skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why stop at the names? Imagine someone thinks he is a samurai, and thus all others must bow to him a little to express their respect. If they refuse or "forget", he must punish the offenders. We can master the art of feeling offended together.
Here's a list somebody posted yesterday on the arch reddit https://github.com/asdf8dfafjk/Terminal-Features/blob/main/F...
Yes but imagine you're in a stressful situation where your life is in danger because you didn't realize your subscription expired and your 0-60 is 6.1s instead of 5.1s.

Are you hitting doenshifts 100% in those situations?
"I had women ghost me or leave the table when they realized I didn't work in finance"

I've dated extensively in SF and NYC and never had anything close to that kind of experience. To me, it's all about being deliberate and particular about who you go out with before you go out with them.
Right on, but I don't even think most are leaving, it's just MSM again making "people should leave stupid twitter" talk points and some random people here and there taking the bait and writing online (or mainly tweeting) that they will leave twitter. It's beautiful to see how they are losing power. Like how stupid MSM is looking RIGHT NOW as they try to buff the FTX scam while people can see exactly what went on if they just go to twitter.
I don't assume, just going by what college graduates have said.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW2LpFkVfYk
Actually the government very specifically does not have the right to retaliate against you based upon protected speech you make, the entire point of the first amendment.
A very vocal subset of Elon's followers went from "free speech absolutists" to organized mass reporting their enemies in a matter of days. That has to be some kind of record.

Their enemies list: https://twitter.com/elmforkJBGC/status/1596041824573198336

Python script to mass report: https://twitter.com/WhiteRoseAFA/status/1596236817858056192
What skills are you looking for here? Who even knows what a tabstop is these days, much less how or why to set them. Hanging indents? No way.

But my 6th grader writes reports and what not. Those are going to be mostly done in a word processor. 20 years ago, when I was in college, I wrote a lot of documents in a word processor too; I'd be surprised if that has changed that much; my school wasn't hardcore enough to indoctrinate us in latex, I think everyone used Microsoft Word.
Did I miss something from the article? Why are you talking about lithium batteries when the lawsuit was clearly about a coal mine? Also, cutting off coal production sounds like the most direct way to promote alternative power sources?
Jokes on you, this is my one and only account.
Despite the complexity of the cause of the problem, the fix was really simple: they just introduced 64 bytes of padding between the two struct members to guarantee that they never could fall within the same cache line. Sometimes the best solution is brute force!
> Applications do not really benefit from markup language.

The question is whether developers do.
Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microcode#History) dates it back to 1951 and Maurice Wilkes.
CPUs already do, except for when the abstraction breaks down for performance reasons.
The competition is cron and a folder of scrips which provides a productive result from day one.

I am not in an ops role at the moment, but in the past nothing has been able to beat cron. And the main reason is the time required to get automation tools up and running.
There is only one hard problem in software engineering: people.
It's a bit older than the movie or movies in general.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puss_in_Boots
It sounds like she understands the commercial prospects and risks of the project better than its investors. Perhaps she should become a VC!
The way people carefully curate their own little filter bubbles on purpose is insane to me.

As an adult, why would you never want to be exposed to viewpoints that differ from your own? That's not healthy.

Edit: I'm mostly referring to those that also regularly publish their opinions assuming for others to read them.
Any transaction requires a meeting of the minds, be it seashells, gold, pallets of cash on a C-130, or crypto.
Semisopochnoi Alaska Volcano Observatory Daily Update
Because so much of the modern right has hitched its wagon to COVID conspiracy theories, climate change denial, transphobia, election denial, etc.

"Centre right", to my mind is "cut taxes and solve policy problems with the free market", not "everybody involved in supporting trans children is secretly pedophiles".

