skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks! I want to highlight that Extism supports both server-side AND browser environments, running the same plug-ins. So SaaS is a great example of a place where end-users may want to extend functionality that runs on the client, server, or both. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
Previous discussion, 11 years ago. :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3342044

The new, bigger, better one will be done soon...
But you'd need to fine-tune the stupidity of the weak engine to have decent but not too good moves: an extra chore that would amply offset any increase of fun.
This is interesting!

* Is there a way to access a GOL file from a different language?

* Can a GOL be updated in-place with replication diffs?
Person who authorized that was promoted into becoming the (now former) head of the metropolitan police btw.
> if you don't like it

Disapproving Apple's monopolistic behavior does not imply disliking their products.
Glasses need less maintenance than contacts, and aren't as weird to put them on, so it's an easy sell.
One drawback I realized about NixOS as a router for home use is that if you need to share administration of the network, then it has to be easy for non-experts. In that case something like OpenWRT might be a better choice.
Is There Ever a Case for Implicit Code?
Year 23 of the Perl Advent Calendar Starts Today
Hopefully they will never discover that this is due to excessive wanking.
Part of a CAs job is to manage public opinion because their job is to maintain trust in the CA system. If they cannot instill trust then they should not be a CA.
Deno Is “Blazing Fast” for Humans
I have personal experience having been in a low end research fab.
The bunny suits and the protocols are elaborate.
It was only for few hours and it was quite uncomfortable, hard to see or get a sense of things around you.

Regular users would generally stay for several hours to make it worth it. No break, water, toilet or food, probably come in with an empty bladder and empty stomach and stay the whole day.

From what I have read, it requires specialised training and intermediate if not advanced level skills and relatively high level of education. You work on the same machines for years and they pay is not necessarily that high compared to the trouble that you put in.

In fact, even in Taiwan the challenge is that people often switch to chip design or software instead. This definitely gets harder as people age.
I thought the same thing. I believe it is more nuanced than that.

PRC wants Taiwan regardless of its production value (geopolitical & PRC narrative) though I'm sure they would like the control of chip manufacturing. However if the US did move all of its strategic production off island there would be less value accrued to defending outside that said keeping a close presence on China expansion is important to the US. So it would still have value maybe a bit less so.

Please excuse the human aspect of the population as we are separating that part of the discussion.
Great news for people like me who don't want to reproduce.
Yeah apparently they never had a boss who loved to say "if you have time to lean, you have time to clean".
I completely agree with you on all accounts. None of that is ok. And traumatic events should be avoided. I just ask about how founded is the automatic assumption that sending naked pictures to someone on the internet, possibly adult, is automatically traumatic for a kid who does that.
Wrong solution to the problem.

Let's be honest here, they are only getting those notifications because they visited some random shady website and clicked on "allow" notifications as they would click the "accept" cookies button; to hide the nag.

Installing uBlock or setting up ad-blocking DNS for your friends should cut out 99.9% of phishing and spam.
Of and By
And it's not like a day every now and then is enough to tackle the hairy issues that have been festering for years and are a pain point in your everyday work. Past bad architectural decisions embedded in the codebase for years won't be solved by taking a day to clean up every week, it requires focused work to pull strings around, experiment and start a solution that will be rolled out over months.

I hate the view that allocating a fixed percentage of time every X week(s) instead of allocating proper time as a project to fix issues affecting the productivity of the whole team/engineering org is doing something. It's just another source of frustration.
Then as an employee, I would rather have my own retirement savings in a 401k or similar type account invested in VOO over letting someone else have control of my future benefit.
Your private retirement savings may be nationalized and redistributed under public pressure. Students loan debt forgiveness was the canary in the coal mine. Instead of addressing the ballooning costs of higher education (which incidentally is a failure), we chose to indulge the rapacious monster that is academic administration and petty careerism.

Also, the US constitution has been amended.
Without the staff from TSMC, the Chinese Government probably can't run those facilities. I suspect there isn't much probability that china could mobilize and take those facilities as-is with no sabotage.

