skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The core project for my compilers course in Germany in 2016 was about writing a C compiler in C++. I didn't do my intro courses at that university, but the professor clearly assumed all the students were already familiar with the language.

A lot of people seem to underestimate the prevalence of C/C++. I've had people tell me that C/C++ is completely dead and the future is machine learning entirely written in Python, but the machine learning models they're using still usually have parts hand-tuned in C/C++, or even assembly.
Oh, the ages change everything, since the 13 and 10 year old are basically capable of handling themselves and helping.
Quoting: "BILL to provide a temporary safe harbor for publishers of online content to collectively negotiate with dominant online platforms regarding the terms on which content may be distributed."

TL;DR:

The proposed bill would let eligible digital journalism providers (such as news websites) bypass anti-trust laws. They can temporarily join together and negotiate with a covered platform (such as a social media company) to charge for access to / distribution of content.

During negotiations, each side (the joint negotiation group and a platform) must make reasonable offers about pricing, terms, and conditions for access to content.

These offers should be based on data and methodologies that reflect: (a) comparable agreements between similar companies; (b) value of content to the covered platform; (c) investment in original news by members of the joint negotiation entity.

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Because it's the thing, here's what GPT-3 text-davinci-003 thinks this bill is about:

In this bill, two groups of people are trying to work out how much money the first group should get from the second group.

One side is made up of companies that make news stories and other content for people to read or watch online. The other side is a company that helps spread those stories all over the world so more people can see them.

For these two sides to agree on how much money the news people should get for their stories, they need to look at what similar cases have done before and figure out what would be fair in this case.

They also need to think about how much time and effort it took for the news side to make their stories, as well as all of the extra money they could get if more people saw them because of help from the platform side.

// I don't know where it came up with the last phrase, since it's OpenAI writing and not Zuck!
Can you recommend any favorite resources for learning how to use SIMD intrinsics?
America didn’t become great by copying Europe. Or Australia.

There are obvious flaws in the healthcare system that are apparent from first principles. No need to blindly copy others.

Removing incentives for people to use the system efficiently leads to poor outcomes in different ways
What better way to feed your own AI-powered domain squatting engine than to ask all of HN to submit ideas for you!
Realize that a perfect solution is not feasible (it does not exist). Not even an optimal solution for your particular problem is feasible (too many unknowns about both the problem and potential solutions, impossible to uncover and analyze them before hand).

Realize that if you had chosen another solution, you would have other issues. Not "no issues". Probably not even "fewer issues" or "less severe" issues - just as high a chance

Realize that most technology choices actually have very little impact on the business. If one uses A or B, it does not matter much to do whatever it is your company does. Very few tech choices have the potential to kill the company/unit/product.

Realize that once a choice has been made, worrying about it does not help anyone.

So the goals are not perfection. Not anywhere close. Just something that:

1) lets us move forward now (avoid decision paralysis)

2) not worse than before (if so, just stick with what you got)

3) good _enough_ to deliver the needed business value

4) does not paint ourselves into a corner. Then we can always fix and improve things later
Biblical Drone Swarms
That's probably the actual sad point with this entire saga so far. Medically assisted death is not easy to obtain in Canada only a handful of doctors in a hospital can prescribe the drug and you need to fit pretty stiff criteria (which don't include mental illness despite what every other article seem to imply).

