skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, the startup was named Go Moment. Got acquired a year ago by one of the world's largest hotel tech companies (Revinate) where Ivy continues to grow and serve more guests. More info at https://rajsinghla.com/about
Traditionally it's because Japanese has far more data per character of text, so a whole sentence couldn't fit in a NES cartridge.
Ok, 50% of NS2 had exploded, and the German government doesn't consider the only remaining pipe to be safe: https://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/nord-stream-2-berlin-glaub...

More pedantic, but doesn't change my point.
There was always one person at least that needed to reinstall windows..
Completely agree. The Python docs are almost unreadable to me. Every time I’m looking for something (a function parameter, example usage, etc.) it’s the same:

- I Google it

- I look for the official docs page (usually 5th or 6th result)

- I tried to find my answer but don’t understand the organization and cannot find the correct keywords to Ctrl-F

- I go back to my Google search frustrated and try to find a suitable StackOverflow answer instead

In comparison with Go the official docs are usually the first or second Google results and the docs are easy to navigate and understand.
Amazon's Blink motion-detecting cameras don't have a hardware power switch..

https://safetywish.com/how-to-disable-blink-cameras/
> I do not understand why we are such hypocrites and talk about "purity" for an activity that has nothing normal in it

It's nothing to do with purity. If you allow doping, that means doping becomes mandatory to participate at any high level. Amateur levels will be messed up as well, because all the people that dream of going pro will dope as well.

It's similar (but not the exact same) as helmets in hockey. When they weren't mandatory, nobody wore them because not having a helmet provided an advantage (better visibility). The downside was that it was easy to get a head injury and ruin your life. Unfortunately, since some were ready to take that risk, everyone was forced too.
If you have a functioning uterus you can give birth. Secondary sexual characteristics aren’t relevant.
> Nothing that Elon said suggests that twitter will no longer issue bans or remove posts.

I don't see anyone claiming that there will be no bans. I take this post as communication that comments, that previously would have been banned, will be max de-boosted, instead.
Unless I goofed in looking up this information, BH has outperformed the S&P 500 since 10 years ago and since 5 years ago, and that's with the S&P's dividendends reinvested. A few years ago I think it was different, but then they made a lot of money on Apple.
It‘s not a consequence but your imagination. Peak oil and global warming are actually opposites. You can‘t fix climate change and hope to find more oil.

There‘s a big difference between perhaps not doing holidays in a place far away or even not buying a smart TV or new phone and what you describe.
I really hate how no big tech company is just making excellent hardware/software that people buy cus it's excellent. Everything (by big tech) seems to be some sort of sleazy scam nowadays.
Lua's manual. One flat page with everything. Language, standard library, C API, and even the complete syntax. The only thing it needs is the table of contents prepended. Possibly lacking examples which is something you asked for.
What could a world without Twitter look like?
To me it is. What happens when you buy a new laptop? How do you share your setup with your coworkers?

I have _all_ installed packages pinned and auto update set to off.

I needed to update a single package recently and then it wasn't updating. Why? Because for `brew upgrade xxx` requires you to first run `brew update`. The only package manager that I know that needs this.

I know there are ways, but why do I have to constantly fight against the tool and be afraid I don't make it unintentionally upgrade a package I don't want it to upgrade (it just installed Node v19 the other day when I needed some tiny tool that worked just fine with Node v18 (the long-term support version aka stable). It's frustrating. :/
I didn't express any views, only emotions. What disturbs me is that our views appear to be very similar. It's just at my age it is not exactly comforting.
Leveraging Structured Trusted-Peer Assessments to Combat Misinformation
>"I frankly don't care about the donations."

>"What matters is the sheer scale of the fraud and the fact that it doesn't seem to be getting pursued aggressively by the US."

