skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The EU has lifted up both poor countries

not really truth, all of these poor countries had huge growth prior joining EU and it just continued after joining EU same as it would continue without joining, not thanks to EU, which is wishful thinking of EU proponents, look at Serbia GDP growth for instance, higher than any EU country and even fresh EU members Bulgaria and Romania had huge growth prior joining, same with central Europe, you will have trouble finding poor non EU country without massive growth

but yes money wise it's beneficial for poor countries to be net receiver of funds, for well of countries which are around zero contributor/benefactor there are hardly any benefits left
I always respond with "half-way through my 10 year plan".
It is not, you do not own Flutter in a way that if in 5 or 10 years it stopped being maintained and broken on current platforms, or not available for a new platform you want to port to, you are screwed.
Why is repeat/0 gross? It implements a failure-driven loop. If you want to force
your code to backtrack over all choice points, that's what you need to do. You
can't get the same result with recursion. For instance if you have a
nondeterministic predicate (definition) and want to loop over all its results,
if you try to do that with recursion you'll just generate the same result at
every step of the recursion. Instead you want to iterate over all the choice
points.

To demonstrate its behaviour you can try that on the SWI-Prolog command line:

?- repeat, between(1,3,I).
I = 1 ;
I = 2 ;
I = 3 ;
I = 1 ;
I = 2 ;
I = 3 ;
I = 1 .

The ";" are where I ask for more results, the "." is where I said "stop". If you
tried to recurse around between(1,3,I), you'd get I bound to "1" every step
through the recursion- and still leave two choice points behind for every "1".

It's been a while since I used repeat/0, but in general it's used to write
generators. It usually makes more sense to use findall/3 and friends, which
simply iterate over choice points without adding new ones. For example:

?- findall(I, between(1,3,I), Is).
Is = [1, 2, 3].

People complain about dirty imperative constructs in Prolog like that all the
time, but they are very useful to a pragmatic programmer and everytime anyone
tries to "fix" Prolog by removing the impurities, they break it.
> The CR is in some ways a bit of an outlier - they're very heavy into manufacturing

Made easier when well over two-thirds of your exports are to EU countries, with zero tariffs. GP then has the nerve to conflate Eurozone membership with EU membership to fit their hazy narrative - the lack of rigor is astounding.
Aren't they better off hiring cheap on Fiverr for someone else to do the entire video? The traditional reason against this was that you'd want your narrator to sound like a native speaker. But if AI fixes that, is there any downside to outsourcing video voice-overs to cheap labor countries?
Or fork the project and fix it themselves. I expect the software included in Windows as default to work correctly. I don't see any reason why that wouldn't apply to all products I buy like that.
thanks for the bug report!

Is there an error on the page or just it just not play anything?

Trying to reproduce.

Edit: figured it out. Will fix!
Depending on the FOSS you use, yes. Eg, https://tidelift.com/ .

Is it more convenient to find commercial/proprietary vendors instead?

Or to use warranty-less software and pay for your own staff to track changes and be ready to maintain the software yourself?
GOG gets a lot of credit and it's deserved, but it's worth mentioning that the vast majority of Steam games are mostly DRM free and when they do include DRM it's at the behest of the studios. You would probably be surprised at the amount of games where you can simply right click them in your library and go to "Local files" and just see raw media laying around - JPGs, PNGS, etc.
Good advice, this is what I do. I expose a few services on HTTPS, behind a reverse proxy. Everything else is WireGuard.
I’ve stopped using Chrome when they locked non-official builds out of Sync, but people say they’ve added an RSS reader recently?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34106173
Why this RAM/SSD/CPU (AMD Ryzen 3 4300U 4 core, 4 threads) setup in E14 is not enough for professional artisanal code? Can it be sufficient for dual booting Windows10/Ubuntu 22.04 and learning the relevant coding skills to at least 80%? Or do you need Linux only installed without dual boot?
Our company has built a Canadian office entirely of Indian and Chinese employees it didn’t want to lose but were sick of waiting for a green card they were never getting.

