skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
worth noting that bds c, which generates 8080 code, is now free software
IIRC Joe Armstrong said he was puzzled why people latched on to the term "BEAM" so much, and he preferred that it was simply referred to as the Erlang VM.
if anything, it is a sad exposé of the state of affairs in the US.

instead of having freely available healthcare for all, the money is pooled through middlemen: influencers, tech giants, advertising companies.
Especially given they have already had issues aligning requests with responses, sending other people's replies to your queries

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34527029
I believe you should buy the most ethically raised/sourced meat you can afford and to not judge those who can’t afford the price of such high standards for raising livestock.
Every frequency has a wavelength, as in a literal length of wave, which means a literal length of perfectly sized antenna. There's a formula. The right size for FM (100mhz) antenna is something like 4 or 5 feet, but for wifi (2.4ghz), it's the size of a water molecule. That is not an accident, as the FCC did not lease 2.4 out permanently since water absorbs it, hence we can just plop an unregulated router/AP in our house. This paragraph is probably vague and generalized, and possibly wrong-ish towards the end, but close enough to aid general understanding.
Not to mention the same game has been played from the HR side. Imagine taking the time to write a beautifully written cover letter only to be filtered by some resume keyword matching software. At this point if you are sending cold resumes it’s completely a numbers game where quantity > quality.
> The combined actions of the US and Russia

Excuse me. The are the actions of Russia, not the USA. The USA, and other Western nations, are providing support to a country that wants to defend itself from an aggressor.

In 1939 when Germany invaded Poland, the UK and France did nothing to help. Let's not make the same mistake again.
"A few years ago" there were half the employees in total, or less. I'm guessing the L9 IC population has grown similarly - I just heard of a former colleague at another company bring hired in at that level.

Also, not everyone even makes their level visible, with makes me miss skeptical of this supposed survey.
Not in the Balkans, people love spit roasted lamb, the spits goes through the mouth, you can even get the head served on a plate. Living in the country side, nothing gets wasted, my folks would eat beef tongue, chicken soup would have chicken feet in it, and so on.
here's something I use (more simpler than installing those numerous extensions and bloating your browser) for making youtube less distracting and more productive:
less addictive youtube: https://github.com/AlexisDrain/Less-Addictive-YouTube

and follow the uBlock origin instructions mentioned in this blog post:
https://pawelurbanek.com/youtube-addiction-selfcontrol
> why don't we test for understanding having been created

What it means for understanding to have been created is a fascinatingly complex problem in philosophy: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/understanding/

If you have an straightforward test for this, you may wish to consider contributing to the field.
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Homoiconicity in Lisp means that it is written on top of the data syntax.

Sure you can put other parsers in front, which might just convert a different notation into Lisp data. The difference is then, that the primitive datastructure itself has a different syntax. In Lisp we use the syntax of the primitive data notation (-> s-expressions) to encode both data AND code.
Single-user, single-program doesn't seem very Unix-y to me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CNK_operating_system
There was also Plan 9, but I don't know if it was ever actually used: https://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/blue_gene/
> Run nothing as root, unless absolutely required.

Good advice, to be sure. Especially anything getting network input[1].

In a reddit thread once, I pointed out that there is no need for any server/service program to have any access to the file holding the startup configuration. There really isn't.

If the user needs to write that configuration, use a different program with elevated privileges that do nothing but write that file.

When the server starts up and needs to read config, it should start up as a user with elevated privileges, read the entire file in the first 3 lines of `main()`, then drop privileges and continue execution as normal. It will never be able to access that file during the rest of its execution.

I don't think I've ever had a comment downvoted on reddit so hard!

[1] No need to say "untrusted network input" - all input is untrusted unless you are literally in control of both parties.
The tax should be post-expenses
Is the matter stuff more expensive, or about the same? There seem to be not that many products yet?
More like the lego castle.
I have tried it and it's really cool!
and someone stole the opportunity from you. BAM!
Citizens would read blashpemous material, commit blashpemy and then will be lynched by the crowd

Wish it was a joke but sadly lynching due to alleged blashpemy is a huge issue in pakistan. Recently a Sri Lankan citizen was burned alive with a few hundred witnesses who just watched.
That's why there were special keyboards -> see the unshifted parentheses:

https://webwit.nl/input/lynk/compare1.jpg
Believe me, I fully see your point. However, in the biggest examples we've seen so far, like the communist Russia and China, the ideals of equality were trampled almost as quickly as they were declared. And their biggest differentiator, as declared by them, was that they were communist.

