skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Perhaps instead of thinking of religion as "operating systems" you think instead about society as a whole.

Religion is just a type of politics. A set of ideas and values.

The factor you're masking is gender equality as it ties to religion. India has a significant gender imbalance of children skewed towards boys due to girls being aborted. Because due to religion were less valued and was reflected in inheritance laws.

Korea recently elected an antifeminist leader driven by popularity with young men. Doesn't make them attractive unless we go back to the times of forced marriage. Though I do hear there's activists in the west preaching "enforced monogamy"

There are other factors that are more impactful.

Like cost of living being significantly higher resulting in adults spending more years working to get to the same financial position as the previous generation.

If you need to work until you're 30 to be in the same relative position as your parents when they were 24 then that makes a huge impact when it comes to starting a family.

Also factor in that more educated people have fewer children worldwide, and university education adds more years before a person starts working.
I wonder if e-beam lithography would make registration easier. With photolithography, I assume one must position the wafer relative to the mask extremely precisely. With e-beam lithography, the tool is a scanning electron microscope, and as long as the wafer doesn’t move, the software could potentially locate it to essentially arbitrarily high precision and then offset and rotate the scanning pattern accordingly.

ASML surely charges plenty for their alignment hardware:

https://www.asml.com/en/news/stories/2021/fellow-simon-mathi...
So you think CGI should not be copyrightable?
Yes, and kinda like Babashka for Clojure, in terms of fast starting scripting environment with one binary and useful built-in utilities.
Just to confirm: Do make sure your phone supports USB-OTG before getting an adapter (modern phones should).
A search for "value qualifier" turns up a lot to do with data ontologies, nothing to do with sales which is what I assume you are talking about. What exactly is a "value qualifier?"
While I am typically between 1.5-3.0mmol/l ketones on this diet, I'm not convinced the ketosis is actually related (or cause of) the fat loss.
Doesn't that basically devolve into my AI agent and your AI agent conferring and trying to mutually convince the other that they're a human before we actually communicate? Not sure that's a great future to live in.
A new era in the fight against measles and rubella
Not less nutritious food? Or is the argument that the [everything else] to calorie ratio should be higher?
This is the Debian POSIX shell:

$ ll /bin/dash
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 85368 Jan 5 09:52 /bin/dash

That shell can go places that Powershell will never, ever see, because Powershell is too big.

There really isn't any way that Powershell could change this.
> You must live in a civilized land.

As noted elsewhere, my driving experience is in Europe, South America, North America (sans US) and Asia, some places more civilized than others. I've never driven in Netherlands though (closest been Belgium), mostly North, South and East Europe.
>> They’ll run out of money in 2-3 years if it’s not working.

No. They won't run out of money in 2-3 years, they IPO. Or at least, they did in a zero-interest rate environment.

"VCs pay the angels. PE pays the VCs. IBs pay the PEs. All for the hope of an IPO so the market will pay the IBs."

"The entire market ecology has a tough time adapting to the end of cheap (even free) money, with cash flow, rather than "valuation" being the central focus. Those who entered finance after 2008 are, basically, unskilled labor. Lehman in 2008 was a picnic compared to 2000 if you were doing tech related ventures."
How does it compare to the termux way?

Any sort of OS integration like opening filetypes, sharing, shortcuts, widgets?
I can't fully answer this question bc I'm not in the sc fab field but afaik for most medical research you're not needing to get down the nano-scale yourself. Unless you're designing/building custom chips for imaging or bci's, but even then I imagine any in-house prototyping is not at the final scale.

In the US there's a consortium of fabrication centers[^1], but even if a uni has a clean room, I think a lot of custom designs often go through China because it's less hassle.

[^1]: https://nnci.net/sites/view-all
Polk Brothers
We have two ways at the moment:

1. If you need an uncached individual build, you can pass the `--no-cache` flag to build everything from scratch

2. We have a "clear all cache" button in our UI and CLI command, to wipe the entire project's cache disk.
I feel like the alternative is trusting Facebook et. al with this.