Do you not believe there might be a relationship between these two things? Both parties in a two party system were on the receiving end of these donations. There's likely a lot of people on both side's of the aisle that don't want to talk about this. I think those same people want this framed as a regulatory failing instead of large scale fraud. I think the details and extent of all this are still coming to light however and that this story is likely not going away.
It has to be last because it's not a pointer to the array, it is the array. The array elements are immediately after the struct in memory. You can't resize it without reallocating the whole struct.
Building institutions and culture takes centuries and can be lost quickly. Take heart that the West is burning its cultural capital quickly and becoming low trust as people start to realize they're in a reputation poor environment.
> This is a very niche project

rockets to #1 on Hacker News
I am ignorant about the details in case of Nigeria and Rwanda, but GDP per capita may not be a good measure of living standards in nations with massive inequality.

A couple of ultra-rich oil tycoons in an otherwise poor country will artificially increase the per capita figure.
El Salvador takes risks for Chinese investments
Global Ping Data - https://wondernetwork.com/pings

We've got servers in 200+ cities around the world, and ask them to ping each other every hour. Currently it takes our servers in Tokyo and London about 226ms to ping each other.

We've got some downloadable datasets here if you want to play with them:
https://wonderproxy.com/blog/a-day-in-the-life-of-the-intern...
Only that such a network call can't replace the pixel output.

It just adds up to the overall latency.

Also real latency of web-pages is measured in seconds these days. People are happy when they're able to serve a request in under 0.2 sec.
I am one of those that can communicate effectively but cannot make eye contact with the other party. Simply can't. I never could. If I try to look him/her/them in the eyes I am loosing control, can't find my words, losing the train of thought and focus.
This inability brought me a lot of disadvantages in time. For example, I've been underperforming at all interviews and oral exams.
Ukraine war: We will rebuild, vows mayor of flattened Mariupol
To reveal some hidden fun stuff in the 'reply' links (because hovering over everything is mildly annoying):

Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('a')).filter(a => a.innerText === 'reply').forEach(r => r.innerText = `${r.innerText} (${r.href.replace("http://news.ycombinator.com/", "")})`)
Janitors maintain, not create or optimize. It's literally an engineer's job to plan and realize a concept.
Do you happen to fly a lot, and thereby might have a personal reason to not want flying to be as bad as reported?
> The psychological dependency on drugs should be treated

Current addiction treatments tend to approach the problem from multiple directions, but in the end it has to be a decision from the affected person.

If this vaccine actually works it can give them a leg up while they explore the underlying psychological problems that led them to substance addiction in the first place.
Given that CA has been relatively high tax for high earners for many decades now, and has had the highest incomes for decades, the probability of higher earners moving away seems to be low.
You can be secure with a hardware wallet. The keys stay internal to it, it shows the transaction data on its own display, you press a button on the hardware wallet to approve, and it passes the signed transaction back to your computer.
Fear is the problem, not the solution. I recently talked to a friend and he‘s so much in fear that he just gave up on all the good ways to improve the situation.
I don't think keeping phones away from kids is enough to solve smartphone addiction. There are lots of smartphone addicts who were already adults before smartphones were invented-- I was well into my 20s when the iphone was invented, so I definitely wasn't using it as a kid, yet I don't think I have a healthy relationship with the technology.

I also don't think it's particularly helpful to blame individual parents (most of whom are doing the best they can at a very difficult job!) for what is ultimately a social issue that all of us contribute to.
It's not just corruption. It's a rejection of the values of the Enlightenment (reason, evidence, progress, etc), because those ideas came from colonial powers.

Those are also the ideas that work, whether they are applied in Europe or in Africa.
Current military thinking is "No" - the expectation, via lots of simulation, analysis, recent history, large-scale military exercises, and intel is that advanced weapons systems make dogfighting increasingly unlikely. Where it does happen, capability aspects other than pure kinematic superiority will make a big difference. And before anyone smugly reminds us all of Vietnam, they should refresh themselves on the lessons learned from the '91 Gulf War.
After visiting the website, I came here to post the same comment, and I see others have done the same. Kudos OP! Your website knocks the socks off any other website I've seen, really well done.
There is definitely much more fuss about this across MSM esp. in Europe.