Medically assisted thing is a good thing for a lot of near terminal patients stuck with debilitating conditions that cause them suffering. It's a mercy.
You've got to really think about what you want your life to be like, and this is hard. If you want to be high income, that really narrows your career options and almost certainly means you'll have to work lots of hours. If you don't, you can kind of do whatever you want. So the first thing I think you should do is ask yourself if you really want to be high income, and really consider if you'd be unhappy making small websites for nonprofits, or working at a mobile app developer agency, etc. etc. You're obviously smart, and there will always be work to do.
Although I sympathise with the sentiment, that's just half of the story. Today, I can deploy a high available cluster in minutes using any cloud technology + kubernetes and my favourite web framework. True, I need to learn half dozen of frameworks, and _it feels_ like I'm not working in the core problem, but had I tried to implement an equivalent system without those tools would have taken me months, and I would end with an ad-hoc half tested non-reusable mess.
I’m all for assistance in passing away when the time comes, but man, this whole thing seems to be going off the rails. The potential swing back to rationality could be a doozy that goes far too far the other direction.
Hang in there! End of year is usually bad but now it's MUCH worse. Typically you'll see some improvement earlier in the year.
> Please do not repeat this right-wing talking point.

Please do not make this a partisan issue. Some of us have been following the sexually regressive trend of calling our children's bodies defective and broken because they don't match the viewers' sexual stereotypes for quite a while now, and there was pretty widespread consensus across political and religious ideologies that our kids didn't need surgery to be okay.

> It is a moral panic, and it causes real harm to kids who need genuine mental health support who are instead being dismissed as being part of a trend.

That's circular. They need help because they're caught in a trend which ignores the actual issues in their lives (bullying, divorce, academics, etc) and provides a one-size-fits-all solution of body modification.

> All rises in incidents of transgenderism are easily explained by a more tolerant society accepting it. The same appeared when we stopped pathologizing left-handedness - all the kids didn't suddenly become left-handed, but the ones that were felt comfortable no longer hiding it.

This sounds compelling but is not accurate. Left-handedness is a testable "condition" whereas transgender is some adults' interpretation of how people and their genitals should look based on how they act, especially with regard to things the observer thinks of as sexualized, such as who plays with dolls. Society was getting more tolerant, back in the 00s you'd never have a teacher scold a child for using wrong-sex toys because we'd largely gotten rid of the concept. Now it's back and we're telling children their actions and desires are wrong, BUT we've got a surgical solution!

Fifteen years ago a boy could have worn a dress to elementary and wouldn't have socially risked anything worse than if they wore the wrong brand. Now they risk their teachers "helping" them make huge life decisions they can't even comprehend, and telling them to keep the discussions secret from their parents. That's a lot less accepting than it used to be.

> with some exceptions that get consistently magnified by those with an agenda, it is not something you can just do on a whim, and generally requires a lot of counselling and a lot of effort to pursue hormonal or surgical changes.

This isn't true, the fast track (affirmative care) is the only one allowed in most schools and clinics and by WPATH guidelines. Very rarely do teachers, counsellors, therapists, or health care providers pause to help children with preexisting issues before literally telling them that they're born incorrectly and offering solutions - even if those solutions (drugs and surgery) aren't always immediate.

> There are incidents of detransitioning and those that regret it. Those rates are lower than those that regret knee replacements.

This is not correct. There are no proper studies that follow medical transitioners long enough to usefully make that claim. The studies that exist have egregious failures such as not accounting for dropouts or controlling for comorbidities. And knee surgery is widely known to be almost ineffective for many people, making it an exceptionally misleading comparison.
>It's not commonly discussed,

It absolutely is commonly discussed in mental health circles. Suicides cluster is a common theme among health experts. When you see one suicide among a target population (youth for example), you will commonly see multiples.

https://www.cdc.gov/suicide/resources/suicide-clusters.html
There's gotta be a way to do this with youtube captions and audio
Actually, I think I will try to go on step further and for domains that are taken, run another loop to try and find similar but available names. Will report back when/if it works.
A lot of the past few years has been spent on research.

The move to PoS is now complete and rollups are under active development.

For a lot of use cases scaling is a prerequisite and that's coming soon, likely 2-3 years of progressive improvements.

Transactions on rollups are as low as 2 cents and EIP 4488 is expected to bring that down about 100x.

