skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Strictly speaking there are essentially no programming languages that are even theoretically Turing-complete because they can only address a bounded amount of memory. For example, in C `sizeof(void*)` must be a well-defined, finite integer. But that definition is not useful in practical use.
To me, the superhero trope represents the new hero in the age of industrial warfare. You need someone with superpowers to make a difference as an individual in the post World War I era given how deadly conflict has gotten. The heros of the Illiad just needed swords.
Truth obviously does exist. If your truth says that touching a 200 kilovolt live power line is healthy and you do it, you will die because the truth is something else. Humans of all stripes agree on millions of true but unpleasant or inconvenient things every single day, successfully.

The problems are all around a very narrow and specific set of topics where a contested and highly impactful claim can't be directly established or tested by the vast majority, and thus to determine what is or is not "true" boils down to a trust in institutions problem. Some people say X is true, other people say Y is true, but none of them can actually see the truth directly with their own eyes and thus who you believe boils down to large sets of ambiguous priors.
Eh, Kaczyński has done overall more evil.
Probably someone scanning for vulnerabilities. Less likely, your blog I being used as a communication channel - either between human parties or to control something. I'm not sure how you'd find out.

I'd strongly suggest installing a recaptcha plugin. At one time I was getting a lot of spam comments and this solved it for me.
Retroactive programming; where whether we could always trumps whether we should. And who will question the unholy offspring? It is equal parts glorious and terrifying.
It's not just about CPUs, but also about peripherals and multiple quirks. I wonder who might have enough resources to re-implement a dos-era machine with modern components without any potential commercial applications.

Simpler projects (e.g. Commanderx16) weren't successful so far.
To my understanding most people there are moreso hanging on because either they have nothing else lined up or because their H1B visa is going to be automatically revoked if they quit Twitter, which would force them out of the country with no grace period.

Reports from inside the company suggest a rather grim attitude. Musk has fired several engineers, even those directly aligned with his vision for the site, often over fairly minor errors and mistakes. There's no sense of loyalty to either the company, the product, the boss or even the vision, Musk has basically eroded all of that.

Musk has been treating the employees as completely expendable. He fired one of his last two principal engineers for daring to suggest that the reason he had less views was just because people weren't into his antics anymore. Then he forced 80 employees off of their current tasks just after the Superbowl to artificially boost his own priority in the algorithm over the weekend because Joe Biden got more views on his Superbowl tweet than Musk did.
I can't tell if this is sarcasm anymore.
I think a lot of this is about perceived value. A gardner gets to see the products of their labour around them every day. A software developer at a bank might write lines of code and never even know when they are run, but those lines of code might, protect against a risk that would otherwise have brought down the company, or optimise investments for a pension fund that help generate additional tens of millions of dollars for people's pensions over the lifetime of the code. A lot of code makes only a tiny difference, but it can make that difference for millions of people over decades.
My condolences on your friends passing. I often don't think there's any making sense of such things, at best coming to terms with the path they've chosen and for the many varied reasons a person despite knowing will continue use such drugs. My only real encounter of the drug using culture was a crowd I lived beside many years ago, who were mostly meth addicts and the many varied visitors. Some drugs are safer than others ... or should be safe is more often the problem when some industrious person is trying to cut the product for resale. More often I was left with a feeling that their drug taking was an affordable solution for their undiagnosed or untreated depression, but I do hear many find relief from their torment from the unpleasant things life has handed them.
Clearly, things are vastly improved according to measures like deaths in childbirth, number of flatscreen TVs, and availability of internet access!

On the other hand - a lot of the benefits of increased productivity from more women entering the workforce have gone to skyrocketing costs in the housing, healthcare and higher education sectors.

Imagine a game where every adult earns the same wage, there are 10 homes for rent and 11 families bidding on them. The equilibrium would be all adults in all families working, as they couldn't make rent without it.
FYI This crashes Brave iOS. Odd it doesn’t crash Safari iOS given they’re the same engine.
Could be part of a cell wall, crippling the bacteria in question in some way, compared to its' brethren, but allowing it to survive the antibiotic.
> Can't do http challenges because my ISP blocks port 80 inbound.

My ISP also put me behind CGNAT, which effectively meant that all of the inbound traffic got dropped. I worked around that by getting the cheapest VPSes that I could find and then setting up WireGuard and simply forwarding the traffic to my homelab servers. So I got all of the compute that I have available locally, all of the RAM and all of the cheap HDD storage, but a static IP address.

I actually wrote about the process a few years ago: https://blog.kronis.dev/tutorials/how-to-publicly-access-you...

