skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Workflow is coming with our Cloud offering, with all the cool integration you can think of as Jira or Slack.

On the "marking" part, we have two options that will be available super soon:
1) Directly in the code, by adding a special comment that will ignore findings.
2) In the Cloud, an ignore action will forever park an issue, even if it changes line etc. (smart fingerprinting applied). We can't really have that in the OSS since it's state-less.
> If there's anything we know from game theory, it's that someone will defect in that situation

As far as I know, that's a bit of a misleading cliche in light of modern game theory. First there are iterated prisoners dilemma which give different results. Second, there are real world consequences to real life prisoners dilemma that the model doesn't quite capture. From "The Art of Strategy" (which gives a good overview of Game Theory from the 1990s): there's always a bigger game. Often defecting in PD results in loss in bigger games, including socially constructed games to prevent PD scenarios, such as social reputation, and of course there are laws as well. There are also different models of rationality (other than the classical rationality modeled by Nash) that give different results in PD games, like Hoftader's superrationality[1], although there are still open problems with this definition (I think it's a very promising field). It's probably important to say that in real life experiments with PD (although it varies by setting), most people don't defect, which again points to modifications to classical rationality (in the sense of Game Theory).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superrationality

"The idea of superrationality is that two logical thinkers analyzing the same problem will think of the same correct answer"
It's been a thing for 10+ years, I don't think Apple has any interest in design tweaks. I have seen the marks on my new MBA M2 after just closing the laptop and carrying it in my hand for 2 minutes. I wasn't gripping it tightly or anything, just carrying it like a normal human would carry it.
Beautiful website. I also think this is the same guy who had to ask Musk if he was fired because HR couldn't confirm it. Maybe it was a mistake to let him ago, he seems to be pretty talented actually.
Many do. Invariably they run into issues trying to finance their campaign when competing with candidates who are funded and offered media coverage by oligarchs. So having thrown our hands in the air and given up should we just make serfdom a thing again officially, or should we just go on pretending?
And got away with it, sadly. He has now been to court several times and demonstrated that he can say ANYTHING, and face no consequences legally, and a large pool of sycophants will support every word, no matter how awful.
Blame and tax the poor, and force them to breed. Nice plans. Perhaps you'd like to start your plan by swooping into France via Belgium.
You can work as a developer and have excellent ops skills through work experiance. The dev in devops. This is a skill that employers are looking for. Also since you have worked in operations you will understand better how to write applications that have good operational properties monitoring etc.
> the same reasons.

Which reasons ? Both systems are about as opposed as you can imagine without straight up walking out of capitalism
I wonder how much people in the know really believe in singling out a single root cause to these HA system failures.
This was my fav "fork": https://www.idreams.pl/super_miners.html
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Presumably the win would be to sell licensed products.
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I said "for example".
You would think so, but between NIH, old unmaintainable code (like nesasm/magickit), or not knowing other code exists, a lot of times you'll see people reinventing the wheel.
The total net worth of all of French billionaires is ~half a trillion dollars, so it could only cover the 30 billion per year pension deficit for about 15 to 20 years if you seized 100% of their wealth (and somehow didn't cause disastrous economic side effects in the process). Not seeing anything in your first two links to support your claim, not going to bother with the other two links. I just really wish the "eat the rich" UBI crowd wasn't so innumerate.
Older dishwashers can be pretty loud, but mine is quieter than my HVAC system.
All languages except for C do bound checks, you don't need a borrow checker for this.
Ask HN: How will social media change in the next years?
BeReal, Discord, Snapchat, these are companies that are shaping the next generation of social, at least in my opinion. BeReal with authenticity, Discord with letting you join servers you like, Snapchat with letting you connect with your friends and give you an array of creative tools. I THINK the future of social media will be more private. Messaging is the new social IMO. The current big social platforms are entertainment platforms now, you don't even see anything from your friends.

So I think the change in social will be that people will want to join private spaces to talk with their friends, or with like-minded people. Do you also agree?

I'd love to hear your opinions.
Well the first step would be adding thunderbolt support to Ashai
Companies have successfully forced people to go through arbitration through terms of service, with courts agreeing. ToSes, as a whole, are enforceable, though several lines in them might not be, just like contract law.
I think the opposite, the transition will go so well, that most places will bring the bans forward in time and those that don't will still see ICE disappear.

