skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have no idea what you mean! Receiving 15 images and then the message: "The rest of the results might not be what you're looking for" is totally useful! Well, much more than when it decides to fill half the image search results with ads to products...
Yes, and if you link against something compiled with cc3290.dll (or whatever Borland's C runtime was called) you too will have bad time unless you structure your library with explicit understanding that there may be any number of C runtimes inside one process, including zero. Expose CreateX()/FreeX() from your library or arrange that the process would on start up pass to your library a table of allocation/deallocation functions to use and use those.
Yes but you need the "something clicked", and often that something cannot be taught or even described. It's like one day you wake up and suddenly you have motivation for something you never had before, with no discernible cause. Just a random "act of God". That's why I find it impossible to blame anyone who cannot motivate themselves to better themselves or improve their situation. I know all too well what it is like to be totally unmotivated, and how fickle and random it is when that motivation finally arrives.
I suspect most of who supports him are not less sanctimonious, just in ways that preserve their status quo. They are not objecting self-censorship but objecting who and what gets self-censored.
Sometimes I worry about how long the "site:reddit.com" gravy train will last...

It is getting too hard to make the Internet useful these days.
+1 for Le Monde Diplomatique. They also have localised variations with region-specific articles in addition to the translated main articles. The political orientation is to the left, but IMO it doesn't get in the way of the content.
The Democrats are for the treaty, so the Republicans are against it, just to own the libs, no matter what the cost or consequences or morality, regardless of the facts or anything based on reality or science or humanity.

>2014: The United States under President Barack Obama mostly accepted the terms of the treaty by ceasing to acquire anti-personnel land mines and prohibiting their use outside of the Korean Peninsula.

>2020: The United States under President Donald Trump reversed the Obama policy change and restored the George W. Bush administration position on anti-personnel landlines, authorizing Combatant Commanders to employ "advanced, non-persistent landmines".

>Trump eases restrictions on land mine use by U.S. military:

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-war-landmines-idUSKBN...

>2022: President of the United States Joe Biden reverses the policy of his predecessor, Trump, and continues disarmament, saying that the United States will not produce or acquire anti-personnel mines, will not support any other country in its use of these mines, and commits to destroying all existing anti-personnel mines in its possession (excluding those on the Korean Peninsula).

>Biden administration commits to limiting use of land mines:

https://www.politico.com/news/2022/06/21/biden-land-mines-tr...
I think you misunderstood the comment, the self censorship is in the wider public not the media, the media via social media is the cause of the censorship

The chilling effect is that the "traditional" media see something on social media, say a "racist" post (something they deem to be racist anyway) of some normal person, then amplifies triggering wide scale harassment, and "canceling" of the person.
GitHub Security Lab Found RCE in CircuitVerse
I’ve let my subscription to the Atlantic lapse. The writing quality and topic selection are closer to a second-tier college newspaper than a serious journalistic publication.

Most of their talented contributors are mostly gone, and the current crop of “cool kid” writers seem to just regurgitate what they are following on Twitter.
Far left, to me, would be things like nationalizing whole industries or seizing the assets of the “rich oppressors”. It seems “far left” to (too) much of the US means parental leave or single payer healthcare.
Animated GIFs! Usually for the "under construction" logo.
I'm not playing Minecraft, but this has fascinated me from afar. AIUI, Microsoft has two teams on two different continents essentially developing two very similar but subtly incompatible versions of the same game. Funky.

Do they share any code or formats? Are the client/server interoperable? Does the C++ one even have a server implementation?
I'm very sceptical of class-based CSS solutions because I had "do it semantically" drilled into me when learning it.

However I think I'm starting to come around because it finally clicked that modern web programming already abstracts styles on another level, as components.

So instead of repeating yourself, you create something like a StandardBox component and it brings all of its styles.

It still doesn't look or feel very elegant to me, but this seems to be the compromise most web developers are willing to make. Changing the theme seems to be mostly done through variables.
I recently switched to Kagi (and pay so they can sustain it) and I have to say it's very good, I rarely have to use g!, maybe for maps only. It also previews
code snippets nicely.
Which part do you think it misrepresents specifically?

Also some other HN comments here mentioned regurgitating of opinions on social media and how that influences this issue; so in the spirit of that, I recommend reading the article and forming your own! Not trying to be snide btw.
Trump received 46% of the vote in 2016, which is less than Mitt Romney's 47% in the previous election, but squeaked by in the electoral college against an extremely unpopular opponent.

The Republican share in the last 6 Presidential elections is 47%, 46%, 47%, 46%, 51%, 48%, the outlier being Bush's reelection in 2004. There's nothing special about Trump, electorally speaking. Republicans vote Republican.
I see your points, and I think they are valid. However, my goal is to gather user insights and feedback before building too much product. As the other comment suggests, I'll look into creating a video of the prototype to make the concept more concrete.

