skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Its a joke that people here seem not to get because I did not add /s at the end. Obviously there is no superiority, but its pretty clear that green bubble design makes it unpleasant to look at [1]

[1] - https://uxdesign.cc/how-apple-makes-you-think-green-bubbles-...
Well, STL encourages an iterator centric approach, so:

if(auto i = x.find(y); i!=x.end()){
// use i->{first,second}
}

Also ideally you should be able to do this:

for(auto [key, value]: x.equal_range(y)) {

}

But infuriatingly, x.equal_range returns a pair instead of some range view so you need some additional infrastructure (either convert the result of equal range into a range or add some begin/end overloads for pair).
Attach the current, local time to all contacts, at the basic, fundamental level. If contacts are in a different zone, every app accesses an OS-defined UX, that displays a contacts local time in a ubiquitous, familiar fashion all users get used to.
No purpose in life except to consume automated services and processed end-products of microbial fermentation. What a future.
m5 instances use the Nitro system. In addition, m5.24xlarge is a quite quirky instance type: It uses 2 CPU's with 24 cores each in a NUMA configuration. Half of the RAM is attached to each CPU, and access from the other CPU is much slower. In addition, the CPU cores use a microarchitecture from 8 years ago, meaning the cores are quite slow in practice.

All of this means that a lot can go wrong when running code on those instances, resulting in lower performance. It is either advised to run separate processes on each NUMA domain, or use NUMA aware code (which Java almost never is). In addition, the code (or the system) should be highly scalable to multiple CPU cores.

In addition, the cores are old enough to suffer from Spectre/Meltdown related patches/workarounds, decreasing especially syscall performance.
> A lot of people basically now gauge the worth of others by the followers they have and it’s ridiculous

When I was a teenager in the 90s I had a classmate tell me he "can't be friends with me because I don't have Nikes". These kind of popularity/status things amongst teenagers are nothing new; its just the measures of it that change. Teenagers can be horrible human beings. Its one of the reasons some countries have school uniforms (I don't know whether that actually helps).
Digital marketing agencies are a great way to improve your digital presence and increase brand awareness. They can help you get more visitors, leads, page views, and sales.
Yes, it is, and OOP was all about message passing, not synchronous calls. The current incantation in pretty much all OOP languages (excepted maybe Smalltalk) is basically procedural programming with namespaces.
If there's toilets in the future, then there will be sewers, and if there's sewers then there will always be a guy required to go down there and dislodge stuff. And he won't want to do that for just the hell of it... Therefore jobs.
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I'll send good vibes to that one guy from tzdata who'll for sure maintain a Lunar Time Zone database and literally everyone in the globe will rely upon it.

edit: Arthur David Olson and Paul Eggert, you're The Dudes, dudes.
There will be many answers about a technical solution for this (apps that limit apps, dumb phones, different launchers etc.). None will work.

Train yourself to not phone. Same as you can not consume advertising (cant adblock billboards).

All the technical solutions trim too much away about what makes a smartphone great, or add too much friction, either to configure or to disable again, which you will do anyways. Also these technical solutions are just products again. They exist not to actually work, but to make money. Sometimes both are true, but rarely.

This is a two tier society. Those who can train themselves to do this, who will be able to read books, learn, be present without Soma and ...

the zombies.
Doesn't matter. I would still blame the conservatives and Elon Musk for this!
Those are called exceptions.

But on the other hand: even some communities that are seemingly fountains of knowledge, also thrive by having masses of addicted consumers. Sure, it's much better to be addicted to a valid and interesting subject than to something that's harmful. But it's still a form of addiction to spend an excessive amount of time on them, like some people do (yes I am aware not everyone does it).
There was a time, a good few years ago, that the free 3D animation software Muvizu (sadly no longer around) envisioned kids doing just that. Here's a clip produced with Muvizu using assets from Shawn the Sheep. (Muvizu was at the time discussing collaborations with Aardman.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF9Ul_hv55s
Three cheers to this. Let all the world’s knowledge be open and free. There is much to bemoan about the state of the world today but on the other hand for someone outside academia who loves to learn this is the golden age. Curious dilettantes of the world join me in cheer!
I think we should focus on not feeling envy when others are doing well. I always like to think that if everyone around me is rich, no one is gonna ask me money, haha.
Study Russian history and you will become depressed. There was never a middle class pushing for liberal ideas and democracy. It's always been authoritarianism and they like it that way.

