skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve mostly just been using spreadsheets and building formulas/macros to calculate revenue, etc. It works and doesn’t have tons of features most apps do.
It's a comfort to me that the Constitution forbids him from running for president.
There's definitely some work to build atop the new functionality available in 5.0 and make sure there's plenty of good learning material.

In terms of the compiler and runtime development, the OCaml and ML Workshops at ICFP in October have videos that cover some of the experimental work happening: https://watch.ocaml.org/video-channels/ocaml2022/videos and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyrlk8Xaylp7f8T7L5SFF...

There's also a compiler development newsletter that's posted on the discuss at regular intervals which details some of the other work happening: https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/ocaml-compiler-development-newsl...
Elon Musk is the kid on the playground shouting "time-out" and inventing a new rule every time he's about to get tagged.
Journalists have been banned from Twitter long before Elon turned up with his sink, why the concern now?
Bud, not everything has “balance.” Some things are black and white.
I dunno. I find presumed SF area residents soapboxing on how to build metro areas to be extremely amusing. It's like a gambling addict giving financial advice. The warning signs were there years and years ago when gainfully employed people started living in RVs on the street but from my outsider's perspective, absolutely nothing was done.
Ask HN: How to “subscribe” to comments in a specific post?
Is there a way to follow up/get notified about new comments in a specific post?
It can be setup, but will it work?
The age of free online returns is ending
Given what Elon has claimed about this, it’s probably not the best defense of his position.
> do people keep cash in their brokerage accounts?

Some people use a brokerage account as a checking account. Most don’t. Interest can also be earned on lent securities.
I somehow missed he's called Brad Brad. More crap to add to the steaming pile this sentence is. Absolutely masterful.
https://archive.vn/NlOTW
As an occasional gitea contributor: irc > matrix
It turns out I can just randomly click numbers, and if I happen to get one before it starts wiggling, it still works.

It still takes ~8 seconds from the last click for the next one to wiggle though.

But at least that took my time down from 224s to 119s
All git operations are several times faster than their SVN counterparts, and git is more storage efficient as well. This becomes especially relevant for larger repositories.
I find it interesting that most discussion forums have essentially the same data model, but just a different UI and moderation.

Think: Reddit, HN, Twitter, Discord, TikTok, Insta, Signal/Whatsapp/Telegram/Messenger.

I feel like Reddit is a superset of most though although they suck at chat. Discord is great at chat, but their forum functionality is weak.

All of HN could be implemented as a single sub-reddit for example. I would much rather use HN on the Reddit UI too. And Twitter also.

The most important thing that trumps all is always the community.

I've often thought a fun experiment would be to create a simple clone of the UI of Reddit, HN, Twitter, Discord, and then show each of those feeds inside the UI of each other.
Network effect and critical mass of users isn't part of the plan. Scaling is done per the user population. If you end up with 100 circles of 150 people and it is sustainable with ads thats fine. No social circles are public, nothing is public.

Moderation is done by users since no circle or content is spread wider than 150. Their phones/devices are only end nodes receiving content, not distributing it at all. The idea is the platform doesn't need suggestion algo's or spying on people's content for advertisers. It just distributes content to those that are members in a circle. The client apps can be built to flag questionable content so it doesn't end up in the users cloud storage.

Again, in my head this is not a global/public "town square" (which any website thinking they are that is a fallacy). It is a social media site for private groups of people to use which is the vast majority of what people want. A social circle for family, social circles for current/former groups of workers, etc. Maybe allow larger private groups for churches, schools, etc. Private groups tend to have very good self-moderation.
Is TypeScript responsible for how performant VSCode is relative to other Electron apps? I always wondered how they figured it out and all other Electron apps struggle.
Because they built the app you are trading on, made the agreements with the HFT, and are facilitating the trade?
... and the fact that I don't have to pay for it. Never understood why anyone would spend money on a text editor.
ManicTime [0] passively records your computer and phone activity in minute detail.

This makes it great for consultants, i.e. people working for multiple clients every day. You can focus on making your clients happy, and at the end of the day (or week, or month), still accurately assign time spent on each project.

ManicTime:

- Takes a screenshot every X seconds,
- Records window titles, document paths, urls,
- Records phone call metadata, phone location, foreground phone app (Android only).

ManicTime has a very intuitive zoomable timeline interface to assign screenshots and other recorded activity to projects. Everything is stored offline. If you want, a free to use self-hosted server ManicTime server helps with backup and multi-device synchronisation.

ManicTime works best on Windows and with Android, although an OS X client exists.

Pricing: 67 USD for a one year license (so: no subscription that holds your data hostage). ManicTime is not free, but knowing what you did and when (down to the minute) gives it a quick ROI.