You should really take a look at the roadmap: https://notes.ethereum.org/@domothy/roadmap
So don't keep this anywhere near your actual wallet unless you are 100% sure your life is 100% free of any need to ever swipe a magstrip from anything else that lives in your wallet, then? Awesome.
If you want a course and are willing to pay for it I can recommend School of Motion — https://www.schoolofmotion.com/courses/after-effects-kicksta... (did not take this one, I took more advanced stuff and it was good). Or just like in SE a good way to learn is to choose what you want to make and then watch tutorials on youtube about that specific topic.

> I always wanted to use lottie, but never really dived into 2d animations.

However, as a person who worked as a motion designer for several years, I must say that creating good animations, especially for lotties limited toolset is not a technical problem, but an artistic one. Making animation feel good is hard and takes a lot of practice. Even more for character animation.
RunwayML Raises $50M At $500M Valuation
Jane Austen never wed, but she knew how to play the marriage game
Amazon CloudWatch Internet Monitor lets you track connection performance issues
Ask HN: Best certifications for mid career switch?
I need career advice, hence the throwaway account. I’ve been a web developer / webmaster / database developer / DBA / full stack dev for the last 28 years. For the last 12 or so, I’ve been almost exclusively on the web dev side. Totally self taught except for a few college courses and training sessions on specific technologies to meet employer needs.

I’ve made a pretty good career of it through the years. But now...I seem to have lost my web dev mojo. I’m frankly exhausted from keeping up with the latest front end tech. And if I have to code and debug one more address form, I'll rip my hair out.

Also...I'm on the wrong side of 50. I'm not gunning for FAANG, and I don't think I have the CV to catch on with a hot startup. I really just want a solid job with a stable company.

So… the idea of switching back more to the Ops/Systems/Database side is pretty appealing. I have always enjoyed the systems side of things, but I definitely need to bone up on the new ways of doing things in the cloud. And I have always LOVED working with relational databases, and would happily take the DBA/Database Dev side of things on again.

So, my question is: are there any certifications or training courses that would allow me to shift my path in one of these directions? Back in the day, the Microsoft MCSD/MCSE certs were a good way to signal that you knew what you were doing and were interested in the field, but I don't know if those are still useful/desirable for employers.

Has anyone made a similar shift? Is there anyone on the hiring side that has any recommendations?

Thanks.
I’m not, I guess the difference is animation vs UI? From the article, the ios library is set up to run animations off thread on a render server.

>On iOS, the most performant and power-efficient way to play animations is by using Core Animation. *This system framework renders animations out-of-process with GPU hardware acceleration.* Animation playback is managed by a separate system process called the “render server”. This means Core Animation-powered animations don’t contribute to the CPU utilization of the app process itself, and can continue even when its main thread is blocked or busy.
Great tool, found a couple of fun ones. Did it help you come up with the name?

Also, I don't think too many people would mind if you linked up the resultant domains to some affiliate program.
Transitioning from Software Engineer to PM?
I am currently the CTO of a mid-size company (200+ people) and am getting burnt out on engineering. I am interested in transitioning from engineering to product management at some point in the future.

I would like to hear from other engineers that have made the transition to learn more about how it went and how you landed your first gig.
I think I may have stumbled upon that plugin but getting it to load under latest Fedora wasn't trivial.
"yes much more human testing, especially volunteers who are terminally ill/suicidal etc."

Basically, it is already done, when late stage cancer patients agree to the very latest, risky treatments.

But I would extend it with say, granting death row canditates certain privileges, when they agree for some risky tests. But that is a very grey area with lots of room for turning into dystopia (but you can argue death row prisoners are living there anyway).

Also the problem with proper testing is, that you need healthy subjects which are as similar as possible. So that would mean breeding or cloning humans as test subjects. I fear this is secretly already done or planned, for very promising stem cell research/gene therapies/enhanced babies.

"In my ideal world, we use approximately 50% as much animal testing and 0.1% as many animal food products. "

And in my ideal world, we do not do animal testing at all anymore, but since I have not a working replacement avaiable, your numbers sound agreeable.
"Frighteningly strong" is just a purposely stupid way of saying "Pure", otherwise known as won't poison you, other than the ways meth poisons you anyway.