Couple that with a real belief that Russia is owed an Empire and we need more than healing we need a transformation.
What I learned the last few years is that the matrix was pretty prescient, except the silly idea of a human as a battery. Instead, a human can view X ads and spend $Y per day, and it's that capacity that companies want to harvest with minimal outside distractions.
reading your comment, it dawned on me; there is a way to theoretically ensure exactly-once delivery.

1. buy plane ticket
2. bring box to recipient
3. plug in Ethernet & send message

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Maybe I don’t follow the right people; but even for creators I deeply respect, I haven’t found one who I believe their content benefits of the platform constraints. Any recommendations?
the Math is trivial - it's a bit more of a half an hour out of ~12h. That's bit more than 1/24 = ~4.5%.
usually (outside of global business meetings) when you are talking to a person about making plans you are both in the same time zone. So asking ‘your time or my time’ is unnecessary.

But if we got rid of time zones, you’d need new ways to distinguish between tomorrow meaning ‘after the clock ticks over 24:00’ bs ‘after the next night cycle’ because they would not be the same thing.

To be fair the same ambiguity occurs now if you are, say, parting ways with someone after midnight and you say ‘see you tomorrow’, but you actually mean later that same calendar day.

But I think losing the ability to make use, in everyday local conversations with people in the same place as you, of concepts like ‘tomorrow afternoon’, would be kind of a dealbreaker for time zone abolition.
I've always heard about nix operating systems. So when asked if I preferred an nix environment for development or windows, it was an easy answer. Now there is nixOS and a programming language called nix. I know this annoys me more than it should do, but it also keeps me away from the nix language and nixOS because I think the name is such a obvious stupid decision, that I'm worried what else stupid decisions they made and I don't want to invest my own time finding out.
The author fundamentally misunderstands depression. "You have it so great so why are you depressed?"

Depression is almost always future-oriented - you get depressed because you don't see anything good happening to you in the future. Most depressed people will say that they can't even imagine the future, let alone imagine something good happening to them.

If young people are depressed today, it likely means that they don't imagine good things - better jobs, family, health, relationships - coming their way in the future.
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Thats only the DS variant of the W700/W701, some of them are just normal workstations, too.
The Expanse had its own rather large article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26014455

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Exercise is essentially the same as EMDR (bilateral movement) plus heroin (endorphins as in endogenous morphine peptides). Don’t fool yourself into thinking otherwise, otherwise you too will be a common churchgoer.
The W700/W701 had an embedded Wacom tablet option
Noteworthy comment from the website.

* WN Delivery Process
By Retired on Wednesday, Mar 1st 2023 22:12Z*

On the delivery flights I rode on, after the crew had a meal at the Boeing delivery center and signed the acceptance paperwork. WN dispatch would assign a delivery flight number to one of several "make ready" contract centers. Were various items would be done to bring the aircraft to the current WN configuration. From there it would be released to the line. One of the "make ready" centers is in Phoenix. I suspect in the short time used to turn this aircraft around something was not correctly finished by the "make ready" folks. In the pre-MAX days, the aircraft would be in the contract "make ready" center for a couple of weeks.
ControlNet is where it's at - the depth model can completely reskin an image [1] with a bit of prompting, and you can compose them (multiple controlnets feeding on each other)

[1] https://twitter.com/herval/status/1631113661207945217/photo/...
If you can bring your kids(s) to a climbing/boulder gym, these things are magic for the body, it's cardio/strength/flexibility training at the same time, teaches you balance, grip strength, how to fall without injuries.

We're still apes, hanging has a very long list of benefits on the body, especially for most of use spending all day sitting.
>When I was a teenager in the 90s I had a classmate tell me he "can't be friends with me because I don't have Nikes".

Wow that is an insane level of pretentiousness. Probably dodged a bullet there.

>Its one of the reasons some countries have school uniforms

Most schools do have uniforms here, honestly it doesn't really matter that much, teenagers (can and will) find another way to show off.
> it's not a thing here in the Netherlands at least. People use Whatsapp.

Then you have a super blue bubble effect if everyone uses WhatsApp then you don’t communicate with people who aren’t on WhatsApp.

