skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a political source so read it with the knowledge that they’re highly sympathetic to the current Republican narrative:

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/bizpac-review/
What does the author mean by "logic locking"? I am reading the article on a smartphone, but I couldn't find a definition of the term in the article. It's not a common term at all. Without that definition, I have no idea how to evaluate the article.
You can of course do answer set programming in prologs too.
https://ciao-lang.org/playground/scasp.html
It is viable to make it illegal, don’t act surprised
Styling is not the problem the poster was complaining about, and why I specifically chose pyflakes out of dozens of such tools.
Pay a lawyer $7-$14k, maintain residency on work visa for 7 years (for which you have to fight 5 other qualified candidates for a slot). Wait months for responses from an overwhelmed government service for each phase of an overly complicated process.

You’re right they shouldn’t be treated differently. Everyone should be treated better than that.
When you build in public, you share more than what's on your website. You tend to share tactics you used, even vaguely. It may have taken you months to get there and you're making it easier for others to catch up. Or so some people believe.

I think giving the recipe away is not a worry as 99% won't execute it, or won't do it as well anyway.
> other countries have other policies to favor home ownership

You make it sound like a bad thing? Policies should favor the people. There are policies that favor renting flats too.

I believe the problem is not "making it a good deal to own your home". That should be the default anyway.
I find it hard to believe that rust control isn’t mostly a labor problem, the navy has virtually unlimited low cost labor. Instead of posing for that photo every sailor in that photo should have been maintaining the ship, even the officers.
Why not? If you organize together that means you have more power than an individual. Governments can and should certainly try to equalize that imbalance where possible and where it makes sense.
HSR in Japan they just have different trains on the same tracks but double the tracks at some stations so the non-stop train can pass the stop-at-every-station-trains. So you can service the smaller towns and the still have a maximum speed train
Doesn’t seem to be the case.

> macroeconomic conditions such as soaring housing prices and intense employment pressure also come into play, forcing many people to give up trying to tie the knot

https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/3204140/y...
Yes, it's analogous to Rust lifetimes. The term is somewhat older, I think I borrowed it from Cyclone: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclone_(programming_language)
It’s called kinship networks built around people with blood ties. In tens of thousands of years nobody has figured out any stronger bond.
I enjoyed the main quest line in Genshin Impact. Besides being a beautiful open world all around, some of the story arcs left me in tears, which hadn't happened since the cutscene where <warning: spoiler ahead> Cyan said goodbyes to his family on the ghost train in FFVI.
If courts being inaccessible is the problem, then we should solve that. Not introduce insanely specific laws like this which are prone to abuse.
Move to New Zealand.
Scientific/simulation, embedded, heavy desktop (e.g CAD), games, ML/AI etc

Almost everything except “web development” I’d say.
You can also look at other communities that sprang up, like e.g. the gay community, who faced marginalization as well. Gatherings like pride parades are creating a sense of community which supports people
The new ChatGTP will create lots of shitty spam over the internet.
Farce. That’s what it’s called when you overshoot your satire.
Im 34 and in the same boat. I try to hit the swimming pool 3 times a week at least, preferably during my “lunch hours” and it changes everything. Couldn’t go for the last 2 weeks and I feel like I’m 85. Not sure where it comes from.
Agreed. Controlling real-world stuff is cool. I'm also into CAD because you can design real things.

Maybe this is why I lost interest in video games. They have zero relevance off screen.
Yes and that's why America flies instead of building high speed rail. Why go 220 mph when you can go 500+?
JPM is not buying up existing inventory. They are creating new inventory. Why should they do so with the expectation of losing money?
Do Chinese people use chrome? One would think the download page is blocked as well, so the demographic for chrome users should be way smaller.

