skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>> ....as the languages are actually quite similar.

> They're actually quite not.

Of course German and English are very close related.

Both are Germanic languages. Look here, in the right lower corner:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-European_languages#/media...

Or here:

https://alternativetransport.wordpress.com/2015/05/05/34/

Not only words and grammar are closely related even most of the idiomatic "pictures" are exactly the same in both languages.

I have also no clue what you mean by "verb placement alone separates the languages" as both languages use by default SPO (subject - predicate - object) word order. (German is a little bit more flexible in this regard, though).
People used freebsd in 2004 with lynx under a 486.
Ubuntu MaaS, OpenStack Ansible for control plane, Ansible for hypervisor provisioning. Probably overkill unless you are running hundreds of hosts
As a photonics engineer, I'm more impressed by the 55-mode fibre than anything else
This is the latest for Scheme according to Wikipedia's Offside Rule article [1]:

http://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-119/srfi-119.html

I have not read this "Wisp" spec lately, but IIRC it has many back references to prior attempts..at least in the Scheme community..not sure about the common-lisp community.

EDIT: To elaborate on my `quote do:`, this is a little macro to avoid doing many tedious code repetitions:

macro strp(sVars: varargs[untyped]): untyped =
result = newStmtList() # strip some string vars; Assume new-scope
for sV in sVars: result.add(quote do: (let `sV` = `sV`.strip))

with an example call:

strp sTm,sUs,sSy,sUt,sRS,sIn,sOu,mjF,mnF,swp,vsw,isw,isr,ixr,idr,nsg,msn,mrc

which will expand to code like:

let sTm = sTm.strip
let sUs = sUs.strip
...

Maybe that's one man's "syntax soup", but I don't think it's so bad. (My 3 letter idents are probably worse!)

The static typing of Nim (rather than gradual typing defaults like Lisp or Cython) tends to make beginner programs less "performance cringe" (as long as they compile with `-d:release -d:lto`!).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Off-side_rule
For now I try to give the commands when there is not much noise, but you can lower the gain of the microphone so that it only record my voice.

The 30 second limit is not a Whisper model limit, but a limit some of the free online "try whisper" put.
It's a tough problem but the system is smart enough to group messages that come in through the top level. We use a time-based system where messages that come in within a certain period of time get grouped into the same ticket
Seems like you know the answer. It probably depends on what your goals are…

If you intend to make money and or invite a team into the project over time then maybe look for something lots of people use (.Net Core, C++, TypeScript, Java, etc.)

If you want this project to be a labor of love that is mostly powered by you then pick whatever esoteric thing you want that fits the bill (again sounds like you know the options, Rust, Crystal, Nim, Server Side Swift, etc.)
Right, but its how SQL works. So did this project get rid of SQL? What does it mean in context to join SQL and CRDTs together?
I'd love to try "that toy" as the answer. My bet is that whoever developed it would definitely have considered that possibility, though!
Only an idiot could think he knows everything about Euler as a person, just because he heard his name in a geometry class.
Vivaldi could build Mastodon client in browser
Gross oversimplification:
CEO - Works on the business, focuses on the big picture.
COO - Works in the business, focuses on the detailed execution.
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Today, we are pleased to publicly release Kùzu: a new embeddable graph database management system under a permissible license. You can see our blog post in the above link that gives an overview of the system and our goals/vision.

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But if you plan to do it guys, only do it when the fundraiser raising tens of millions happens to be your well-connected-to-the-elite mom, a lawyer and teacher at Stanford teaching tax laws!
Clippy the auto pilot!
He means he downvoted the comment. The original comment wasn't notable. I've also dealt with regulators and they primarily gather information and review it on their own.
I have a production app live using Swift/Vapor. I created this app solely for the purpose of learning full-stack development using Swift, and so far it has been an amazing ride. The best thing about using Swift on the server if you're already an iOS developer is that a ton of models and DTOs are simply shared across your backend and your app(s).

I have deployed my backend on a tiny DO droplet using Docker, and it just works. There was a slight bit of learning curve for deploying it, but I can now create images locally on my Mac and pull them remotely for a fresh deployment/migration in less than a minute. Being able to build locally using Docker for Mac also means that the speed is great.

Before that, I had the app live on a Heroku setup but it cost quite a bit.

My app is at https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/instint/id1454800508
Agree, and this essay really helped clarify the difference in my mind.
This feels like you wanted an excuse to shoe-horn an anti-immigration message into a comment
thats a language efficacy/quality problem, not a type problem imho
No problem being remote with juniors, bigger problem being remote and greater than 3 time zones away from your juniors.
I've been thinking about wiring up whisper[0], mozilla's tts[1] and gpt-3 together to make a voice assistant of sorts. Wouldn't have the access to device hardware and no guarantees of correct answers, but should blow siri etc out of the water in terms of understanding the context.

