skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just because I haven't logged in in two years doesn't mean I want my account deleted... And they get fined for putting the app in the tray when user click the X button? And because they accept 6 character passwords? Those regulations are insane.
Opal being snubbed is a clear sign this person lacks good judgement
Why wouldn't it be ready with Actix?
Yeah, that's why I qualified my comment about the hardware drivers. If you can get by on an Intel or AMD GPU, those should be very stable. If you need the power of an Nvidia GPU you're at their mercy, so you will need to track kernel releases and driver versions and so on.
Looking at historic price per TFLOP makes no sense. No one has ever expected price to scale linearly with performance increase in subsequent generations. I know Nvidia wants that to be the case w/ the 4080 - but as can be seen, no one is buying that.
What’s Wrong with US Broadband?
Personally, I think discretion, as long as it’s not abused, should be available to decision makers. Strict unbending rules are not ideal. In other words a little abuse is acceptable, a lot of abuse should not. I’m sure some people are uncomfortable with that. However I feel that lack of latitude leans tyrannical and fascistic.

Most counties I’ve been to permit police latitude (and in some cases way more than a little latitude) and there are places where a victim can decide on civil consequence (receive $$) or proceed with criminal case (potential jail time).
FWIW a personal “fork” is being made for you, the tooling just makes it invisible.
I expect if it is drones flying over, that this will be cut and dry.

That’s a huge no no for any military installation, much less one that has all the aliens. I mean “research planes”.
You can save a screenshot discord chat too. There’s nothing wrong with that. If someone published something and you want to save a copy for personal purposes, go ahead.

The difference is in what Discord’s responsibility is.

If Discord claimed to have deleted an account, then they shouldn’t still be publishing a post from a user. Especially if such a post could still be tied back to the historical user id.

I can understand why they’d want to keep the data (sometimes you need to keep an archive of posts for legal reasons - for a limited time). But making an archived post visible to the public is the problem.
Ticketmaster exists because they kickback to artists and venues. This is is the best outcome for them. Supply of tickets is so limited that fan perspective is completely ignored, the tickets sell out anyway.
I love the sourness and the texture. Too many popular apples are just "mealy" texture. I've tried some of the other tart or sour apples and they are just not as good.
> I am saying anything more complex than forms requires web component tech

No, it doesn't
You are just weird. Red “Delicious” is an abomination that never should have blemished this planet. ;-)
For vintage video games, you can find mom and pop stores all over the place. Some of them even have some basic repair services. Do a search, see what you find locally.

For vintage computers, I've never seen a dedicated store to this kind of thing that is still around. It's too niche of a market, with product that wont move fast enough to dedicate retail space to it.

Be sure to do a little research before heading to the mom and pop. These days most of these places are over priced or priced at the high end of what the market will bear because they are selling nostalgia. For example, a store in my city will often run out people that browse, and will adjust prices based on feeling or what the highest asking price on ebay for a mint version is on ebay plus markup.

Another issue, at least in my area, is the people that are out to flip vintage equipment. These people make their money off of scooping up anything at a bargain price and reselling it for more. One guy locally picks up every CRT TV and Monitor he can get his hands on that is in decent working order. He wipes them down, "services" them, and resells them online for 5 or 6 times what he paid. Other people in town do the same for vintage video games.
This is a deep rabbit hole, I have unfortunately fallen into. IT all highly depends where you are and which retro machinery are we talking about. In general though:

- Be prepared that old hardware breaks down, so you need some skills or someone with skills to keep it alive over time. Highly dependent on which hardware, of course.

- Ebay is your best bet if there's nothing nearby

- Some hardware have modern re-issues / re-interpretations of old hardware. Namely, NES/SNES/SEGA (look into Analogue), Commodore 64 (C64 Reloaded MK2), ZX Spectrum (Next and clones of Next), pocket (analogue), etc.

- Emulators are great these days
Ticket Fairy is not DOA they're doing fine. I don't work there but know people that do.
The Milgrim study was not quite as bad as it seemed or was reported. A substantial proportion of the "torturers" had figured out that it was not real. Several more protested that it was wrong. Those who did continue were convinced by the researchers that what they were doing was for the greater good.