Also to consider: China uses in-app browsing a lot, with interactive experiences very similar to websites built right in the bilibili/ali/wechat apps.
> People dont poop when they are stressed

I don’t think this is true
Fine, but it's a little jarring to go from Sesame Street to documentaries about Roman coins to "I apologize for being late, Captain Peacock, it was raining and I just had to stroke my wet and sensitive pussy. (laugh track gap)"

(Not going to object to "it"--I suspect you may be right.)
Yep... This is incredibly frustrating and literally they do not care about fixing it.
An earlier version of wiktionary had that definition. Apparently it was deleted for lack of citation other than Tolkien which might be an in-universe term.

> 1. A person in their twenties, between 20 and 29 years old. Possibly including 30-32.

> 1954 "The Fellowship of the Ring", J.R.R. Tolkien

> At that time Frodo was still in his tweens, as the hobbits called the irresponsible twenties between childhood and coming of age at thirty-three.
For once an article where the 'rust' is not about a programming language! :-)
Also the scripting language is tightly integrated with the C++ object model without a lot of binding code because they can rely on conventions in defining C++ classes and native facilities built into the scripting language. You don’t really need to develop native C++ extensions anymore but it’s a really neat system to work with when you do.
Removing the janitorial was a deliberate act of penny-wise cost savings.
Would it not be easier to use some method that doesn't cause a mess and to automate an email or text message to your local police department/paramedic etc with details on what you've done and how to locate your body? Sounds preferable to leaving it to chance whilst your body is in a freezer for n years.
It's even worse > Republished with permission from American Wire News Service.
+1 to this. I've been using it for a while.

It doesn't do a great deal, the magic is that it removes just enough hassle from the shell scripting process that I write far more than I used to.

- I don't have to worry about accidentally giving my scripts names that collide with other things on my computer, because they all live in the sd namespace. It's kind of like the Vim leader key, but for the shell.

- I don't worry about forgetting about my scripts later on, because I can browse them with tab completion.

- I'm motivated to write a 1-line documentation comment explaining wtf the script does, again because the comment gets picked up by the tab-completion and displayed as description.

Now I have a growing collection of little scripts organized with sd. Many of them are trivial one-liners. Some of them are even just stuff I could accomplish with bash syntax but kept forgetting how to do because punctuation is harder to remember than words. Previously I would write these things but then forget about them later on, negating the point. And the worry of forgetting made me not write scripts in the first place. I don't have to worry about forgetting to write `set -euo pipefail` because it does it for me.
Personally I think aircraft safety regulations do plenty of good.
It’s called a “risk premium”. If I know my chances of losing money is higher, I’m going to raise rents. How does that help anyone?
Wowzers I love these one-hand 'slow' watches!
https://svalbard.watch/pages/Svalbard_24-hour_watches.html

I hope I can get Pole Clock on Apple Watch, wish they allowed custom watch faces!
Yourself or others may find _it is exactly what has fallen apart_.

Exercise is magical, it gives you superpowers of focus and confidence that you can solve all problems. If everything is going wrong, it's the first place to check - are you exercising? If not, fix that. And maybe everything else goes away.
Ask them how they feel about owners of any types of businesses.
The cost is my objection. I don't find other transportation options in California so bad that I want to spend 100 billion dollars so some people don't have to take an Uber from the airport to downtown. I think California needs to spend that money on desalinization plants.
I second Disco Elysium. Top 10 games if not 5 I ever played. Sad thing about the studio and the creators getting pushed out of the company.
Templates of Doom – A spreadsheet text adventure game (1985)
Absolutely beautiful, excellent work.

I would like to comment that for the animation it has the rope anchored on the left. I think that a up and down loop animation would be most natural to have the center of the rope anchored since that motion is generated with two hands going in and out, the center should not look like it slides back and forth as the visible length changes.
"Consumption" doesn't mean disposable, it means homes should be used to be used to fulfill needs and desires, and not used to increase wealth (as an investment good).

Easiest way to do that is a land value tax; the home itself is not what is appreciating in value anyways, the land is what is appreciating.
I will gain full control of the igraph R/Python library.
Not useless, but less usefull.
Anyone who missed the previous signs already has some serious reasons to stay. I suspect H1B indentured servitude is a big pet of it.
> These tools scan the executables without executing them, don't they?