[0] https://github.com/openai/whisper
[1] https://github.com/mozilla/TTS
I'm curious if there was other work you were inspired by. I have also been a bit interested in using this style of "personal database/logger/journaling";

task-agnostic input -> processing -> visualization/recall

My assumption is you are just storing post-processed conclusions in a local db on your computer + raw audio for possible future re-processing, and not currently storing other media input (ala food pics)?
> now you have no information upon which to make your decisions.

You do. As the OP said:

> If something is really important, I can be sure other will let me know.
i'm somewhat fond of my iff contribution that addresses what you just said :}
I honestly have to clean up once I hit 5 or 6 tabs, so genuine question to those who keep many open – once you are having to search through a list, what's the advantage over just using history/bookmarks?
I guess I'm missing the point because it seems to me like almost all of this can be accomplished in native Firefox. If I want to search my open tabs I just type a % in the address bar with my query and it searches my tabs. If I want to search for a bookmark (which doesn't seem meaningfully different from a star) I use a * instead of %. ^ is for history. For recently visited tabs I can ctrl+tab. Clean is basically close all except pinned but it also includes the tab playing audio.
Technically it isn't necessary to use the wrapped value when the wrapper function only takes a single parameter (because the virtual table could easily do the wrapping in this case). In the case of an insert, all wrappers only ever take a single parameter so it can be elided, but for updates some wrappers may require multiple parameters, so I opted for consistency and force all updates to use the wrapper methods, even when it only takes a single parameters.
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Unless I’m misunderstanding things (as a non-finance person that is very possible), this is not a normal audit, but instead proof, that they actually have the customer tokens they claim to have.
Thanks, but I have no interest in per user licensing for server side software nor in using proprietary, closed source dev or hosting platforms.
Given your criteria, Go might be a good choice maybe. It has a bigger or shall we say a more "successful" backend story.

Regarding Swift I am not sure how popular it is for the backend, you might not have a lot of libs for example for doing common things. Also no idea well a Swift backend performs under load. Swift is a nice language for sure, maybe if you can risk it, go for it but keep also this in mind - https://boringtechnology.club/
Why is the question "is it bigger than a breadbox?" rather than "is it bigger than a loaf of sliced bread?"? Surely there's less size variation in the latter...
If that's true, it's even more unprofessional. Agree to disagree is a basic professional skill. If you don't have that, maybe Elon was right to fire him?
There are many "engineers" today who learned Python for six weeks and got good at interviews but have very little real world experience, and an army of contractors that are worse. They sound competent at a high level but their work requires googling everything and they don't know what decisions are good or not.

When management says "cut all staff by 10%", those 'engineers' go too.
Mere Exposure Effect
My understanding is that a PAC can pay for advertising and campaign costs but I'm suggesting literally just giving it to them, straight to their bank account.
Having done lots of both QML and QWidgets there are many tasks for which I feel I'm more productive on the latter. There are also regular posts on the Qt mailing list asking for a complete c++ version of Qt Quick, and people who kinda implemented a similar thing in another library (QSkinny iirc?)

Like, in c++, I just type approximately what I want, especially when writing glue code or creating a new api, and add compile-time checks & fix compiler errors until things build which is a super fast process ; with QML (or other less strict languages) it takes much more time in a slower edit-run cycle to write correct code.

And this is mainly due to new c++ features: what would have taken fifty lines to define a static check for in c++03, 30 in c++11/14 with e.g. enable_if, takes at most a couple in c++20 with concepts
Google's Go language is well suited for back-end code. However, it's a very opinionated and quirky language. If its style suits you it's a great choice. If, after looking at it for a bit, it doesn't sit well then nope.
I'm pretty sure Caroline deleted her Tumblr accounts because a Twitter mob was digging through them and doxxing her friends (many of my friends were scrambling to hide their connections to her).
Erm, what point exactly are you trying to make here?
Shortly after signing on as Chief Operating Officer at Facebook, Sheryl Sandberg was looking to connect with people in a similar role. She called Tim Cook.

“He basically explained nicely that my job was to do the things that Mark (Zuckerberg) did not want to focus on as much,” Sandberg said of the 2007 meeting that lasted several hours with the Chief Operating Officer of Apple Inc.

“That was his job with Steve (Jobs). And he explained that the job would change over time and I should be prepared for that.”
Elon is following the same trajectory as Obama/Trump.

Like them he is propped up by processes happening at scales, he has no control over so there is no reason to believe he has control over anything or can exert control over anything. Its like watching great surfers loosing their minds being surrounded only by lapdogs beginning to believe they can control the tides.