There is no better place than HN to get honest feedback. Thank you for taking your time to look through the landing page and leaving your feedback, much appreciated.
Not only that, but Bing search results look highly competitive now, if not better in various comparisons.
I have 85 on my phone, but until recently it was more than 200, I try to do some GC now
"Media" is largely Twitter-driven due to journalism funding collapse. And media lives in fear that Twitter will take a dim view of some story.

I thought this was a foregone conclusion.
Thank you for not using the initialism for total compensation, as a non-native English speaker I was quite confused in this thread.
About time. Maybe we can finally start moving on from the cryptobro-era of false promises, hype, and stupidity (throw web3 on the pile too). But probably not...
I didn't do the math so can't comment on that. Just noting the claims of the apparent source, without any sort of agreement or disagreement.
One of the best bang for your buck optimizations I did recently was add the following to our next.config.js (we're using V13):

const swcOptions = require('next/dist/build/swc/options')
const { getLoaderSWCOptions } = swcOptions
swcOptions.getLoaderSWCOptions = function (...args) {
const result = getLoaderSWCOptions(...args)
result.jsc.target = 'es2022'
return result
}

This overrides the target https://swc.rs/ uses from the default of es5 to es2022, which sped up our quite heavy app by up to 3X in hot code paths, just by using newer JS syntax instead of falling back to 'transpiled' versions. Unfortunately Next.JS doesn't allow setting the target directly. My hunch is that especially this syntax in our hot path was a big benefactor:

function cloneAndSetProperty(obj, prop, value) {
return { ...obj, [prop]: value }
}
I wish they had called it something else. I hate to be that guy but you know, it's not that hard to be maybe just a little bit more thoughtful.

https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-17997413
You don't need their permission to do anything, Bitcoin is freely spendable today (albeit fairly worthless between gas fees and plummeting value). They're simply commenting on the derelict state of affairs.
*efficacy
4? Chrome OS, Android, Qubes OS, Linux
wait till you hear how long it's been since simcity got a commit
Sorry, but curious, How does one search for this result?
A big benefit of tracking and logging is that it makes eating annoying enough that you don't want to do it lightly.

I guess this is also why I'm not great at keeping up with tracking for more than a couple weeks at a time.
it's almost like Erlang supervisors all the way down :)
OpenBB Terminal 2.0
We must end this travesty. All wealth belongs to the first born son.
You shouldn’t trust your upstream provider if you use a major ISP. Most collect data not only from their own DNS servers but also unencrypted traffic over port 53 and then sell that data.

Using NextDNS allows you to use encrypted DNS upstream (supported out the box with AdGuardHome, unlike pi-hole), meaning your ISP can’t as easily snoop on you. Of course, they still may be monitoring the hosts you connect to and the non-encrypted SNI requests, but that’s a lot more effort and most of the major US ISPs don’t do that at scale. DNS snooping does almost as well and is way easier.
You really have a rhyming point there.
By consistency I was meaning to say wrong continuity as you put it.

BTW for some anime images I felt like i have seen them on that subreddit. Even if not those exact images, I have seen similar. That particular style (coloring, smoothness etc) also made me look carefully for flaws.
Interesting. A huge part of the Erlang value proposition is that the language and runtime are designed to complement each other, and both have significant constraints imposed by the language design.

Taking half of that equation, and supporting any language, feels like you’re missing a big part of the benefit.
I recall there being Stylelint rules for linting against hardcoded values. I can't seem to find the link rn though.
I am quite confused by your phrasing. What "quiet part"? This has never been a quiet part. There has always been a self-consistent view of the world in which employers have been asked to respond for perceived immoral behavior among their employees, even if that behavior has little to do with their job. Nothing here is new. You can argue whether that world view is itself moral, but it is silly to claim it is not a fairly standard or common world view that plenty of people consider "obvious and correct".

On the other hand, it is certainly worthwhile to discuss what actually deserves such heavy-handed treatment, but that needs to be an honest and polite and patient conversation.
People are utilizing it, but it is not useful according to the dictates of eurocrats. They are advising banks not to use it or integrate it.

https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/10/18/eu-countries-must...
Your comment was vague to the limits. In modern days cancellation can come from many statements not directly connected to a person's employ, plenty of people have been fired for the social media posting that have NOTHING to do with their employment

Thus, when you write "There are absolutely things that people can write which they should be removed from their job" it is interpreted by me (and it seems many others) to be a much wider context than my narrowly focused statement
Right but that's after bloated hirings over COVID. It will be bad for few months obviously, but it's not like that will stay
Laudable goals.
It's dual use for finding and/or inducing vulnerabilities (and not fixing them) until the technology is perfected though, right?

Is this going to be a really wild security ride for a decade or so? Maybe it's already started and I just haven't heard..
They did indicate that quality of writing is more important than agreeable opinions.