And there just aren't a lot of those in media discourse anymore.
I am increasingly shocked that how mainstream traditional mainstreet political views are now viewed as "alt-right" online by the perpetual online class

If Elon is alt-right then 85% of the US population is "alt-right"
I’d assume they just don’t. Frontier has run the numbers and decided that their shareholders will get a higher return if they are shitty to their customers.
I check intersections before proceeding through them , so no that hasn't happened in 250,000 miles of driving.

And what is that, like 0.5 seconds to make a difference? How much further will the car be when it had this subscription vs not having the subscription?
You can tell when the Elon fanboys feel threatened by how much they object to someone freely making a choice about where to spend their time.

How dare this person make an announcement on their own website about their own decision about what websites they like?!
Any particular reason you haven't? I just skimmed the code, and while 2=>3 string differences might give you some pains since you are doing a lot of works with strings and encryption, you seem to only be using standard packages so this should be an easy port. 2to3 [1] might get you all the way there with no manual changes.

[1] https://docs.python.org/3/library/2to3.html
> In modern secular society

How about change it to forever? Has there ever been a time where everyone is equal? I have NEVER seen that happen in practice, just like the communists' so called 'equality'. Let's put it in this way, I have never seen 'All animals are equal'. I have only seen 'but some animals are more equal than others'. You should read Animal Farm.
Jung and Buridan’s Ass: Jung on Making Good Choices (2016)
Therefore, he didn't die in prison.
What about all the other situations where s celebration contributes to danger?
Show HN: I created a Chrome extension to help keep good posture while browsing
Hey HN, this is a small project I created that blurs your browser window whenever you start slouching. I'm sure it can be improved, but I wanted to put it out there in case anyone was interested. Links to the github repo [0] and the extension on the Chrome Webstore [1]. I'd love to get some feedback on it.

[0] https://github.com/killa-kyle/posture-posture-posture-chrome...

[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/postureposturepost...
Sorry, the time for a pain-free decarbonization came and went, you can blame the oil and coal companies for that. They deserve this, and the pain of the people on the margins now is on their hands. Humanity will not survive 4 C of warming, it must be stopped.
Given the environmental cost I'd say that the value of bitcoin is quite literally negative. 0 is generous.
People will migrate to where they feel comfortable. When all the tiresome "woke" "butthurt" "non-serious thinkers" leave, Twitter can finally achieve its true form of being yet another Gab/Gettr/Parler/TruthSocial, unique only in being saddled with billions in debt.
The accuser.
Did you have equally intimate relationships with your US and non-US friends?

Telling someone a fact that happened in your life is not especially intimate. Like if I had a surgery or got married/divorced, I would tell basically anyone who asked. It's a vastly more intimate experience to consult with a friend - for me it would be a very close friend - about an ongoing crisis in my life. I don't usually ask casual friends for their input on my relationship problems or scary medical issues. Though if I do, that's usually part of building a closer friendship.
Curious how you got to 85%?
Pretty sure the mass amnesty does not start until next week.
The man literally promoted the idea that Nancy Pelosi's husband was attacked because he visits gay bars, or something.

How is that not alt-right?

Yet, I fear you may be correct about that 85% statistic, nevertheless.
Heroku is not "the commons", they're a company and people are playing within the rules that they set out.
I use urxvtd and LOVE it. It's blissfully fast with a smaller memory footprint than anything else I've tried.

edit: I should have mentioned, having the minimal overhead and most responsive terminal is a "tier 1" priority for me.

Urxvtd is the fastest, and lightest weight terminal period.

Either that, or something has changed since I spent a long time picking it.
The slope isn’t that slippery. It’s not unreasonable to consider a home as an indivisible unit.

> if your hypothetical homeless person wants to live on my street, he can buy one of the three homes currently for sale there, for the same price mine would sell for.

Haha oh those silly homeless people, they should just buy houses, right?
I don’t have an answer for you, but hopefully the online noise from such posts helps.

I do have some comments on the same topic.