However it did show that the separation of the executioner or torturer from the victim seemed to enable more viciousness.

Collateral Murder video leak from Wikileaks may better exhibit this effect.
I think the major difference is you can post that kind of media, it's just not in the outlets owned by the billionaires donating to spacs. In china if you generate media that goes against the CCP you'll find yourself living with Jack Ma and Peng Shuai.
Microsoft and Intel have been sharing that throne for a long time. Look up the A20 Gate for another detail that illustrates how dedicated Intel is (or at least was) to backwards compatibility.
They run a not that complicated website. As someone who loves live music, they take way too much in ticket fees for the value and difficulty of the service they provide. Legitimately, it feels like expertsexchange.

Economically, it doesn't seem to make sense for artists and venues to be giving so much money to a partner who is delivering so little value. Even if the venue is getting half of the ticket master fee, the tickets selling with the fee included is proof that the customer is willing to pay that much, why share more than a small fraction of the ticket price with a website?
Who you callin'

dang

state ran medias?!
Saw Horse Lords again last night, absolutely incredible band with microtonal guitar and bass, highly recommended.

https://horselords.bandcamp.com/album/comradely-objects-2
Yes!

I was delighted just a few weeks ago to go from nothing to a rest server, redis connection, database connection and templating out dynamic html with rust after a few hours of tinkering.
The problem with this is who and at what point is deciding it.

There is a lot of people who would like to mark certain journalists as not journalists because they just don't like what they publish.

Freedom of speech requires that people are allowed speech and THEN and only then may be responsible for its contents.
Aerobic exercise can reduce the risk of metastatic cancer in mice: study
How about our rock music?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REI0BDJRJDs

Unelmien nukkuja

Ulvoin kuuta mustaa, ulvoin kuuta, kutsuin kuolemaa
Ei kiiras roihua kuin minä roihuan
Tusina sakaraa on liikaa kaikkeutta kuvastamaan

Kumarsin kultaa, kultaa kumartaen tartuin tuonelaan
Ei valo lankea kuin minä lankean
Siivetkin kutittaa voi hetken, voi, minä en!

Niin tiimalasi kääntyy, kääntyy alaspäin
vanhin voitehista kanssa veren käsikkäin
Hiekka valuu maahan kylmään uinumaan, vaan
ei unet idä ilman unelmien nukkujaa

Kiitin hulluudesta, kiitin julmuudesta jumalaa
Ei meret kuohua kuin minä kuohuan
Aallot voi armoaan pois jakaa, voi, minä en!

Niin tiimalasi kääntyy, kääntyy alaspäin
vanhin voitehista kanssa veren käsikkäin
Hiekka valuu maahan kylmään uinumaan, vaan
ei unet idä, idä ilman, ilman unelmien, unelmien nukkujaa

Niin tiimalasi kääntyy, kääntyy alaspäin
vanhin voitehista kanssa veren käsikkäin
Hiekka valuu maahan kylmään uinumaan, vaan
ei unet idä, idä ilman
ei, ei, ei unet idä, idä ilman unelmien nukkujaa

Attempt at proper English:

Dreamer of dreams

At the black moon, I howled, at the moon I howled and called for death
Blaze the Fire won't, like I blaze
A dozen aisles is too much, to depict creation

I bowed to gold, bowing to gold I grasped at the netherworld
Fall the light won't, like I will fall
Even wings can tickle for a moment, but, not I!

Thus the hourglass will turn, turn downwards
The oldest of medicines, hand in hand with blood
The sand pours to slumber on the cold hard ground, but
dreams won't sprout without the dreams' dreamer

Thanked for madness, I thanked God for cruelty
Seas won't foam, like I foam
Waves can give away their mercy, but, not I!

Thus the hourglass will turn, turn downwards
The oldest of medicines, hand in hand with blood
The sand pours to slumber on the cold hard ground, but
dreams won't sprout, won't sprout without, without the dreams', dreams' dreamer

Thus the hourglass will turn, turn downwards
The oldest of medicines, hand in hand with blood
The sand pours to slumber on the cold hard ground, but
dreams won't sprout, won't sprout without,
no, no, no dreams' won't sprout without their dreamer
Some of the victims will invariably be dissidents rather than mass shooters when nasty regimes get their hands on them.
Vertical integration.