No, modern AV software executes unknown binaries in an emulated system environment. Defender has an x86-to-safe-x86 JIT compiler built in to make this more performant.
I was on team Elon, I wanted to see him being free speech to Twitter. First he started banning users who talked about Mastodon. After this post I consider him unfit.

You’re the richest man and you are cutting something as basic as toilet paper, you are a bimbo.

These are peoples lives and that leaves a bad taste in my mouth, he’s a degenerate.
Yeah the SVG and animation are cool but the blog post is phenomenal! Great stuff!
Cat is an interesting example because it's not as trivial as it seems, especially when it comes to performance and resilience:

https://endler.dev/2018/fastcat/

https://ariadne.space/2022/07/17/how-efficient-can-cat1-be/

I think this is one of these "not built here" discussions. It's very easy to underestimate the number of edge-cases to support especially in the case of network transfer. You start implementing your own, then you've got to handle non standard certificates, 300 redirects, temporary failures, backoff strategies, optimizing chunk size, handling proxy calls, etc. Using a standard library makes sense.
Being tired all the time is not normal. If you wake up tired or frequently feel fatigued you should consider seeing a sleep professional and getting screened for sleep apnea.
I believe they are generalizing past owning your own home, to owning _other_ homes as a pure investment. I.e. becoming a landlord. Owning your own home wouldn't require someone wealthier than you purchasing it -- even if it did not go up in price. When home prices don't rise, purchasing investment properties becomes less lucrative and more risky (where as purchasing your own home remains low risk).
ElixirLS developer here. Nice to hear that people like the autocompletion but comming from .net/java I think it still can do much better. It’s not very context aware and poorly handles code with parse errors
I didn't want to address this because it's a tangent, but I understand that free speech protects expressing fascist thought. I can still disapprove of it and not want to be around a lot of it, consider high concentrations of it to be a sign of an unhealthy community, without saying it should be somehow illegal.
Activities have increasingly become profit focused. Not sure why friends couldn’t also be.
Don't forget Tre nøtter til Askepott, an old communist Czech movie that's somehow so critical to Norwegian heritage they had to send a Norwegian team to another country to make sure it was preserved and restored.
This isn't because broadcast "can't afford" sports. It's because they've learned that moving this amount of sports away from OTA makes them more money.

ABC/ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU/SECN/ACCN are all the same company, all under the Disney umbrella. Bally is what used to be FSN, which was temporarily owned by Disney as well after their acquisition of Fox, but Disney was ordered to divest itself of FSN, so they're now owned by Sinclair. As well, Fox's broadcasting properties were spun off into their own company right before the acquisition, including BTN.

There are basically four major sports juggernauts in the US right now. ABC/ESPN, NBC, CBS, and Fox (which for obvious reasons Disney was not allowed to operate after the merger). Notice how that does cover all the broadcast networks. The lack of sports on broadcast television is not because they "can't afford" to license it.

Big events are only on broadcast because there would be riots if, say people couldn't watch the Super Bowl without paying a subscription fee. I remember when Disney moved MNF to ESPN, quite a few people complained.
Crazy as it might sound, you can literally do this by listening to your feet!
“Admit” as in “enable social structures around,” not “confess to random strangers.”

As a concrete (and tiny) example: we enforce loneliness at the physical and policy levels by subsiding the construction of car-dependent suburbs: human socialization becomes defined by points of interaction (driving to the bowling alley, except you have no friends to bowl with), rather than transitory areas of interaction.
I built https://www.inveester.com , it's a stock portfolio tracker mobile app with some focus on dividends/passive income.