The US has taken steps recently to reduce china's ability to make chips domestically. See - https://www.seattletimes.com/business/chip-gear-maker-asml-a...
sorry that's very lousy and irrelevant, nothing uncharted about what defines employment in immigration laws. Or that immigration cannot dictate how private companies hire people (can't have people on the payroll while doing nothing? Who tf are you to tell them?)
We also have some example projects in the GitHub org, pointing out this one specifically, to create a UDF engine in sqlite3: https://github.com/extism/extism-sqlite3
Article without annoying pay popup: https://archive.ph/AfzEs
Man, outputting data to a CSV is a very difficult computing problem.
/schadenfreude
I think liberals should take this as an opportunity to do a fact check on themselves.
They are mostly right when they say they are loosing political terrain with Musk at Twitter.

I am m the opposite of a liberal, call it whatever you want. The Internet, media and corporate world is mostly always against my views. Guess what: I am still fine and believe it or not, despite two decades of massive liberal propaganda, my anti-liberal feelings are stronger than ever.

So if you are liberal you probably believe your side is the good one and can hold against facts, contradictions and fights. You should not be afraid of loosing some ground. If you are right, the stupid, opposite and wrong ideas of anti-liberals can't win. You are safe.

You seem to be afraid that allowing a bit of opposite speech will hurt your political stands.
I would say: trust yourself, trust your beliefs and spread them intelligibly, and mostly, live by them.
Well I think the power usage (AFAIK the website needs to register a service worker working in the background) and abuse potential were the main concerns of Apple for not implementing it earlier.

I am wondering what the limitations are going to be.

As I understand Apple used to be the gatekeeper of all push notifications (App Store, APNS) but with enabling push notifications on the em web it might open the floodgates. Could be a thing, could be problematic.
OONI Open Observatory – Internet shutdowns of Iran amid autumn 2022 protests
Arti 1.1.0 – Tor client in Rust Released: Anti-Censorship Support → Released (November 30, 2022): https://blog.torproject.org/arti_110_released/

Arti 1.1.0 – Tor client in Rust Change Log (Text) → (November 30, 2022)
: https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/arti/-/raw/main/CHANG...
So you can never actually play a mate in one.
I find it far easier to change things with grid than with tables. I think you might want to check named grid-templates if changing things currently requires changing classes.
The manifest format could perhaps be less terse. It's really hard to guess what this actually means without reading the docs:

"memory": {
"max": 5
}

Presumably the maximum amount of memory available to the plugin, but which unit? 5 megabytes?

Turns out it's measured in pages of 64k each: "The units here are pages where a page is 64Kib." [1]

So max==5 apparently means a hard upper limit of 320 kB. (For when you want to run a 1984 copy of WordPerfect as a plugin, of course.)

Maybe a "max_MB" property might be more useful to plugin authors, and then just calculate the # of pages internally from that?

[1] https://extism.org/docs/concepts/manifest#schema
back of the envelope or fermi estimations are decent at giving you a ballpark figure.
but in this case numbers are way off.
prices listed are not taking account of AWS discounts which everyone gets
storage costs are overestimated
compression etc is not taken into account
twitter media traffic is overestimated
Do you intend to become elderly? Perhaps not so great news in 50 years when you are looking for a nursing home.
I recently picked up a copy of "Practical Vim" https://pragprog.com/titles/dnvim2/practical-vim-second-edit... based on a recommendation from a comment on HN. The first chapter mentions the built-in `vimtutor`

I never it existed! It was incredibly helpful with some features I'd never used such as Put, Replace and Visual mode. If you have vim, you should just be able to run `vimtutor` in the command line. If you have trouble, you can run `:help vimtutor` within vim.
They have very advanced fabs for non leading edge logic. STM has a major SiC fab or two.
I'm waiting on buying a used car right now. Our older daily driver is a 2005 with ~230K miles on it and starting to show significant rust from New England's salted roads. In normal times, I'd have replaced that car last year. In current times, with the used car market so screwed up, I'm waiting to delay this ~$10K purchase specifically because I expect deflation in the used car market.