They acquired the independent ticket sellers, then went on to acquire the physical venues themselves. Now if the artist wants to play at those venues, they deal with Ticketmaster from start to finish.

That means that even if artists wanted to buy a block of tickets to sell to their fans, their allotment would be whatever Ticketmaster themselves deem appropriate.
Nah, even then someone has the money, you just have less.
I know two instances of authors uploading their own books to libgen. Both esoteric academic books that they were not paid to write.
I have a Bachelors and Master's in Electrical Engineering and do some signal and image processing as part of my job. I've been working with FFTs since undergrad and I thought a good understanding of what it does and how it works. But that Veritasium video helped me put all the pieces together in a way that made things click.

The famous 3Blue1Brown video is also very strong and maybe explains why complex numbers are used better.

Of course both videos leave stuff out in the interest of time but they should both be part of a signal processing curriculum.
How to begin fixing the ‘nonsensical’ humanitarian financing system
A whole private, secret airline!
They have Fuji below Gala. I'm surprised you made it that far.
Honestly, I thought pretty much everyone had moved to PNG from JPG by now
I use Kate since this is the default text editor on KDE Plasma. It just works and fits my needs. I also use Vim sometimes (no additional plugins).

https://apps.kde.org/kate/

https://kde.org/plasma-desktop/
It's a monopoly, the same group owns the venues.
Mike Battaglia gives a great microtonal example on the 31-EDO Lumatone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z40RWIN-0cc
> you can drop JavaScript and go with PHP + HTML + CSS. Use vanilla procedural PHP with sane splitting in functions / files.

I like this approach for simple websites, and it can be a very useful learning exercise, but I don't think this is enough to find a job later.
There are a lot of comments of the type "it's unreadable/write-only/unmaintainable" here. It's a natural reaction; I know, I was there. It looks different. But readability is in the eyes of the beholder, not the language. I made this point in my APL book (https://xpqz.github.io/learnapl) -- just because I can't read Japanese does not make Japanese unreadable. Since I wrote that book, I've spent a few years immersing myself in APL, gradually rewriting thousands of lines of Python into APL, and it's such a productivity boost. My code is an order of magnitude smaller. More, sometimes. Fast, too.

For the right use cases, it's unbeatable. Sure, you probably wouldn't want to write an OS kernel in it, but anything that reads a bunch of data, mashes it up, and spits out some result, APL is a hand-in-glove fit. And with modern SIMD processors, APL really screams.

https://xpqz.github.io/learnapl

https://xpqz.github.io/cultivations

Drop in on https://apl.chat if you're interested.
I guess you are correct. I give you that.

And you are also correct that what he likely is greatly over stating the value of the assets he is holding, which is funny money tokens like FTT, SRM, etc which he is artificially inflating.
Elon living in the heads of lots of HNers, rent free. Quite hilarious to see.
American companies are free to not do business within the EU. If they do, they must comply with the law. Same with USA, China, Russia, etc.
Very sad day for world’s education. They trying so hard to keep knowledge only for rich
>the entire "decentralized" ecosystem to collapse.

Because it doesn't? While all centralized exchanges are suffering from FTX's collapse, decentralized ones like Uniswap aren't facing any existential risks from it.
How can someone at twitter reconcile his public tweets VS these expectations ? If i get ask to sacrifice my personal health & time with family for what ? So elon can say he owns the libs ?
My suggestion would not measure the copies themselves, but it would count how many bytes are the source/destination of copies (of course incl. other things like parameters/etc). It's not the exact same metric, but it does still help answer the question in the title. I would expect the two numbers to be highly correlated when building the same binary with different versions of the compiler.

It would also solve some practical problems mentioned in the page like the complexity of the setup and the speed of statistics gathering.
ID verification + limited transfers + pre-election via lottery?
https://www.houseofnames.com/maria-family-crest/Italian#:~:t....