You don't really get the same level of authoritarian in the so called capitalism or "modern democracy" because in order for this model to thrive, you need to have sound relations with other democratic/"capitalistic" countries and they won't trade with you if you don't obey certain standards.

A good example is what is happening in Hungary and Poland now: after the right took over they decided to make a more or less gradual switch to an authoritarian regime, taking over the courts, media etc. But their EU partners said, if you follow this road, you will not get money form the EU anymore. So apart the war in Ukraine, this is the biggest discussion in the EU now.
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As indie game dev myself I totally agree with you, but while DF is special it still had usual marketing compaign and that big release date. My guess it will likely perform even worse than projection since a lot of people who played DF for years bought it more like a donation. E.g more of people who bought it wont actually play it much and game will game less of natural social marketing out of these sales.

Again I not saying that Toady gonna abandon the game, but sales will go down in coming months and it's very unlikely that in coming years they'll get another $7M of sales in one month.
> Papier ist geduldig

Papier verlangsamt dich bis zur Lähmung
I got smart light switches for security reasons so I can have timed lights when on vacation and make it look like we’re home. A smart thermostat to save a bit on HVAC cost, and an alexa that is exclusively used as kitchen timer and weather quick checks. But i similarly couldn’t find rational reasons to go further into home automation outside of the itch to tinker with more tech.
I understand the sentiment but I disagree. It's just another disruptive piece of technology that people will have to adjust to. If you can't trust a digital face, then nobody will and using this tech for scamming purposes will simply fizzle out after an initial "adjustment period".
I know that sounds rough but society might react differently than you think, i.e.: with digital faces being useless for identifying people, and maybe even becoming creepy or unsettling because of the implicated fakeness, meeting people in real life (opening bank accounts, transactions in general, anything where trust is valuable) will have more value.
Don't fight progress in the hopes you can one day become complacent.
Not too keen on including Wikiless in that extension; as far as I can tell Wikiless is just a read-only GET proxy for Wikipedia.

There also was some weird stuff going on that led to the project getting booted from codeberg if I recall.

The dev has also gotten overly defensive a couple times since the reasoning for doing it with Wikipedia was some "feds in the walls" reasoning rather than any actual privacy issues with Wikipedia.
It's always like this - plenty of people who experienced raw version of the Internet as kids/teenagers/young adults with all the unfiltered content are now the ones installing various filters, gates, laws intended to exert control - but it's for the children, eh? Bullshit
I'd argue that the stylistic suck is the best part of this. It being so obviously fake makes you subconsciously lower your expectations and then when an actually good joke hits it throws you off guard and makes you laugh. Combined with the random laugh track, awkward pauses, and crappy animation it really stands out for itself and offers a unique viewing experience that you can't really have anywhere else. The voices need the be wrong because otherwise it's uncanny valley territory and therefore not funny.
It implies a near 50% tax rate, anywhere in the usa, even California, that seems really high.
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I hate the phys.org summaries. They don't really seem to understand what they are talking about.

Preprint or whatever: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2208.05557.pdf

Edit:

They are observing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feshbach_resonance in NaLi gas that has been cooled down to 1.8µK.

In a nutshell when the applied magnetic field is almost precisely 334.92 Gauss the NaLi molecules couple together a lot more than normal because the magnetic field affects the energy levels of the molecules (the electrons in the molecules). When the energy levels match then certain coupled states are far more likely to happen.

Previously this has been observed between atoms but not between molecules (NaLi)
What expenses would they have realistically? 2 PCs? if you mean their salary that still would be taxable at their personal income tax rate.
Not yet, we're probably on the way there as we're exposing all our pieces (connectors) as typesafe npm packages. But for now, flows are built with the no-code UI. The workaround is to write all your code in one main Code step in any flow. Our web IDE is VS Code so it's not too much different, and we can be self-hosted.

On the UI, you can customize the credentials with a connection variable which is what enables in-app product integrations. We have users who are doing this. Shoot me an email if you'd like to explore our approach: ash@activepieces.com
https://archive.ph/X6EeS
This is satire or a fake right? He not only offers no support for his weird position, but praises china, and then goes on to call for the banning of all (new?) public companies!?
Grimmsc version is a bit weird then, because there is a plausibly-sounding "freundian" interpretation of the most common folklore version, in which a frog turning into a prince after being kissed is a thinly veiled metaphor for fellatio.