(note that you probably would only want to forward 80 and 443 ports in most cases, not everything; outside of testing boxes)

Personally, I opted for Time4VPS in the end, which I use for the rest of my hosting as well: https://www.time4vps.com/linux-vps/?affid=5294#annually (affiliate link, they do have good discounts at the moment for yearly billing, though)

Then again, something like Scaleway Stardust instances could also be a really good fit, when they are available: https://www.scaleway.com/en/stardust-instances/

For those not chasing after the savings of a few Euros, Hetzner is also going to be more than enough: https://www.hetzner.com/cloud (or DigitalOcean, or Vultr, or any other VPS provider out there)
It's a broad church I think, it depends on what you're self-hosting and why. Email is more work than Nextcloud, and an hour or two of maintenance work feels different when it's a hobby you're doing on a quiet weekend than when you're busy with life and some essential service has gone down unexpectedly.

Security, as well, is a very deep rabbit hole that can be hard to really get your head around unless you have specific training in it. I "self" host some stuff on a public-facing VPS but there are a couple of services I have moved back to third-party hosting because I had persistent anxiety about unexpected downtime or data breaches.

> It's also great to have a beefy always-on computer to run compute jobs flooring all cores of the CPU for 200 hours on and not have to worry about bills later.

What do you mean not having to worry about bills? Presumably flooring your CPU for 200 hours would generate a hefty enough electricity bill or am I misunderstanding?
Is this phenomena better or worse if you make your tech lead a product manager?
They need much more due to C´s semantics, that is why there are companies like the one on this thread selling verification services and tooling.

It is also the reason why Microsoft has acknowledged their idea of lifetimes checker did not went as well as planned, and they had to rethink it,

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/cppblog/high-confidence-lifet...
If all countries are mandated to follow new WHO policy, that's a large market to justify funding increases by the research-oriented countries.
The Iterator Protocol
It's not completely clear how the antibiotic works so it's too early to tell how plasmids could counter it.

But some mechanisms of antibiotic resistance are relatively unspecific, such as multidrug efflux pumps.

Another mechanism could be that it arises de novo in some other bacteria, then spreads on a plasmid. In that case, resistance could happen from a very low probability event that only needs to happen in one bacteria, once, worldwide.
Interesting, I’ve always thought of this quote justifying deeper user research than just asking users what they want, not less. I’ve seen people who don’t really understand user needs over index on what they say they want versus deeply understanding their workflow and needs.
We may assume Hitler's involved a lot of yelling.
No, I haven't. There's a few interesting theories floating around but I hadn't heard that one:

https://zettelkasten.de/posts/overview/

I now know I have to structure my notes for AI, but in the meantime I've got a many links saved for when I start designing it, such as:

How to Make a Complete Map of Every Thought

https://users.speakeasy.net/~lion/nb/book.pdf

Gains I'm seeing from my second brain tool

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30151963

Memory Palace and The Art of Memory

https://forum.artofmemory.com/
Eh except in specific circumstances there's no reason to mention the sexuality of a character; how often do authors point out that their characters are heterosexual? Never, people just assume so and their assumption is often confirmed by the character's actions.

I think it's much better to write gay characters same as any other; it's just instead of pursuing the opposite sex, they'll pursue the same. Pretty simple.

Just like in real life where I only mention that I'm gay if it's relevant to the conversation, it should be the same in media: for example known characters in a later chapter discussing a plan to get their friend, someone they just met, a date. Interrupted by one character in the group who has known said friend for longer, laughing at the others' suggestions of partners and exclaiming, "this won't work!" she exclaims, "but why?" they ask, "she's a perfect match" "but he's gay!" she laughs, "but if she has a brother..."
Works fine for me on Firefox 110, macOS Monterey 12.6.3, M1 Pro. Perhaps it's an extension?
The means is not human like, but the behaviour might well be. A human might conduct a search with scout units and intuit city locations from observed units and such to identify and target cities. Doing that in software might be infeasible, so you give the model full information and maybe program in a delay based on the distance to enemy cities before targeting them. The implementation is different but the behaviour ends up being hard for human players to distinguish.
Smarter in the thing they know about, sure. Most people have some area where they're above average. Software engineers just happen to have that area intersect with a marketable and, recently, socially valued skill.

>> "if you like things like safe aviation."

Safety is less about intelligence and more about diligence. Brilliant doctors still balk at checklists even though they save lives. Most engineering disasters happen because someone skipped a safety measure.
Processes of Perception and Analysis
I let ChatGPT code my blog and here's what happened
It probably has more to do that reputed brands don't want to be associated with the cesspool that Mr. Musk allowed back onto the platform

Threatening your customers[0] in the process is probably also not a winning formula.

[0] https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-name-shame-adverti...
Mhmm, see my other comments. It's one of my major pet peeves. There are no young, attractive gay characters who are just regular dudes and not super dramatic/femmy that don't get killed off or made a minor part of the story and who _regularly_ show love for each other/are affectionate without it being used as a joke etc.