It will become our biggest North American employer of tech workers within a couple of years after having 0 employees as late as a couple of years before the pandemic.

It’s been a pretty straightforward loss of millions of dollars of income taxes to the US exchequer every year, never mind the loss of consumption dollars, sales taxes, etc.
Isn't a shared BFF an oxymoron, considering that you typically build a BFF specifically for one client and its needs? Maybe you just have a backend :)
When comparing Rust and C++ it makes sense to use Clang IMO, since both, the Rust compiler and Clang, are based on LLVM.

But nevertheless: I agree it would have been interesting to test with GCC as well.
No. I see those occupying the approximate space as Radio Shack and
Maplin used to, and in the same period (pre-2000) they would stand in
contrast to component level only supplies like Radio Spares etc. The
kit market in electronics never really reached the level of say the
kit-car industry, or marine design space where very detailed hull and
outfitting plans would be sold alongside specialist materials and
support. What was going on in that space was almost like flat-pack
furniture; a full product but with highly customisable self-labour.

Oddly, flat-pack furniture has become the norm and self-assembly is
expected for most products. Obviously this has to do with size,
weight, shipping etc.
> For Word, the condition 'r - l > 1' is true in all cases except when r=l.

Simplest counterexample: (l,r) = (0,1)

> For Word, the condition 'r - l > 1' is true in all cases where l>r.

Simplest counterexample: (l,r) = (1,0), although one should always have l <= r.
> instead of novels

You maybe. Parable and story has been used in humanity’s entire history because humans listen and grok better that way. Story is just .. human. It touches hearts in a way scientific report won’t.
I think the resentment was already there before. Plus, in my opinion, they did an excellent job framing the old Twitter team as lazy entitled social justice warriors, so I expect Trumps & Musks core target demographics to absolutely love those firings.

e.g. https://www.foxnews.com/media/twitter-workers-mocked-open-le... and the replies to https://twitter.com/TheCriticalDri2/status/15921735359378554...
150+ components but the doc lists less than 30, so I guess it's still a WIP?

The ones present looks good, though I was looking for a responsive navbar one (since that's a component I reuse in 99% of my projects).

I suck at CSS (I know the language, but I'm not a designer). It's like painting, I know how to take a brush and put paint on a canvas, but whatever I do is just ugly. This is why for frontend stuff, I like to rely on frameworks like https://bulma.io

Tailwind is a nice framework, but it requires me to know how to make something beautiful, which I'm unable to. So frameworks like this one are more than welcome!
The inflation in the last couple of months has been very high. The price of groceries (and pretty much everything else) has been increased at least by 35% and climbing with no end in sight. A lot of basic stuff doubled in price. It is maddness, but the government is saying that economy is great which is a fat lie.
Or they are lucky to be born into a wealthy family with connections and safety net (Musk, Gates etc)
I make cad drawings of some product, release them with permissive licence on Internet. Some company or you comes and copies them and starts making the product? Am I the supplier of the design? Do you have right to ask for changes?

By most reasonable understandings I would say no. We have no relation at all.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brussels_effect
Not a single interview question, whether stupid or not.
This sounds like a great way to practice, but my RSI probably wouldn’t like it much. :-(
You should check out https://github.com/medusajs/medusa

It’s an open source commerce engine built in Node w. TypeScript. The domain is fairly easy to wrap your head around and the architecture and code quality are often praised.
The best thing is autoconfiguration, of course.

It not evident if you are an admin of localhost, but working with hundreds devices make you really appreciate it.