He should get back to focusing on flying off to Mars and it will save everyone a whole lot of time.
https://shipped.com/shipping-containers-for-sale.php

Just punch in your zip. I can get a 20 footer now for 2k.
As someone who grew up in the era before mobile phones, it truly is strange to see devices that do roughly everything Captain Kirk's communicator could do. But in my lifetime, and available to average people.
Apple's "assistant" is similarly useless. The best use case I have for it is when I'm driving and pondering about something silly so I ask it: "How does X do Y?" or similar, and the response in 99% of the cases is "I can't show this to you right now".
Amazon Prime, Mercedes and allegro have been using it. There is a conference happening soon, so you can get more inform https://www.serversideswift.info/
Celeste lets you play the classic PICO-8 version in a secret room.
Outside of that, how is it ok to write 20 posts because the service can't handle more than idk 500? chars per post?

Apart from that THANK YOU Jason. Finally someone with some common sense!

And for all you tech recruiters hiring with microservices and cloud native , get a fucking grip already.
Naturally there are tradeoffs, for example the amount of infrastruture they need only justifies when one is working at such scale, for example ZGC requires large pages and makes use of NUMA if available.
Writing a Compiler – Part 1: Defining the Language
Applied and we agreed for intro meeting, person on the other side seemed excited to work with me and I was as well. Interesting project, get paid to do open source stuff - what's not to like?

Got ghosted for two times, first time it was a holiday, agreed to reschedule. No harm done. Second time ghosted without any further explanation or apology. There might be a better suiting candidate or something else came in between, completely understandable but there are better ways to handle these kind of things.

TLDR: not meant as a complaint, just as a warning to others. Not everyone is in the same timezone as you are.
It is very difficult to be particularly brief. But the purpose of regulation is not to outlaw boom and bust, it was to stop TBTF...which it has largely done.

But the issue is that outlawing XYZ did absolutely nothing because there was still an economic rationale for that activity. So a lot of activity moved to PE funds, and other non-bank lenders.

The exact issue is that people think in the rear view mirror: we are in a cycle of "boom and bust" with banks...my guy, banks stopped being relevant years and years ago. But the problem now is: liquidity in markets has absolutely disappeared (current liquidity in USTs is as low as the depth of 2008, this is despite the market growing 5x since then), risk has moved to non-banks, etc. All these other side-effects have now been triggered.

Also, the financial instruments that "blew up" in 2008 were ones that investors were demanding. It is like blaming the guy who sells you a gun if you shoot someone, "why did you sell me this?". The reason why investors wanted these securities was because the demand for AAA securities in 03-04 was very high but the Fed drove rates down to 1% so large institutions were legally unable to meet liabilities. Obviously, there was other stuff going on but the underlying logic of things like CDO/CMOs is strong (almost every country in the world wishes they had a financial market like this, Denmark is the only other one, ironically the issue with not having securitization markets is that risk gets centralized in banks, people in the US think the 2008 bailout was crazy...countries like Germany, that have heavily centralized financial markets, have had to bail out banks three times since then). Unf, the lessons of 2008 largely haven't been learned (and this is despite the fact that the US had, by far, the best/least interventionist response).
I remember a old addon for firefox that did as a "tiling window manager" of opened tabs...it was cool and useful, but now this addon does not run with the new addon api system.
You can do most of this stuff by popping the tabs into separate windows.

Is it really a better solution to have a window manager in an app that's already in an OS with its own window manager?

Side-by-side tab tiling is an interesting idea to explore, a lot of IDEs have done that for years. But I don't know about a full-on window manager.
I'm wondering if the numbers are believable. That's because I think they are doing "paper valuation," like when a drug bust happens, and the value of the kilo is broken into "street-level" packets; quadrupling the value.

I am not a crypto expert, but from the bit I do know, it seems as if it's fairly difficult to correlate fiat with crypto.
With an incomplete knowledge of chemistry that wouldn't necessarily be an irrational experiment. For example, urine was a common source of uric acid in pre-modern times. When applied to copper it would produce verdigris. It might be a reasonable hypothesis that whatever allowed urine to change one metal might indicate that it could change other metals into gold.
"Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) – an independent charity which reviews university courses – launched a consultation that urged universities to teach a ‘decolonised view’ of mathematics."

Yet another pointless piece written by some click hungry "journalists". Don't get me wrong, what that charity has done is simply put stupid, but does it deserve an article?

This is just the casual rage-bait article meant to create a discussion around a stupid take by some random charity that is not even taken seriously by anyone.
OpenGL, Vulkan, CUDA, colord...

People used Cinelerra and Cinepaint. Now you have Krita and Blender.
You don't need graphics for a simulator.

https://archive.org/details/msdos_747-400_Precision_Simulato...
Husarnet 2.0 Is Out
The State of Multilingual AI
> It hit me that many rich countries get their so called "green-ness" by paying poorer, more corrupt countries, to offshore their environmental damage, while globally the impact is still the same, but as long as it's not in their back yard, it counts as being green.