[0] https://www.manictime.com/
Show HN: Simple pub/sub using WebSockets in Node.js
I built this pubsub module because I wanted a simple solution that uses only node.

Why did I want pubsub? I wanted to build a complex app but segregate it into microservices that work together through event messages. I also wanted to use this method instead of node's built-in clustering for multiple instances. I've been running it for a few weeks now with several messages per second bugfree. I plan to use this setup for future apps as it reduces complexity of the code and allows me to restart/update one part of the app without interrupting the other parts.

I would love to receive feedback and suggestions on the code and features, and hope it can be useful to you also!
having the same problem, also Slack/Teams UI is (visually) way too bloated. Using something cleaner like iMessage and IRC is helping me a lot, but this is unfortunately not possible all the time so i open up Teams only twice a day and pepole should call me if there is a urgent case.
There is an ongoing problem with small crimes damaging quality of life. When Newsom was mayor he set up a reporting system with a 311 front end reachable by phone or web where problems could be reported. This led, among other things, to the problem of trash bins being raided and dumped out being identified.

The poop map has not been that useful as there is limited push for public access toilets and it is not all that accurate but rather more of a map of where people complain about poop which is subtly different. Some public toilets have been installed and more are planned, but these are mostly for touristy commercial areas.

The map itself is mostly political fodder. Conservatives regularly post it with status updates and rage on local internet forums and conservative political forums as evidence that San Francisco is being ruined by policies that are soft on crime. Oddly enough this has not yet convinced the people of San Francisco to vote in representatives who are against Trans people and seek to limit access to abortion.
In this model, dev can deploy any service they like, so SRE isn’t a gate keeper.
I bet it stinks for months too
You were not alone.
It would be such a terrible outcome, having the player base fractured over tons of different versions. It would be a far worse experience than them adding some new characters and game modes and renaming the game Overwatch 2.
It's a crime that we'll never see the Chris Cunningham vision for this in movie form.
Thanks for the reply. I'm hoping that modular macros land soon. I'm very ambivalent about the PPX mechanism, and I hope that modular macros reduces the need of PPX.
Surely there is some middle ground here. It’s ingenuous to suggest that nothing someone does on their property has impact on others:
- A neighbor who installs a billboard in their back yard is constantly bombarding you with unwanted advertisements.
- Your neighbor could be running a loud, unsightly business on their property, diminishing your quality of life and property value.
- A hair contrived, but your neighbors could decide they’re unhappy with how lax you are regarding what others do on their property, so to teach you a lesson, they conspire to build incredibly high walls around your home so you can hardly ever see the sun.

I’m sympathetic to the people who want to improve urban planning to make our cities more livable. I don’t think it is correct or fair that they are quick to tell “NIMBYs” no, while they enforce “YIMBY” policies. It’s not symmetric to tell one group of people they have no say in what goes on in their neighborhood simply because it involves stopping something you want, while telling another that they have a say. The only thing differentiating these two camps is that people on each side of the argument are only sympathetic with those on their side.
Just to add to the sibling comment. To maintain backwards compatibility, OCaml 5 has both threads and domains.

Threads belong to a domain and only one thread can hold the runtime lock for the domain. This is the same behaviour as in OCaml 4.

With OCaml 5 you can have as many domains as you want though (we recommend no more than you have cores though).
Line-by-line commits in Sublime Merge are much easier to do. Also the timeline view if you're pressured into "gitflow" and such things.
Copyright is a subset of intellectual property.

Intellectual property generally includes copyright, patents, trademark, and trade secrets, though there are broader claims such as likeness, celebrity rights, moral rights (e.g., droit d'auteur in French/EU law), and probably a few others since I began writing this comment (the scope seems to be increasing, generally).

I suspect you intended to distinguish trademark and copyright.
https://hnrss.org/replies?id=
Is there a way to do this in windows?
Frankly I'd rather have the syringe center near me because it's less obnoxious on an annualized basis than having to behave and maintain my property in accordance with "good neighborhood" standards lest Karen narc on me weekly to the point where the city gets sick of being bothered, capitulates and then starts fining me over some BS ordinance.
First up, anything starting with a .#* is a selector. Secondly, if you're selective about valid tokens then how many tokens are both a valid selector and property name? Probably custom only? And the number of times you'd find a pseudo selector on one of these? We're rapidly approaching extreme edge case territory here.

Also, looking at your second line: I would say the second part (starting at the semicolon before the h1), is invalidated by the semicolon. No need to lookahead or read up to the semicolon. The first part would always be evaluated first, up to the closing curly bracket. The second part would fail at the first character. I'm looking at this on a phone so maybe I've misread?