Let’s assume Apple sends a verification email, and if we assume that the incorrect receiver (the real owner of the email address) is a malicious actor who verified the account when seeing such emails are received. The malicious actor can probably gather some information about the person who signed up using this address, but in my knowledge, cannot make further changes or make any purchases since Apple forces two factor authentication (though unfortunately, with SMS as a primary option). Any sign-in on the account prompts on the already linked devices to allow the login, following which a 2FA code will be shown on those devices to enter in the new/unrecognized device. So the risk for the person using this address is kinda low, though with the situations reversed, the risks for the person owning the domain are higher (caught for crimes uncommitted, losing the domain, etc.).

On the same topic, I’ve seen banks sending statements and transaction details without verifying the email address. This could be because the account owner gave the wrong email address by mistake or because the bank’s operations had issues processing a paper application and changed the address to something else (off by a letter, assuming that the address provided by the person has a typo, etc.). In such cases, getting the banks to correct this can range from tedious to impossible.

I don’t think email verification by sending a verification link to the email solves all the above issues. One option, which again brings similar questions, is to figure out out-of-band verification methods. I don’t think any corporation has the interest or any regulator/lawmaker/law enforcer/judiciary has the seriousness to spend time to see how this can be made better.
He’s given a perfectly fine post on what he is doing. He actually would prefer to be on Twitter.

Telling him to “shut up” and that he is “late to this particular bandwagon” seems mildly abusive.
What mainstream political views are you seeing cast as alt-right by the chronically online?
Yes, LTV is wrong.
That’s part of a deliberate effort to shift the Overton window.

It wasn’t that long ago that being against illegal immigration, against late term elective abortions, and in favor of an individual to bear arms was acceptable to proclaim public. But now those are all “alt-right”.
yeah I vary my writing styles. Much of the stuff I post through this account is controversial, to say the least. So I have to take "measures".
"price" != "worth"
FCC doesn't necessarily concern itself primarily with device functionality and security, but rather enforcing the rules of the road, so to speak, for the electromagnetic spectrum.

For example, if you sell a microwave oven, you need to use the ISM band or whatever they deem appropriate, and they won't mind whatever EMF goo it puts out. If your microwave oven deviates from allowed parameters, it will fail cert. If it interferes with telecommunications or other equipment and you sell it anyway, you can get in big trouble with Uncle Sam.

If you sell a widget that is functionally insecure but you don't lie about it in a negligent or fraudulent way, that isn't necessarily a problem. If you have a backdoor for some nefarious purpose, that could run afoul of numerous criminal or civil statutes. Some of these statutes vary by state, too, so best practice is full disclosure, of course.
> How is partition tolerance relevant to CPU cache hierarchies?

It's not. Hope that answers the question. A lot of this article is about additional concerns that are being leveraged, while avoiding the core issue.

Cache coherency and consistency are equivalent, in this case.

> How is cache coherency not a question of when and how to perform cache invalidation?

It's a consistency concern, for which you have to make a tradeoff. Cache invalidation is incidental, not specifically relevant to the problem at hand. It just happens to take place in memory that has the name cache.
Unfortunately, as long as there is some potential profit to be made by normies on crypto, it probably won't be going anywhere anytime soon.

Though to give Bitcoin some of the (marketing) credit, we get Blockchain, DEFIs, DAOs and soon CBDCs out of it. So, there's some massive innovation to be had in that sector.
https://archive.ph/IwjZN
The internal GCL language, as well as its failed replacements. There's a nice introduction in this paper: https://pure.tue.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/46927079/638953-1.... Back when I worked there, I actually quite liked the syntax of the language, though the semantics of the language was quite a dumpster fire.

Another internal language for querying Monarch. See section 5.1 of http://www.vldb.org/pvldb/vol13/p3181-adams.pdf
There are four hard problems in CS: naming cache things, invalidation, off by one and concurrency. errors, and memory alloca
Maybe it’s holidays but I noticed my twitter feed getting filled up lately with various far right types posting crap. I guess these idiots were always there but somehow they were drawn out by saner content that I care about, not anymore it seems. I’ll probably delete twitter too if that’s the way it will continue on after another a couple of weeks.
It's kind of interesting and frustrating to see how the whole twitter drama is screwing with my mental model of the "culture wars" in the US.

