your resume in the trash if you kept working double digit days before quitting, being terminated, etc. Tech is weird.
Very brave to list this. Does anyone you know it real life know about this ?
I remain unconvinced.

Just look at TLS. Anybody who can sniff a TLS connection can tell exactly what encryption is being used, yet we consider TLS to be quite secure other than potential concerns with PKI.

That said, I'd be slightly surprised if there wasn't metadata on the drive that could be used to determine which brand of disk encryption is in use, but it'd still be worthless. If the knowledge that I'm using X to encrypt my drive actually leads to them decrypting my drive, then X was terrible and never should have been used to begin with.
I never go to the hospital, but I sure see my supermarkets tomatoes wrapped in three distinct layers of plastic every day... the other day I even saw pre-sliced apples in plastic bowls with a plastic lid, wrapped in a plastic packaging with a smiley feel good vegan mascot printed on it

We of course need plastic to some extent but we're so far from any kind of reasonable usage

My grandparents didn't have nearly as much plastic and their food was just fine, if anything they ate much less plastic wrapped processed junk, most of what we use it for really isn't necessary or even desirable
What's different between Circl and other consumer EEG headsets? The other ones in this price range appear to have more electrodes.
I don't understand, what does this do?

Here's a link to what I see: https://i.imgur.com/vaZJq4b.png
https://www.levels.fyi/ <- contributing your data would be appreciated.
Concurrent discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33314434
Things I worry about, as someone who's (I think) very/moderately/somewhat far to the right for my industry/sub-industry/company:

* Coming across as bragging

* Having people who earn less than me be jealous/envious/resentful

* Making it harder for employers to justify my salary because people will be publicly envious about it and cause a stink. This could be anything from coworkers/candidates/random people saying "well why are you paying Knaek $X and not me?" (I have experienced people harassing my employers for lesser reasons) all the way to people seeing my industry as a political outlet for their envy

* It's leaking strategically valuable information, probably more valuable than the info I would get in return (plus no solution to free rider problem)

* It might help less aggressive people negotiate a larger slice of a finite salary budget, which has a negative impact on me

And so on
“Archmage of Infrastructure” - love it
If it's from Jack, it's probably based on Bitcoin/lightning.
It doesn't exist industrially because there's no need for it. Uranium has been incredibly cheap for decades. But the cost of fuel is such a small factor in the cost of nuclear energy that you could 10x the fuel costs and the LCOE wouldn't move much at all.

LiFePO4 batteries still need lithium, and any wind turbine > 1MW requires literally tons of copper. These solutions are simply too material intensive, ie not energy dense enough.
Yes:

https://github.com/halcyon/asdf-java
Actually it would fix the problem. No other operating system forces updates whenever the fuck it feels like, and people should not accept this as a fait accompli.

Also; where the do you live such that there isn’t a grace period on registration renewal? Do you think a car just stops working when that happens in the middle of your commute to work?
Also see related story on front page right now:

How to Make a Roguelike

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33321695

(72 points, 37 comments)

Full disclosure: My submission.
Not FUD, these are good questions. In my opinion, since you asked, writing an http server using Loom (preview mode and all) is the only reasonable way to get ahead of the market, so to speak. It's not like I am an insider or have any special access, nor do I have any personal proofs to my statements, but I do believe that Project Loom / virtual threads will hold up well in production. I think there will be lots of interesting improvements and use-cases that will be drawn out of loom, and using it now in preview mode would be a reasonable way to get ahead.

That being said, yes everything is very "experimental" right now. But a start-from-scratch no-dependencies project such as yours (or anyone else's for that matter) might be the best approach versus trying to retrofit an existing server.
Capitalism is fine, modern consumerism is an abomination

Even the people who came up with capitalist's principles would be absolutely outraged by what it became
Shoot, Lambda only goes up to 3.8. I miss the decent error messages.
Yeah honestly that seems like a pretty terrible sign. What happened there?

From this person's website, as a recruiter I would get the impression that they are smart but probably volatile/unreliable/???
Or when they refused to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destructions in Irak?
is web3 decentralization? or crypto? guess it depends on the answer
I tried mastodon once for a while, and aside from finding an instance filled with totally garbage people, it was OK. I didn't love the UI, or how federation worked or anything really. For its chosen mechanics, it had good polish.