And sure they'll protect you from malware, but they'll also have some opinions about who you should vote for, what businesses you should patronize, etc...
> This is newsworthy not because a small twin went down but because the business using it was working on the Ohio tragedy.

But not the one everyone is thinking about. This had nothing to do with the train derailment, these guys were on their way to help get the metal factory up and running again.

In 2021 my brother-in-law was part of a large team of engineers that went from the US to Belgium and Luxembourg to help get factories working again after the devastating floods. This is a normal part of the job for good engineers; nobody hears anything about it unless the plane crashes.
This site is blocked for me, marked as malware.
>given the expectation is defined not to change.

To be clear, in a martingale the expectation is equal to the current value. It changes as the current value changes (i.e. as time passes).

>Especially when the first example is often the stock market, and everyone knows you can't predict movements of the stock market...

Not being able to predict movements is exactly what "the expectation is equal to the current value" looks like. If you had information that changed your expectation to be different from the current value, that would be predicting a movement in one direction or the other.
One thing I'm excited about with this is changing the incentives around builds.

> Paying by compute time means that the slower your build, the more the vendor profits. This creates a perverse incentive for the CI/CD vendor to never innovate in speed. If a CI/CD tool is meant to deliver productivity gains, then correlating the value to how much less productive you are is the wrong way to go.
Disclaimer: I've never played Dota 2

It's also possible some of those accounts were created to be sold on on a marketplace. Online gaming marketplaces have traders with in-game items, credits, and even accounts for sale. It's especially big for online games where item duplication glitches allow some players to hoard hundreds-thousands of hot commodities. Accounts that have maxed out levels, achievements, and/or rare rewards (possibly via this cheat) can sell for hundreds of real world dollars.
This seems useful for finding which site has routes between which major cities. I tested out a few routes on nightjet and if you aren't traveling between capital cities then the route seems likely to include several transfers in the early morning hours (not exactly sleeper then). It would be nice if they showed the transfers up front, as I was only able to get them listed in a roundabout way.
Show HN: A NixOS-based declarative proxy and redirect server
Spacing is indeed important, and if you are going to grow walnut on a plantation, you want to manage spacing over the first 20 years of the plantation pretty closely, with very dense competition in the early years to force straight upward growth, followed by thinning to allow space for crowns to gather enough light to maintain growth rates. You don't have to do that with most conifers, which tend to grow straight single boles regardless, but you do with most other North American hardwoods, including timber maples, and most species of oak.
Funny, I'm doing almost exactly the opposite in MacOS currently. I'm mostly a windows admin and I love powershell for administering windows PC's. I've got enough Macs to take care of now that I just got an M2 MacBook.

I'm attempting use the MacBook as my everyday driver. Unfortunately, posh just isn't all that useful on the Mac... I can't remote into windows machines or run any AD utilities so I'm stuck using a windows VM or remoting into another windows machine to run my stuff ha ha.
Others in this thread claim 2015 had much higher losses on the supply side. Therefore one would expect higher prices in 2015 than the current event if supply and demand is the only driver.
> given the expectation is defined not to change.

Sure the unconditional expectation doesn't change, but that's kinda useless because it's the expectation given that you know nothing. The interesting part is studying what is next given what I know right now i.e conditional expectations.
And the martingale assumption i.e. "my best guest for tomorrow is the same as right now" is honestly a pretty sensible assumption for many things.

If I tell you $TSLA is at 200 right now, it's not unreasonable to assume it will be around 200 tomorrow.

If it's raining right now, it doesn't seem too far fetched to guess it will probably be raining in 1 minute.

etc.

And because you can prove so many things on martingales, it is often very very useful and powerful when you have something that isn't quite a martingale to think of a way to make it a martingale, prove whatever and then go back to the original object.
Yes. I agree. I'm just not sure some faulty details makes all of it untrue.