Being more upset at lacking alcohol at a sports event over being upset at the existence of concentration camps in China is quite something. There is some palpable hypocrisy that's apparent if one holistically compares the coverage.
Nah.. we'll evolution won't get a chance. Between cybernetics and genetic engineering we'll eventually overcome issues with our physical bodies way before evolution comes into play.
There is nothing wrong with your bullshit sensor. Sadly, it is every bit as silly as detected.

This one was amusing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_nRsnd2-Lo

More laughs here: https://www.youtube.com/@fu4nvf/videos
Kagame being genocidal is news to me.
I'm responding specifically to: "No one here is unaware that people use these terms in new ways. Likewise they are not denying the usage."

Other places in this post people absolutely do deny the usage.
Worse he gave "grants" through one of his foundations to news outlets like Vox, Intercept, ProPublica, and others. Vox did not even put a disclaimer about them having taken money from him in the fluff pieces they put out. They have only started doing so after the implosion of FTX, probably to ward off potential controversy.
When I went for my students exchange program last year I clearly remember having that urge for meeting new people and potential dates. Things went on amazing but no dates took place and I believe I didn't realize the opportunities that were coming my way. That's what dating apps solve and yes they need some fine tuning as well!
... in Org Mode ...
First paragraph is not a real compelling argument: HN has it because it has it. I should downvote :)

As for the second paragraph: to each his own. You have that choice.
What are the chances that the firmware is signed?
You’re arguing that a trustless will serve the many, whereas in reality only a few people got really rich. That doesn’t rhyme well.
The author is mistaking trans men with trans women. The pregnancy language change is for women transitioning into men. They can still be pregnant.

Everyone is too blind in their rage over transwomen existing to realize that.
Django docs have much better examples than many of its "tutorials" out there.
This is one of the reasons I don’t bet on AMD for GPU outside of gaming. All the other GPU vendors (NVIDIA , Intel, Apple, Qualcomm etc ) are investing strategically on making sure popular software is hardware accelerated by their products. NVIDIA is clearly in the lead here, due to the excellent choices for CUDA, but AMD is the only vendor who seems to not be pushing forward here because their HIP and ROCm strategy seems to be flawed.
People have been repeating Penrose's nonsense for decades because it supports a dualistic view generally motivated by religious views. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind%E2%80%93body_dualism

I think you can probably track the popularity of this idea with the development of neuroscience and decreasing popularity of hardcore religious worldviews and other types of superstition.

https://www.calculemus.org/MathUniversalis/NS/10/09mcdermott...
”The main problem crypto has is … lack of scalability in layer1.”
You can see this in some peoples reactions to “cityscapes of the future” paintings/artwork. Those that are not of the dystopian aesthetic invariably feature tall, slender, delicately constructed, hyper-dense structures. Greenery is everywhere, in winter gardens, on rooftops. Hawks circle, fish can be seen in ponds with ornate bridges crossing. Smoke, pollution, and of course cars… are notably completely absent.
And environmentalists hate them.
Good for them. Not that it's bad to talk about it, and we have the BBC, The Guardian, and other investigative journalists to thank for bringing this out into the light for the past decade, but the time for action was actually a decade ago when the stories were breaking,[1] when it became clear that migrant workers were dying from heat stroke. There are probably other insidious practices, but funny thing is the public was not talking about it. When did football as an establishment grow a conscience? Has it really? When did it become fashionable to talk about FIFA's corruption? Are we prepared to actually dissolve that organization in a vat of acid and start from scratch?

But really, what the hell took us so long to get fired up about this situation? Does it really take beer sales to get people invested in human rights abuses? It feels like the controversy is just another batch of rotating clickbait that will get flushed down the memory hole in a few weeks, and the systemic rot will remain.

