skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> In what way is NASA implying self-sacrifice?

That they are careful with other peoples' money.

> I’m saying they aren’t only motivated by money.

I never said only. I said it is a powerful motivator that motivates nearly all of us.

> status

is another path to getting money.

> status chasing men are more apt to date a beautiful but poor female than a rich homely one

What they'll do is marry the rich one and cheat on her with the beauties. Besides, having an elegant beauty on your arm gives a big boost to one's career. Just look at JFK and Jackie. There's no doubt Jackie was a big help. And there's no doubt JFK selected her with that help in mind.

You can believe what you like. But I (and many I know) have become a lot happier through recognizing how human nature actually is rather than believing in the fantasy. The unhappy people I know are the ones who still believe in the fantasy, and are constantly disappointed.
We'll be exploring AND/OR and conditional markets at some point... liquidity permitting.
Ask HN: Are there no good to-do and list apps?
Given that a to-do list app is the first project many developers create when learning a new(or first) language, where are all the great apps?

Most of them are just bad, or they charge outrageous subscription fees for basic functionality.
My ontology is very simple, since I only care about owners/shareholders

2 types of nodes

1) Company
<-> Owners ( Company|Person )
Incorporation Date
Name
Type (llc, c-corp,s-corp, publicly traded, etc)
2) Person
<-> Companies
Name

I can start adding other types of relationships and properties, but that was not my goal :)
Arrow keys work great, thanks!
The UX Designer's Guide to NFTs
How would Sapling avoid this? As I understand it it uses the same data model as Mercurial which is really the same as Git's. I think you would need something like Pijul to solve it nicely. At least as far as I can tell.

I might actually try this in Pijul because I too encounter this semi-regularly (it's not a freak occurrence at all) and my solution is basically to give up and squash my branch before rebasing.
Nice, do you know whether this DSL was ever used successfully fir other endeavours (abstract interpretation, lowering to Why3, any kind of symbolic execution? or a language server?). I've been looking for a 'flex/bison with complete semantics' and it might be a piece of the puzzle.
Some random advice from the internet, try to find out what works for you. As much as you're aware of your problem and looking for a solution, all should be good.

It might be a good idea to start writing a list of things which can help you overcome focusing issue, and things which exacerbate.

Random list of what to try
- listening to music, specific playlist
- working from co-working/cafe, separating workspace
- amount of meetings
- stress factors, how it affects the focus level
- overall distractions (news, social feeds)
- reading habits

and so on. In theory, it should be possible to find & maintain routine which works for you and things which can put you back on track once you notice your focus is drifting away.

There also could be unreasonable expectations from yourself, not enough rest and bunch of other things.

Good luck
There's a non-trivial chance we might be available in Euro area next year, but early to tell right now as we're focused on US.
> The idiot (Sam) took billions of peoples hard saved assets and let a 27 year old twit day trade gamble it down the tube.

That's the same story those who portrayed SBF as a hero now try to sell you.

Go back and read the explanation of the scam from those who explained the scam while it was ongoing (months and even years it blew up). From independent journalists to traders to even people testifying against FTX in front of congress: several saw SBF was a nobody and that he was full of shit (some junior trader who successfully executed three minor arbitrage at Jane Street on some minor market or something: nobody knew his name in the finance world, he was a complete no-name).

These people who sniffed him for the fraud he was have got a different story.

Here are a few interesting facts:

- top lawyer at FTX, Dan Friedberg, is an ex- colleague of the top lawyer at BitFinex, Stuart Hoegner... What did they both work on as colleagues? Biggest online poker scam, where a company wrote a poker server with a "god mode" to defraud players. Coincidence right? I mean... FTX / BitFinex, just a coincidence.

- SBF said he was fed up with the usual crypto exchanges that couldn't be trusted

- first thing SBF does is send $$$ to tether (through 100+ fake companies/banks like Moonstone banks and the like) in exchange for USDTs

So he doesn't trust exchange, but sends over the years billions of his customers' real USD to the most shady of them all to get, in exchange, counterfeited money (tether/USDT)? And the top FTX lawyer happens to have been involved in both a fraud and a coverup with the top lawyer at BitFinex.