This is the whole config what allows the device to talk to IPv6 and provide IPv6 addresses to the clients in the vlan3003. No DHCP, no ip helpers, nothing.

interface Vlan2999
ipv6 address 2000:1111:1:1::2/126
!
interface Vlan3003
ipv6 address 2000:1111:1:4::1/64
!
ip forward-protocol nd
!
ipv6 route ::/0 2000:1111:1:1::1

> in case anyone is wondering why IPv6 is where it’s at after a decade

But.. I'm tired to juggle this nonsense. We have /21, a couple of /24 and a bunch of /28. I recently decided to move out our services from /21 and /24 to some specific /28 and despite what all those /28 are pretty close (most of them sits in one /23) I can't have a few laconic network rules with aggregates for separating our own and customers traffic. I would need to have a whole let of rules, almost for each /28.
You perhaps joke, but I suspect the combination of large text models to work out the subtext, and still fairly simple TTS models to render audio with a variety of emotional tones, is going to be very powerful in the future.
Cordova would be a lot more performant for their setup. Right now, they spin up a JS VM, parse and evaluate ~800kb JS, then call out to native to add a web view. It’s a lot to do - and only really worth it if you’re using the rest of RN
You'll get to your ten or twelve lines of code per day real fast then. What you gonna do with the rest of your time?

Reference: The Internet

(For example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/966800)

---

Sure, code written (and rewritten) (and deleted) versus net output. But maybe be more thoughtful, do less than 40wpm, and write a better solution overall.
What do you expect from FOSS "suppliers"?
It's horrible either way but I think void is much better in this case.
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Elementary school is for children who are four to eleven years of age. Basic elementary school maths is the start of that age range, so counting with your fingers, the idea of base-10, and adding two small numbers with perhaps one carry. Late elementary school (for me "middle school", but the UK reforms education too much and too often to keep track) was still only basic arithmetic, fundamental "roll 2 d6" probability, nets of the most basic polyhedra.

Algebra and trig wasn't until secondary school for me ("year 7" we called it, school year beginning age 11), though I personally had a head start from having learned to read with the Commodore 64 user manual.

Well, if you're not willing (or well calibrated enough), I should get some old exam papers, see how well it grades against students. I wonder if there even are any downloadable pre-GCSE exams…
wow ... I didn't realise this was a common question. I got this once, and answered, 'tortoise' (and got the job).
Why is there not explicit payments in the store... Like why not design it so that supplier can set any price for their code and this is automatically deducted from the buyer that is downloader?

Or is not actually a store?
yeah right, here unemployment in Eurozone vs rest of EU, this chart ALWAYS looks same, Eurozone always worse than non euro EU

don't go on my with your selection matching your agenda, show me all Eurozone countries vs all non Eurozone EU countries

https://mobile.twitter.com/EU_Eurostat/status/13674145166240...

as for GDP growth rate there is absolutely no difference between Eurozone vs non Eurozone EU

https://mobile.twitter.com/dlacalle_IA/status/15199795585603...

There is no reason to join Eurozone at all. EU is worth it only for poor countries.
Google's search is borderline useless these days – what alternatives exist?
Basically Google's search results are never not trying to sell me something anymore, and where I used to be able to get useful results by pruning the query with -whatidontwant modifiers, these days I just can't get the info I'm looking for, most of the time. And I can pretty much always tell nowadays who has paid them to be what they do show me.

Duckduckgo is great from the privacy standpoint but they don't do any better at finding stuff, in my case anyways. But nowadays they don't do any worse either, so for the moment I think I'm switching my default engine to them, but I'm expecting just as much pain there, I just won't also feel vaguely violated and enraged.

There are certain things that people need to have which are incompatible with the profit motive, it seems to me, and being the source of canonical information about literally everything is one of those things. What can be done about this attempt to corner the market on reality?
> lift off the ground

is that phrase really used for space stations' modules?
> We don’t see any prospective new buyers putting actual dollars into the system any time soon.

Everyday people put nearly $15M into bitcoin mining and a few more $M in altcoin mining [1], just to maintain current prices.

[1] https://www.f2pool.com/coins
I am not informed about spesifics of Modi's rule.