Edit: I should add, I'm not disagreeing with your point (I don't think!), just emphasising it
Quoting one comment of the author:

> I wrote the model in Go first and once that was working I converted it to C which very straight forward. Once in C I used Z88DK as the compiler, this comes with tools to create a zx81 application. The IDE was VSCode running on a Mac with a few scripts to build and launch the Clock Signal ZX81 Emulator for testing before creating a tzxduino file. I think I detailed it on https://glasstty.com .

> I use the same environment for writing nascom stuff. Its more straight forward than it sounds.
When talking about maple syrup, for an European, what would be considered a good brand(s) representing the taste, ingredients, process etc. as it should be? We have various stuff here in Europe mostly 'made in Canada', no 2 are the same, some taste better and some... less so, and price is not always a good indication.
Is Binance exposed to USDT?
Maybe of interest for others: It's Mac only and paid (OP didn't specify preferences, so might be fine)
I've had heated windscreens in various Škodas for 10+ years - now a must have feature for me when buying a new car.
Last comment was in 2020.
What's wrong with how Microsoft runs the VS Code project?
It’s not quite as a bad as a single glass. More like 61 glasses, but you can only strike one at a time.

And on the other hand, you can glissando smoothly between any 2 notes. Not many other instruments in the orchestra can say that!

Pitch drift due to temperature fluctuations was quite bad, it’s true, but it becomes part of the charm of those “switched-on” records.
Can vote for Kimai!
I wrote a small ruby cli tool, which I use since over 5 years for all my freelance and consulting jobs:

https://github.com/pstaender/punched

To let it sync with other computers I let it store the files in nextcoloud (they are only plain text files). There is just basic functionality, but you can also set different hour rates per project and let it show the total sum of hours for a project.
I would like to think this article is deliberately making fun of the paranoia regarding the unvaccinated.

> First responders may also consider taking precautions to protect themselves from COVID when responding to traffic crashes, the authors added, as it’s more likely that a driver is unvaccinated than vaccinated.

This is because unvaccinated people are more likely to be contagious, right?
it’s barely post-modern. it’s a boring and overused tv plot technique that makes me groan whenever I come across it. build up excitement, tension, drama, create an interesting scene, then throw it all away with a “how did we get here” and a roll back in time
We already see a LOT of auctions running in the options markets, and trading these auctions it is one of the profit centers of market makers. It turns out that speed is still a factor in a stock market auction, and you can still have designated market makers that are guaranteed to get a cut of each auction.

I'm not sold that this move will actually result in much better prices for customers on average, but it will certainly "spread the wealth around" by allowing all brokerages to take advantage of a uniform price-improvement structure rather than negotiating individually with Citadel/Virtu. I have been an IBKR customer for a while, and I'll be happy because I don't get a lot of price improvement under the current system. Schwab customers, who get a lot of price improvement, may be less happy.

In options, there is the suspicion that the presence of a lot of auctions probably results in wider spreads, which we could see as auctions make it to the stock market, too. If all retail order flow goes into the market through special channels, the only trading remaining in the "normal" system will be from sophisticated traders, who you don't really want to trade against.

Of course, the SEC may then say "the experiment was a great success, retail traders are getting HUGE price improvement," ignoring that retail traders may be getting worse prices than the old NBBO from the widening of the spread.
It's never too late to go to university. There are certainly people that start later than 32.

Anyway, I you goal is to program for your job you might want to look into business intelligence, data analytics for business, etc. It's basically a soft transition from your current professional background and would likely allow you to make money while learning more about coding and data analysis. Then I would try to get training from the company to get better in data analytics, data engineering, DevOps, software engineering, ...

I think this a challenging but realistic way where you can leverage your expertise, learn new stuff and still make money without taking a crazy pay cut.

Slightly related..in Germany there are so called "Duales Studium" which is basically studying during the semester and working for the sponsoring company during the breaks. You get paid but will be expected to work for the sponsoring company for a couple of years. Pretty sure you would need to know German tho.
That was proven to not be near an airport and not on a day that his jet was flying. There was no police report filed either. It's pure fiction.
pretty much. Very lightweight and easy to setup too.
I suspect his thinking on the subject, much like his management of Twitter, is simply a mess.
How Silicon Valley bosses see Elon Musk
Yes, but are modifications in one view immediately reflected in the other view, without having to save the file?
Been using Synergy and recommending it for many years, paid for it a long time ago as I thought it was worth supporting given how much use I've gotten from it.