Didn't reach 500$ yet but it's growing and crossed 100$ MRR already
Not sure if author is the same as OP (I’m leaning towards not?), but if they are…

I’m curious what caused you to go down the route of transpiling? Do you think that this methodology will be a core facet of the architecture, and will it be able to be changed when rust gives you the tools you seemingly want? Do you think that the transpiling will be annoying to debug and update as rust continues to mature?
Computer graphics is such a fun area to work in. This rope is a perfect example of how having strong high school level math skills and a good idea can turn you into a kind of wizard. It’s a really special feeling when you bring to life a dynamic illustration that you can customize programmatically. If you let it go to your head, if kind of makes you feel like a god.
A giant like JP Morgan does it either way. JP Morgan originates mortgages (via Chase Home Finance). It likes to do that in places where the price of homes does not go down. Put it differently, it likes to do that in places with strong NIMBYs. I suspect Citi and Bank of America and Wells Fargo have the same preferences. I'm not sure how these preferences manifest themselves, and I'm also sure they are not doing anything illegal. But they create some market pressure to hinder development.
https://betterhumans.pub/8-communication-hacks-i-use-to-appe...

https://itnext.io/the-difference-between-the-clever-develope...

https://medium.com/swlh/dont-just-set-goals-build-systems-81...
And who is going to foot the bill for building more houses without a profit incentive?

Builders of individual homes are building larger houses that are unaffordable to the people who need them the most. The answer is multi unit housing - like those being built by the evil profit seeking capitalists.
You could make it lighter by removing even hour marks, like so https://codepen.io/kirillmyshkin/full/dyRQOda
Oh neat, that’s my blog. My old posts don’t resurface on HN that often.

Lots of criticism of my methodology in the comments here. That’s fine. That post was more of a self nerd snipe that went way deeper than I expected.

I hoped that my post would lead to a more definitive answer from some actual experts in the field. Unfortunately that never happened, afaik. Bummer.
I see now. I looked twice. I think most people stop after a section called "Conclusion" that ends with "Thanks for reading." It doesn't help that the formatting then leaves a large gap between sections that doesn't indicate there's more after that.
Penalties need to include individuals and not just companies.
Sainthood is not the standard to which any politician is held.
Work: just launched my new, first VC fund in Europe. I plan to make it successful in 2023.

Also, I want to finally have kids. And a dog.

I love writing. Perhaps I'll manage to write more stuff in 2023.
China is a weird case where there is no property ownership per se, and all the property owners were sent to the fields, yet a generation later everyone is acting as if their 70 year lease is literally the same thing as property and entails the same rights of inheritance and so forth.
I like that in rust one can reuse variable names, since they are dead anyway. Makes sense to ‘update’ the old name with the new value, sort of like a swap-and-kill. Does austral have this? Seems like no reason not to.
LineageOS is a fork of Android, not some separate thing. You can set it up to have all those apps work, same as you can after you root a stock Android install.
> The end result is that in the US high-speed rail is impossible to build, and it would operate on average at far less than the maximum speed.

> Acela on the Northeast Corridor is about as fast as it will get.

None of this is true—you’re just assuming it.

HSR stations in smaller cities exist everywhere in the world—the way you make it work is that not every train stops at every small station. It’s not that hard.

The way you avoid slow zones is usually by keeping HSR out of the center of small cities, and having the station on the outskirts. Unfortunately CA HSR has mostly failed to do this, but it can absolutely be done elsewhere in America. And it’s not a problem unique to America at all! Even countries with excellent HSR like Italy have slower sections in major cities. It’s not a dealbreaker as long as you only do it where necessary.

Again, absolutely nothing you mentioned is unique to the US. Nor are many cities in the US actually too far apart for HSR to beat the pants off driving and flying. Sure, isolated cities like Denver and SLC may never get HSR. But LA-SF could be done in probably 2:15 with an optimal route (and even 2:45 with the actual bad route), which totally beats a 5-hour drive or a 3.5-4 hour airport odyssey. Alon Levy is an expert who has actually done the work (based on globally-proven mathematical models of ridership) instead of making vague evidence-free vibes-based assertions. [0] [1] [2]

Acela is absolutely not the best the Northeast Corridor can get. Boston-DC is possible in about 3:20 with normal developed-world infrastructure. Levy again: [3]

CA HSR is indeed a one-stop shop for everything that’s wrong with rail development in the US. But that doesn’t mean the answer is to curl up in the fetal position and surrender. It can and must be done right.