I am just aware that, unlike Russia, they have real elections and the Western Media never talk about whats happening there.
Ask HN: Which companies have good handbooks?
Some companies like Gitlab publish their handbooks [0]. I was wondering if you know about more companies with nice handbooks to check out.

0: https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/
> how to crew it legally

the rules for this are insanely complicated and practically require automation to keep track of if you have more than a small handful of crew members.

https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-14/chapter-I/subchapter-G...
I agree with the term "anarchy" as long as other people don't take my human rights away.
English to Tamil. It is a huge endeavour.

I am not using any automated translations except to find esoteric translations (using Google Translate). Many idioms and phrases also have to be localized, so it is an intellectual challenge.

Alexander Dumas' writing is also quite beautiful and even in the limited number of chapters I have completed translating there are some excellent narratives. I am enjoying it.

My idea is to eventually publish it as a bi-lingual ebook, perhaps it would help people who are learning English/Tamil.
A few years ago I was excited every time I saw such concepts. Now it makes me tired. My impression is that if you start implementing such a rigorous review system, you risk falling into a obsessive self-optimization rabbit hole. (If you even try to quantify the results like the author does with the chart "The Power of Tiny Gains" you have definitely entered bullshit territory - what are these numbers even supposed to mean in this context?)

I figured out that my happiness increases when I'm hiking or cooking. I doubt that a review system would have helped me to understand that.

Can anyone confidently say after following such a system for a few years (not weeks or months) that this has led to a more meaningful or happy life? I haven't met such a person yet.
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You must be young…
@smhx are you sure?
at the time of this comment, I was still able to download 2.0.0.dev20221230

pip3 download torch==2.0.0.dev20221230+cpu --extra-index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/nightly/cpu

and on extracting the wheel, METADATA still have

Requires-Dist: torchtriton (==2.0.0+0d7e753227) ; extra == 'dynamo'

The package dated 20221231 has pytorch-triton already (so should be safe now)

Although I guess this is low risk, because people normally would download nightlies without pinning to a particular version/date.

But in case there are people that does pin their version, and cache those vulnerable versions (locally or on their own proxies/private repositories), they could still be affected.

I recommend to get PyPA to yank the 2.0.0.dev20221230 version in pypi, and possibly amend the post to remind people to purge their caches not just on their local but also on their proxies/private repos/mirrors (mainly for the torchtriton package) and to immediately stop using any pytorch nightlies dated before Dec 31 2022 (mainly any pytorch nighlies that has a pin on torchtriton==2.0.0+0d7e753227, not just between 25 Dec to 30 Dec).
> look at Serbia GDP growth for instance, higher than any EU country

Absolutely false, Ireland has had higher GDP growth, and closer peers like Estonia or Lithuania have had comparable growth rates to Serbia, which is all the more impressive (or underwhelming for Serbia depending on how you look at it), because these peers have much more developed economies (on a GDP per capita PPP basis) and sustaining high growth when you're already developed is harder.

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.KD.ZG?end=2...
What about this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34203762
This "art is just a job we need done" take comes right after a comment about how voice acting is a uniquely human thing that AIs will never be able to do, and I'm finding the disconnect interesting.
Just replied in the comment above. This is more as an intellectual curiosity. I intend to publish it eventually as a bi-lingual ebook with para by para translations. Hopefully, it is useful for those who are learning one of the languages and is not a native speaker/writer of the other.
You're proposing a perfectly fine setup, what people are trying to do is just a single web app for every platform, they achieve this by releasing their own web browser app which opens just their page
This actually bothers me. I think the rust performance here is praise worthy. What bothers me is that we piled complexity over complexity at the hardware and compiler levels, and ended up in a situation where you got no way to get a reasonable understanding of how low level code will perform. Nowadays the main reason to program in a "low level" language is that you know that on average the compiler will be able to do a better job because the language doesn't have abstractions that map poorly to the hardware model. But for much of it you can forget about "I know what the hardware is going to do"
New York governor legalizes human composting after death
Some religions try not to use the term g-d simply because it is to literal.
They would likely use a Produkt that also AI helps them to make the video and not 'only' TTS