However it's hard to be sure because it works both ways. I.e. veryfieng some details don't make the whole thing true.

I havent made up my mind, and I don't think I will.

But it would surprise me if Biden did it if only for the millions of people half starving because of it.
If you're an older adult with high ferritin levels (genetic or oterhwise), you should avoid cast iron. High ferritin has been linked with hepatic injury, cancer, and a other endocrine disorders.
See https://irondisorders.org/too-much-iron/
A Value Qualifier is a proposed solution for a key problem that the company is facing delivered to the hiring managers to showcase applicants’ skills to qualify for the role regardless of background and seniority. Aka your ticket to skip the line. Usually particularly adopted by people who are trying a career switch or have just started their first job search. I learned the term on LinkedIn from Andrew Bowker, despite the brand new terminology the concept isn’t new. (updating the description now with the terminology)
Personally not receiving any spam, whatsoever.
Emacs, though, is a great operating system, which just sadly doesn't ship with a decent text editor. Don't worry though, you can install the eVil plugin, and get what is essentially Vim running inside of it.
Now you can find which websites have "Referrals" page for a specific term, using the Deep Tags feauture of MoreAlt.

-Just select Deep Tag: Referrals
-Type your keywords and hit enter
-Get websites that have "Referrals" pages on your keywords
Overloading the court systems and interfering with the ability of police to do their jobs.
Foes now friends: US stealth pilot and the Serb who shot him down
Nobody has accused Perl, Bash, cmd, or VBscript of being particularly pretty either, and that is the company powershell is in.
I work in a company that was acquired by a larger company about a year ago. The original company simply gave us laptops for work and asked to put full-disk encryption on them and to follow very general, but very sensible security requirements (eg. lock the screen if going away for long time, don't leave in the office unattended etc.)

We were allowed to keep our original laptops so far.

The IT department of the new overlords declared that eventually, they are going to retire our current generation of laptops and replace them with something that they, themselves, install and control. Users of such laptops will not have root access, for instance. Will have some mandatory garbage antivirus and other corporate spyware installed on them. The company is said to cycle their laptops every 4 years or so. And that's the time when I'm planning on handing in my two month notice.

Yeah, it's possible to make Linux suck as much as Windows or MacOS (in this respect), but this will cause people to revolt. That's why I also won't use Flatpacks or similar containerized / read-only bind-mounted installs etc. This goes against the reason why I chose to use Linux. I feel upset and confused seeing how tools like these get more and more traction.
Whatever political side you are in, it's extremely naive to assume the other side is making choices because of stupidity. Yes there are stupid people and conspiracy theorists on the "other side", but trust me, at the lower sophisticated end of your political side there are also really stupid ideas that people believe in.

We all have our reasons for believing stupid stuff, and voting for candidates that are "clearly nonsense".
IE came bundled with Windows since 95 OSR1,

IE wasn't built-in to Windows 95, it was part of the Plus Pack — an optional add-on.¹

I'm pretty sure 95 had built-in tcp/ip stack since launch.

Winsock was an add-on. It wasn't included with Windows until Windows 98².

Apples early web-browser forays (Cyberdog) were notably short-lived.

Apple's Cyberdog is irrelevant. There's a lot more to the internet than web browsers, and people on Macs were there.

¹ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer

² https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winsock
Publishers should abandon AMP in 2023
Here we are wishing that we had daytime trains half as good in the US. Yes it's fine if you live near the northeast corridor, but what about the rest of us out here in "flyover country"?
For the life of me I still do not understand the syncing model on Orgzly.