[0] https://pedestrianobservations.com/2022/12/22/midwestern-urb...

[1] https://pedestrianobservations.com/2020/12/20/metcalfes-law-...

[2]
https://pedestrianobservations.com/2020/02/13/metcalfes-law-...

[3] https://pedestrianobservations.com/2020/04/29/some-notes-abo...
Tip for anyone suffering from viral fatigue - I had a bad case a few years ago and it was only strength training that turned it round. That's as simple as learning to use the weight machines at the gym.
The argument here is not that owning a home is bad. Owning a home is good. Considering the ownership of your personal home as in investment is bad.
> Asking for cheap housing, today, is like asking for eating the cake and selling it too.

We don't want cheap housing that appreciates in value so that we can use it as an investment. We want cheap housing that we can live in, period. We are being screwed out of that because other people got cheap housing and then decided it should appreciate forever, and pulled the ladder up behind them.

You are right, though, that it is impossible to have housing be affordable and an investment good. That's why we want it to stop being an investment good.
I completely understand your point. But you also have to realize that belief is also a choice, not just a factual agreement on reality. It may surprise you to learn that many of those church attendees are not 100% in agreement. They too have doubts. They choose to believe it for the community. Or the alternative is just too bleak for them.
China has passed 25,000 miles of HSR.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-speed_rail_in_China

China’s development of both low-speed and high-speed maglevs seems promising too.

http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-12/15/c_139591288.htm

Plenty of cities could use trains that travel smoothly at 70 mph.
That works for Rust's standard library, which won't abandon anything stable (stuff gets deprecated, but that just results in a build warning).

It doesn't make as much sense for Python's standard library where you'd need to be paying attention to goings-on in the community to know if one of the batteries that are included has been judged expired and will be removed.
The best way to punish land hoarding is to make more land available. The best way to do that is to create the infrastructure to connect areas currently too far from cities for working people to live there to make them viable options. This defacto creates more land. People squabble over rent vs own and minimum lot sizes and bans on high density and parking space requirements etc. But this is the actual answer. This is why cities like NYC, London, San Fran etc are so popular in the first place: you can live in a house with a garden, you can work one of millions of jobs and you can get to and from those 2 places in 45min even if you're tired or drunk.
If it were that simple would not the mass exodus of landlord owners have reduced prices? There are massive amounts of new supply being built.

Single person occupancy growth in the last 20 years has pushed up pressure on stock as has the addition of many millions of persons beyond the national fertility rate. Incredible levels of regulation of which I wager you know nothing make building nearly impossible. I've built many properties, managed many, sold many, bought many. These flippant simplifications don't make sense. Costs to building quality housing to a modern standard are considerable. This the explosion in generic poor quality housing with aesthetics that are vile. If there were real cost pressures we'd see trailer parks everywhere in the UK. But we don't.
That's plain false. A lot of cultures treated relationships between mentor and student or friends or army comrades as more important than family.

The extreme focus on nuclear family is very recent, less than 200 years.
I hated async for months. Refused to touch it.
Recently I tried it again. It (seems) way better now.
Just avoid weird libraries like diesel & rocket, and everything works just as expected.
I even wrote some generic code with async and surprisingly it works without me having to get a phd in type theory to please the compiler.
You are aware that food riots routinely bring down governments, which is why there is government policy that keeps the price of food affordable. (It also brought us consolidation and rural depopulation, but that's the price you pay.)

The thing that's really worrying is this - real estate is inherently unproductive. Investment capital ought to be steered into areas that yield technological progress, not into the equivalent of gold stored inside a mattress.

That's the real reason that policy that keeps housing affordable is needed. It's not only good social policy but also good technological policy.