Like: invideo.io (no ad, just a very impressed user)
You could say it was not on ps1 / psx, I was expecting some good retro stuff. Before anyone starts complaining - i dont know what "dreams" is, and title just says "advent of code on playstation", which implies doing challenge on 25 year old console.
Electronic Warfare, Hackable 5G Networks, and Cell Towers on the Moon
Fly to Turkey then. Cheap, very easy to get to with Turkish Airlines and not exactly far.
Now the capitalists who didn’t think so short term are the ones who will survive
I understand this is a joke but that's not how the algorithm would work.
Because it was already mentioned in TFA.
Yes they are. In fact, one’s performance objective in many cases depend on effective teamwork with one’s peers. And then there are the behavior part of performance reviews where you’re graded on intangibles like teamwork, trust-building, etc…

Performance review systems will always have flaws, but it’s better (in nearly all workplaces) to have a formal and transparent process for them than to have none at all.
Oh Helmut Kohl, yea sure...

What values does Orban's Hungary share with most of the rest of Europe?

Come on please...
i don’t agree with this. it’s essentially up to the people to decide what’s best for them. and i’m sure the lesson has been learned now re. CHF. of course the lesson should have been taught at some point during formal education, but alas. plus, to top it all off, there are countless financial products to isolate yourself from fx fluctuations. it’s just that education is lacking.
How is your sense of smell. I worry about losing my permanently as a complication.
A "no commercial blockchain use" license clause, first time I've seen one of those.
I want to ask the same question for Python and Go. I'd love to see some quality OSS using Python or Go and contribute to them if I can.
the opinion i read was from a croatian minister warning retailers about this phenomenon especially in a high inflation environment where products will increase in prices no matter what.
endless spaces are currently prominent in horror popular culture;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Backrooms
http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3008
To be clear I'm talking about larger scale (or involving the 'elite' class) crimes, not the things everyday folk get caught up in, which generally proceed quite a bit quicker.
Totally. It is a valid critique. Suggesting that it's valuable in a hypothetical environment is similar to the "not true communism" defense used by communists to explain past failures.
WIndows shows 930GB total SSD capacity, with 35GB used by Windows. But the remaining free space seems sufficient for at least the 2 years of warranty.

I am worried a bit that even under rather small load like opening folders and checking sound/video palyback, the vent grid on the bottom of this new E14 (which doesn't have a vent grid in the side) gets rather warm, so I need to constantly use the external cooling pad.

P.S. Ok, my reaction to this is 95% off-base and a bad habit to get into, but the implicit on-site idiotic circus that led me to buying from this vendor may overweigh by the remaining 5%, so a deeper awareness can also benefit to everyone.
For some reason I don't understand none of these modern AI narrator & video creator platforms comes with an API
How is that better? The AI should be cheaper and the with less hassle (creating a job, reviewing freelancers, negotiating) with less risk of poor quality/reworks and disputes and yes accent is a big one.

The ideal TTS product for such a person would be something like: sign up and pay > choose voice > paste text > download audio
The best opensource projects that you'll stay interested in the medium-long term are projects you actively use. Anything else you'll get bored of.
The predicate given is monotonic in the range 0.,100..

using the floating point bit representation (with appropriate starting l, r as they have) gives (a) best possible convergence rate - one bit per iteration. Using floating point math would also have this converge rate, but the halting condition would be interesting. Do you use the smallest epsilon? Alternatively, do you check that the midpoint is one of l,r?

Both approaches require you know a little something about floating point numbers, and I'd say it's mostly an esthetic choice, especially since the convergence rate is the same.
I heard of a man who tried to rewrite the Quixote once, re-creating it, line for line
Unless your industry is a monopoly because one company ate all the others and is actively sabotaging new competitors by buying them off before they can grow.