BTW it's the Panama papers that revealed that the gang between tether and BitFinex where the exact same people.

Every single Bitcoin pump is linked to insane volume on the BTC/USDT trading pair. Even the last one, done through FTX/Alameda, when Coinbase and USDC were already big.

So everything circles around tether / Bitfinex (who are still in the game, compared to SBF / FTX / Alameda).

And that official story: "The 27 years old lost it all to bad leveraged trades that had no stop-losses".

OK, sure. Fine. Maybe.

But tell me... Wasn't it Bitfinex or Bitfinex's Alameda on the other side of that trade? (for Bitfinex also has the same structure with their own "independent" trading arm, whose name I currently forgot).

I mean... Let's not talk about the petty $40 m in donations to grease politicians (mostly democrats but also republicans). That's petty money. Just like the rumours about $120m in real estate that SBF's parents acquired (which may or may not be true). Even if true, that's still cheap kickbacks for the money mule / fuse / useful idiots.

WHERE ARE THE FUCKING TENS OF BILLIONS?
Running the CPU constantly at 400MHz is likely to consume more power than bursty workloads at full speed. There are various linked clock domains, and if the CPU cores can't get into low power states then neither can other bits of hardware on the SoC.
There’s no cost to “bluetooth wifi etc” being on and not doing anything unless you’re operating an RF chamber or have the security needs of a head of state.

It doesn’t significantly affect battery life; any time in your own life you’ve spent thinking about this would be better spent playing with your dog, or getting a dog so you can play with it.
Ah, Cambiar the Cannibal! 10/10 would absolutely recommend this playthrough series, especially as chill/background audio. Super enjoyable and you don't have to be 100% tuned in to keep up. I often have this on while doing chores.
You mean you can often give up and avoid solving the problem by squashing before rebasing?
Behold Carrot, the 67-pound goldfish caught in France
My big problem is starting a base, playing it for 10-20 hours, and then feeling guilty for trying to push my luck any further. It's very easy to end up in situations that seem too cruel to continue.
That's like the legendary carps bug.

> fish and all other creatures are coded similar to Dwarfs for level progression, so training a skill not only improves the skill but also the relevant physical stats. Well, Carps have swimming as a skill. And they are always swimming. So within minutes of spawning every carp was a dwarf-sized mass of angry muscle and razor sharp teeth.
Well, gettimeofday is a syscall, and we do intercept it (along with clock_gettime, clock_gettres, time, nanosleep, and the rdtsc instruction, even though that last one is not a syscall). When we intercept it, we report virtual time back to the guest. We make sure that virtual time is deterministic, across all threads in the container, irrespective of what the wall clock time is on the host machine.

So for instance, if there are multiple threads in a chess engine, and they are racing to write search results to a data structure, these threads will interleave in a reproducible order under Hermit, and the races will resolve consistently.

But the downside is that Hermit does sequentialize execution onto one core. So in the current version, a multithreaded program doesn't get actual wall-clock speedup from its parallelism. (The earlier dettrace did allow some limited guest parallelism, and we plan to bring that back.) For this reason, Hermit's good for consistent testing multithreaded software, but you wouldn't want to run parallel software under it outside of testing.
GigaBrain – A Reddit Search Engine
Crypto and NFTs Aren’t Welcome in Grand Theft Auto Online
love to get your thoughts on what was the main source of failure
I agree. I wouldn’t use them with a purelymail.com email address since I’m not sure they’re gonna be around forever, but for use with a custom domain the service works great for now
I'm a little baffled my comment was downvoted, too; and it's another one of those instances where I wish there was a requirement to give a reason for downvoting on HN.

I'm not sure what on earth about my original comment there could be considered as 'negative', or 'factually incorrect'. I simply provided an honest anecdotal account of my experience with the service; which I feel is relevant to the conversation.
one could argue that the storyteller is just a different facet of the difficulty scaling system.

different narrators are more difficult than others.