Besides, most homeless people in my state are getting fucked over by fentanyl, not meth.
Android Automotive is getting its 38th app: Waze
Banana for scale.
Exactly 3 happened to me, but thankfully the provider just dropped the charge and I never had to pay. I had a nerve transplacement surgery in my elbow and wrist, and apparently some neurologist called into a video conference for ten minutes from the east coast and tried to charge $14,000 for that, and my insurance said no way.

Honestly, I might have even consented to it, considering they gave me like 10 forms to sign as I was already in the gurney with an IV in my arm and the anesthesia drip had already started.
It's not isolated to iOS in particular — it's the case in every single GUI framework I've ever dealt with. Android for example would throw an exception if you try touching the views from another thread.
Because why give away the camouflage pattern?
I'll bet your city has a bike advocacy group. Find them and get involved. Even if it just write letters, they need people to put pressure on to get things to happen. They also need people to vote against someone who doesn't help their goals.
> A developer can't just set a price for something?

Are you crazy? And miss out on yet another opportunity for Apple to rub their stank on something?
"Thought carbon emissions had peaked" and "Carbon emissions have never been higher" are synonyms. What is the editor who made this title smoking?
The Fediverse unlocks a world of composable distributed apps
What?! You can't transact real estate in the US without recording the deed in your local county clerk's office...
It is able to generate something representing textual midi notation (I see a lot of notes and chords, and tempo/key info), but the problem is to play it back easily.

Edit: asked it more clarifying questions and apparently .SMF exists as textual midi! Now to see if there's an online smf player...

> Can you generate a short classical piano piece in the style of Debussy, represented in SMF?

Sure, here is a short classical piano piece in the style of Debussy, represented in the Standard MIDI File (SMF) format:

MThd 4 4 1
MTrk
0 Time_signature 4 4 24 8
0 Tempo 500000
0 Meta_event 0x51 0x03 500000
0 Note_on_c 0x00 0x40 0x40
0 Note_off_c 0x00 0x40 0x40
1 Note_on_c 0x00 0x43 0x40
1 Note_off_c 0x00 0x43 0x40
2 Note_on_c 0x00 0x47 0x40
2 Note_off_c 0x00 0x47 0x40
3 Note_on_c 0x00 0x4B 0x40
3 Note_off_c 0x00 0x4B 0x40
4 Meta_event 0x2F 0x00
MTrk
0 Meta_event 0x51 0x03 500000
0 Note_on_c 0x00 0x4B 0x40
0 Note_off_c 0x00 0x4B 0x40
1 Note_on_c 0x00 0x47 0x40
1 Note_off_c 0x00 0x47 0x40
2 Note_on_c 0x00 0x43 0x40
2 Note_off_c 0x00 0x43 0x40
3 Note_on_c 0x00 0x40 0x40
3 Note_off_c 0x00 0x40 0x40
4 Meta_event 0x2F 0x00

This SMF file encodes a simple piano piece with two tracks. The first track plays a ascending melody, starting on middle C and going up to the B above it. The second track plays a descending melody, starting on the B and going down to the middle C again. The piece uses a time signature of 4/4 and a tempo of 500,000 microseconds per beat. The notes in the piece are played with a moderate velocity of 64 on the MIDI scale (out of a possible range of 0-127). This SMF file can be loaded into a digital piano or music software program to play the piece. Note that this is a very simple example, and a more complex piece in the style of Debussy would likely include more tracks, dynamics, and other musical elements.
You've confused some words and missed the forest for the trees. It's recommended they spend 65% on program activities for certain third party charity ratings, for which Wikimedia Foundation passes.
If you're not in a rush I recommend posting on 'HN: Who Wants to be Hired' every month and let people just come to you.