These sorts of gay characters are so, so extremely rare.
This is a take that can save our society and species and prevents us from going into a new kind of serfdom. Make no mistake: they do not care about you, and they will not be on your side the day shit inevitably hits the fan.

For your well being, and the future of your children, you would do well to consider them as the leeches on society that they are.
Ryan Holiday is one of the best examples of the type that seeks to turn these ideas into a kind of prosperity gospel for grindset bros.

He has a history of being a BS merchant [1]: he's just found a new angle as a self-help guru.

[1] https://www.poynter.org/reporting-editing/2012/telling-the-t...
Such sloppy reasoning from a site that pretends to care so much about rationality.

No attempt from the author to distinguish the effects of childhood from other things that might impact genius. Did he even consider alternative hypotheses for 5 minutes? Or how to distinguish effects from one another.

Not even getting into that this is a study of a list of people the author has heard of.
Just like zero is the lowest number you can obtain in an unsigned number series.

0 -1 = 0;
A clock saved the NBA. Can it now save baseball?
Oh yay more proprietary cloud technologies to learn ...
China beats Tesla to Nigeria’s lithium riches
Pre-Compiled Active Directory Offsec Tools
What do you mean? Just because a company doesn't need some employees doesn't mean the CEO is less valuable.
WPCFS - wordpress comments as a filesystem :P
It seems like you've only made the case for people who don't like the standard list of inheritors or for gay people, not everyone like you mentioned before.
The most problematic ones, where this is most important, will definitely do so. A seriously unhinged domestic abuser is almost identical to an extremely scary stalker in demeanor, except they also live in your house and have access to an incredible amount of information about you.
Ha ha I'm gay and my friend group/people I try to hang out with are mostly gay because:
* FwBs are awesome
* It's nice for your friends to understand you better
* When hanging out with friends like that I don't have to worry about being judged/attacked

We hang out with each other as a defensive mechanism.
Quanta really is one of the best science websites around these days
I'm glad that Blender is getting some CAD-like workflows, they allow to create types of models which are very hard otherwise.

I had to disburse some cash, but I've been complementing Blender with Rhino 3D for a few months now and it's a good mix. Blender is amazing for meshes and renders and animations, Rhino 3D is an amazing BRep modeller and both Grasshopper and Kangaroo 2 help in "getting just the right look".
Wind has had a hard time competing with cheap heavy fuel oil—the toxic sludge that refineries have no other use for.
What will happen to that fuel if they stop buying it?
Moving the port away from 22 changed my fail2ban logs from hundreds of lines a day to one every few weeks at most.

While you shouldn't skip on other security measures, there's no real downside to changing your SSH port and getting off the target list for a lot of botnets.

(As opposed to e.g. port knocking, which is stronger but makes it easy to lock yourself out and may create issues with some SSH clients.)
Because I will be paying for an internet connection regardless and my Pi hasn't had any downtime for the last two years, and its 8 years since I last had a power cut.
The biggest reason is so I can use all the existing embedded driver and library code without re-doing it. That comes with it’s own safety challenges of course.
Someone has recomliled NTVDM for 64 bit, based on the leaker Windows sources.

This works because NTVDM has emulatipn, based on SoftPC built into it - NTVDM was available on non PC NT versions.
> There are a lot of shitty PMs out there, just as there are a lot of shitty engineers or any other job function

Indeed, both can create negative value for a project.

At least with engineers, we have slightly better proxies for interviewing. Leetcode sucks but it does filters out people who can’t code or grasp recursion. Unfortunately, the source of resentment towards Leetcode is that it also filters out people who can code in a practical setting (false negatives). While false positives are increasingly common with Leetcode now that tech is lucrative and people know how to play the game, people who pass Leetcode interviews can program in some capacity
I find it easier with Nginx. Certainly feels easier than I remember back around 1999 with Apache. Also there's way more information out there on how to configue and set up than there was twenty years ago.
ESA – Terrae Novae: Europe's exploration vision
Anybody else noticed that the link for "Cloudflare Workers" goes to netlify.com?
I'm not familiar with the research you mention (it would be great if you could cite it), but from reading and thinking about this, I'd say that happiness is intrinsic, and that external factors can't change it.

If you were miserable before winning the lottery, the money probably won't change that. If you have a bright outcome on life before getting cancer, you're more likely to cope and stay happy.
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This is a unique 5 days of medical imaging tutorial sessions with guided practice. Students, technologists, researchers, physicists, teachers and radiologists are welcome.
This is sadly rare and I'd love to know which book/story it was so I can read it, too.

Atm some of the best writing of gay characters I've seen has been Dev/Lee from the books by Kyell Gold. Warning that it is _furry_ fiction, and of course I am biased in this regard, but if you can ignore the fact that all the characters are walking, talking animals, it's a very deep and charming love story with all sorts of fun up and downs (in all senses) and is honestly my favourite book series (even competing with William Gibson's/Neal Stephenson's stuff, which I adore).