Maria is also a surname, what's your point?
You don't need some special government certification or corporate media job to be a journalist, do you? And why should 'responsible journalists' be the only ones who get to look at spuriously classified documents? We all know that over-classification with the goal of hiding corruption or incompetence is very common.

A journalist may need a reputation to be taken as a reliable source of information... but I don't believe WikiLeaks has had to retract any documents as fake, unlike say, the New York Times on the claims of Iraqi WMDs, or dozens of other examples over the years by 'leading corporate media outlets'.
It's not about the tech. It's rarely about the tech.

The sooner techies understand this, the better.

Read this: https://stratechery.com/2018/the-bill-gates-line/

Ticketmaster is a large aggregator.
I think big artists need to start doing what some large sporting events do and sell a significant proportion of tickets on a ballot system. Instead of being first come first served, anyone who registered to buy a ticket (possibly paying a deposit to disincentivize duplicate entries) would go in the draw for the opportunity to buy a ticket, preventing things turning into an auction benefiting those who have the fastest bots.
Not sure if you actually read any of this but “um… so?” would be a weird response to this for example.

“one employee was told by his manager, who had eagerly shared the open letter [about sexual harassment by Elon and others] with co-workers, to choose between his workplace concerns and getting to Mars”
Ask HN: What is the newest way for working onlin?
please noted that I say working not earning, I does mean a job give you monthly income, thanks.
Yeah I chuckle every time people keep rediscovering Hilbert's functional analysis and the idea of orthogonal basis for functional spaces (goes well beyond Hilbert's widest dreams too!!).

Also Re the person who said no to you... Wave mechanics is written in Hilbert's language directly...
> The reason resellers exist is because people are prepared to pay many multiples of the face value for tickets.

And below that, artists sell their tickets at wholesale prices to ensure that they are sold, providing some guarantees about how much money will be made for a given performance. They have better things to do than waste their time trying to eke out every last possible penny, along with the risks associated with that. It's best to let someone else put in that work, and that's where resellers enter the picture. The same reason why you find a wholesale/retail divide in pretty much every industry.
like the old joke about a tombstone with the epitaph "He had the right of way."
Technology added the phrases "set it and forget it" and "one and done".

Analog (some) can chase their tail and consider that busy while innovation is onto the next goal.
Other than Godbolt Rust also has cargo-show-asm[1] that directly shows the actual assembly.

[1]: https://crates.io/crates/cargo-show-asm
AVX instructions are not supported. See here: https://medium.com/macoclock/m1-rosetta-2-limitation-illegal...
Don't forget behave-graph/behave-flow, the Unreal Engine Blueprints / Unity Visual Script like interaction/behavior system:

https://github.com/bhouston/behave-graph
https://github.com/beeglebug/behave-flow
You jest, but Sampo is clearly an instance of the cornucopia archetype.
I am trying to think about it more like imaginary numbers.

They do not exist (I think) but they are useful.
Discussed yesterday:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33630150

(336 points, 344 comments)
Show HN: We've rebuilt the virtual Apple stage
This is a little parody promo video that we make in house to promote our upcoming Black Friday sales
i normally love levels io but this is a bit misleading and overly negative, this applies only for countries with cfc laws but no double taxation treaties, and this is often communicated as far as i remember the onboarding experience.
I actually had accounts with Gemini Earn, Celsius Network, and BlockFi, and money in all of them (as a just in case one fails thing). However, after the crypto crash earlier this year, and reading "Not your keys - not your crypto" for the millionth time, I pulled them all out and put them in an Exodus wallet. I calculated the APY loss but decided better safe than sorry - even though, in my head, I thought the odds of any individual one of them failing was extremely low, let alone all of them.

Holy !@#$ing cow. Dodged multiple bullets. At least I didn't share my financial plan at the time at the Thanksgiving table last year or it would be really awkward now (thank goodness my uncle took that role in a small capacity)...
Agreed. Taste is very personal, and to me Granny Smith are still my all time favorite apple. Most other apples are too sweet for me.
No, the wealth actually is gone.