EVs are already cheaper and better, they're only going to get more so. Business cost savings will drive the transition.

e-fuels will be a big thing for long distance air travel and similar tech for chemical feedstocks but everyone else has better options already.
You know the big black bold huge warning you clicked through to active 2fa? The one that told you you really really needed to save backup codes? The one that said you will lose your account without said backup codes?

You do have those backup codes, right?

Backups, password managers, now 2fa backups, all things that people just cannot seem to care about until it's too late
Exactly! If you look at HN comments you'd think they all live this perfect life, never introduce bugs in their software, never make poor financial decisions (including mistakes of omissions).

The whole comment section becomes a cesspool whenever Meta/Mark or Elon is discussed
He was probably expecting that his employer would follow employment law, rather than this nonsense.
Now that the spectacular almost 25 year run of using “international terrorism” has run out of gas, it seems “CSAM” has been selected as the new boogeyman to justify mass surveillance in western democracies.
Exactly!!!

This might seem like I am an Apple fanboy but I am not, I have plenty issues with Apple products but when it comes to Privacy Apple is the only company amongst the big tech we can trust.

Microsoft, Google, Facebook are all anti-privacy and just about using dar patterns to steal users info. It’s disgusting.
Here. I fixed it:

Big Corporations are overextended (e.g., empty office buildings; buying up real estate; loss of customer base; pushing out tech that fails; import everything > sustainable manufacturing). Rather than take the huge $$ loss, they are pushing it off on us, the consumer. The result is a widening gap between "the rich" and "the rest," as "the rest" have no jobs, no money, no land, no food, no healthcare, no social security/medicare...

As we're moving to a global currency, the wealth gap will continue to increase.
Yes, and I responded to that example. Not sure what the problem is. Do you not think it's a good example?
The 2015 pro model i have is an absolute nightmare for the fan as the mic was picking up the noise of the fan and so the CPU was working overtime to cancel the noise leading to cascading fan and heat noise.

Ended up just disabling it completely permanently. Was a particularly bad design i think.
And normally they expect their money up front before you know the quality.

Want to cut game piracy? Offer up limited versions of games for free. Let the player see what they think of it before they plonk down their money. *If* you have a good product this should work. If you're selling hype or bugware it's going to fail horribly--a good thing.
GraalVM also has a nascent Python runtime, which could be extremely performant.

But I think OS devs dont really want to put optimization work into GraalVM, as their hard worked could get sucked up and locked behind the Enterprise Edition.
as chalst says, once your site becomes successful, spammers will make accounts and upvote their spam and downvote the good stuff.

your solution reduces to the reputation-network problem, it works if everyone is a good actor, or known-good actors (people you know personally) can "vouch" for others across the network (perhaps with reductions in vouch-iness across the network - friend of friends is good, friend of friend of friends ok, 4 degrees out maybe not so much).

But the trivial solution is easily attacked with the "sybil attack", which is one thing crypto was supposed to solve - people would have a good incentive to not forward shit if everyone had to put up a deposit and if they forwarded spam then they'd lose the deposit. But what is the definition of spam, and how can you assert that without attackers using that to kick legitimate users off the network? it's a tough problem.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sybil_attack

there's an old form-reply copypasta about spam filtering and how your clever solution will not work for the following reasons: and basically "it requires us to solve a user or server reputation ranking problem" is one of the main reasons spam filtering also will not work - remember Bitcoin originally evolved from HashCash which was meant to solve the spam problem! if I provably spent 10 seconds of CPU time solving this random math problem and the solution is provably never re-used, then it becomes infeasible for an attacker to send a bunch of junk messages because they'd need a whole lot of CPUs, right? Definitely not something they'd have access to via, say, botnets... ;)

the other core problem with a lot of these solutions is, attackers are a lot more willing to spend money to get spam in front of users (people make money running those websites after all) than actual users are to spend money to make a facebook post or whatever. 10 cents to make a bunch of impressions is cheap, but I'm not spending 10c to post my cat!

centralized authorities are a relatively cheap solution to these complex problems: if you post spam then facebook decides that it's spam themselves and bans you, done. If your IP or domain sends a lot of spam email then Spamhaus bans you, done. O(1) (or at least O(N)) solution. And that's kind of the neat thing about mastodon too - you don't have to moderate every message, you just have to ensure the groups you're federating with are doing a decent job of policing their own shit, and if they're a problem you un-federate.
Actually it'll most likely be the opposite, larger cities are typically surrounded by arable land with good proximity to rail. Shipping food by rail would become more common, with distribution by semi / box truck to the suburbs or rural area to be very very expensive.