I love this app, I use it daily, I just do not understand why it needs it's own internal node model that it has to sync to file, instead of just.... reading the file, parsing it, and writing it....
I would really like to try PowerShell, especially since it has a different paradigm than the "text" shells that I'm used to---but Microsoft's name behind it gives me pause. I can't rationalize it except for that every MS technology I've tried turned out to be tailored for a different class of user---lower-skilled and MS-paying. There's a high chance this itself is irrational, but if it blocks it blocks.
YouTube views only translate to income if the viewers respond meaningfully to the ads. We don't know the conversion ratio for his channel.
I believe they're referring to Nīwe Englaland/New England: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_England_(medieval)
In Scandinavia there is zero agriculture work to do when the ground is frozen and covered in snow.
Searching for "leonard susskind lectures" returns a playlist as the first result for me (desktop web). There's also a UI element at the top to filter results to just playlists.
> The company is confident that this strategic approach to software and hardware development will be the basis for lifetime revenues as well as additional contributions.

Why sell cars when you can sell SaaS? Get ready to pay a $49.99/mo. subscription for access to power steering.
The author, George V Neville-Neil, may be right or wrong but definitely isn't a Windows-first programmer with no understanding of Unix-like systems.

He cowrote a book about the innards of FreeBSD: https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/design-and-implementati... (ignore the first paragraph of the description, which is presumably a copy-and-paste error).

He has been on the FreeBSD Board of Directors: https://freebsdfoundation.org/blog/george-neville-neil-joins...

He's presented a bunch of papers at FreeBSD conferences: https://papers.freebsd.org/author/george-neville-neil/

All of which is perfectly compatible with his being incompetent, or wrong about this in particular. (For what it's worth, I don't think he is incompetent.) But what he easily demonstrably isn't is "Windows-first", and I suggest that any mental process that led you to that conclusion needs reexamining.
Modal.com has a network filesystem feature called 'shared volumes'.

Disclaimer: I work for modal.com, but honestly Modal is the most comprehensive of the serverless GPU platforms because it didn't start as just a 'serverlessly run the latest open-source model' platform, it's aiming to be an end-to-end cloud platform.
hey, we are not learning anything from your slack history or channels.

The way IngestAI works is it takes your knowledge base as the input (markdown, docs etc) and answers the queries asked by the user on these knowledge base. ur primary usecase has been to simply learn from public documentation of companies and help answer the queries within their Slack/Discord community.
AMD Puts Hopes on Packaging, Memory on Logic, Optical Comms for Decade Ahead
Isn't the clickbait aspect sort of the point of the article?
It absolutely can be something that creates a cycle of dependence but I tend to look at it as harm reduction at that point. Weekly injections aren't a fun process though and, at least for me, I was striving to be off any/all medication. Being told you're effectively Type II at 34 was not a fun experience for me and I've been trying to control/put it into remission without having to take Metformin and Ozempic.

To be clear, I'm not intending to shame or throw shade at those who take or need the drugs, I just want to do all in my power avoid them as much as I can.
A contest isn't about teaching the people running the contest new tools. The contest is about different groups (or people) competing on a level playing field.

Also, nobody ever said that design can't be, or shouldn't be complex. But web hosting is simple. You put files in a directory and point a web server to them, and it just works. If it doesn't, that's a failing of the designers.

Complexity of design and complexity of delivery are two totally different things, and complexity of design has (or should have) absolutely nothing to do with complexity of delivery.
> breaking the system we built that make more and more people obese would be better.

The system exists because people like it. I don't think it's possible to break it at this point considering how people normally react to having their life made worse. You can't stop people from eating what they want, but these drugs make it possible to change what they want.
> Also, webmail, calendaring are future features in this product. I wonder how critical are those for people setting up their own email.

I wonder the same. (:
I would personally use the calendaring.

One of the goals of mox is to make it easy to host mail yourself instead of go to/stay at one of the few large providers. I think folks commonly use the calendaring that comes with their free email address. And it seems many people enjoy their webmail over locally installed mail clients.
Just wash your hands before hitting the buffet.
Second self-hosted mail server in 2 days. Are people really hosting their own mail servers? Why?