Shit rolls downhill, don't forget that a lot of stuff imported in Romania is produced in China, partially because their environmental rules are even less strict than places like Romania.

In the last decades around here (the Netherlands) they have started burning more an more trash in an effort to stop using landfills, produce energy and to lower the amount of these corrupt streams going through poorer countries. I think some Nordic country even had to massively import garbage as they didn't produce enough.
Hi guys, Dominik - CTO @ Husarnet here.

Basically Husarnet is a p2p VPN that is optimized for autonomous robots running ROS/ROS2, but also for embedded devices (like ESP32)

I wanted to let you know that we have released a huge update making Husarnet API-centric and ready for scalling faster on more platforms (including embedded devices other than ESP32 :) ). More info in the release note https://github.com/husarnet/husarnet/releases/tag/v2.0.0

Happy to answer any questions.
I can't find which Nobel prize were in, do you have any names?

Robert C. Merton got the nobel prize, but it seems 3 years later (ironic)
Slap it onto a MUD engine, and you can have multiplayer air dogfights! :)
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I'm don't get why people care about market cap, but for what it's worth, tesla sits at about 2-3x those two companies combined. And panasonic is "just" a 20 billion dollar market cap company.
At which point her agency is ignored?

Her actions clearly had serious consequences.

Or are you crying that it's unfair that she didn't get her head blown off too?

Fair enough, these cases do occasionally end up with both perpetrators getting their head blown off.

However in this case, that wouldn't be advised since she already had a child (and not even necessarily his!)

>Would the loss of home, potentially children, definitely household income, life partner, probably some respect from peers, etc, not be enough punishment for an unfaithful wife?

You surely can't be serious.
This would have happened regardless is she just had a divorce first, and that would have been the proper procedure for her in this case anyway if she "wants to be with somebody else" (I like how casual this sounds LOL).

Especially taking into account how these things are settled nowadays? Fuck, it's anything but a punishment.

And the man would just..... walk it off?

Of course wifes/woman have to be guarded. Can they defend themselves in an attack? No?

However in this case, what's defended is the institution of marriage.
Without adultery having serious conseqence, marriage is utterly and absolutely meaningless procedure, without any benefit or consequence.
Well, in the early 00's when Firefox was starting to become a thing and it introduced the usage of tabs, it really mattered whether something was a local app or something that's primarily the contents of another server fetched and displayed/processed on your computer. It was useful to think of the browser be the "Internet remote window".

Now, since basically everything is an Internet app, perhaps the distinction between local and remote isn't too important anymore for most people.
yeah but there's 3 toasts
If you don’t mind me asking, what country are you referring to?
This is the correct answer.

There’s a great article[0] about Tim Cook from his days as Apple’s COO that delves into some of the behind-the-scenes problems he worked on at the time and that Jobs likely wouldn’t have had the time and/or skill set to fix.

0 - https://money.cnn.com/2008/11/09/technology/cook_apple.fortu...
> An untrained eye might be thinking that builder.UseHttpApplication<T>() is a method that comes with Kestrel, but that is not the case either.

As a regular code reviewer, I’ve grown to dislike extension methods quite a bit as it violates the principle of least surprise.

For some reason and unfortunately, the ASP.NET Core team seems to promote this feature quite a bit.
The potential email service looks very exciting
Do you actually mean to say that a regulatory body should publish who they suspect is committing fraud or am I mis-reading your comment? Given they have a limited time to review select entities and a limited view into them, that would be an impossible feat, not to mention the legal liability if/when they were wrong.
I believe scaling is accomplished in this case by having each node handle encryption. The fiber transport itself need not encrypt the payload. There are cases where businesses encrypt their leased dark fiber for compliance reasons so their limit would be whatever their VPN routers/appliances can handle at the time.
History is a much larger list than open tabs.

For bookmarks, I don’t want to have to manage a bunch of temporary bookmarks. With a tab I can just close it and move on, but if I had created a bookmark now I have to both close the tab and delete the bookmark.
I bought two, both from Aliexpress, no brand both, the one on the picture has a 5000 mAh battery, bulky but last a lot, and the other one is tiny but with short battery life, a lot of sellers on Ali, I pay around 30$ for each, both have the same software and bios, only difference is the size and battery.
I'm inclined to agree with your prediction.

Maybe identify stocks that have an inverse relationship to Twitter. Meta perhaps? I don't know.
Their s*tokens were mainly held by Alameda - serum and ftt. So probably not a ton of exposure among real users. Now when people won’t get to withdraw their money/tokens from FTX.. ever? That’ll become a huge problem. Sounds like all the money is just gone on stupid gambles