As far as the whole 'intelligent AI' thing. Eh, not really. It's a (small) set of conditions that determines the timing of the next event, the difficulty/magnitude of the event, and whether or not the event will be positive/negative/neutral; plenty of games have had such systems without marketing them as 'intelligent AI storytellers'.

The game is great though. I've sunk way too many hours into it.
What does your ideal to-do list app look like?
Exactly. If we experience global nuclear warfare or runaway climate change, the generation that caused it will be a cautionary tale, not "the golden age"
The way I did this at a company I worked for is that we had a MediaWiki. That's the software that runs Wikipedia. Whenever anyone would ask me a question, I would make a MediaWiki page or add to an existing page and appropriately link the page or entry to other relevant pages and answer the question there. Then I would send them a link to the MediaWiki page. This was super efficient. Whenever any documentation was wrong, I would update it.
Sure, replace documentation enforcer with security team. Same argument.
I just started to use fish which seems like most of the things oh-my-zsh does but without the hassle. On the down side it has few quirks (loops, wildcards for example).
Clearly we need to feed DF generated descriptions to AI and generate tilesets for that /s

ASCII version will get the new UI Soon™

Personally I don't think the new look they're going with will be problem with imagination for me - the new look adds just enough detail that you can spot dwarf by their look alone but there is still plenty of space to imagine how exactly the described things look
In functional languages where you can't tell the difference, like ML or Haskell, values are bound directly to variables, so capturing the value is closing over the variable. But in C++, variables represent storage locations which contain values, so if you copy the value, you're not really closing over the variable (unless it's const).

To look at it from another perspective, if a closure closes over the variable, then references to that variable inside the closure should behave the same as references to that variable outside of it. If you can change the variable value outside, and it's not reflected inside the closure, then it's not really the same variable inside and outside.
As a bike riding hippie in the age of video meetings and streaming, explain to me why the world elite need to fly all over the world in private jets to discuss climate change?

Can you tell me why my grocery store stopped giving out free plastic bags by charging for them, and now phasing them out for paper, but they still sell plastic garbage bags and I can't reuse the grocery store bag for my garbage bag now?

Can you tell me why bunker fuel for cargo ships which is a major driver for pollution isn't being stopped? Seems like there are a limited number of large ships creating a massive amount of emissions that would be go after.

Can you explain why the phrase "Climate Change" is a better mission that "reduce pollution", which seems easier to understand and get behind for everyone?
vim-fugitive is ergonomically great for routine stages and commits.

DiffView is good but there's no point denying GUI diff viewers are better than text ones, so I use one (meld or sublime-merge), which does mean launching a separate tool. That's fine for my limited uses (quick visual overviews, or fixing merge conflicts).
Whoa this is awesome. To accomplish this currently I do:

- Open up VSCode terminal and git log to get commit hash

- Ctrl + P > Gitlens: Open on remote with (paste hash so the link probably won't die or change as opposed to 'main')

Definitely going to install and check out, it sounds way simpler
LedgerX team is more tech savvy and higher execution team. We considered all options and LedgerX was the superior one for our needs.

LedgerX is fully separated from rest of FTX from financial perspective by virtue of CFTC regulation, so no impact on us!
It is there, but hibernation is a pain to implement since it doesn’t have much in common with other OS functions, so eg device driver engineers don’t enjoy implementing/maintaining it much.

It is useful in laptops as a last ditch effort to avoid losing data when the battery dies, but that’s one reason phones don’t implement it even though their batteries die much more often.
> I've had Blu-Rays that required multiple tries and even some that I haven't managed to rip yet due to apparent damage (though resurfacing might yet make them readable).