I did this for about 10 years and mostly it was uneventful and worked fine. HOWEVER, a little less than once a year it would break and I would suddenly not be receiving emails and would have to scramble to fix me mail server when literally anything else would be a better use of my time. It was a good learning experience, but kinda pointless tbh. There are so many free/cheap very reliable maintenance free (for me) options for email that I can't for one second understand why anyone would host their own (even as someone that did for years).
I don't really see your point. AI/ML can make programs the same way as humans, which is writing a program that seems right but it very wrong and keep iterating until it mostly works, most of the time.
Nvidia is still making billions in Q4 2023 despite a giant drop in PC demand
Another and maybe more accessible target would be the IBM Thinkpad X41. It was incredibly slim for its time, it still kept the 4:3 screen ratio (not sure if compatible with the bigger ipads?). I wrote a bachelor thesis on it and a fanless version would still be the laptop of my dreams.
We actually briefly entertained the idea of adding GitHub Runners as well. :) Perhaps someday, but we have a long way to go just on just Docker / containers.

Just to note, you can totally use Depot within your GitHub Actions runs, even if those runs are happening inside self-hosted or BuildJet-hosted runners. You might get the best of both worlds that way, having your builds and tests outside of Docker run on BuildJet, and Docker builds accelerated with Depot.
We banned heroin because it being readily available leads to loads of people getting addicted to it. Even with it being illegal, lots of people still end up addicted to it. No matter your views on prohibition, it's pretty obviously not a good idea to encourage heroin use due to the risk of addiction.

Yet we do precisely that with salty sugary foods, with many of them advertised specifically towards children.
How is this using ChatGPT without a public API?
please see my comment in this threads. We 're ONLY learning from your knowledge base and not from your slack chat history.
Ask HN: Who here learned to program for the first time in grad school?
How did you learn it? What was the experience like? Did you take a course in the same uni? What language did you learn? Or did you directly start implementing projects and then later learnt to code in a clean systematic way?

Did you later dig deeper into more CS topics?
Easier to catch than if you are landing in spam or not.
Intel TDX with Linux 6.3 Updated to Avoid “Total Insanity” Scenario
According to Wikipedia:

> The high-definition optical disc format war was a market competition between the Blu-ray and HD DVD optical disc standards for storing high-definition video and audio; it took place between 2006 and 2008 and was won by Blu-ray Disc.

by then, DSL was already well established, and according to this graph https://www.statista.com/statistics/616210/average-internet-... the average internet connection in the US was 3.67 Mbps - much slower than today, but much faster than would be possible if 90% still had 56 kbps. Doesn't make GP's conspiracy theory any more likely, but just for context...
Quickly Solving Advent of Code by Making a DSL in Racket
We want to bring capabilities to the US. If Intel is threatening to pack up and leave, why reward disloyalty? If Intel is going to maintain its US presence, then what exactly would the additional money be getting us?
> For example typing…

set-location ~

> On PowerShell in Linux and…

cd ~

> on Windows both send you to whatever your Home directory is.

Is not it vice versa?

I mean, on Linux it is `cd ~` and on Windows `set-location ~`, no?
There's a highly nontrivial amount of creative work that goes into getting high quality stuff out of the diffusion models.

One-step txt2img is a parlor trick. Those of us who are seriously using these tools are often making many round trips to/from GIMP and img2img, txt2img, doing compositing, painting and masking. It's definitely a process that stretches creative muscle.

Check out some of InvokeAI's canvas overdrive videos [0] for a bit more of a sense of how an artist works with that implementation.

[0] https://youtube.com/@invokeai
Zoning Holiday Takes Off in Silicon Valley
Nova Anglia. Perhaps better to say "might have created settlements". There is a tantalising number of crumbs from place names to travellers reports but little written record. The alleged location would make them the first victims of the Mongolian invasion of Europe a few hundred years later.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_England_(medieval)
"Do a single thing" is a meaningless qualifier.

Redis is 70k lines of code and yet only "does a single thing" - runs an in-memory data store.

IMO it's much more useful to just consider which mode of code organization increases readability and maintainability. Those are things you can actually describe and examine.