That said, in the most common Russian folk version it's *Princess* Frog (Царевна Лягушка), and the metaphor is not working that well once again.
> very energy intensive

utterly unrelated (but fun) anecdote: Had a "phased array" CB antenna setup consisting of 3 antenna elements, carefully placed and spaced on a mobile ground plane, and very carefully cut and coiled lengths of Big Chonky cable too hook them all up to the radio. It worked well; did Chicago to Colorado once on legal 4watt power.

But then someone gave us a "1000w linear amplifier" to try. This turned out to be a bad idea. the third antenna element glowed red a few seconds after key up and then the harness joints de-soldered. Best we could figure the SWR changes induced by the antenna whips moving around weren't big enough, at 4w input power, to even notice. but when stood up to larger potential the tiny misalignment caused by the tips of the whips waving were enough to result in significant direct power loss.
Pretty interesting too that lidocaine is pretty bitter too, though presumably nowhere near as powerful as bitrex.
It's trivial to use Stable Diffusion img2img with low noise to change the marks on your skin.
> Your point is that it couldn't possibly exist because you've never even heard of such a thing.

Oh, sorry if I gave you the wrong impression. The point I was trying to make was not that it doesn't exist, but that it's not widespread and not significant enough to worry about. It exists, but I don't believe being Christian today is like being gay or black in 1990. You're more likely to be discriminated against for your height than your religion at this point.
I agree here. It can definitely improve the odds of landing an interview. In my opinion the cover letter should not be part of the standard form filled process though.

If I am reaching out to you Daniel because I think I can add value to your company/team then it makes sense to write a custom introduction email. This can apply to an individual or reaching out to some startup via a contact email. For positions where one is applying through a form on a recruiting website I think the magic is lost at that point. Companies should not be asking for one in the recruiting pipeline. Sure it could help the applicant or the interviewee but in the general case it will just create noise.
> Deciding that one's life is all about luck is a miserable way to live. It means one has no agency, no choice, no way to make one's life better. Because it's all luck, that means there is no point in trying. The outcome of this is self-fulfilling - misery.

It likewise can be a recipe for misery to ignore the role of luck in your own life and the lives of others. It's not only inaccurate (sub luck out for the mechanisms by which the world turns), it attributes an unreasonable level of burden of consequence on the decision maker, one they can never hope to live up to and one no one around them will ever live up to.

Of course as with many things the most reasonable course of action is something in between. To both acknowledge the ways in which we understand the world works and how much of that is outside your control, and then take very real ownership of the things that are in your control (namely your actions), and take special care to note how taking control of the things you can over time ends up compounding in unforeseen ways such that you end up "luckier" (the meeting of hard work and opportunity and all that).

If anything this just seems to once again show that any extreme along nearly any axis is not only inaccurate but detrimental to mental health. Nuance and acknowledgement of opposing ideals, and realizing they're compatible and not actually opposing at all, is where one finds truth and solace.
Larger antennas help even though both signal and noise are amplified. The difference is that former is more amplified due to coherence: the antenna is shaped in a way to add the signal parts in the same phase. On the other hand, the noise is added together in a non-coherent way, with different phases, which makes the result smaller.

Think about it as the difference between summing two unit vectors in the same direction - with a resulting vector of magnitude 2 - and doing the same thing with two ortogonal unit vectors - the result will have a magnitude sqrt(2).
> Because it's all luck, that means there is no point in trying.

This is fallacious. Doing or not doing X has just the same consequences no matter whether “you” really did them or not. The outcomes of things happening in the world are still the same.

If you change your mindset to this one (all luck) and notice that you “don’t even try”, then that is a reason to revert that mindset. (Who or what really reverts the mindset is a philosophical question.) Cause and effect is still, you know, the same as it ever was.

> The outcome of this is self-fulfilling - misery.

Jumping to a conclusion. Some people seem to do just fine with such an attitude. Some do worse.
What issues were you having? I run it on a steam deck just fine all the time. I guess you mean you don't want to run on a compatibility layer? I haven't noticed performance issues if that's your concern.
They may call themselves Libertarians but there is this competing idea that the path to liberty necessarily involves strong checks on both government and commercial organizations. But to work with these ideas it would be necessary to look beyond Peter Thiel's entertaining antics and that is difficult because there is such delight in giving him a pedestal and spotlight. What is liberty? Talk to Peter Thiel. He must really know all about that.
Oops, apologies to her.
I guess it doesn't work for you. I have no problems with it. In fact, I vastly prefer it to both Windows and OSX.