Are you using a slim BD drive? I switched to a "normal" 5.25 sized (a.k.a. 41mm tall half-height bay) and got significantly improved speeds and reliability after trying two different slim drives.
Songs of Syx too.
Tech Talent Is Flooding the Job Market
That's my issue as well. I spend enormous time playing something like single colonist on the north pole. It never ends well. Sometimes some stupid bear one-shots me through all defenses, sometimes raiders are getting stronger and stronger until they just overcome me and my pack of huskies. It was a time spent well, but I don't play anymore because I like something like WoW when you can't really lose forever. That's not the case with rimworld (unless you're restoring old saves which I don't like) and it's even designed to kill from what I understand. For example I'll spend lot of time building my perfect castle. Not necessarily with defenses but with art and stuff like that. That pushes cost of my colony higher and causes stronger raiders. Playing on peaceful is not interesting either.
I was hoping it was on sale! Today is the first day of the autumn steam sale. I bought enough to wait until the next one.
Sciter supports flex units but not flexbox.
Flex units (and grid layouts) are in Sciter since 2007, ~10 years before browsers got them. Flexibility is the must for desktop UIs so it was in the engine from the very beginning.

Sciter's flex units + CSS flow property is a superset of flexbox and grid features. For example paddings, margins, border widths, left|right|top|bottom can be expressed in flex units.

Everything that can be defined by flexbox can be expressed by flex units / flow:

https://terrainformatica.com/w3/flex-layout/flex-vs-flexbox....
+1 on this answer - there's a ton more examples here: student loans, climate policy, hurricanes, inflation, etc.
hacker news talking about crypto is like your racist maga boomer uncle talking about crt.
Surely every 100 years?
Or maybe the problem is you view it as hypocrisy. I don't. It's illustrative of perfectly normal and predictable human behavior. The surprise would be if he did give it all to the Party.

My dad wasn't laughing at him. He was laughing at the Communists with their inability to recognize their false god.
This really highlights something I've observed about lawyers. They don't operate on reason or logic like many think they do. They merely operate in this constructed world where they perform interpretation of contracts, bureaucracy, and laws. And it's a very one way street because of that. Just try to hold a lawyer to anything. They'll point to a contract you signed as if Moses himself brought it down from on high, like General Buck Turgidson in Dr. Strangelove pointing at the big board, but when it comes time for them to act upon something in a contract that supposedly protects you, it's like putting your finger on one of those balloon toys filled with water. Trying to tell a lawyer that something they think is defined is in fact undefined is an exercise in pure futility.
The learning curve is not as steep as you might think from watching youtubers.

The game adapts to how well you're doing, so as they advance quickly because of their experience their challenges will escalate in difficulty as well. As a newcomer you'll advance slower so won't face as many obstacles as soon as you've seen them happen.

I mean, you'll still lose your first colony. And the next 10 after that. But each time you learn a bit more.
I play this way too. I have my core colonists who were my starting crew and folks who enter relationships with them. If I lose one of my core pawns, I tend abandon the colony and restart the game unless it's something suitably epic. This tends to work out fine for me because the beginning to middle phase of the game is by far my favorite. My playthroughs tend to be themed and not based on traditional "beat the game" mechanics. One play through I may be focused on trying to get my archotech cult all uploaded into computer minds and having everything in my base automated with bots. Another I may go tribal of medieval play through where I use mods to remove the sci-fi elements of the game and just have an old fashioned war between factions. The possibilities are endless with this game and the mod ecosystem.
As mentioned, extensions is one example. How do you resize the sidebar? Or resizing the vertical size of the "Outline" pane?

To be honest, guess it was a long time ago I last used VS Code, but when I did, I ended up in situations where it wasn't suitable to use the keyboard too many times.
Show HN: `Curl Asciiquarium.live`
Reviewing a squashed branch is much harder than reviewing one set of closely related deltas, and then reviewing a different set of closely related deltas that happen to overlap.
I personally used https://www.metroresidences.com/
Agreed. But my comment was in comparison to a car needing maintenance. If nothing changes and I drive my car for 5 years without taking a look under the hood, it will be a mess. If not a stitch of work is done on it, I'm in trouble.