I take the same view in subscribing to Private Eye.
Too many Ads. I usually scroll down half screen for the first page. And then still more to avoid the "aggregate-sites" (sites that aggregate info from other places).
People get death threats for posting critical reviews of Batman movies.
>> "Looks like the article could've used a sensitivity reader itself, if it caused yout to get so offended you didn't read the rest of it."

This is also a gross misrepresentation. This article is drawing such a poor discussion.
Definitely! It's hard to summarize that insight in any kind of concise way, though ... The Game of Life universe seems a bit too "fragile" to allow for the kind of emergent complexity that real-world physics supports. We can build self-constructing things like the https://conwaylife.com/wiki/0E0P_metacell , but if anything gets slightly out of place, the usual result is a truly horrific catastrophic explosion.

Conway's Life design work is kind of like building robots out of masses of subcritical uranium. Everything's fine until two robots unexpectedly bump into each other... which means you have to start out with everything very carefully balanced, such that that never happens.

So I guess one fairly obvious insight is that real-world physics supports more reliable and less explosive low-level structures than Conway's Life does, and those low-level structures can then safely be used as the basis for new levels of organization -- atoms -> molecules -> DNA -> bacteria -> eukaryotic cells -> multicellular organisms -> colonies of organisms -> ecosystems.

It's not clear how those higher levels of organization would work in Conway's Life. If they're possible, then they seem to be far beyond our current ability to simulate them -- though there's some recent research vaguely along these lines, about self-replicators that might be able to exert some control over the space around them:

https://conwaylife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5364
The real issue is not having laws to prevent firing someone for writing political incorrect stuff on social media not that mainstream media amplifies whatever someone posts on social media.
Alas this rings true:

> People can say they believe all kinds of things but their professed beliefs and their actions don't always align.

Us software developers often end up doing what we don't believe should be done, in the spirit of getting things done within deadlines!
I've discussed how I think the quality has decline elsewhere in the thread, but in short, they flip-flop so as to be on the "correct" side of the conversation too often instead of admitting fault, their UK/EU commentary has been of such a low quality I could find it in a tabloid newspaper if I wanted, and their general Anglo-centric view of the world is not valuable to me explicitly for the reason you describe; I'm British, I don't need more of a pro-UK narrative.

I put the Jacobin explicitly because I wanted to make it clear that I'm open to the whole political spectrum. I've read some good articles on there, as well as bad. I'm happy to be convinced out of subscribing to it. I've had a lot of people say it's a rag, but not explain how. Is it because it's poor journalism, or is it because it's socialist?

And no, it's not that I'm looking for validation of my own opinions. That's why I've put it out to a forum and not just picked the one most appealing to me.
Such moral wording you've got there.. "faith", "spirit", "Belief"..

Mastodon is doing fairly fine, but it does have its problems. More will be discovered along the way.
Been using ddg for years and my use of !g has reduced considerably because it doesn’t result in better (but often worse) results.

Google stopped being an innovative company many years ago.

They’re in their Ballmer era. They’ll hopefully get a Nadella soon but not before it gets worse.
I know it's a joke, but you made me look up when the first banner ad was, and it appears to be 1994: https://digiday.com/media/history-of-the-banner-ad/

The BBC brand guidelines would never have allowed an ad to appear, though.
hang on, what part of the web assembly stack is this competing with exactly? I'm likely just very ignorant on how Web Assembly works but I don't understand exactly how it fits. Do browsers have pluggable hooks for interpreting web assembly that you can swap out for this or smth? Or are we talking about running WebAssembly on the server here?
I think IBM's IO channels would like a word... it's been like this for most of computing.
Why You Hate Matplotlib
> There is a reason all the startups are using Python.

Show the evidence that "all the startups" are using Python.
> First, I find they did not explain their model well. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

It's not an extraordinary claim tho. Literally, every year old people die because of cold weather and not being able to afford the proper heating. This is basically old news. The cost of living "crisis" means that the price of energy is not becoming a matter for the average working person. This isn't really extraorinary to claim since salaries aren't exactly high and many people struggle to pay their bills by default with the price of food, energy, etc all going up while their salaries aren't going up then it clearly means some people will struggle to pay for the heating.
WasmEdge contributor here. We had some last year.

Paper: A Lightweight Design for High-performance Serverless Computing, published on IEEE Software, Jan 2021. https://arxiv.org/abs/2010.07115

Article: Performance Analysis for Arm vs. x86 CPUs in the Cloud, published on infoQ.com, Jan 2021. https://www.infoq.com/articles/arm-vs-x86-cloud-performance/

Source code of test cases: https://github.com/second-state/wasm32-wasi-benchmark

See if these helps. (Kinda old so will be needing more updated ones)
Eh, just link everything against the "old" "unsupported" msvcrt.dll that comes with the system and Bob's your uncle! /s
Hey you can search for ads with it. I find their ads relevant - sometimes.
I don't remember this, so if they indeed binned that pre-2009/10, then FB winning the majority had not even started outside the US, I think. (at least in Germany FB was still kinda growing and not completely widespread when I signed up, we had other stuff).
American police forces perpetuate racial stereotypes on social media
Curious, have you tried to see where the authors of the articles you like before went?