I'd really, really thought that principled conservatives would look at Mastodon (actually, any open social media platform) as an an opportunity to exercise their free speech. I would think they would say "oh, look, we don't need Twitter anymore. Here we can have our places, no one can censor us, no one can try to find any bullshit excuse to silence our side. Let's use it. We can make Twitter irrelevant."

Did any of that happen? No. Of course not. All of the conservatives are just "glad" that Elon is taking over. The whole thing has just been a fight over control of the corporate channel.

When the Babylon Bee got kicked out of Twitter, I thought it was stupid. I reached out to the Dillon brothers, asked if they were interested in putting together a Mastodon instance, or at least integrating their site with some ActivityPub feed. No response. Now, every other tweet can be summarized as some variation of them sucking Elon's dick.

Then, this week. I read that Claire Lehmann and Sam Harris both quit Twitter. Both were part of the "Intellectual Dark Web" that rose to some prominence (along the same time Jordan Peterson got popular). Why were they leaving Twitter? The answer is "TDS". Reinstating Trump was too much for them. Really? Of all the things that has been happening at Twitter (and Big Tech in General), this is what drives them away? Are they going to Mastodon? Apparently not, because that's only the place where "the libs" go and "we can't own them there". It's just ridiculous.
I am not talking about the book. I am talking about in practice. I am not even getting the nitty gitty details of things like women's rights.

I am only asking one question. Has there been a time in history where there are really no elites group in the religious groups and everyone is equal? When did that happen? It's such a hypocrisy that all the religions have a good idea that we should have a god above men so that we don't worship human as god, but in the end it never translated to the practice isn't it?
This is the worst gematria I've ever seen.
There was a similar comment in the other thread (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33712759) with the outstanding (IMHO) suggestion of "Lua DeeJIT" as a nod to the Deegen framework it uses
> what exactly has Huawei done?

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-16/chinese-s...
COVID decimated our local live Poker league, we'd regularly have multi-table tournaments 2019 and earlier. That obviously had to stop with the pandemic, and now, as the pandemic is slowing (but not over), nobody is around anymore. They've either lost interest or many of them have simply moved away because of remote work.
The recent election results suggest that 85% of the population didn't entertain right-wing grifter conspiracy theories about the attack on Paul Pelosi. Does that make Elon Musk relatively "alt-right", or just relatively gullible?
And it’s speculated for the same reason.

They’ve loosened up on interpreters, which is nice, but there is no way to make a JIT.
> I actually figure I can't get them interested anyway, so don't pursue these people.

This seems self-fulfilling? People who have applied to your company are saying they are interested in working there. The lack of response is the reason they lose interest.
Regarding terminal emulators, I believe that by "fast" people usually mean "low latency" instead of "high throughput". Apparently alacritty has a good performance on thoughtput according its benchmark with vtebench, but it does not provide good latency performance according to [0].

[0] https://danluu.com/term-latency/
It’s republican “silent majority” bs. They lose elections but tell themselves everyone secretly agrees with them so they don’t have to change their ideas.
I build marketing software for authors (called StoryOrigin if you want to look it up for credibility purposes), so I'm quite familiar with the space.

Exactly what you've described is already out there: https://www.atticus.io/ (released last year - I have no affiliation.)
There are problems.
Also would like a source
Go is the best.

Go’s culture of minimalism, pragmatism, and just get things done is also amazing.

What could be better:

- Even faster runtime.

- Even more efficient garbage collector.

- Sum types would have been nice to have.

- Structured logging would be great to have.

- Structured error would be nice as well.

- Cgo could be better.

- Memory arena would be great for database applications.

- Buffered channel is not as useful as I thought.