Highly recommend reading a snippet/start of "Out of Position" to see if you like it, to anyone that wants a great gay love story.
"I have eliminated all the juice!"
What?

Do you realize that you statement is delusional?

And that the person doing the burning of the Quran is not affliated to the government of Sweden, but to Russia. Which i already mentioned above...
These machines exist, they're common in industrial applications and also used by retro gamers. They're basically a i586-based PC in modern SoC form. Of course if you want to run literally anything that's more modern and not specific to old x86, current hardware is way better.
Distraction Free YT extension, very much recommended!

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/df-tube-distractio...

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/df-youtube/
"Inflation" is also measured ridiculously. Groceries and all utilities (basic and luxury) have become 50-100% more expensive but somehow the inflation is 8%? Not for anyone poor it isn't, for them it is 50% or more.

I understand of course other parts of the market (stocks, perhaps other expensive things like cars and industrial equipment) have not experienced the same price increase and for this reason the inflation is measured as less. This is purely an academic difference for most people, who would not be encountering these products anyway.
It’s strange to compare self hosting and GitHub pages.

In most case the main factors to choose self hosting are independence, fun and learning by tinkering. That’s three items that GitHub Pages doesn’t provide.
On heavy oil from other article of that blog:
Cargo ships are significant sources of air pollution globally, and their fuel oil is largely responsible. Pitch black and thick as molasses, “bunker” fuel is made from the dregs of the refining process. It’s also loaded with sulfur — the chemical that, when burned, produces noxious gases and fine particles that can harm human health and the environment, especially along highly trafficked areas.
wasn't there an effort to release sulfur burning products to reduce global temperature?
With NIO there is no OS overhead like context switches because you only need one thread per core as long as everything is async.

Erlang is single threaded unless you copy memory between threads.

The only step left for Java to implement (after io_uring file stuff) is user-space networking.
>Arguably the rampant piracy that resulted was one of the causes of the Dreamcast's decline...

I see this narrative parroted a lot but more than likely Dreamcast (and it's piracy) had very little to do with sega's exit from the hardware market.

Sega, the company, was already hanging on by the thread by a time the Dreamcast launched since they'd already been in massive debt at that point from previously launching and abandoning hardware projects in quick succession such as the Sega CD that 32x and the Saturn. Also, If I remember correctly this was during a recession in Japan. Around this time Sega was already looking at several companies to sell to.
Lmao, yet I'm still scared to walk around holding hands in the UK because we're still regularly attacked for it. The fight for acceptance is never over.
> So a theoretician who had little experience actually using such solutions in real life?

These low-effort, borderline ad-hominem comments like yours make these comment threads a terrible reading experience. These comments add nothing to the discussion.
They will definitely haggle over your second hand item. Ever tried selling an Apple product on Facebook marketplace?

You get a ton of scammers and you can't tell with some of them (until they try the actual scam, by which point you've wasted time messaging them, packaging the item, etc.)
Should go straight to the top of HN comments hall of fame.
I’m gonna be doing whatever I’m gonna be doing. Job market changes all the time, and people adapt. I feel pretty secured (at least for some time) for my field, which is a lot of R&N in wireless networks/radio and embedded systems.
My point is that current “AI” is just very well learned models, but it can’t really do intelligent work on its knowledge, can’t innovate, can’t infer, doesn’t have an actual thought process.
They've had enough time to see how well CSS-Tricks traffic is converting into customers, and perhaps there is a strong decline for the past couple of months, but this is entirely my own speculation.

You might be right, but I'd hope they weren't looking at it that way. Content sites like that are a long play. I've encountered lots of people who seem to have extra trust for DigitalOcean because of their (admittedly good) content and while they might not have directly "converted" from a specific article, it has hugely helped DO's brand. A site like CSS Tricks is so valuable in the long term rather than for short term conversions.
Politics is all backroom stuff and old boy networks. You may get involved, but to even start influencing a little you will need many years of networking before you can ever get started. And statistically speaking, you are unlikely to succeed. Objectively it is the only advice that makes sense, but viewed from the individual it doesn't really yield any kind of solution.
There are multiple places where he uses a feature only available to enterprise users (read: Not me) to resolve this. I guess the "normal" thing here would be to disable the WAF and be done with it.
Ah, I see what you mean. So self-serving, instead of benefitting society as a whole.
What is B2B?
By "halfway", did you mean "off by one"?
DO only acquired CSS Tricks very recently and have been quite gentle in terms of the branding there (other than in the emails where a lot of DO links have appeared in my experience).
> Would Ramanujan have been happier if he didn't pursue math and became a taxi driver

Depends what number cab he got!