California will probably be the best off, in terms of a basically year round growing season and a massive amount of land close to large population centers.
Python is the most incredible language because everything's dynamic. But it comes at an enormous cost - you can't make many assumptions or optimizations easily. It has tremendous utility for many applications. It's this utility and the wide body of existing software packages which makes it so tempting to use as a scripting engine. But it would be a bad move for any scripting that's in some critical region.
Yet most people can't remain employed after a certain age.

edit:can't
Damn, I didn't catch that until your comment!
Even if it was configurable to disable either.
It's really not clear that people are ditching FB. They showed 20% more ads last quarter than in the quarter the year before.
Maybe people will go outside more? Who knows.
No-one hires 58+yo people. This is just about pushing more people into poverty.
I remember playing it on the Atari 8-bit machines. I liked how if you stop for a while the guy taps his foot waiting for you to get on with it. A friend and I made a game on the Atari inspired by it that was more challenging as a puzzle rather than fast-paced.

[0] https://youtu.be/n9zf510_9gU?t=105
I use Step Two which also has a Mac app, that also does sync to iCloud.

Not a single point of failure.
> But that means you crossed a border illegally to get here which is in fact more than a non-criminal civil case.

It does not.

For the last 20 or so years, the majority of persons entering the United States without authorization entered legally on a visa or visa waiver and then overstayed their allotted time.

Of the remaining, many of those are asylum seekers and it is explicitly legal to enter the United States by any means possible for the purpose of seeking asylum.

>Any alien who is physically present in the United States or who arrives in the United States (whether or not at a designated port of arrival...

https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=granuleid%3AUSC-prel...
JFC, why are people taking this comment as claiming fentanyl is safe? There's, specifically, a moral-panic-style media campaign around fentanyl, it's the main way it's making it to the probably-Sinclair-owned local evening news that your mom and dad watch, and the bullshit stories they share with one another on Facebook. In that world, danger to addicts is secondary to "ARE THE CHINESE TRYING TO POISON YOUR KIDS WITH FENTANYL CANDY?" and "police say touching one millionth of a gram of fentanyl can cause seizures and death" and crap like that. That's, very explicitly, what I was writing about.

One reason the media drive these kinds of panics is because it gets them attention, which is what they sell. This story brings to mind the possibility that it's also being driven by prescription drug manufacturer industry associations and interest groups, who don't give a fuck about fent but would very much like a strong, popular push to more strongly police prescription drug imports (as a side-effect—but, apparently, maybe the main effect—of targeting fent)
The code size of the “parse” version of a program is at worst linear in the code size of the corresponding “validate” version, so I’d say yes.
The pension deficit is 30 billion a year, so seizure of all French billionaires' wealth would still only cover the shortfall for 15 to 20 years.
One option, regardless of the car you choose, might be to seek out a high-efficiency aftermarket replacement when you change your cabin air filter.

I went longer in life than I should have before I even realized I should be changing mine out every 15,000 miles or so in the first place.
I wish I had the skills to create beautiful/art like website. is there anywhere to get started learning?
I think the greatest idea for Rust scripting is just supporting WASM scripts. I've had some success toying with wasmer in bevy.
This is exactly what I am expecting as well. People here earning 100k USD a year can't comprehend that people who earn 20k EUR a year or less does not have means to buy even a used BEV. But they have means to buy 15 years old beater.
Interesting. I wonder if maybe the smaller models (Air, 13" and maybe 14" Pro) are more prone to this? I've had very little trouble with it on 15" models from 2015 onward or with the 16" M1 Pro.
The issue is that many relational databases are not horizontally scalable, so you want to be frugal with their resources.
So nice of them to give more privacy features when closing the laptop.

Here is a fun thing that happens if you keep your laptop on to play some music or maybe run a light server with the lid closed.

The backlight of the LCD turns off, but the LCD does not turn off.

This causes screen burn in. There is no way to turn the screen off when you shut certain model mac laptops.

So on one hand, we have a company offering neat privacy gimmicks and on the other, deploying anti-consumer practices at every corner of their product.