If however I have an app and I don't look under the hood for 5 years, it could still run as good as it did when I locked it down. As you said some companies run on apps written for windows98. Those apps are still working as they always did.

I don't think it needs are constantly changing. Like it could freeze for weeks/months. Leave existing bugs and put versions in lock.

I do agree that it will eventually need to change, but that's where selective hiring comes in. Oh system X isn't great. Lets find a team for that, all else remains black-boxed.
There's Gollum, which powers the built-in wikis on GitLab and GitHub. Its web UI handles making commits for you.
Anyone knows if there is a way to tune this algorithm to be lossy ?
If you are trying to suggest that CNC is 'easy mode' then please educate yourself on the process and nuances of doing CNC work.
Actually it doesn’t have to be A/C. If you have central air then you have a HEPA filter so just run the system’s fan.
Only supports Metal though, no OpenGL apps (even through their OpenGL implementation is written on top of Metal).
This looks great, but I'm not terribly jazzed about having my diagrams permanently hosted on a third-party site. I know it's hard to make self-hosted interactive diagrams like this, but I'd like my documentation to last longer than this site.
Won't older versions of curl source code be available forever in any case? I understand that people use very old machines/code sometimes, but I don't think it's that unreasonable to say "if you must use a compiler with capabilities stuck in the 20th century, you can't use curl source newer than late 2022".
As someone who has played loads of roguey games (ADOM, ToME, CDDA, etc), I found Qud to be pretty miserable. I just don’t think it is possible to play it without watching or reading long tutorials from other people.

In my opinion that is AKA a poorly-made game.
It's 25k downside exposure limit (doesn't mean your upside is capped at 25k).

Also even if you can't hedge the exposure in its totality, it is still worth hedging a fraction of it. "Under-hedging" is a common term in commodities markets - people often want to cover a portion of their exposure and leave the rest in the hands of mother nature.
You have probably been fed disinformation much more than being delusional, but it sounds the same ;)

> Israel is an illegal occupation started by the British in 1917.

If you don't consider the British taking the land from the Ottomans to be legal, than you will have to count turtles all the way down to Adam and Eve.

If you think the treaty made between the Arabs and Jews was illegal, than you simply don't know history.

The first land-for-peace treaty in the area gave the larger and (then) more desirable area of the TransJordan to the Arabs, and the smaller and less wanted pre-1948 area of Palestine to the Jews. It was overseen by the British, who were in control of the area, and de-facto relinquished that control by allowing the agreement.

The Jews were never happy with the agreement, but it was forced upon them by the party legally in control. The Arabs, as with every other land for peace grab, immediately forgot the "peace" part, acted as though the half given was always theirs, and proceeded to attack and kill the Jews.

(The Jews, being somewhat blind to fact, keep on falling for this trick.

It took only a few weeks from when the Israelis left Gaza till rockets were being launched from the land they vacated, Hamas was openly saying that Gaza was always theirs, and that if they would just be given half of Jerusalem there would be peace! - Lucy would be proud.)

> removing the right of return and starting an open-air prison, nothing serious!

The "open air prison" you refer to is a) not a prison at all Tens of thousands of Arabs leave the "open air prison" you have been told of for work, leisure, and college on a daily basis. b) In the densest areas, Israel has tried to build better houses, has poured funds into attempts to improve the area. Hamas will not allow it, (it is in their interest for the people to feel oppressed), and the Israeli government cannot force the rebuilding of homes as it would cause International outrage at their involvement. The funds they sent are instead given to promote terrorist activities. c) Top notch healthcare is available for all Arabs, no matter where they live d) Any Arab that wants to travel abroad is invited to at any time. What "right-of-return" did they have that was removed from them? e) For some reason, there are Arabs from all the nearby countries (Syria, Jordan, etc) trying to get into Israel, even at risk of life. Any comparative look at the treatment that they get at home shows why. If you are ever in the area and are not afraid to be open minded, check it out.

Any attempt to frame Israel as the bad guys might be politically expedient, and it may even be innocently from the garbage you have been fed, but it's factually entirely wrong.