My understanding of the blue bubble isn’t that the color matters it’s that iMessage functions only work with other iMessage users (eg, delivery is slightly different, sync with other devices, special emojis, reactions, etc). So if there’s one “green bubble” (ie, non-iMessage user) then the entire group text is downgraded to not do iMessage stuff.
Another datapoint on a modern desktop CPU, this time ARM (M1 Max laptop, so the same TSMC 5nm process as Graviton 3): 175ns/url
Seems like the kind of thing we could automate…

I doubt we will ever get rid of work, but it’s not completely ridiculous over very long timescales. At some point we might stop say medical R&D because we finished. Todays chat bots suck, but conceivably they might eventually take over creative jobs leaving only hobbyists. etc etc.

Work may still exist in 30,000 years, but jobs as a concept could disappear.
Available and used by Apple themselves are two very different things.
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It has everything to do with supply and demand. When demand is great, then employees have more power. When supply is great, then management has more power. Right now, management has more power. During the last 11 years or so, employees had more power.

If you don't want to get laid off remotely, then don't work remotely. Go into the office. Build connections. Personal connections matter for work.
Motorcycles in particular famously have a curve where older people buy them after not riding for a while. I remember seeing a chart showing crashes as a function of recent driver experience and it was IIRC the first 2-3 years which had the highest fatality rate by a surprising margin.
Why do you think robots would not be able to do those tasks?
It's a bit overkill for only building Poke, but you can use Pkgsrc [1] to do so on macOS:

Bootstrap Pkgsrc:

git clone https://github.com/NetBSD/pkgsrc.git

cd pkgsrc/bootstrap

./bootstrap --unprivileged

And then build and install Poke:

cd ~/pkgsrc/editors/poke

bmake install package clean clean-depends

[1] https://pkgsrc.org
Good question. But, with the way AI is currently designed, is it capable of this type of configuration without heavy backend modification of code to operate in a "hivemind" state? And how much do you want the Borg to become true? And will you welcome our Borg overlords?
All you need to game that system is to buy the products of your advertisers to make it seem like the campaigns convert.
Grew up in the USA. I agree with your definition of monkey bars as the horizontal ladder you traverse using your hands to grip and swing to the next.
This ties right into what my advice was going to be: start a consulting practice to help organizations make their software accessible by performing audits and providing recommendations. Come up with a menu of services w/pricing and post them on your site. An option that's a few hundred bucks or less could be a good mechanism for generating new clients.

This is a service that people would use, and because you're a stake-holding user it makes it much more valuable than one of those companies that runs an accessibility tool and summarizes the results.

Having worked for a software consulting company that's built accessible software in the past, your testing service offering would be valuable but probably not something that a full-time position would have been created for.
Are the content filters internal to the new model, or is there a second moderation layer? I thought that with the API you're straight querying the base model, but I might be mistaken.
Finnish is a second language to me and what I've found better than flash cards is to just write down words I don't know as I'm reading. Initially this can seem terribkt slow because each book with have its own vocabularly set. As I continue if I read a word I don't know zi scan the list briefly. If it isn't there or I fail to see it I write it down again.

Has worked well for me.
Robots need to be programmed.
Could solve the problem of getting stuff done nobody wants to do through a model where you do a 3-4 year tour of civil service. Could be less of a job and more of the entrance fee to the perks of adulthood.

Service guarantees citizenship, except unironically.
Step by step for you to create a text editor similar to Vim.
I don't know for sure but this reads like an article full of Event-Driven Architecture buzzwords trying to fool me.
Seems like the first thing we'll want to automate.
I like the desktop app better as it’s integrated better and thus easier to use. I have notifications set up for many different apps not just messages so I want them all to function the same.

Also, I just think native apps still perform better than web apps.

And I can install it on my work computer
And a project can't survive without the code.

And even then companies are famous for leeching on open source projects, with gpl you at least have some hope of companies leaving you alone or giving back something.
I was in same boat at a large multi-national corporation with employee count between 50k-100k globally. Its definitely not incompetence of the end line employee, its that the organization is too large, probably not organized well, and likely for big tech companies, with one exception, they grew too fast.

The one exception is Apple. Over the same time period of the last few years they grew at a slower pace. They are also organized differently: https://hbr.org/2020/11/how-apple-is-organized-for-innovatio....

I think the multi-divisional structure where each org is run as its own business creates fiefdoms, political infighting, competing for resources, etc. Throw in incentives like stock options that vest quarterly and you will likely find end line employees spending time watching organizational dysfunction perfectly fine if their stock is going to net them 2-3x their salary every year.
What is the best way for a response to come back simply as an integer? So asking, what is the avg. cost of a bagel in new york? I've been able to do it by asking for no text - but wondering if there is an alternative i'm missing.
I'm a bit late to answer but anyway: I worked with people who created electronic devices like payment terminals. They were knowledgeable with electricity and coding firmwares, but not with good programming practices.