Privacy is the bait that will trap you into their money sucking ecosystem. Manage it yourself or companies will always find a way to use it to exploit you. Even when they are not busy actively violating your privacy.
Exploring a sexuality via any smartphone app or even storing this kind of content on a memory hotstoraged to a proprietary OS (iOS, Android, Windows) is totally silly if you are going to become a politician or somebody who is required to have a clear reputation.
Notes.art: Explorations in iPhone Notes
What gets confiscated at ports of entry is only a small fraction of the total that is out there. It is very easy to purchase fentanyl from illegal dealer right now and cheap. That is probably the best way to measure how porous the border truly is.
There are exceptions if you have lived in the property for 2 of the last 5 years.
Yeah, sometimes the telcos have a self-service portal that gives you a new QR code. However, last time I needed it, my telcos service happily returned 500 so I was left without connectivity.

Also, eSIM backup transfers don't work between brands of Android phones (e.g. from Pixel to Samsung and back).
Thank you! No Twitter yet but if you're on Mastodon by any chance: https://fosstodon.org/@lunni/
Sorting 400+ tabs with Rust and GPT3: Macros and Recursion
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It seems like they don't publish every day, but do publish regularly formatted json files so an Atom feed would be the "don't pay AWS to read about AWS" approach

e.g. https://aws-new-features.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/update/2... and then https://aws-new-features.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/update/2... is present but basically empty and https://aws-new-features.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/update/2... is 403

also: https://aws-new-features.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/html/aws... is the link found in the screenshot
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There's standardized names for the graphics registers. The convention for the sound registers is to use the address itself, as there are lots of sound registers and each does multiple things.
I'm curious, what do you propose here? The keys leave imprints because the screen flexes from pressure applied presumably in your bag or similar. MacBooks already have some of the most rigid screens on the market. This is pure physics at play and the imprints come from your oily fingers. What's your suggestion?
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Black people in rural areas have greater mental health resilience than whites
I don't think there is anything to tweak. It's probably designed to have less than 1mm when closed normally and the pressure of being in a book bag will easily flex the aluminum that much, if not bend it. As other said leave the original packing cloth in it and use a hard shell carrying case that won't put pressure on the laptop.
Wax paper is a much better idea than some of the keyboard covers I’ve used in the past, they can dig into the lcd in other ways but are convenient too
> You really want to push it upward if it's a high-level concern, and downward if it's a low-level concern. E.g., suppose you're working on an app or service that accesses the database, so the database is lower-level. You'll want to push your database-specific type transformations closer to the code that accesses the database.

This confusion is, I think, just a question of different conceptions of the system architecture.

Your terminology is drawing from a three-tier architecture [0] with a presentation layer, logic layer, and data layer. Under this model, input (data) is the bottom layer and output (HTTP/GUI) is the top layer, with your application logic in the middle.

On the other hand, she is viewing the system through an inside-outside lens similar to the hexagonal architecture [1]. All input (data) and output (HTTP/GUI) is considered to be up and out of your application logic. Rather than being the middle of a sandwich, the application logic is the kernel of a seed.

This is a common way to view the system when programming in functional languages like Haskell because the goal is usually to push all I/O to the start of the call stack so as to minimize the amount of code that has to account for side effects. The three-tier architecture isn't concerned about isolating effects, so treating the data layer as the bottom layer of the code is reasonable.

In either model, the point is to push validation to the boundaries of your code and rely on the type checker to prove you're using things right within the logic layer.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multitier_architecture

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexagonal_architecture_%28soft...
> fyi taxing the 40 richest people in France 2% more would cover the same amount of money as having the entire active population work 2 more years.

My back-of-the-envelope calculations:

Sum of wealth of top 40 richest people in France: 556 billion [1]

Annual income of top 40 richest people in France, assuming 10% growth of wealth: 56 billion

2% additional tax on that income: 1 billion

Size of active working population of France: 40.8 million [2]

Size of about-to-retire population: 1 million (guess based on [3])

Annual pension cost per retiree: 18000 [4]

Direct pension savings by delaying retirement by 1 year: 18 billion

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_French_billionaires_by...

[2] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LFWA64TTFRQ647N

[3] https://www.statista.com/statistics/464032/distribution-popu...

[4] https://www.connexionfrance.com/article/Practical/Everyday-L...
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This is just a tax deferral, you will still pay tax eventually.
Fake sugars sneak into foods and disrupt metabolic health
you can easily scale linearly your app layer on multiple machines, while it is harder with previous gen databases.