For me, I like the simplicity. I don't need any extensions. I don't have to hunt around for settings in ten different places with different user interfaces (windows, I'm looking at you). I have never got on with the window management in OSX, but some clearly prefer it.

I guess KDE is what people who want everything to be customisable out of the box should use, but I haven't tried that in years.
I'm sure Steam would come up with ways to reduce the chance of people mistakenly buying the old one. The bigger problem for the publisher is usually people intentionally buying the older (cheaper, and sometimes sadly even better) copy.

And being common does not make it less scummy.
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What do you mean "instead"? A custom GPT would have to be crafted for this game by humans anyway, and used to augment the human-written content. Much of this game's gameplay is emergent and hard to predict using deterministic algorithms.
I don’t see an ee folder or ee/LICENSE so according to their license, everything in their repo seems open source although annoying they did this instead of just a real OSI recognized license.

Not having install docs isn’t the end of the world if I can figure it out and contribute back. But I don’t want to waste my time if it’s not actually open source and my work will be commercialized by a single org.

I don’t mind contributing for everyone to do whatever (including commercialization) but am not into doing free labor for a profit enterprise.
This doesn't really make sense. They were a donations-run "charity" shop making a free game. They only decided to put it on Steam so they could fund a retirement as well as a future for the game.

For any indie devs out there: don't give your game away for free for 18 years if you want to make money. That's really the lesson here.

Had DF monetized in 2006 instead of going free, and played the industry game as others do, I would not be surprised to see DF at $100M in 2023.
I’m old enough to remember the first iteration of this home control trend: multi-room wired speakers.

I can’t count the times when I was in high school and had to let some dad demo their multiple speaker setup.

It never worked all that well, volume levels were off, and there was often an echo of music coming from some empty room.

I’m reminded of this every time someone calls out to their home assistant in my presence to do something like change the music on their tinny bluetooth speaker that’s already being controlled from their phone, which is sitting in plain sight.

There’s an element of performance in it. Look at how far I’ve come, etc. I don’t care for it but it’s a general, atavistic trait we probably share as humans to one degree or another.
The road you're talking about was 1400km long
It seems like the theory was "If we don't buy advertising and produce ads that claim your car will make you money as a robotaxi, we can't get nailed for false claims."
Sure, but https is not the only protocol. tcpdump is also pretty useless at debugging OpenGL.

https is only one protocol. There are hundreds or thousands of other protocols that tcpdump works fine with. Some of these protocols are underneath https, including tcp, which is in the name of the tool. So while tcpdump may not function as a tlsdump and can't see into your tls connection, it does a lot of other things great.

You may as well complain that your screwdriver is no good for cutting wood. Clearly you need a different tool.
Not sure but they don't automatically delete any of my SMS (pin codes or not) here in the US
In my opinion schools should first teach a language with goto (Basic, C), so students understand how the machine works. Basic is perfect for children.

Once that is done, it makes more sense to move on to a functional language rather than an eclectic language like Python, which is mostly a collection of features that somewhat work in practice for system administration or scientific one-page scripts.

There is no deeper understanding of CS to be gained from learning Python. To the contrary, it will ruin future programmers.
The work they did for BB10 was glorious, it just never saw the light of day due to Android steamrolling BlackBerry when they blocked App Store access.
Home Assistant FTW!

Huge fan here, I use it everywhere.

Combined with some of those, it works wonders:

https://www.shelly.cloud/en-ch/products/product-overview/she...
You indeed can. Any of your coworkers can report you to HR right now for allegedly saying to them in private that you find underaged boys attractive. Wouldn't that at least be quite stressful to you?
Yes, I'm merely saying that one can't derive the tax from the $7m without considering expenses. Salaries being taxable at the employees' rate doesn't make it invalid.
It basically is, but as with everything if your pockets are deep enough you can sue someone to bankruptcy for doing something they're allowed to. That issue is way deeper then scraping.
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It's a really generic warning unfortunately (something which Mozilla admitted back in 2018, the warning is mostly "technically" accurate rather than literally so). Basically enabling almost anything in the WebExtensions API related to actually loading in webpages will cause Firefox to start displaying that message if I recall.

What it means is that the browser is loading in extra javascript before the page has fully loaded. Basically unless you're making some extremely niche & domain specific extension (that is unrelated to page content), it ends up in that popup message.