You can always follow them instead of following the publication.

If they're still there, then perhaps it's a sign that it's management
Google is increasingly useless, but there is a Garbage In Garbage Out aspect given that the vast bulk of what they're indexing today is junk. Most of the problems appear, superficially at least, to be consequences of advertising. There seems to be a growing chunk of automated site propagation as well (90% identical content but with keywords/names/etc tweaked), perhaps for scams, perhaps again for advertising. There may not be great ways to filter this. GPT3/etc will exacerbate horrifically.
I once weighed somewhere north of 320lbs (145kg), and eventually starved myself down to about 165lb (75kg) and kept it within 15lbs (7kg) of there for many years until COVID happened.

I say this so you understand that I believe I speak from a place of authority when it comes to struggling with and losing weight.

I think it is impossible for anyone who spent their life not having to pay attention to what they ate to maintain a "normal" BMI to understand precisely what it is like to not be that way. They look down on people like me because they think I must have gone out of my way to eat so much, when the truth is that I experience food in a completely different way from them. It's like I don't have an "off" signal for my compulsion to eat. I have to constantly pay attention to what I'm eating and try to ignore my hunger and non-hunger eating compulsion. Constantly. As in all the fucking time. It frequently makes me wish I were dead rather than have to put up with it.

Frankly, I kinda hate people who don't struggle with this. Partially that's because those are the kind of people who made me feel like shit my entire life for being the way I am, and partially it is for making it look so easy that it trivializes my constant war with my own fucking body, but mostly I think it is envy. I have said many times, and I'm not sure it was entirely exaggeration, that would kill and eat such a person if I thought it might grant me their power to simply stop eating when they've had enough calories.

I can tell you from experience that doctors and nutritionists don't know shit about this. And neither do you, random Hacker News about to promote a keto diet or intermittent fasting. Any diet will work for about 10lbs, I had to lose 15x that. There is a lot of bullshit science done on behalf of people selling food, selling diets, etc. making it pretty much impossible to separate useful information from marketing.

I wish I could offer an answer. I have spent the past 15 years or so of my life constantly looking for one, to no avail. The best I've managed is that if I can put myself in a sufficiently manic state I no longer seem to have an appetite, but that's hardly viable.
The notion of value objects reminds me of certain types in Common Lisp, dating back to the definition of the language in the 1980s.

The numeric and character types in Common Lisp are immutable value types. The standard says they may be copied at any time, so the object equality operator (eq) may or may not return true on them. There is a separate equality operator, eql, that performs value equality on value types (so two numbers whose value is the same integer, even if they are bignums with a representation stored on the heap, will return true when compared with eql.) Eql has the same meaning as eq on types that are not immutable value types.

While this is not standardly possible in CL, it would be nice if users could extend operators like eql with new methods, thereby defining new immutable value types.

A nice thing about these value types is they play well with distributed computation or with saving of values to offline storage.
That distinction is irrelevant to the morality of Apple's actions in this case.
I've fuzzed a small part of the GitHub API (2020)
That's why it's sometimes better, especially for people with low muscle mass and not currently obese, to concentrate on liftings weights instead. If you do cardio to lose weight then eating just undoes any benefit, since the body is not very damaged and doesn't need to repair much. If you lift weights using a progressive overloading regime, you actually need a lot of calories over time to actually repair your body. Also, if you lose weight with only cardio, then you will end up quite skinny and have to be really careful not to put it back on pretty quickly. As a bonus, lifting weights is often more fun for most than doing steady cardio, which is often extremely boring
Myself, I have always weight the same (80kg) for as long as I can remember. Sometimes I eat super healthy, sometimes I don't. Sometimes I eat really shitty and a lot. My weight always stays the same. I also eat complete packages sometimes.

Because of this I never judge fat people. Always wondered if lots of obese people are just a victim of society or their own metabolism.
Within this month’s vulnerability roundup, I am going to discuss five lessons learned since Log4Shell was announced on 09 December 2021.
When I installed windows 95 soon after release, I had to figure out how to dial boot it with my SLS or Slackware installation which was installed from floppies.
Remember the old iTunes on macOS? The App Store is heading in that direction.
- still works. I just used it yesterday. Enclosing terms in quotes also mostly works as an alternative to + although it’s not quite the same. The biggest difference is that I find myself having to use both far more often than before to get non-spam results and now often have to go beyond the first page as well.