Besides being OS, what are the advantages of Barrier? Worth the (probably small amount of) time to switch?
not /just/ the moon:
uncommonly high land and sea temperatures, plus the noted el nino effect on both tides and rainfall

not /just/ a mangrove:
mangroves right around the northern half of the australian coastline were impacted

and not /just/ the mangroves:
other sensitive ecosystems, including sea grass meadows, coral and coastal rainforest (monsoon vine thicket) were also impacted
JFK Assassination Records – 2022 Additional Documents Release
Why does HN not respect accessibility settings in browser?
I don't read HN on my phone, because I cannot read HN on my phone - I have font size completely cranked in my browser and phone settings, but this site comes out with like, six point text at best. My vision is bad, there's a system in place to address this, but your web designers apparently don't care about that.
Days after Killnet claimed to have hacked the FBI database, pro-Russian threat group Noname05716 attacked Italian military.
Pretty decent profile:

https://lithub.com/i-found-a-rare-copy-of-june-allison-gibbo...
Not meaning to poop on anyones parade, but 'stardomes' make more sense at this scale IMHO, http://www.stardome.jp/index-en.html
Thanks for the reply. I hope that the array and list comprehensions land soon in upstream; it's a useful and hopefully not-too-controversial feature.

I'm more ambivalent regarding the local allocations and the unboxed types. I totally understand why they'd be useful when you are trying to squeeze every last drop of performance, but they do require a not-so-trivial complexification of the language.
Readwise was useful and great even without Reader. Now, with Reader, it's indispensable. Everything from syncing Kindle highlights to finally solving my decades-long hunt for a good "bookmarks with annotations" solution, smooth integration with Obsidian (my "second brain" / digital hub)... it checks all my boxes. Easily
in my all-time top 5 apps. The only complaint I ever had w/ Readwise was having to wait months to get the Reader beta which I finally got this summer. Bravo! Kudos! Keep it up!
Preventing leaks is especially hard with hydrogen because its molecules are very tiny.
> 1. What can you point to that explains or even suggests that repos "should [...] be findable" directly on codeberg.org and for "people browsing [it] and pages within"? E.g. that creating an unlisted repo and then setting up a publicly facing project landing page/mailing list/etc. that independently refers potential contributors to the repo but doesn't make available a top-level index of all such (possibly unrelated) repos that a given person controls, is something that would run afoul of either Codeberg's policies or goals.

Here is some resources directly from Codeberg.org to explain the position:

> Codeberg is a collaboration platform and Git hosting for Free and Open Source Software, content and projects.

https://codeberg.org/

> Can I host private (non-licensed) repositories?

> Codeberg is intended for free and open source content. However, as per our Terms of Service [https://codeberg.org/codeberg/org/src/TermsOfUse.md#2-allowe...],

> Private repositories are only allowed for things required for FLOSS projects, like storing secrets, team-internal discussions or hiding projects from the public until they're ready for usage and/or contribution.

> Since this is not what Codeberg is meant for in a more narrow sense, stricter limitations might be implemented in the future.

https://docs.codeberg.org/getting-started/faq/#can-i-host-pr...

> The mission of Codeberg e.V. is to build and maintain a free collaboration platform for creating, archiving, and preserving code and to document its development process.

https://docs.codeberg.org/getting-started/what-is-codeberg/#...

> [2] (1) The purpose of the association is to promote the creation, collection, distribution and preservation of Free Content (Open Content, Free Cultural Works) and Free and Open Source Software (FOSS)

> [2] (2) For the collection and distribution of free content, open and commonly used Repository and Version Control Systems ("RCS" and "VCS") that save and preserve the whole history of the creation and improvement of Open Source software and make it freely available to society on the Internet, should be primarily but not exclusively used and generally made available.

https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/org/src/branch/main/en/bylaws....

> 2. What is your relationship to the Codeberg e.V. organization?

I'm participating as an "Private Person" with a "Active Membership" in Codeberg e.V.

What is your own relationship to Codeberg?
try https://www.movetodon.org/
And here I am still using TextMate...

(95% of my coding is in Xcode, the rest gets funneled through TextMate).
We've been down that well paved road to hell and the bay area is what it gets us. Mostly unfettered development is the far less evil. If you really don't like it that much then either pay in time (commute) or money (rich neighborhood) to live somewhere else.
Post-modernism is 50 years old, and refers to the modernity of the first half of that century. Of course it feels cliché and outdated in 2022.
timewarrior.org

Not associated, but a big fan. Console based, so easily scriptable. Use it not for consulting but time tracking between projects.
I do agree the Vim plugin ecosystem (and vimscript) sort of sucks. That said, I've been using Vim for 20+ years and generally only mess with my config and plugins once every 2-3 years at most. Since the thing is just supposed to edit text, why would I feel compelled to update them, much less try to figure out what language they're written in?
Consider working more hours and taking more stimuants