I don't think that my situation is particularly uncommon.
If you want to separate two devices to such an extent that they may not share the same network, then it might be reasonable to give them separate Apple IDs.
I had a test recently and I have 0% "normal" sperms, when 4%-14% is the normal range. Pretty radical. The doctor said to take vitamins, to get testosterone to normal level, and to excercise. In other words not much to do
This will definitely have unintended consequences - once you know that your opponent cannot make the top move, you would start abusing it. It might be fun though - I am recently playing Fischer's chess on lichess.org and it is crazy - you beat a 2200+ player and lose against 945 the very next game. A lot of fun though.
> Apparently it may also come as a surprise to some readers and the researchers themselves that...

This part in particular is what I would view as "lashing out"
The government in the US (and other western countries among others) are constrained by what their population is willing to accept. And it's pretty clear those populations as a whole (and it's certainly not just a US thing) have said screw it and are back to business as usual. Yes, some people are still wearing masks, but even many of them seem to be still fine with traveling and going to large events so long as they keep their masks on (when not eating/drinking).

And there's also the question of what should "we" be doing. With all 5 shots, I attended an event that required masks in September and still caught COVID. So short of becoming a hermit--which of course isn't an option for all the people needed to keep society operating--I'm not sure what the options are.
Have enough investments and fiat to not be the poor sucker who can’t pay for help end of life as the young, productive cohort compresses.
> I'd argue it could be termed "what-aboutism",

I agree that it's "what-aboutism". In that regard, it does nothing to establish that TrustCor meets the standards for being a CA.

It does raise a good question for parallel discussion, though: Should Mozilla also be scrutinizing a whole bunch of other CAs as well?
Jack Dorsey and Mark Zuckerberg Made Big Promises in Africa. Where Are Results?
The Boring Lobbyists Behind Sam Bankman-Fried
Pornhub causing the fall of civilization and not nuclear proliferation or global warming? That's a new one.
Primary school teacher, into to python, intro to anything (I even quizzed it for a while on Hindu philosophy, perfectly fine responses).

Though Codex is a better into to python once you know how to set up an IDE, this would get you going.

Wish I was ten years old and knew about this.
Appears unlikely that frequent masturbation affect male fertility:

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/male-infertil...
But are they? https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2021/05/fears-over-fa...
History often rhymes.
Non-paywalled link: https://archive.ph/AfzEs

I've heard a lot of theories about what is causing this, the most common being plastics, increased sugar consumption, more people worldwide being overweight/obese, more people worldwide being sedentary/less physically active, exposure to various harmful chemicals, and more. I'd assume it's probably a combination of several factors, but similar to plummeting male testosterone (which likely has similar and potentially related causes) I don't see this as likely to get anywhere near the amount of attention and funding from various governments and organizations around the world as it would if it were affecting female health.
Vim Tips for the Intermediate Vim User (2020)
Wait until y’all hear about the amount of data points American political parties have on each citizen and use for targeted ads.
I'll just make enough money to pay for a good nursing home
The goal of reaching out to young people who don't care about politics is great, but it's a shame the organizers have fallen for building a "Metaverse" thing without apparently validating whether anyone cares about the Metaverse.

This meeting could have been an email -> this metaverse gala could have been a vrchat.
Adventures in generating music via ChatGPT text prompts
Nix feels to me like a cool but somewhat hacky v1 of a really great idea. I'm hoping someone creates a much more elegant successor.