They wanted to modernize their source code though. The result was a mixed mess of old C++ (pre-98), and assembly language. Like C++ classes with assembly language inside.

Also I had to teach them how to use Mercurial, thank god I didn't went with git (which I love) or it would have been way worse. I also wrote a lot of Python packages to handle the dependencies, clean code, and do everything to ease their job.

They were fun guys though and we had good times working together, I miss them somehow.
Father of 2 and mostly agree with everything to the word.

Only want to offer a counter-point re money: Poland introduced a 500 PLN / month benefit per child (plus caveats), about 100 EUR equivalent, and a significant amount for Poland, especially smaller towns/countryside. Fertility metrics dropped again since the program started a few years ago.
"All about message passing" was Alan Kay's vision of OOP, which was very distinct from what is considered OOP both before and after. He did coin the term "OOP" himself, though, so of course his definition carries a lot of weight, of course.

Even Simula, the original OOP language, is much closer to the procedural-ish OOP than to Smalltalk.
Its not about work, its about trade. People will want things and some will trade other things and some will trade time. Call it what you will. Everyone can't have it all, the scale slides over time.
I don't see politicians giving up their jobs too soon. Same for corporate management.
This article lists the following article as a source:

https://www.autonews.com/manufacturing/how-toyotas-new-ceo-k...

https://archive.is/cBps9
Why do you think robots (or AI) won't be able to program robots?
Meta-study: trees don’t communicate
Full title: Positive citation bias and overinterpreted results lead to misinformation on common mycorrhizal networks in forests
Only a little different than life of 90% humans today.
This reads like a sales pitch for NCC Group's services.
To make the math work, more like 40 years tour of civil service as an entrance fee to the perks of adulthood. Wait, that's called retirement!
https://archive.ph/FLnkj
Allowing the help to negotiate their compensation is punishment enough
Did you install Firefox as a snap or with apt? I heard someone mention something about Canonical emphasizing software delivered as snaps, thus leading to less testing for apt packaged packages. Don't know if it's true, but if you installed with a snap and it works, maybe there's something to that.

The weird thing is I can't upload photos with google-chrome either. But chrome on windows seems to work fine.
Which mobile? No changes on Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 16_4 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) FxiOS/110.0 Mobile/15E148 Safari/605.1.15
I'm pretty sure you can't express the actual guarantee in C++ because of inadequacy in the design of the C++ type system, which has caused problems elsewhere recently too.

You could easily hack std::optional<T&> specifically - and several people have, not just Boost - however C++ has a long history of "clever" hacked specializations that turn out to be disastrous so that isn't attractive. It's called generic programming for a reason.

The fact that it looks like you might be able to rebind or assign through the reference is a design goof. To the extent that std::optional is just the Boost type with a sticker on, that's a goof by the people behind the Boost type. However, they were hemmed in by inadequate language functionality, WG21 has the option to go fix the language, and they didn't do that, so the blame for that goes to them and not Boost. Having now standardised std::optional with the design goof, there is no attractive route forward.

The correct answer to "someone's" question by the way should be neither and that's the goof in std::optional, assignment to a Maybe type is assignment to the Maybe type you can't assign a Foo to a Maybe<Foo>, imagine if C++ also thought this ought to work for std::vector<int> ...
This is their MFI crap all over again. It made developing compatible bluetooth devices an arse if working at the bluetooth stack level
Hell no. People have never been ok to stump on someone else shit and feces have been used in the past as construction material and fertilizer.

There are still old dry toilets in my grandparents old farm. Basically a cabin with a toilet seat made of wood on top of a big hole. Wood chips and saw dust was kept in a bucket for the user to cover his shit with.

Mixed with compost the end result was used as fertilizer.
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> I'll be one of the first to campaign for actual sentient AI rights

It'll be funny to see people campaigning for AI rights while animals are being abused by the billion
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I thought the same, but that specific scene, it wouldn't make sense to use 3D models only for those 5 seconds if all that was of importance in that shot was the point-like effect of the entire image. You need to see the video version of this to see that it is a 3D scene, the shading is just too perfect on them, specially Marge's dress, it looks like cloth animation.

I found the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nf6dp4k-gmc&t=167s