For me, the entire sport lost a lot of its glamour when the amount of money involved came to the fore. Most clubs vying for the Champion's League trophy are too big to fail now, and with it comes all the problems of economic institutions. The advertising, the scandals, the enormous egos of players and coaches alike. It's gross. In France, the national team's coach was asked why the team flew in private jets from Paris to another city in France when the high-speed trains would have sufficed. It could've been a good PR opportunity for the country since these athletes -- no, people -- are revered. The coach scoffed and joked they would row to the next tournament abroad. These people are detached from reality, and it is because society elevated these personalities to demigod status. Football has become simply one more utopian refuge of escape.

I remember the sport in a purer form from 20 years ago. Maybe that is nostalgia, and maybe I'm foolish for remembering the innocent form of the sport. Sure, the biggest European clubs were already approaching billion dollar values, but now it feels filthy and sick. Clubs are like mercenary squads, and the sport feels like a convenient advertising and money-laundering vehicle for oligarchs and authoritarians.

1- https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2019/oct/07/s...
Only things I can think of is that for windowed apps, you have to wait for the OS to hand you mouse events, since the mouse may be on another window, and you have to render to a window instead of directly to the framebuffer.
Anti stealth air to air isn't really magic and the DoD itself foresaw stealth no longer being a decisive advantage against peers by 2025. It's just a matter of a larger, lower wavelength phased array radar in an integrated air defence system and a dual-mode preferably imaging seeker on the missile itself.

Then there is also the issue that it's now viable to track airplane from geostationary orbit (really) and to deploy satellite swarms in low earth orbit which will probably be applied to air defence within a decade if it's not already done.
My wife has a saying, “you don’t get what you want unless you ask for it”

Similar I’ve heard “if you ask you might not get it. If you don’t ask, you definitely will not”

Even if the OP didn’t get their guitar, what did they lose by trying? Nothing. But since they were willing to put themself out just a little they ended up with something I’m sure they love.

There’s a fine line between this attitude and demanding from people to things you think you’re entitled to. But with the attitude OP had, I think this is a really healthy way to realize your hopes.
finite inventory of missiles?
Have people not been watching all the combat footage coming out of Ukraine? The future of combat isn’t in drones or unmanned aircraft even though Ukraine has been effective in the war with them. But end of the day war is about coordination and communication. Watching Ukrainian coordination between ground troops and artillery, or watching commanders use 1000 dollar commercial planes to watch a battlefield play out and redirect artillery has been such a stark difference in comparison to the Russians. air superiority is still somewhat in Russia’s favor and if they had a plane near even half of the f-35’s capabilities they would have a lot more success in taking out key Ukrainian weapons and command. Meanwhile they’re flying their su-57’s with unguided ordinances with no communication with ground or naval troops leading to disastrous results.
This is one of the coolest things I've seen on HN. I am definitely going to try to follow the instructions on this in the near future! I don't even play saxophone, but now I am not definitely going to learn. I would 100% buy one of these, if not 3 so I could give some as gifts.

Thanks for sharing and seriously, awesome project. Almost brings a tear to my eye.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2148945/
Not to mention that the vast majority of CAS missions by NATO countries over the last 10+ years has been dropping guided munitions from 20000 feet.

Or how 4th gen aircraft range is due to drop tanks, which further decrease their payload.

Or how the US is gearing up for a near peer conflict, in which light attack aircraft are essentially useless due to how vulnerable they are.

edit: The US should probably adopt some light attack aircraft, but for counter insurgency operations. And for something like that, midweight drones with hellfires/brimstones and modern prop planes will be significantly cheaper than even the A-10 or the FA50.
So this is how holophonors came about...
There exist analog keyswitches, have you considered playing with those?
If that's the lowest fee you can find, you are probably sending some money to a few Nigerian princes on the side and investing in SBF's next venture.
Qatar won't allow any cooked Kosher food and public Jewish prayer
> Really? You don't look at the stack machine that runs the .pyc files and go "jeez this is just Forth with some syntactic sugar on"?