If Nix is CVS or even Subversion, I'm hoping for Git.
It's not just the supply of money, if the supply of products go up this also affects the purchasing power of 0-inflated money.
This is a good list. I need to get more comfortable with quickfix and location. I’d like to build something like the fzf plug-in some day

I’d highly recommend folks learn some vimscript. Mappings, functions, commands. My most recent use for these was for quickly generating a lot of permalinks for building internal documentation. Macros and argdo are also invaluable for large scale edits.
Thanks! I'm reading the Foster one whole night and this morning, Googling along the way. Those were great times, eh?
China absolutely wants to be reunited with Taiwan. Taiwan is a constant reminder of the century of humiliation (Translated term that is basically China's term for Opium wars to WWII). Taiwan is an integral part of the Chinese nation and for nationalistic reasons, it would be an issue even if Taiwan had no other benefits.
> fringe far right "journalists"

I'm having a hard time thinking that anyone should be called a journalist -- without mocking quotes -- at this point. After the past couple of years of "reporting" about COVID, vaccines, protests, Ukraine, China, Twitter, etc., et. al., EVERYONE has taken positions at the "fringe."

For 20 years, I've made sense of the news by looking for the pieces of the puzzle where people agree. That is now literally impossible. There is ZERO overlap on ANY issue between the two sides now.

The few actual journalists remaining are known by name, and moving from newspapers to Substack.
Unless you’re investing in canned soup and ammo, you need young people working for those retirement “savings” to be worth anything.

The modern retirement system is merely an additional layer of indirection over the traditional system of kids taking care of their elderly parents.
It must be environmental.
Yes, we're about 100 people in total with a leadership team of sevenish. Adding the regular offsites has actually increased accountability and ferreted out who is effective and who is not; and ended tolerance for those who are not.
> By moving some of that capability offshore, that incentive is gone.

I'm not sure if that incentive was significant enough. In my eyes, PRC's interest in Taiwan is at best orthogonal with TSMC's manufacturing capabilities.
I don't think so, but it is deterministic and given equal depth all search-based engines should theoritically pop the same one. The AI-based (е.g. AlphaZero) ones are obviously different.
Matrix for secure and federated communications in the Swedish public sector
It's too slow to start. It's too hard to destroy all the enemies in time if you miss.

But code looks great! Really nice to see ECS in Go.
No. They aren't fixing prices or reducing competition.
This is me, and it has gotten worse since using the neovim extension with vscode.

I used to have a mental cue that terminal was hjkl; and GUI was pointy-clicky.

Now if I ever go to something like intellij IDEA, I'm spamming home row all over the code :)
>WASM doesn't try to solve the API typing/object interop problem

There many initiative around wasm, one of them being WebAssembly interface types, aimed at that problem. This makes using wasm simple.
The only thing crypto had a shot at was bypassing regulations to get investment money. once that became illegal it pretty much lost it's legal use cases.
You mean, reality itself? Does the next moment in time consent to the current one? I don't think we should annihilate ourselves because you can't reconcile it with your clinging to the idea of consent
> not complex, hard to verify, and easy to game.
Got you, fam: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-59577162
I’m sure it’s a combination of factors
Yea, marketing is hard. Glad bhelx is here to help :)
What system would that be? This seems like pure speculation to me so could you elaborate a bit more?
> In addition, they argued that the design of the 2017 study relied on racist and colonial hierarchies and assumptions

This response sounds like real science for sure.
Another factor is that cost of screwing up is far worse than any other setup. I'm always happy to tinker with computer software, since, if I mess it up, I can just delete it and start over (or just never re-download it). I even sideloaded some lightweight emulators onto my $600 TV.

However, if I mess up my car by poking around, I've just borked a five-figure "device" and the warranty won't cover it. Oops!
We have an explanation of the manifest here: https://extism.org/docs/concepts/manifest

it's still a work in progress. the point about units is a good one. Might be a way to make that more clear.
Why is it so expensive? Why is this necessary?
Having kids isn't likely to change that
Interesting I'm going to have to try this out. By description it reminds me of everything
To your second point: I'm not convinced that that is true. If inflation is predictably 2%/year, you'd expect that to be priced into the interest rate on loans. A bank selling a loan would pass the inflation cost to the borrower by increasing the interest rate appropriately.
The URL you've shared is https://share.streamlit.io/error, which is presumably not the app URL.
Personal anecdotes from a family member of mine who is just breaking into genetic research at an Ivy:
- Power tripping principal investigators
- Cutthroat competition leading to actual sabotage (researcher deliberately social engineered their way into a former lab and unplugged a sample freezer)
- Gossip that makes Mean Girls look tame
- Abysmal, poverty tier wages for people who have PhDs
A wealth tax hits assets and currency equally. Inflation hits primarily currency while supporting assets (or leaving them relatively untouched).