The people that love it, love it not for its ease of use. But because it's OK for being decentralized and you can (more or less) have one pane of glass for your tech news, social media, and barking mad conspiracy forums filled with crazy people, degenerates and war criminals.

If anyone thinks this sounds like an endorsement, don't talk to me ever.
My coworkers know it exists. I've previously had it on a blogpost that I updated, but after I had a discussion with someone (I forget who, may have been in a group?) I just decided to make it a more prominent thing. This page has had absolutely no impact on my career.
Lets see your fancy friction welding work on compound curves you might see on a rocket engine.
It's medical advice is what I am most proud of and we now trial a variant of this bot to give out medical... "ideas" to MDs who need a sparring partner for non trivial diagnoses. It was fed with all of pubmed -and more!

In the end, self treatment is always ones personal risk.
It is not a zero-day if it has been fixed in a newer OS version. I would say, the main risk here are known vulnerabilities, like, bug in a system library which does image rendering, font rendering etc.

Targeting known CVE for old (no longer updated) MacOS versions might actually be quite good targeted attack: probably a bunch of users of such computers are technical folks with access to production servers, cloud credentials etc.
This place will be overran with nazis in 3, 2, 1...
You've listed terminations. I'm terrified of getting fired as I worry it would look really bad to future employers. How have you found employers react?
Yep. I fixed it with Latex
Since the blog post is not really concrete in any way (and even using expressions like "it's not yet known what network it will run on", next to citing Ethereum, like it has to run on a Blockchain), I've dug deeper, and this looks like a sensible guide into the protocol underneath: https://atproto.com/guides/overview

It doesn't mention Blockchain, nor NFTs, nor web3, so plus points for that.

Looks interesting in general. The architecture looks quite nice, with a lot of separation of concerns (like we have in the www).

TLDR is that name resolution, storage, indexing, and recommendation algorithms can all be provided by separate entities, with a sprinkle of cryptography to make it possible. Will be following this to see if anything comes out of it.
To be fair, if Jack is involved it's probably web5.

(Which is basically web3 more or less funnily rebranded)
Technical Debt Costs More Than You Think
Cultural taboos are hard to overcome, but taboo or not, you absolutely have the right to discuss wages. If a company is telling you to keep your wages secret they're breaking the law: https://www.nlrb.gov/about-nlrb/rights-we-protect/your-right...
Cannabis Use Increases Pain After Surgery
> GPUs don't yet have a well-defined memory model

Vulkan has a perfectly fine memory model, and it's non-optional in Vulkan 1.3. The rest of GPU land of course has some catching up to do. It guarantees atomicity but does not guarantee progress (there's active work on characterizing that). And fairness is probably not something you want, as it almost always comes at a performance cost.
“AVIF: Creating a new image format in the open” by Jon Bauman, Strange Loop 2022
Create a table in org mode, pass it to Common Lisp (or Perl or Scheme or R or whatever else floats your boat), and finally hand the thing over to graphviz for an in-line view of the results... and you can write up the relevant formulas with LaTeX.
And if people bothered to read some of the other BlueSky posts before commenting for the answer to see whether if it is a blockchain / crypto / web3 project in another post:

> Bluesky is not a blockchain, and we believe the adoption of social web protocols should be independent of any blockchain. [0]

> We’re not describing what we’re building as a federated or p2p network, or as a blockchain network, because it doesn’t fall neatly in any of these categories. It could be described as a hybrid federated network with p2p characteristics, but it’s more descriptive to focus on the capabilities – self-authenticating identities and data – than on network topology. [1]

In short, it is NOT a "blockchain social network" and doesn't even use one to begin with.