No, because stack machines, including stack machines for use as interpreters of compiled languages, pre-date Forth by many years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stack_machine
Mistake...was thinking of someone else. I stand corrected.
To boost the per capita GDP of Nigeria from $834 to $2085, your two oil tycoons would need to have annual income of more than 130 billion dollars each.

A couple of ultra-rich people can't really move GDP per capita figures anywhere; that's not how averages work.
Haha, that makes sense. If it's true, a good move for Musk would be to pin Trump's last tweets to the home page. :)
> Elon somehow is able to cut through all that BS and ship a new feature in just a week to all his users. How? What does he know that the rest of the industry don't? I think he understands something that might sound obvious on the surface: Twitter is just a fucking website. Literally no one will die if they fuck up.
Is that true? What if DM's or other private information gets leaked do to a code change? This could provide enough information to target individuals for murder depending on what the new info is.
Sounds perfect for you then!
One of the reasons renewables will have an easier time replacing fossil fuels than people who worry about intermittency/baseload think is that for most people, in most places, the grid simply isn't that reliable anyway. Cheaper and 'good enough' is a relative variable on both axis.
Every time Passkeys comes up, I think it's important to point out it takes the FIDO dongle model where a private key that never left the device, is now is passed into the hands of either Google or Apple for management.

I mean I totally understand how it could be easier to use and manage, but it just kind of scares me.
We can't if we keep running a society that's working people into a minimal life.

Reduce work and living expenses to give people back some time and energy to actually pick up something more complicated than social feeds or digital entertainment.
MacPorts is actively supported, with broad package support — and of course, pull requests for new packages are welcome.

v2.8 was just released on October 20th; changelog here: https://github.com/macports/macports-base/blob/v2.8.0/Change...
The biggest case for the F-35 is that it uses state of the art US electronics. As the war in Ukraine has shown, while Russian planes might have decent airframes (even the Ukrainians are using them to good measure), it's the gap in technology that's the real trump card for the US and west in general (Ukrainian MiGs are also punching above their weight as they were upgraded rather recently). NASAMs for example been very effective and have taken out state of the art Russian fighters. Plus the effectiveness of weapons like HIMARS and Javelins.

Anyhow the F-35 is a bit of a dog in the air, not particularly fast nor manoeuvrable nor anything really but it incorporates state of the art technology and fires state of the art missiles. That alone makes it deadlier than anything China or Russia can field.
I still benefit from roads eventho I rarely use them.

You may not watch Fox News and Murdochs other trash propaganda companies without paying the BBC.
Adaptive sync can only delay drawing, never make it happen sooner. This means it can only harm average latency of response to unpredictable events, such as human interaction. (Individual events may have lower latency purely by luck, because latency depends on the position of the raster scan relative to the part of the screen that needs to be updated, and adaptive sync will perturb this, but this effect is just as likely to make things worse.) The lowest average latency is always achieved by running the monitor at maximum speed all the time and responding to events immediately.

Adaptive sync is beneficial for graphically intensive games where you can't always render fast enough, but IMO this should never be true for a GUI on modern hardware.
You can review his donations at https://www.opensecrets.org/outside-spending/donor_detail/20....

Millions to the Senate and House leadership funds; that's not going to lost-cause races.
He literally says he doesn't expect most software engineers to be coding. That's outlandish, and his follow-up that thousands of Twitter engineers somehow can still be "producing work or value" without coding is ridiculous.
I’m curious to see an architecture discussion from 1Password to better understand what security tradeoffs they’ve made with their implementation.I think it’s a great step forward, but it still may not suffice as a single factor login for a lot of cases.

That’s not to say I won’t be happy storing a good chunk of my current credentials in 1Password. I’m just looking to better understand how this fits in the threat models I need to contend with.