Further, the administrative effort of any wealth tax is enormous (if you're trying to reach the equivalent effect of taking 2% of the purchasing power away from the money that's literally in my jeans pocket) and subject to substantial judgment (what is my family pizza place really worth?).

Inflation has no judgment required and no per-person book-keeping, reporting, nor auditing effort required.
I wish there where written notes to study. Anyways great video.
Aw, but his hair is so messy, he can't be that bad!

Honestly I wonder how intentional this Boris Johnson tactic of engendering sympathy through unkempt hair is. It seems to work. Maybe it reminds parents of their helpless teenagers or something.
You don't. You don't need category theory to understand, you need it to unify your understanding.

P.S. I don't believe programmers need to know category theory. However, it's beautiful by itself like many art.
Out of curiosity, is it problematic that the data appears to be three years old?
There’s an easy solution, make it illegal to exchange cryptocurrency for dollars (and vise-versa) and the problem will solve itself. Crypto has no use case if you can’t convert to and from dollars.
Re: your last point: I find it especially concerning that all the questions about TrustCor's apparently compromised server were answered with, "MsgSafe's and TrustCor CA's infrastructure is separate". The concern was that TrustCor's practices led to their servers being compromised, which isn't a great sign for a company which operates a CA, even though it wasn't the CA servers themselves which were compromised. Nothing Rachel wrote indicated that the CA servers are operated in a more secure way than the MsgSafe servers, nor that they have changed any practices in response to the compromise.
How much money did Greece spend on getting fabs off the ground?
Computers are easy compared to people.
I wonder how this compares to https://suborbital.dev/
This looks awesome. No signup, that's a dream :)
I read both links. This one sounds like a bunch of woke people unhappy that mens health is getting attention. The other study sounds legitimate.
> “Levels of testosterone have been reported to be declining during the same period of time that the sperm production rates were measured in this meta-analysis.”

Testosterone is the new canine tooth.
Why not include all the currency characters by default then?
Thank you. Very interesting
No problem. GPT-42 powered humanoid Tesla robots will be looking after us by then. Probably better conversationalists than your kids anyway /s
The 85 page report is found here: https://www.hrw.org/news/2022/12/01/hungary-data-misused-pol...
That could be usable for certain specialized applications, such as the authentication of documents you mention, but for not authenticating web sites.

For domains this assumption been proven wrong in practice several times. There are too many issues with almost identical names, or names that merely look identical but aren't, or just the difference between "Amazon Web Services Inc." in two different jurisdictions.

Troy Hunt has made several long blog posts with some convincing real world examples.

It is easier for end users to see which is more reputable of "amazon.com" and "amaz0n.biz", than it is to value "Amazon Inc." against "Amazon Cloud Services". It is not that the CAs are doing a bad job. It's that domains are the identity we really care about.

Furthermore, I am of the opinion that CAs should be destroyed.
Outcomes aren't great for old folks who go into homes without having someone on the outside looking out for them. I don't know if you've seen the recent stories but a little cognitive issues and you'll be signing away everything you've earned to the home itself or one of it's employees. It's quite common.
Why would they expect that investing in facebook would be a good idea?
Everything We Learned from the Sam Bankman-Fried Interview
If your use case is faster search - ES cloud is way more efficient/performs better than AWS. They manage their cloud stack pretty well. I hate those `amazon.internal` stack trace in thread stack ( when you try to troubleshoot something in prod) as you have no access to code to see what it even does.