[0] https://blueskyweb.xyz/blog/2-7-2022-overview

[1] https://blueskyweb.xyz/blog/3-6-2022-a-self-authenticating-s...
Fast OpenAPI Linter
Is it? If someone turns up dead or goes missing, everyone wonder’s what happened and who did it. Frame someone for CP, no one’s thinking of hackers.
Billionaire hangout ain't quite punk. Having a claim to counterculture is essential if you want to drum up a social network.
The Lego Group will focus on BrickLink Studio and pull back support for LDD
For me, most of the time when I left a job at low day counts, the job was not as advertised and actively harming my mental health.
How much money will you get with the Inflation Reduction Act?
Snapdragon Developer Kit was built with a "cost above all" mandate, $219 target pricing but it just wasn't powerful enough.

> There is no other supported desktop/CI/etc. solution for Windows on ARM. (Mac mini with Parallels/VMware is a popular unsupported alternative. It may still be your fastest.)

Azure cloud instances are also an option.

> but I'm not sure if there's remaining appetite for Windows target-specific development

I think that there is. If there isn't, Windows has bigger problems...
Cool idea, but why is it so weak? It's barely pushing less than a small pile of tiny leaves.
Before blockchain was the only thing anybody wanted to talk about, there were other systems that divided up trust between parties into dimensions, such that establishing whether a chain of events happened or not was an exercise of combining a bunch of independent facts and suppositions to come to a conclusion.

One that sticks out in particular is a time service. I don't know who April is, and I don't know if you're April. All I know is that someone claiming to be April sent a message intended for an alleged Barbara at 11:34:23 PDT this morning. That's all anybody trusts me to do, and that's all I claim to do.

We could divorce identity from these chat services in a similar way, but we keep making the mistake of trying to positively ID people like you would for a court case, and that's not what's needed most of the time. All we need for the happy path is a way to verify that you are the same person who claimed to be this identity a month ago, instead of someone impersonating you.

The problem is that if it's free to create identities, then people can use it to do astroturfing or false flag situations. Vetting is a big place where things fall down because vetting and adoption fight each other in an arena called Instant Gratification. Also we haven't instilled the same sort of Stranger Danger on the internet that GenX and GenY got spoonfed about public spaces since they were old enough to talk.
"The lollipop guild" , amazing lol
This is not something that should be bold. This is something that everyone at every level should do unconditionally so that people can have fair discussions about pay.
Just get a Mac.
Same... I'm on Linux so LUKS for all my SSDs. Then good old GPG for a few individual files / archives.
My understanding was that he has a few days to execute on it and that he indicated he will ?

Meh
Yeah I want arm windows exclusively so I can install a pirated version on arm bootcamp
The thing is that it poses a risk that can be avoided, since there are alternative materials with the same (or better) properties that doesn't cause cancer.

Asbestos was widely adopted because it was a very cheap material, they did know that it was dangerous but that fact was hidden by the companies selling asbestos containing materials for profit. There is no reason to use it.

Not only asbestos, for example in the past they used to put radioactive material in daily life object, such as clocks, dials, etc to illuminate them in the dark. Obviously it was not a good idea, since the risk it poses didn't justify the purpose. Same thing with smoke detectors, now we are no longer using radioactive particles in them, basically because we have better electronics that not only can replace radioactive material but can be more effective in detecting a fire.
> Counterintuitively, recycling plastic tends to involve shipping plastic waste long distances and trading in the waste

That's just because the clown world we developed only cares about money, as long as the numbers fit in the excel tables we'll do all kind of dumb shit like sending trash to Africa to have it burned in open dumps

There is a very easy solution which seemingly isn't even conceived, recycle it locally... really mind blowing I know...
How does this compare to volta.sh?

EDIT: Besides being only for JS.
The Mississippi and it's connections are the reason that the USA had a strong start and allowed a lot of basically free transport of goods for centuries. Also why 80% of the country live on the east side of the Rockies. This also nips all those arguments about moving water west to stop their drought. The water does not exist, and will likely not ever exist. Carefully controlled usage likely needs to be mandated, Big Ag will resist it either way. This is about not starving at this point.
I see. I can imagine that happening once or twice, but if it happens a lot, there are probably some behaviors you can change on your end to get a better idea of fit before jumping into the job. Either that, or the specificity of what you want would scare me as a potential employer. I wouldn't want to hire someone if there was an 80% chance they would decide the job was mentally unhealthy and leave within a few months.