If you are in a rush, I've had pretty good success in the past with applying to 'Who Wants to be Hired' posts, as well as AngelList (they just rebranded, but I forget the new name).

Not sure if that helps at all, but that's what's worked for me.
If unsure, paste into https://huggingface.co/openai-detector and check. If the detector says 99% fake, it is very likely fake. The detector can mistake ChatGPT generated text as real (maybe because it was trained to detect GPT2), for example one text I generated scored 99.94% real. I suspect it is better to paste just a few sentences (especially for a generated blog partially modified by a human?). Although there are legitimate uses, such as people using ChatGPT to correct their grammar — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33884842 . . . Also if I find GPT generated comments that are not clearly labelled, I flag and downvote.
If you delete TikTok does the illness dissipate?
The different CEXs would have to coordinate such price swinging.

No they wouldn't.

All they would have to do is "loan" tethers to their "whale" friends with the understanding that they will invest it in bitcoin and hold until they are told to sell. See article from wsj referenced below.

It's easy to time the market when you're manipulating the timing.

you'll be paying a lot to the arbitragers

Exchanges don't pay arbitragers anything. People who sell their crypto too cheap do.
I think the The Expanse's TV adaptation turned out so well thanks in large part to the involvement of the original authors as writers and producers on the show.
I've been in this situation enough times that I don't ever really feel ok until I have a year's worth of savings to cover the time it takes to find a new job. Of the 10 or so years I've been a developer, I've only maybe spent 5-7 working as one
Respectfully I disagree with this.

The article you linked is mostly just a copy+paste of the apple page, with a few paragraphs removed.

I personally don't think going from the direct news source -> random news source you just googled that copy+pasted most of it anyway is worth doing.

> but corporate press releases are so awful to read that I increasingly think we need to make them an exception.

Is it really that much better if they just removed 2~3 paragraphs? They added nothing of value other then trackers and ads.

I do ask seriously - does removing 2~3 paragraphs really make it that much better?

Are we really going to move to having one person (no offense) to arbitrarily change the URLs from the official news source to a random one from your google search results?

tl;dr - doing this removes the benefits of first hand reporting, has effectively no different content, and you appeared to have randomly selected one that offers no clear benefit in it's content.
There are mods that make map smaller, make dupes move faster or add tiles that allow them to move faster. You can also train the dupes' athletics skill by forcing them to use the manual generators.

The Spaced Out DLC also has smaller asteroids, it changed the game so it now requires more "inter-planetary" automation. I highly recommend trying the game with the DLC, but I'm not sure if Steam allows refunds for DLCs.
And yet most media coverage I can find of the Apple Music Sing release uses the word karaoke to describe it, thinking that will be clear to their readers. I would feel safe saying your opinion is a minority one.

But this has become a pretty silly "debate".

Me, I'm still curious why Apple did not use the word karaoke, and do not myself think it's becuase they don't think people will consider it karaoke, but I understand you do, cool.
After doing Markdown for a while... and discovering Org. I'll keep Org. Thanks.
I read a couple articles on it when you first mentioned it. I see what you're saying, I just don't think it applies in this case. I think you're either trying to say that outrage over great evil is either always unwarranted, or that perceiving something as being a great evil is always wrong, or that the concerns about the treatment of animals in modern society doesn't count as a great evil. But I disagree with all of those things. There are some pretty significant differences between an outraged zealot and an outraged rights activist that come into play here.

> not really listening

I have listened for multiple decades. I listen to others talk about it at _great_ length. You can continue to simply believe that I am deaf to reason, or acting unreasonable in some way, but that's simply incorrect. You make it seem as if I am digging my heels in despite evidence that anything I say is wrong/unsound/false, but that's simply not the case.
Yes, increasing competition will lead to better results for society, in all markets.

Through competitive pressures which drive down cost and encourage increases in quality.

There is very little competitive pressure in healthcare from the consumer due to the issues already mentioned above
You copy what's fun to you.
That said, POMMES!