- Better channel performance would be nice.

- Closing a channel is not safe and easy to make a mistake doing it.

- Embedding could be improved.

- Standard library needs a lot more data structures.

- It needs a tuple data structure so that users can return (result, result2, error). If this exists, we can create a nice chainable libraries.

- gopls automatically generating test struct as a second implementation of an interface would be super nice to have.
Musk argued that Nancy Pelosi's husband was beaten by a gay lover to downplay the fact that a crazy far-right nutjob broke into their home and beat an elderly man with a hammer while demanding to see the Speaker of the House.

That's pretty disgusting.
Ouch, that was brutal
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https://st.suckless.org/
A small vocal minority of hate will eventually become mainstream if good people stand by and do nothing.

Watch as Elon eviscerates the mainstream media. He already calls many legit publications disinformation, saying that twitter will be the best and most truthful source of news itself.

It's straight out of Trump's playbook. These are the the robber barons of the Internet. Hearst has nothing on them.

I see it as the sequel to atlas shrugged.
QC works by the exploiting statistical properties of an algorithm to infer something about the subject through quantum computation. Writing quantum algorithms is hard because you can rarely write your algorithm in a way that directly deals with the property you want information on. Rather, you need to write an algorithm that yields your desired information as a biproduct of some other computation.
I lived in Brussels, please consider the fact that what's considered "not flat" in Brussels is completely flat in 95% of Europe.
> That's not what I'm arguing at all. I'm arguing that as long as you restrict the programs being analyzed to the subset of programs that use a finite amount of memory (i.e. those that can run on a computer), then all so-called undecidable theories suddenly become decidable. And that this could be a property that we could perhaps exploit to analyze programs more efficiently.

Well this one is just plain wrong. It is "if my grandmother had wheels she'd be a lawnmower." What you are saying is "if you change the problem, the properties of the problem change." Yes, the set of turing machines that halt in fewer than some fixed N steps is decidable. This is not interesting. It is pedantry.

> Exactly. Wouldn't it be better if you could always have true positives and true negatives? To be clear, I'm not saying that we can do this right now. But it's an avenue worth pursuing, IMHO.

But it isn't. And I've told you. You'll increase the running time of useful programs by hideous amounts. Like "won't finish executing until the universe ends" amounts.

> Perhaps you're just confusing time complexity with decidability?

I am not.
> We recently moved and our old neighbors and friends are taking care of the yard for us while it sells. For no other reason than to help. When we arrived to the new house, a new neighbor came over to help unload the truck just to help out.

when people help me move they have always gone through my boxes before lifting them up. multiple things go missing every time I enlist help moving.

once a neighbor asked to watch the house while I was gone for two weeks. sure, thanks! I came back to a destroyed house and people showing up late at night for weeks asking "is this the party house". my neighbor moved out while I was away for that two weeks and gave the keys to someone else, and told them to "go nuts", I was later informed.

anyone with a list of positive experiences with other people is ... well they're not on the planet that I'm on.
It's the same road that conflates support for essential reproductive rights with promoting "late-term elective abortions".
Some of the other unique items.

When exporting related fields (which are represented as an id that links to another module's value) the value is subbed in. When importing the opposite happens where the value is converted back to an id if possible.

Convertable modules where you define target modules where same name fields convert. Handy for converting leads to contacts, etc
So sad, you're not going to tell us all how "true and yet still invalid" works? Makes sense: it'll probably be embarrassing for you.

As for being 5: maybe if you were that age and didn't know who Foucault was, you should revert to that.
It's the other way around.

90% of the cases are easy cases, where thinking too hard about invalidation (as opposed to testing what works) is likely to give you worse performance.

There are a rare set of cases that are devilishly hard such as synchronizing the caches across an SMP microprocessor or making a system like Cloudflare really speed up your web site as opposed to slowing it down.
because the people in the government who write this stuff are going to go into industry in a few years trying to get jobs.