For example, bitcoin has a market cap of $320B. At its peak it was worth about four times that. Did $960B just disappear? Basically, yes.

The coin has no intrinsic value (in the way that a can of corn does, for example). It's worth money because people say it is. And market cap is just a multiple of what it trades for at the margins times the number of shares (coins).

To give an example, say that I bought a bitcoin 10 years ago and that it was my only possession. At its peak, I could have sold the bitcoin for ~$64k, so I had a net worth of 64k. If I didn't sell it at that point and still hold it, I'm now worth ~16k. No one made $48K of of me... there were no transactions in that time period. The "wealth" has simply vanished.
I used to be a fan, but these days I feel like there is little to no innovation in the top ranked apples anymore. Not to mention, does SweeTango even have USB-C?!
This is why they aren't forced in any euthanasia cases I've heard of. Has this ever actually happened outside of totalitarian regimes? Genuine question.
An entire thread about apple rankings and no mention of Adam’s apples?

https://adamapples.blogspot.com/
What I don't understand is how this doesn't fall afoul of US antitrust legislation, especially the rules on tied selling?
The standard for game music contractors is to get paid for minutes of music which are used in the game or in promotional material. Rejected material should not be used at all, which is one of the main issues here (id used more than double the amount of music that they accepted and paid for).

Mick had been a contractor for Bethesda previously and hadn't experienced these issues, so I don't think it's fair to blame him for approaching a new project in good faith.

From his essay, it seems that Marty Stratton was the main actor in all the issues. The rest of id and Bethesda seem to have acted reasonably, only circling the wagons when legal got involved.
id est?

That's the response you'll get from most people nowadays ... especially if they're under 40
The invisible hand of the market has been crushed by the boot of government policy/regulation. It's bootleggers and baptists at national scale.
It's only about 60% of what you're asking for but I'm a fan of DKOldies: https://www.dkoldies.com

They're a US storefront but they ship internationally. They do a great job restoring consoles. And they have amazing customer service (one of the SNES Controller refurbs was a no-go and they cross-shipped a replacement with no expectation that I even returned the defective one).

I don't know if they have old computer stuff, mostly just consoles. They have Atari consoles sometimes though.
Distributed domain name services.

ENS is the only good example, standing naturally next to many imitators and scams.
Sure, but plenty of us did, Nokia Networks infrastructure had plenty of CORBA for several years, and so did many CERN research projects processing HLT data.
The so what depends on your perspective. If you think of Linux as a hobbyist's operating system, and you get to join the party and tinker around, well, sure, this is just people's spare-time project, sure it's going to have bugs. I've come to the conclusion that this is the most correct view (as in, matches what the reality _is_).

But don't complain about the year of Linux on the Desktop never arriving, because this kind of bug is not acceptable for a production operating system. In every commercial app I've been a part of developing, a crash is a showstopper bug--we don't ship until it is fixed. In a settings app, it's even worse, because now you've got to research how to do all this stuff on the command line. But my experience is that there is always some major bug like this with the GUI. Obviously the command line is the real interface and the GUI is just to paint the pig. Why is it never the Year of Linux on the Desktop? Because (among other things) the real interface is the command line. Ok, fine, just don't ship hobby-grade system software and expect to be taken seriously, just man up and say "the developers of this OS don't have time to write a real GUI, so it is command-line only, expect a high learning curve."
I needed a sold-out SDWire board, so I learned how to fab PCBs
Its good for creating a estonian compagny with tax benefits no ?
Not sure what you mean. If I buy some cryptocurrency coin for $10 somebody received $10 from me. If now the value of the crypto goes $0, I have lost $10 but the who I gave $10 to still has that money. It has not magically disappeared. Or do you mean something else?
The old TAB books on robotics are pretty good IMO. Not the electronics section, that's mostly out of date, but all the physical stuff like motors and kinetics is still pretty topical.

E.g. "The Complete Handbook of Robotics" by Edward L. Safford, Jr. https://archive.org/details/completehandbook0000saff

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OOOooooo! See also "Cybernetics A to Z" by V. Pekelis that just made it to the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33639261 It looks fantastic!